27 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2d9cfcbde435c7aa9e1c38ec8bc96e39.pdf 0b3026e73967b8029772db1fa583aac0 PDF Text Text ____ ___ - --- y.-: _ lOB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov 27 1974 BEETLE BAILEY . 1*1i : I I OFF GOL1 - -- WIN Mort Walker ~_ PLAY ""~ M 0 AT BRIDGE 1111eiiilf JAMK.s . mere is better line of play which works this time. You , ° I (it ~ ____ T ,(~~ 1k 11-1.1 ) I \ 'l ii 'i,kju ~LA I . / MEND GOT NING HELP US P4 ( WEAPONS FOR . ns VENTURE, ( DSMAN'TLING , I 2 V BEEN L.OST SEA! r AT —n - uO I N V I: L I —i d / ii .i I ~[(i t, VU :1 us ra by A L.I W Sonsom [A N i l- HELPA bil'_ .. DWI Vun .5TIL-L B&IV 0(31 64 / I South is going to make six / V Ic V. try to get the man with long diamonds to discard down to four do bid c just three. One is to run Out bidding, but just a trifle. ~ II TUDAY'S QUOSTION other is to play a few rounds of Instead of responding t-Ati trumps, duck a diamond, ndf lit-arts, your partner has pavwd the expected club return and )-our double. What do you lead' once more hope An s w er tomorrow I --- - '1 ~ - i — ___ I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS j I by Lorry ( PLEASE SAY THE 'YOUR SAVIN6 IT /tl/S$ ,6101YES - - ItI(/ I J L _______________ -______________ - C. q ii C I 13 17 KA , 0-< W U S PX C~o o u t th a bbe he b business Oh, she's good, all rig t! nows aII except who's boss! I. 11 h K , ( If e FUNNY BUSIN ESS B Roger BdI fT4e 8RiE? war DO coo raw 9OUR F"'r 7WXT %FUJNKED MATH ! PocKercmAXATM ;(., Iv- 1r DeAD, • 1" k I 11 I. r % It I J r . I - . PI I ". . I J , A*-:I, - . All"404 AIP440"L . I : ? 'I ~ \ I , , — - , __ - TAT MVP.me LAC.E.') A - I v$,SiS. — eE HAPPY I , ____ •. .. . CUPS , ____ 'JP PRISCILLA'S POP I 9 ONE' ____r HAVE TO WRITE AN ESSAY ON TkANKGlvII'4G.] \,HI I '\!ç ( 4 -1 .. / 10 / UI ErreT-'rER.Fn- \M , L i AM E I'- 'fl-4=LiM.M s' ''-"-'u---'-' ' C p I ' 1 ~ by AIV.rm..r 1. 0.) J AN ENERGY eur 4) : if " ' _____________________________ OH. AiW POOR.DARLINd A. , VA R L317 0! ... 140W 'lot) *W5T HAVE UFFEcW WITH -PUFFIMS MAX POUXTINO THE AIR! NEVEIZ IF JF,ERLES M0 MUCH ______ ,...,.,. ( '1 ,7. 1 WOT AN A C*rl JE ( PISet$THJ HOW 50ME LION-TAMER WELL AMIN! - 11 - I OW-.CAITIFFUL \, - (!J II 1 : ! i) 'i I ______________________ -Th-'1'j ~ I L1 WITH THAT BEEF (0 Il by Howie Schneider ANSWER T4 ,~ ? - VPA.II4 ' .. / / ' " j I _____ A . TEST i _____ __________ — ____ — ______ _ ,-,, f.-, -' ' / - .1 4~_l I i - . - 14 .I- I . . =Z~ — 41. 4L ___ I -.41. - * . 11 # $ He said today that the state Its sole financial swport. law listing county commission . .- 0" * 0 %*- - ftl~ Vill . . . i4 1 0 . $ ' —a 640, . ve . V tax for a fire protection district value) tax on properties only district by that body exceeds that excludes the county'sdty within t.he district, excluding consti totional limith tions. territories. A di gest of Shevin's recent Julian said a referendum and opinion was first viewed by 1a, should ha ve been held before I 4t ko 'A '•. .: t$'!'i." 4 many as a confirmation of . THANKS Re-enscUng the first Thanksgiving are p0grims and Indians of Sth Pod at Forest City Mementary Sebool sbown with Mrs. Peggy Smith, teacher. CWldren, parents and teachers dressed In costume for UNTO THE LORD 1 \.IYi I tL_..-L._. l) I I L.__ ,.,- 1 _!~~jl ,~, L -- V -_ a i I EVAL I V NIGHE - V:V .V: / __ PRici. ________ dft 1 - - _; - . I -- ____ I- Ih, . ____ - ' Ii!"h __ 4V _____________________ the special feast brought from home. From left, Jay Guthrie, Kenny Freeman, Matthew West, Dawn Balog, John Either, and Melinda Hogan. __ ____ rV. _V SVVV= V V,, ==V ==VV =V VVV=VV,,_VS= C*1 " .- Cand*ldates i ,-, Altamonte Tire Co. $IW; E. amont INIary $25; Betty Steele, Winter spent nothing. cluded: qualifying fee M and $136 to his campaign and spent (kiandocontributed$300to IippincottlnkSpotforprinting $8012 Expenditures include DouI'las Glenn $125' $100 and Springs, 125, Claude Dyer $1 bo and Dan Westlall $25, th his campaign and received letters $25.48. Around The Clock qualifying fee of $25 and Celery 4A $25 'Mr and Mrs. David H. Bridge .....................6F Richards $25' Mr. and Mrs. Longwood; W. A. Radloff, $11.50 in materials from Wheeler had contri butions of City prin ting for campaign Calendar .5A Victor Gustaff $20' Tom Pratt Orange Park $25; R. J. Larson, Dominick Cavone of Orlando $325 and expenditures of literature $55.12. for 1 00 wooden stakes while $28204 Wheeler contributed all Comics 6F $5 , flat HMtaway s, Dolor Orlando $25 . es Crossword Ptazle ..........613 East 0; Gordon and Linda Dear Abby .................5B Gibb $25; Monte Kennedy $50; Dr.Crane ................ .3A Terry McMahan $25 in services Dr. Lamb . ................ 8A and Imperial Lumber Co. $80 In Horoscope . ................7A lumber, all of Altamonte Hospital .................... 5A Springs' Robert Brickhouse, . 83 , '. _____ w ei , ii Expenditures were: spending $270.54 for: campaign his campaign fun" while Campagne Color Inc. photos photos, McCarthy Photo spend.ng $25 for qualifying fee, $5.52; qualifying fee $180; StiWies $22.88; campaign signs 11ppinciott Ink Spot, campaign Margaret Bowe, sign painter from Quahty Screen Printing literature $81.02; voter list $9.62 Building $148.20; Raymond's Printing, and O'Dees Signs, Sanford S140'ScOttY's Obituaries ................SA Fort Lauderdale $25; E. B. materIals, sign materials campaign cards $29.57; $1.40. 127.04; Jim Blake office sup- Altamont e Press, political lillian H. Griffin flhlifling Television plies, campaign buttons $10.14; flyers $23,92; 6. Sheppard and unopposed for city council seat e ....... .........6B WEATH E R Mostly fair through Friday. --- - =V= 1 ill l', 1 -1 LM:55 W ACT CWL I '.' _____ V the district was created, in line Julian's bel.lef that the fire tax district is unconstitutional. But protection, forerunner to the requirements. "It will take a county officials say no county- fire protection district, was lawsuit somewhere t wide tax money is used by the created by the county corn- straighten this out," Julii;. mission last year, federal said. fire district, :---- '' V I 4 -. Stanfield, Ceorgia, SM; Mike Ilattawa Longwood $25 and Barnett Bank campaign fund Son Inc campaign badges $572 2, donated $100 to her Campaign deposit stamps $2.02; ft. C. and Seminole County, list of and has spent $25 for the Rita Hiltin, Orlando 125. Mrs. Glenn's expendil ures Schroeder, printing $78; Winter registered voters, $40.25. Complete weather details page Sizer's total contributions Included: Charles Hedey for Park Telephone Co., ina ta lling $* flV V ;: VVSV rVVV__VV==V =WV_VV*VV == =V •-=_--V.j4 V=_V qualifying fee. d Bravo's contributions have totaled total $1,155 with ex. enses f 1 045 18 Contributors include: D and For the seat 3, city council, _- (Con'ton Pg. ZAP V V_ '1T . - - - - . ' .." I , -_ T. ' - _. .. .. MW ~__ - . - P-tv,' ( J! .. VV -. - ~____ ___ -_1 _ - - .- %r MOR __ I r. - b 0 --__ -_ =nQ1 _. - -_ ~ — - --- .5 - - - - -- - . 11 Wbawnh I - Three candidates, Carmine Bravo, Robert Harms and jotmet .R. Lormann- are run. fling for mayor. V -- •V•VVVV -1 I I C0101a 'THE KING 1AA5 IMPRESSEC) 5 WHEN IC-,OTINTO My WM49M oN R)LLLrTICN, FAMINE AND PLAGUE. ___ - .1 '. - -V 'TUNE ABOUT INFIAJkW _______ HOUØ,s TO '! ( by Frank Hill A COUPLE OP ONE- Julian stands with his opinion that the special fire tax distrizt copiet of Shevin's latest opinion cOuntYw i - ~.10 , * ,V -4 0 - 1w . . fmv. % _~ ~ ~. .. . WK ,. I way to the Tallahassee office of commission, said the special in the courftuse. The couruse is being paid for by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin from fire district in Seminole called a municipal service taxing unit, county taxpayers. I . - I ._4_ : 14~_4W — Msistant County Clerk Ashby fire protection office is via use However, letters are on their Jones, an aide to the county of office space without charge -. I • that can be traced down in the Association President Ned Julian said -ft ." e Casselberry, $50.48. Contributors included. Randall C. Rolfe, Gainesville, and Mrs Charles Ashley, lii kind $100, all of lt Springs, H E Paine, Winter Giascockdeposlted$25tohis self$95andSamuelF Pratt of $20 W' Altaznonte$20 Mr and Park George Brown, $25 Lake own campaign account and hs Lake Mary $25 Fxpenses in Perinchief has contributed A. IA'SIIC $25 Tibbitts Inc Index I SHORT RIBS tuft FAras evelty - - Now AND STA14PAR 0*0 Tilt h: I I ' , , /f A I 1114111111tNab FRICA I V - ZT'4 A — I — 1 1 0 () L u Bob Thovis Fft4iILI 4 ? I I _____ ij ' V I A , I -1 i W." . 1 Ip"" 4- .g - :::-! -11__-_,I ; --i-215 .~ I - __ .J. 'AL.L. ____ V iJ 'N.. I ___ Il . CT ____ _________ FRANK AND ERNEST rut 'D p i4 - j, \ ' - - 1010 ~iy iv 4. 2. V ' •V'' James BEDJ A REAL EFJk,0FrICM OF ,V_,F4AC.6 6 - ____ Ill 1 .--'__- FOLLOWIMG momEAjT CF -N Lekr-E 15 %JUST ______ ." __________II -' / I /J .. -' ____ 4 . !' -. - . .' __ ---- i . *V. i. one - MIND HeFt'. ,ju5r r NOW! ~ Marsee said Wednesda revenue sharing money was lawsuit to determine the con. afternoon that while it is dif. used for the $44,000 funding stitutionality of the county ficutto gauge the fuu scope of required. The sum Included commission's recently created the Shevin opinion from a money for all office equipment fire protection district In printed digest, he did not read j and salaries. Seminole's unincorporated as saying Julian was right at I - been spent by candidates for 19 ____ j ____ by Crooks & Lo'w,'snc. EFFIE _ 1r7'1.. -' ' StORTAGE ,.-a Y IN! STOVES I I it GE-T READY POIZ YoVg FAVORITE GOLJLAHLpEAR UTTL MIND — M ! '~' J Thousands of dollars have shoulders In some communities paint $30; Postmaster $45; campaign telephone $52.40; were $170 with ex- candidates are Martin Bacon are crowded with signs. Both Harris Service Center for paint Citizens News advertising penditures of $147.50. Con- Sr. and current Mayor Margie " " -1 .,A C ray • In iI A trfbnfvr wprø offices companies "'R' , uiiuOu, ,fl 13 x . e a nd'telI eph , IIQIII q y in" f .l80•, t1R. fl a1 .. - . -"lf t All . .1css. Seminole County cities with have noted dangers to linemen ConneU Printing Co. for prin- photography $31; Gray E. Keen, Altamonte Springs Bacon had contributions of from nails attachi ng signs to Wig $67.60; lum ber contributed Morrison Co advertising signs $20, Warren Williams, $15 and $250 and expenditures of elections sch ed uled Dec. 3 And campaign contribution the companies' poles but by Cary P McMahan for $200, in kind $100, Gray Larry Godwin $20, both Winter $176 35 and expense reports filed by campaign literature dotted the campaign signs $75; McCarthy Morr ison Sa.74. Park; I.arry Ware, Sanford, 45 Contributors include himself candi dates In several of the countryside in Seminole on pole Photograph $24 96, Postmaster George Perkins, running stakes $15, Ed Robinson 35 1150 and Marjorie Bacon $100 Harris Paint unopposed for a council seat, stakes $10, Richard Coffee, while expenditures include clues Indicate at least some after pole $106 45, were confused by complicated Distributors $8 99, electric sign donated $200 to his campaign photos $10, voting list $9 62, Sports contributed by Altamonte Tire and spent $198.72 including $180 state election laws, which now Expenditures were: Post- Graphics, Maitland, printing candidate breakdown on Co $100, lum ber contributed by qualifying also apply to municIpalities fee and $1872 to master $10, Mike's Printing $3211 and U.S. Postal Service Although the law requires all contribution and expense Imperial Lumber Co $40 McCarthy for Shop, signs 92.83; Mike's Print for stamps $60 Studios Mrs Glenn's opponent Tom photographs. donors to be identified by name reports filed to date for Shop, campaign literature Hess contributed $30 to mun""PaIlUts except Sauf0rd- KWolf has had contributions $49.30; Larry Ware 45 stakes in her campaign and spent $25 for candidate listed an anonymous Th e Sanford candidates' for 882 and expenditures of Casselberry kind $15; Ed Robinson, 35 the qualifying fee. will be Listed in Friday's donor and ga'e no addresses reports $807 14 stakes in kind $10, Richard For Council seat 4, the canEvening Herald.) Contributors Included: T. N1. Running for three council Coffee, black and white photos didates are the incumbent, Millikan $5, self $300, and $200, seats In Casselberry are in kind $10 required that funds be Eriln Blankenahip, and Bart Don Acuff,$25; Fred Ablon, $1; Charles Glascock, Incumbent; deposited in bank accounts B. Keyser $25; E. F. John Lfghty, Incumbent, Sal Lake Mary prior to money being obligated Blankenship has received for campaign expense, at least $105 in contributions and spent Altamonte Springs re,ports Ileckinger, W; John Bass $25, Orlando and Charles Slier. 1xighty's Contributions total Candidates for the office of $77.26. Contributors Include one candidate ignored this showed: candidate for a council Janeen Radloff $10; Kenneth Brown Rob Pope provision $25, $25, $29650 may or are Y,alter Sorenson and Dorothy I Blankenship $25 with expenditures of seat, Sandra Glenn, reicelsed ent David $31, Gray in kind State law forbids candidates lee Wheeler Jr 8293.62. Contributo1s include ons and sp COfltr contributions self $30, Anthony Fakess, William Doyle $20; Robert to post campaign signs on el Ornberg $25; Jean Paris, Sorenson's contributions Sa nford, $5; W. L Durr enrights of ways, but the road Contributors Included Mr. Larson,$25,andGray Morrison $50 and $17150 self, all of total ed $120 with expenses of burger, Lake Mary $30 and i.ai ,. Doe 'a J4f , . -4 - L j ..i ..i "aw-r-: a en e s Nk I . - i V N Election Laws Confuse at-i oo cu HAVE YES AND MANN3E. ONE dF THOSE NK.E. ,000 WHAT - go L , -I r r, I weeks into the commercial Christmas decoration scene. b Bob Montana COLD WINTER AND - / . . - ~~ i~l 7 1 kQ 1, Claus making his official en try 0 GIVE into a city already several _. A ( I Penn State face each other in a nationally televised night game cleaervand cold weather for the 48th annual Macy'sThanksgtv ing Day Parade, with Santa ' )* ou OOST - 2, - I.-,, - f. I. hadafutof ______________ ARCHIE I 'H /- r':' ,.- . P I II.1 / r Q-i,WELL... AKA —11 '.,, - . : .. , -'-.,% !Ap%.' c II I fj ,If r _. - ~ ,- _1i P I] M 11_L_ i fri r I .{i1r -.- - j ire i ax L is I __~__ \ _ r, ':,::'. ; 9, ii to - I - . Denver and DaHas vs. Wash- ___________ CAPTAIN EASY I 71 - professional contesu on after- VV.. NUTC4LLJ r - . y S TILL ,F;'J;: , ,AW;y - ç) - - , . %3 table, Including the stuffing and 7; I /I #-I) I LaIE-TH:SwEA-IHER. DO Nt:XJ U" . CAY MEANS To ME 5Y PRISCILLA ' . - • . i \ rieL York t1V. ______________ 'w" -4 . i The rest of the fixings on the , . ion at the White House were some of the highlights for this year's Thanksgiving Day. Turkey generally cost less this year than in 1973, making themaincourseforThanksgiv- __ , I . - T W p - oun . ' I (r t this year of inflated food costs. OW-5LfEvep WT WRI0 A 30 of; WIR I MR wy-HE 00L1W N UR KOF-CAP. I FEK A MLLK)N Rkm CUPS %M114 YEK NAME EN3A\'W It A2 - I (,I.xLv ,sporwIl - i. by I K Ryan WEATHER VOWN -MERE? , 0 .,. LlUI!I411_ n emino e 1,r; - _ , f - __ - ___ V.4. (ootballandahlghschoolreun0 , -.r zoo 4/ , . . - __ , _~,?- V THANKSGIVING .uu. I 0 . - ( . , TUMBLEWEED ill ....._... ___ .-_ Introduce Santa Claus, some of the nation's keenest rivalries in i I ii 5Im....'; f'ø ' ) If 11 ,,~~ WM •q ,4~ it - 1I1 ) __ fl- .. Ili '. ' H.imd.&S f ~ FIRST' .. : ,1, . •, D a . , . "-' ,.r.. , -1 ,'Football I I) , ( BUGS BUNNY V - r __ Abound " V. V I - I r - I .1'mI. , L IKE T4AT IDN I - i ., cTh._I . Chic Young ' -- . __ — ~ ' __ weS.,440 -748 fw"4 .4%A ' ~' I f lv, I \ J r ( / iiricey, ; 1. it . .C _. T V I 1. . ~1. .11 ) QUCST,to .Cu'r Iw I U*Ilk - 11 o-P I - - 3 WIT 1 ~ _ It-A7 Turkey di nners ' 1. .. ___ BLOND1E - ) }(..___..___ -; A 0 fawwamL&ch. Q JIF 11 -L-. v i 2 Authority Members . I ~ Expressway Authority to move expressway authority was to a professional level. When we Seminole, the elected govern. Thus, the expressway toward consolidation, guarantee a local voice in (Seminole CALNO V/Ill Appoint and Osceola ment representatives here authoritywiuchtsglvencontrol Dorfman also Insisted that determining where the Counties) saw that the project should have the right to some the right to pledge the gas tax County Commission Chairthe legislative delegation, State proposed tri-county beltline would be handled politically input following professional funds must include all five I man John Kimbrough denied Sen. Uri Wilson in particular, through Seminole, Orange and rather than professionally, we guidelines." county commi.ssioners, as well 4 Wednesday the county is in. deliberately misinformed local 03ceola Counties would be ALTAMONTE SPRINGS A special meeting of the dumped it," Kimbrough said, as two elected city represenols ed In a plot to consolidate citizens concerning the method located and, If Indeed, the CALNO Council of Local Governments has been called for He said the county Was He said the state tatives chosen by the cities, he . the governments in Seminole 7:30 p.m., Friday at city hall to appoint two represen. of appointing the authority. beltline construction was suing a plan for the high speed, willing to have city represen- noted. official "lie (Dorfman) obviously feasi ble. tatives to the Seminole County Expressway A uthority , access thoroughfare tativeson the authority as well who made the accusation has m ust have tdt While the law permits the h Seminole, giving an as county representatives. o lie noted that Seminole and said "been watching too much nesday. with the legislators that I was Osceola Counties entered into county commission to name the Orange County group authority television or going too often to But, Sen. Wilson, a former city representatives if the cities not aware of," Kimbrough said. an agreement with Orange to Floyd said he notified the city governments to set its course through Brevard County commissioner, Disney World" He added that state Rep Vince view professional studies, representatives of the meeting and urged that the city Seminole noted that one of the main Altamonte Springs CounFechtel was the legislator the looking at where the beltilne councils in the various cities officially authorize delegates Ouii said he cer certainly "And we (the Seminole functions and respo nsibIlities of V Y has flO cilman Dan 1)rf:nan earlier to vote on idr behalf. county worked with on the law would go and more importantly desire to become involved in County Cornmsion) reacted any counts' governing body this weck criticized the county ) when 'proposedand that Fechtel if the belflim should be built at semi-violently," Kimbrough the proper'and controlled use of these tm, appointments. -14 board and the local legislative presented the legislation to the all, which involved the same group officials backed out of the said. "Our main thrust before gas tax funds, me final word on Kimbrough said the law delegation, charging the county delegation. Kimbrough said when politics that would have been over- agreement. the Seminole legislative the use of these revenues is the requires the appointments to be was using the legislation which Kimbrough explained that became involved in another seeing the beltilne construction, "We had been a ured that delegation was that If a beltl.ine county commission, Kim. agreed upon by five of the seven created the Seminole County the purpose of creating the expressway through Orange both Seminole and Osceola the beltline would be handled on were going to be constructed in brough said. cities. i -, I ! I ,...- enies Plot For onsoIItlon D By DONNA ESTES IleraldSlaffWrfter dti . - I :-k tt U by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURy .. __ 9 . . . K irribrough ' 9~7ftLf,4U IV " . i Z.-_ IF . /Z\) ?0J s.t' T..44T 1. L I THEN, "BLACK AND 0 hearts you are oer- . I I -'. -7 1 _~ I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents F .-. / • You. South, hold 44 3 VA Q 10 6 + K J 4 4A Q 3 do do u st Ze 0,rts. Your partner w as Itsou spades if diamonds break 3-3, If they don't, he has two ways to ' — -C I f fourth diamond wiitie[fthe man against any defense. / — __________ 7' with two trumps ruffs the third am When you have i10 real p!ay to matter how you play the hand. make your contract, you should _________________________ fall back on giving your opyr'' I *i i 17 ' ponen ts a chance to rnlsdefend. This t~pe (if attack succeeds all too often, but it Is far better % rst orIh Iist South 16 Wile to work out a play that will win - THE BORN LOSER I'.is 54 Opening lead-4K - CA~T 11 Both VUIfl('rat)Ie West Nortl~ Fast South 26 34 i'i. i'ic 0/ ~11 f I r i 47 -.0p __ " -I. deuce of diamonds from dummy and la) your eight tmefl)'Quf the expec club lead; play one trump; lead diamonds and get to ruff your last diamond because East started with four diamonds and two nps Note that if diamonds break 3-3 you don't have to lead the A865 .r ) - - IT WASN'T ED 10 HAVE ~ .'f! . V - - - '.. NO.. MV Fg1END, LEAST TWASREPORTf' OUMEAN.p ) TENNILL It&S IT. .OR AT IN 13ZANSIT, AND ONE PAS LOST AT SEA... \ 32 #QI093 4 AKQJ 10852 M4EN THE THORN ?, SEVERAL kMING IS CAU.ED IN WERE D.MA6Et) '14&D / 187 bYDOYSGrOUO J WHAT'S ')UR (. 4 .14 ALLEY OOP rI I \1 67th Year, No. 86 Thursday, Nov. 28, start by assuming that whichever opponent holds four CII them like grim death. In that case aswi won't work, but If the man with long diamonds holds the rump roses. °:L :: 4 64 v ( ___ li~ I ( I NORTH I ______ L--------- I I 7. I and ( - by Dick Turner L CARNIVAL - The glow of holiday Lights has returned to downtown Sanford. Last year, due to the energy crisis, lighting was used only for annul Christmas parade. City commissioners this week gave approv&i for nightly lighting after city crews (above) Installed the orameuts along First Street. The lights will add to festivities next *nursday wh%% The annual Sanford Christmas Parade travels the route at 7:10 p.m. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 I I __~ - I r F I I %J Ir#ii (air c, 4,1% A n JI1 W47 '41, ¼./III T U II) e% e I ^ Solar Energy Is Feasible, Experts Say 1. ) P-. FLORIDA Fed. sional Economic Committee of the world," Burns said. WASHINGTON (AP) 'We won't be able to drive to stimulate the economy to which said 3,700 workers would eral Reserve Board Chairman that the international energy "11 the weaker countries are our cars or take as many lets- counter the recession that be laid off from 28 plants In. Arthur Burns, urging "sterner situation is so grave that strin- left unprotected to face their Oil ure trips as we are accustomed would be deepened by the ener- definitely after Thanksgiving measures" to cope with the gent U.S. steps are needed. bills, they may be forced Into to," Burns said. "The and 4,150 more workers would aitomo- gy cutbacks. energy shortage, has suggested Asked why President Ford in- special arrangements with 0th- bile Industry, already be furloughed for a week begindetaxes on gasoline, oil imports or sists that no gasoline taxes are er producing countries," Burns pressed, In reporting th e October de ,, will suffer more. The • d nctdnrwl rn.. MJ%4. 1 large autos as a way O CUX•42I being in economic indicators, Si%.&4 &JUI LA.LIIS recreation industry also would dine L -Westinghouse Electric energy consumption, piled, 'Ask the Presiden t." Int h e Commerce Department reBurns appeared before the be affected more. And homesaid It would lay off 3 200 At the same time, the Corn- tenor Secretary Rogers C. B. panel to urge support for a building, which is already In a vised its earlier f Christmas wk merce Department announced %rton and outgoing Federal planned $25 billion international decline, would be hurt more." ures to show the Index Corn said it Wednesday that its index of Energy Administrator John C. lending fund to help oil con• a record 33 per cent for that and the Whirlpool v Neverthe less, leading economic Indicators Sawhill also have suggested suming countries finance their unless month. The September decline will lay Oi& 270 persons fldropped 1.3 per cent in October, that higher gasoline taxes trade deficits aggravated by stringent energy-cutting originally had been pegged at de f ini te ly. m easures are taken, we will 2.5 per cent. the third consecutive month the should be imposed. rising oil Import prices —Forty senators urged the unable to persuade others to index has declined. The inUnless oil prices go down, Sen. Jacob K. Javits, fl-N.Y., There were these other eco Federal Trade Commission to do par., urns SSIU. dicators are designed to show "there will be a massive redist- asked Burns to elaborate on his their nomic developments: investigate whether lack of future trends in the economy. ribution of economic and politi- appeal for a national policy of He said Congress probably —More layoffs were an- competition has caused soaring Burns told the Joint Congres- cal power among the countries austerity, would have to devise a method nounced by Ford Motor Co., sugar prices. - NATION IN BRIEF Rhodes: Conflicts Of Interest WASHINGTON AP House Republican Leader John J. Rhodes says there is no question Nelson A. Rockefeller would have conflicts of interest In public office but this should not keep him from becoming vice president. Rhodes told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday that Rockefeller already has demonstrated as New York governor that he has the integrity to resolve conflicts in favor of the public interest rather than the Rockefeller family wealth. 'He's got a conflict of interest. Ile may have many conflicts of interest," Rhodes testified. "But a conflict of interest is not necessarily disabling." Chairman Peter W. Rodino Jr., 1)-N.J., said the committee hopes to get specific details next week on what those conflicts would be before It concludes hearings on Rockefeller's confirmation as vice president. - Transplant No - i -i ,# . I I , 4. _ ______ ,i- ,,.%-. _ '11 f ._______-: -_ - "t , I - 0 UjJ1 1% / Af ;; / / / Øgj I'll I • , —I _______ t. . . ___________________ 1g' i!- ' " 1. ' I L4 i o J i .I - - 1. __I-' .fv ,'v' - ,--- . . I -' - - 4 --- Z - 'V ___ __ ____ - A new ,' - t?" . 1%7 : ' ' - fr ,L' I LI 11 I _________ , -jt-- '' \ .- • - - :' . - . ' . '4' I ZU•' at OFFICER HURT iu COLLISION ' at a of of 'I ec 'i6 on tender at party, $20; Carmine Bravo, reimbursement for Kwik Print for combs $37.03 H and M Printing, Altamonte, tickets $12.50; Sing King, Longwood signs $135; Blake Cohoon, Maitland, services $11.43; Kold and Son Enterprises, Orlando, combs and buttons $134.68. Harms' contributions total $243.12 and expenditures total $192.59. Contributors include: Carl A. and Mary Lou Foster, Deltona $25; George-S. Fender and Charles E. Newman, Orlando, $10.76; Gens Van Boron, $15; Rex A. Stone, Winter Park $20; Ivan W. or aws Expenditures include: Longwood Chamber of Cornmerce, political dinner and installation $19; Postmaster stamps $100; Cele ry City Printing Co., Sanford, political flyers, and letters printed 1240,24; postmaster stamps, 1100. Onnie R. Shomate, rujipjrig for her ninth consecutive twoyear Lem to the city clerk's office, unopposed, contributed $5 to her campaign and has nt J. Russell Grant, running unopposed for thedlstrictthree council seat, contributed $20 to his campaign and spent $18.20 f.. ...lii...i flyers. H Landscape $20; Frank Sutera $15; Larry Goldberg $50; Jack Morris $25; Wayne Simpson $10, all of Lcngwood; Lester Zimmerman, Casselberry, $100; Jones and Jones, at. Altamonte Springs $50; J. Klein, Longwood $10; Raleigh P. Mann, Orlando $20; Margaret Anderson, unknown, $20; George Nader $20; Anonymous, unknown $10; &nefeld, unknown, $10; Dining Out Together, unknown, $20; Lloyd Reynolds, unknown $5, Jon Zabel $50,A. Land Jr. $50, Sharon C. Singleton $10, Marty ' uo WiI.,i Mie,,,I till. It Shanahan 11 fl RMnvW C2h1l $10, Gerald Ream $10, Allen S. *100 and $77.37; George S. Fourmenand one woman are Ilearn 110, Judy Wilkersnn 110, Fender and ('harks E. contestants in the race for Cousin's Auto Body $10, Torn Newman, Orlando and district five council seat Hennegan $10, Charles Scott Longwood, certified public Ge T Council, Norma $10, John Voyer $10, Vaughn accountants, no cge for Henalgai Richard iUema Mot $20, Vince Corino, $10, senice. Piano and Robert Widdis. hn Santangelo $10, Dwayne Expenditures Incl ude 5KM Peter Connell has contributed Price $10, Doug Rick $10, Frank Press, Orlando, for printing of Schwartz $10, Al Dupre Sr. $10, signs and cards $79.04; Jane $285.28 to his campai gn and $286. Lee Human *10, Harold Harms, reimbursement of MolInell *10, Larry Miller 110, office supplies $27.37; George Expenditures include: all of Longwood. Stuart, Orlando, envelopes Howard Baret, campaign 1I A.. .tn ..i .tn . a •LU Will •IU.IU1 FWI1U z,iewa anuqUe IILCLUIUEe b16 •II, Speedy Gerald McKinney $20, both center, Longwood. painting of Printing, Oriancio, campaign Orlando; John C. Gagliano $10, signs $48.05; self printing literature $23.61; postage $52; Anthony Galiano$20, Merit Gas supplies $2737 Academy Press, Orlando, Fasteners Southeast Inc $20, campaign literature $40 Lormaun's contributions voters list $18.50. Jerry Cohen $10, all of Maitland; Thomas Kuhn SM, total $470 and ex:penses total torneys, posters on usin Piano has a self contribution of $10 and expenses of $988. WIddIs' i $105 from Betty B. Widdis $5, Betty L. Wicidis $15, Gene R. henson, attorney law, $50 =self $5, city council seat are Donald R. Gillum and Incumbent Irwin S. Hunter. Gilumn's contri butions total $44 with expenses of Contributors are: Mrs. William Emenger $1; Mar jorie R. Fox $5; Roy McClain, *io, and Expenditures total $98.60 to: $1280; John Ritch $5 and $10; Action Center Reporduction, and self $1, all of Winter business cards and bond pink Springs; Expenses include paper $48.68; Celery Cityfiling fee $10 and Copy Van, posters, $42.84 and Wilkerson Lumber Inc. wood Longwood $712.80. hunter's contributions total for signs $7.28. $35.55 with Identical expenses. Contributors are self $25 and Winter Springs $7.55 and Mrs. Carrie E. Weaver, Winter Springs $3 with Candidates for the group one expenses of $11.51 for voters .,. . Booth's contribution's $20 Include self $15 and Elsie Winter Springs, $5 with expenditure of $10 for tiling fee, of a Tumluia listed $35 In contributlons and $23 in Daniels received $o in penditures. Tummlnla'a contributions while spending contributors include: Harold $39.33. Donations included Masters $5; self lumber and campaign business cards materials for signs $18 and self donated by C. H. True of Winter $25 and Sidney Waldman $5, all Park $12 and sell $50 with of Winter Springs. Expenses penses of $10 for filing fee and Included filing fee $10 and $29.33to University Prthtingfo,. Action Reproduction Center, campaign cards, Longwood 113. GrouD five city t'nunrll -. cx - . ex. __________ •__'';_ Reagan ___ --- -- ___________________ _____________________ - - :- To Radio ________ mor _______ _______ _ ____ __________________ __________ _____ _______________ WlLiiiiil _________________________________________________________ _____________ ______ ______ AD SACRAMENTO riit is" Gov. Ronald Rea new career as conservative radio Commen ta tor said to be first since Fulton Lewis Jr — is a commercial success even before starting, says his syn. ''' ' "" , — a ' ' " ' '..-' _ - v - ''• ". L_. , "' - - P - %I - - . - - Says (; III , , Nt; ~~~~ ' Wagon But the Wt hostess can make it easier to adjust to your flCW surroundings, and maybe put i sniik 00 YOW' face' FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla tAP) A couple has filed suit here charging that a hospi (at official held their new. born daughter hostage for I 69 bill. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Ci 11 filed an amended complaint Wednesday against hlumphreys Memorial Hospital. An earlier suit wa: dismissed on technical grounds. Gill said their baby was with held from them two and a half hours until his lawyer tlix eatened to seek a habeas corpus writ against hospital ad tninlstrator John WiLsher. - - a For A Commissioner To WORK FOR YOU - -' r - -L ' ' . t . D ELECT - .- ,, 47 - It . - - ~., i . 6 - _1 V I I. - , -- __ — il~ -~L_ I - — - , - -- I. .1 ff I -- SANFORD CITY COMMISSION d, a , 95h,mle f/,~J c .1 [ MARGE WILLIAMS ' ft Sanford MRS. DONALD BELL 322-1812 Casselberry.Wlnter Springs - MARILYN GARLANTI 834-9212 Altamonte Springs , , of 3 che ' -. . - - -- - ..,,: . - . ... --- THANKSGIVING AT IDYLLWILDE --. - ldyllwllde Elementary School second graders Present their fnlevprelafjou of the first Thanks In Pilgrims and indians" Sanford. g ng Shown, from left, Sheryl Christens Pe tree, Morty Rokils, DA"ROY, Patrick Davis a Kim at Central Florida Builder Florence Ruinph Sales Associate' Seat No. 4 u uesaay, uecemer a- ______I__. •% harold H. Keniiedy Registered Real Estate Broker 322 1812 - law, Dick McCoy 9L ,_ 15, - - -_ lvi SHIRLEY MILLET 834-9212 Forest City HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 'DcIton From The Staff Of Central Florida Realty Inc. Jetinie O'Brien Sales Manager and Sales Associate FOR _~ - kf~ - - ii E. 0. (EDDIE) KEITH I' - 1 a - Baby Held Hosta ge, Suit s.- .. .-' .- . - 4i Is NO L.. t I -' ,: . F [ Akt~~~~ , . - ' and at a =;.'-• - V ' _____ - - — / ___ __________ WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Police said Mitchell had es"I don't know what she said In "He didn't want to kill caped shortly after he had been there but she did a great selling AP that girl, even though he said he arrested for authorities in job," Blackman said. "When I was going to," says psychiatrist North Carolina where he is ac- talked to her by phone she said Lionel Blackman who talked a cused of kidnap and rape. she'd been telling him he rape and kidnap suspect into "They were just writing out a needed love and affection." freeing a hostage he held at warrant for him when he esBlackman said Mitchell teleknifepoint. caped," a spokesman for the phoned him for help after trying Police said James Cecil Mit- Florida Department of Law En- to call his own psychiatrist in chell, 25, a traveling carnival forcement said. Orlando, Fla., 172 miles away. worker, surrendered WednesThe spokesman refused to Mitchell made at least one day after earlier demanding a give details of the escape. But other call during the evening, to gun and a fast car. The hostage city police said Mitchell ran, offices of the Palm Beach Post, was released unharmed. with hands cuffed behind his where suburban editor Peter Blackman said he talked to back, out of state agency's Briggs answered. Mitchell by telephone and then offices Into nearby Nag's restaurant through a door "I've got a girl here and I head Pub. where four hours of terror enddon't want to hurt her," Briggs ed when Mitchell and waitress "lie ran into the back door of said Mitchell shouted at him. "I Nancy 111ff walked out of the the restaurant," said John Sch. want a car but the cops are manager's office arm in arm. mid, co-owner of the rest-au. delaying. "1 took his hand," said Black. rant, "lie grabbed a knife, put "Send a reporter out here. I man, of West Palm Beach, it to her throat and took the girl want to make a deal with the "and Chief (of Police William) into the office." reporter. I just want to get out Barnes told him, 'Nobody will Blackman said Miss Iliff of here alive," hurt you. Put your hands on saved her own life by talking to Earlier, police had refused your head,' That's when Nancy Mitchell and calming him Mitchell's demand for a gun down. broke down." and — ________ __ ,- I ____________________ ____________________ _____ q - Frees Hostage Unharmed JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) Paul John Knowles, an exconvict suspected of about a dozen killings in several states, has been indicted for first degree murder in the strangling of an Atlantic Beach, Fla., woman. Knowles was charged by the grand jury in the Aug. 2 death Marjorie Howle, 28. Knowles, presently being held in Macon,Ga., is charged with killing a man and his daughter near there, and kidnaping Florida trooper Charles E. Campbell and Delaware businessman James Meyer. LEAVING HOME to 'rrI oc man s pocket tcnfomrns t Ii Std':tes, C'aptir 790 A standard of ta* entorciment avucies A nwst for poinitth,I I Rape And Kidnap Suspect TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Gov. ReubEn Askew says he's dropping the traditional bail and parade from the Jan. 7 inauguration to set "an example that will reflect our continuing committment to economizing wherever possible In state government." Askew announced the decision Wednesday after meeting with members of his Inaugural committee. "We are trying, because of our current uncertain economic situation, to reduce the costs Involved in the inauguration," he said. "The inauguration Is certainly a time for celebration. and plan to celebrate. M ..t IT F4 II ___________ - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida Supreme Court Justice David McCain has denied newspaper allegations that he attempted to influence a judge's handling of his sister-Inlaw's divorce. The Tampa Tribune and Gannett News Service said In Wednesday editions that Circuit Judge Voile A. Williams Jr. of Seminole.Brevard swore In a secret document that he excused himself from a divorce case involving McCain's sistern.law because he felt pressure was being applied. Williams' testimony was made in a deposition 2' years ago and is still sealed in divorce files in the Brevard County courthouse, the newspapers said. - - - Returns J 4II car. _______________________ and expenses total $459.24. Altamonte Springs; H' expenditures of $100. Harry O'Corwer, of Holly. Duncan 0, Tangerine; w liarry nnor, Weint-vrg, $_N_, Winter Park, Watson, Orlando SM ., I. Morton ltwenWum $10 and Ben Russell $10, J and Barbara clude Mr. and Mrs. H. Dodson f Barnwell $10, both of Novak $10, both Longwood and Longwood, P. carripaign sign Ill., his home town — only 33 Casselberry, Fisher, attorney, Altamonte donated, value $50; Sports minutes after news of the series Robert Rolly, Maitland SM; Springs $100; Clara Graphic campaign printing, reached there. . Gerald Roman Sloo, Philip Orieckowski $10, Sandra donated value &W and wff luirmann $10, Hoyt Assodates contribution of $15. her fl1akc 251 John 7.ibel j Tie outgoing Republican Klein ll of Longwud; 1taich SlO, all Longwtxid; Carey E. jnth Lures include the two in goverpr, a f ormer movie star, P. Mann, Orlando $20; Hasely Massey, attorney at law, $25, kind contributions. began his career In Iowa as Hart $10, Dick Davis $10, Newman D. Brock, attorney at "Dutch" a radio sports an. MittI listed con. Friedrich Englehard $50, Steve nriflcer. j law $25, both Altamonte tnit,utions totaling $325 tl Hqçer $10 and Dr. Alan Guy Springs. Wallace F. 11 expenses for $197.79. ConJr.,attorneystlawandcenald $10, alJ of fngn; c Sometimes mentioned as trlbutons Include: Richard S. RuIber& attorney Addeo, Casselberry; Webb PWmcy $50, Betty prospective Republican preziGreceIdrhes Altmonte both CasselbesTy; JW Sales Jennings self $90 and $5 all dential candidate, Reagan Is Springs $10; Korman and Associates $20, Orlando; Oliver of Longwood and E. W. Levity stepping down as governor W. Holmes, Fern Park, $10; Bravo, Longwood, after two terms, $10 A. Knight Bra vos expenditures in. Jim Ryan, Sanford $10; June both Orlando campaign voters list I'mann 12Z, Lynda lormnann, The da117 broadcasts are to Expenditures Include Celery begin in January. 'fl five-min41854 Carmine Brao, posta ge 110, Gary Gunter $10, Dick Crenshaw $5, Ray Lieben. City Printing, signs $66; Action ute shows will be 'it i- H M p ti called tnontrnigs jnting' sperger $5 and Richard L Printers, Longwood, mailer "American Viewpoint," and Boulln, $10, and self $10, all of $28.86; postage $100; Action will consist of. a thre U" S' King, ' Lnwd e-minute i sign§ SO; Jeff Malm, bar. LangwoodL Printers, copying, $3.93. cornmentary. at - S ultimate in paisonal s@11-protect n Fait, Simple. Easy-Use in -- of 'a LANCE - Murder Suspect Indicted P CHEMICAL , - we __________________ .- ___ -_______________________________________________ ___-___ $115 and Jan candidates are: Betty 1. Eastham and Donald Browning incumbent. Mrs. Eastham contributed $15 to her campaign, spending $10 for the candidate filing fee, Browning has contri butions of $55 included $45 from himself and $10 from William and Marilyn A. Denton of Winter Spngs. Campaign expenses Include voter list $11.51; J and fi C0!flp Arts Orlando, signs $5 and filing fee $10. (Sanford city election candldates' contribution and expense reports to date will be listed In Friday's Evening tl.'.IA I 'F.- Tvw, .. _- :- :' -•- Jean Jo John B Booth and John W. Daniels, both incumbents, are running for city council, group three. and at — r V IF list; $10 for filing fee $14.05 Jiffy Copy Center, Winter Park. Frank Durrance and Ronald A. Tummlnla are vying for the group two council post. has self contrlbution of $25 and spending of $10 for the filing [' Inauguration Costs Cut i -, - r.QPit shift worberi Has carrymq cats that can be anahe t 1s' than (Add SO for ma!n;, tat) _______ — - - t - _____ ''L - -- llftorgc stu'f $495 , 133 Ect Rb' • Amr- i O?i'. ,l, _____ Judge Denies Allegations - (j - S TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) ________ He said the recommenda tions fuel adjustment charges as a Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin proposed by himself and Karl result of an October opinion by saYs the Public Service Cornwould have resulted in a 10 to 15 Shevin that it was il legal to pass mission "had the opportunity, !I.? 0011- per cent savings on power bills, such costs on to consumers this week, to give the [WOpII' public holding The I'SCs staff has cstiinatc1 without cake and, instead, they gave L= that consumers will save an hearings. them crumbs." average of about 15 cents a Shevin, joined by Public wo% mon th under the panel's fuel ., Counsel Frederick Karl, crili adjustment order. cized the Commission WednesKarl said the commission day for its order freezing utility should have under ta ken "a fuel adjustment charges at Ocmore meaningful reform of the tober levels and requiring pubformula" used by the PSC in lie hearings on any future inallowing utility companies to creases. The first hearing will incorporate fuel adjustment be held Dec. 16 in West Palm charges into ROBERT SHEVIN consumer bills. Beach. The commission put its order, PSC. "I have concluded that the announced at the conclusion of .'Right now," Shevin said, commission, for some reason or a Tuesday hearing, into writing "the utility companies are actreasons, perhaps the time Wednesday. ing like a bunch of narshma1- crunch, perhaps the method of Shevin and Karl said the or- lows in negotiations with oil der was fine as far as it went, producing nations and CO1'PO presentation or perhaps a PSC but they complained that it rations because they know that staff misconception, has failed didn't go far enough. Each Said the state's homeowners and to give proper consideration to he would petition for a rehear- bus ines will loot 100 per cent the need for substantial reN mm Ing of the order by next Thurs- of whatever price they contract form," he said. — 'I day, the deadline set by the for." The PSC revised its policy on El *L.. - to ' I tm j -. ______ - u JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) A lower court ruling that city firemen can be required to get short haircuts has been upheld by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, The court endorsed the earlier finding by U.S. District Judge Charles H. Scott that personal and public safety could be involved since fire officials said long hair might prevent gas masks from sealing properly. Scott also said discipline is needed in a quasi-military organization such as a fire department. The case was filed by Robert Yarbrough, who was fired from the Jacksonville Fire Department in December 1970 for refusing to cut his hair and trim his sideburns. He contended the haircut order interfered with his constitutional right of freedom of expression. ' I 1 Shevin Criticizes PSC s F el A us en Freeze - and benefits over a three-year the Right to Strike Committee period, was approved by the was attended by about 100 __UMW Bargaining Council Tues. 11 fl1& oup Issued a statement /,'E saying "we won't be rushed into In Kentucky, at least nine '" _____________ ' f • din stations reported that they a badof deal for three more a 15-minute tape YeUL of .: ' should follow "H' recording of 1I . " f'Y .i established procedure," one ion'ssecretsryasurerfla ' '' miner the meeting said. Patrick. Sanford patrolman Richard Quigley, 32, was treated for broken nose after his Patrol car collided to run this Union representatives "They're trying Wednesday night at W. 13th Street and Southwest Road with a sedan driven by ing by us so fast we won't be Herbert McGill, 28, Sanford, [ben struck utility pole. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper RichardShaffer estimated planned to tape an hour-long th able to catch what's In it." question-and-answer session on damage to police car $1,500 and $800 to McGill's auto. Quigley was answering burglar The strike,,Int its third week, alarm call the contract at a Pittsburgh at Crooms High School with blue lights flashing when McGill turned left has forced u layoffs of more In front the police car, Lelevison station, Shifter reported. McGill was charged with improper change lanes. than 23,000 workers, mostly in (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd.) And district meetings were the closely-allied steel and scheduled for Sathrday to u- railroad industries. • ___I____l_&tt&t I S S Short Haircuts Upheld '"' ,,,— ____ - a new A. * The agreement, calling for a meeting of dlWdent miners In ____ . - — _______ -- ,4 - I 1 . iL -- -. _ 't.o,. - ', - ___ 7 - j .. "- i .": JI 1' j. - _ t': 4 . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Most Florida recipients of Aid to Families with Dependent Children payments will get increases in their monthly checks Jan. 1, state officials say. The new welfare package, which will provide increases for 61,000 AFDC cases, was made possible by savings achieved through the reduction of caseloads in the Family Services Division, director Douglas Endsley said Wednesday. The division reduced its cases from 94,000 in January 1973 to 78,000 in September 1974, officials said. The new formula for payments which is based on providing 74 per cent of the amount needed to live on means 61,000 cases will get increased payments, 13, 000 will get smaller ones, 500 will be cancelled and 3,500 will be placed in a 'special projects' group, Endsley said. The last group was created in order to ease the impact of transition to self support, he said in a news release. Welfare payments to support children of a parent . ithout outside in conic will go up from $151 a month for an average family of four to *170 a month, Endsley said. It is estimated that an average family of four needs $230 a month. - (IJAU1JSTON, W.Va. (AP) plain the ter ns of the contract Following tile — The United Mine Workers to l:: meetings, the contract for an information blitz of the will be put to a rank-and-file coalfields In an effort to obtain vote, expected to begin Mon. early ratification of the pro- day. Each local will then send posed new soft coal contract. its results by telegram to UMW Radio spots, televised ques- headquarters in Washington. Lloyd Baker, acting president Lion-and-answer sessions and weekend meetings of local un- of UMW's Alabama district, Ion officials were scheduled to said the miners could be back to explalntheterm,,fUickn. work in Live agreement. contract is ratified Monday. UMW President Arnold Criticism of the speeded-up Miller said he hoped that voting ratification procedure which could begin Mondayon the new eliminated a planned meeting contract, which he termed -the in Pittsburgh of district olfifattest labor settlement In ft cials and local presidents — I '. I / Blind Child Adopted (Cont'd From Pg. IA) Hike - For PR Blitz 0.1 F few te To Payments For AFDC Cases 1 - always - Welfare Agency UMW Gears Up I '' PIEDMONT, Calif. (AP) Ten-year-old John Robert DeBolt, blind and partly paralyzed, had much to be thankful for today home, two loving adoptive parents, and 16 brothers and sisters. He flew here Tuesday from New York with his parents, Robert and Dorothy DeBolt., who have adopted or become legal guardians to 10 of their 17 children. "He's a fantastic boy who has the same unbelievable spirit of the other children," said Mrs. DeBolt. The DeBolts first became aware of "JR" when a nurse at a New York hospital wrote asking them to find parents for him. When they failed in this, they adopted him themselves. "She explained that he's wanted to be adopted and he's never had a family of his own," Mrs. DeBoltsald. "We couldn't locate a family for him because multiple handicaps are frightening to many people. IN BRIEF r F it Big Deal CHICAGO (AP) American heart specialists view with interest but not much en thusiasm the latest surgical feat of Dr. Chnistiaan Barnard in Sou th Africa. Barnard, who in 1967 performed the first human heart transplant in h istory, this week again made history by transplant ing a heart into a man without removing th e diseased heart. Interviewed by telephone, American heart specialists pointed out th at Barnard's latest feat does not overcome the basic problem involved in heart transplantation, that of rejection. Relatively heart transplan ts have been successful because the body of the recipient rejects the foreign heart. For this reason, the entire procedure has declined in favor and relatively few heart transplants are being done. MIAMI (AP) The use of mood H. Fields, director of the The systems aren't being In. energy research. Trombe is dlBut Trombe said domestic oratory, which Is sponsored by solar energy to heat and cool National Science Foundation's stalled, he said, because rector of the solar furnace proj. and low-temperature appli- the company and the National homes already is economically Office of Public Technology mortgage lenders prefer to ects at Mont Louis and Odeillo eiutinnq of i'ininr crrv are al- Science Foundation. feasible, and using the sun In Projects, said Wednesday. keep the original cost of a home in the French Pyrenees. ready practical and only need place of energy obtained from The foundation has grrtnted as low as possible. Speaking through an inter- concentrated effort to make oil and coal is not far off, ex. $50 million to research solar "Lenders aren't much con- pretor, Trombe told several - them competitive with conenergy use. perts say. cerned with the cost of oper- dozen scientists, politicians and ventional energy. Fields told a University of ating a home once it's sold," teachers that harnessing the "I'll have to concede, howTrombe spoke during a ever, that the rise in the cost of Miami conference that some Fields said, sun to make electricity and in. Miami visit by the Honeywell conventional energy has made home solar heating systems alFeatured attraction at the dustrlal heat Is not far off. He Inc. traveling solar energy lab. (solar energy) reasmie taster really can Justify tneir cost with conference was Dr. Felix offered no estimate in terms of than our program has," Ray- fuel savings within three years. Trombe, a pioneer of solar years. Protect Yourialf with . Shouldn't Keep Rocky Out Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. During Nov. 5th election my opponent backed a 6½ Million Dollar Bond Issue that would add up to 6 mills to every tax payer In Sanford, If elected Dec. 3 I will fight to keep taxes down. c' Vote E.O. (EDDIE) KEITH Tues. Dec. 3 30 Years In Sanford Deacon Central Baptist Church 3, Past Master Sanford Masonic Lodge 4. Capt. Sanford Police Auxiliary S. 4 Years Parachute Troops Paid Pot. Adv. Pd. for by Campaign Treawrer IQ We Are Grateful To Each Of You At This Thanksgiving Period Of Our heritage. May You All Have A Blessed p Thanksgiving. • 10 -— , - - - ,, ,- -________ -- �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 28,1974-4A JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 327771 Area Code 305422-261! or 831-9993 Recessi* on Hiots Rlach A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher PoorA11*ke WASHINGTON - We have been conducting At Carrizo Springs, a widow with seven of the gas and fight bills. "Why," she said, "we Vice Adm. Emmet TIdd, to commandeer a our own economic survey to get the human side children is surrounded by poverty. Her weatherdidn't have no sheets before I got on welfare." handsome Navy executive jet and fly off to dance Home Deliv.ry: Week, 5 cents; Month. 12.40; 6 Months, $l4.); of the recession story and have turned up an worn, (our-room house tilts precariously beside a Yet It was the rich socialite, curiously, who the light fantastic at the Navy League Ball In Los Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Intriguing Thanksgiving parable. dusty dirt road. Her neighborhood, like the the most bitter about economic con- Angeles. The jet burned up over $1,000 In fuel seemed other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Month3,$16.20; 12 Months, $32-40. In Texas, for example, our reporter Randy- house. is neglected. Old tires and metal scraps ditions. She blamed them on the polit.1cians. alone, not to mention costs of depreciadon, crew Fitzgerald visited the most exclusive residential litter the yard. "Politicians will vote for whatever will keep and maintenance. The Navy claims there were neighborhood, Houston's fashionable River Inside, the only contemporary art is a faded them in office," she said. "I have no respect for no convenient scheduled flights for the admiral 1 Oaks and the most impoverished neighborhood, portrait of John F. Kennedy tacked to the peeling and his wife, but the airlines say there are politicians." DIxflIfl4?t County's CSJT1ZO Springs. wallpaper. The only "porcelain" are the tiny The widowed mother of seven had more faith nonstops a day... He spoke to two housewives at opposite ends hlhllht.c In-• the--------------_. linoleum which tc. .'---'ninrr1 ht, ,... •. ......e....-. iii gum ,.,,,jiw .._. _itineip j,_ me •u'v 'u.'u 1...f 1,.. flrnpfm,iI - •_ -• Jwwi4i """ wiu of the economic ladder. Both complained about ugly brown stains, caused by rainwater dripping straighten things out," she said. At first, it strongly against American Telephone and hard times. t.frough a leaky roof. sounded as if she may have said "the good Telegraph — precisely as we reported it would In Rivr Oaks, the wife of a wealthy retailer Is Lord." No, she corrected. She had confidence In (our days before the story broke — it has been The proud woman has also felt the economic Thanksgiving Years unusually timid In a secondma jar antitrust case. surrounded by luxury. Her expensive home is pinch. High food costs have restricted her family the "good law. decorated tastefully with contemporary arL to a diet of oatmeal, -ornbread and beam. Small firms In the milk Industry charge Justice Footnote: The aMuent from River Oaks : faltering economy at lmm(' flfl(1 thratemd Fine r(lain lft toa wild "(vnwnt decree" for .:rn (Cit and panelled &iictitiCs sie induics in th luxury of a small Sometimes travel to Diinmnet County where they the Associated Milk Producers, who control walls. Delicate antiques adorn every room, economic anarchy abroad, a looming planet-wide can of tuna Fish, now selling in the local grocery might encounter the widow. The rich come to A black maid keeps the hom Immaculate. store for 45 c n food crisis, rising tensions in world trouble spots shoot dove and deer. She does cleaning work In much of the Midwest's milk. The Associated An aristocratic pooch, its fur pomaded and Milk Producers were key figures in the White all cast long shadows over the beginning 1974 There has been one improvement In her the hunting lodges for $1 an hour during curled, (risks abouL House milk scandal which resulted in a huge home. For a year, the oven didn't work and she holiday season and into 1975. hunting seSSOfl. milk price rise for consumers. . . Sen. Barry hadtocookthecornbreadoveranopen, wooden The recession, complained the cultured lady fire. Now But there have also been far, far worse years. WASIIINGTON WHIRL: The Small Business Goldwater, R-Ariz.,Es still shooflngfrom the hip. — she has finally scraped together of the house, has had a dampening effect upon Consider 1621, which tradition remembers as Administration, which often turns down loans to In a recent letter to a constituent, he charged . enough pennies to get the oven fixed, Houston's lavish parties. She spoke of cutbacks the year of the first Thanksgiving in America. ne struggling companies because of lack of funds, pacifist organization SANE was "opposed toany in the quality of the food and liquors. Several The River Oaks matron has a weakness for held its most recent meeting of regional bigwigs military security for the United States. They Pilgrims had lost half their tiny band of some 100 j Houston caterers confirmed that, to hold down expensive clothes and she dresses with excellent at Las Vegas' MGM Grand Hotel. The hotel is utterly oppose any appropriations for the souls to disease during the terrible winter bdore. costs, they are now obliged to serve chicken and tote. Despite the economic downturn, she one of the most lavish in bu Vegas, giving SBA military." Only a few weeks before, SANE had Their colony on a raw and inhospitable continent cheaper wines. declared firmly, "I'm just not going to sacrifice officials a chance to wine and dine sumptuously testified before Goldwater hlxnseif that while II was by no means established and secure. But the soirees go on, uncurtailed. These quality." and pace on thick carpets as they parUe3, she explained, are "essential to the To purchase clottling for her children, the plight of the poor businessmanpondered the sought reductions In military spending, It was Yet those who remained gave thanks — not ... Another kind also concerned about America's security, in. lifestyle" In Houston. widowed mother periodically holds up payment mereiv for mere survival but for the opportunity of high-fl)ing led the Navy's recruiting chief, eluding its defense systems. which the God they worshiped still offered them to ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director We Have Had Worse build a new life in a New World for themselves and their posterity. Or consider 1863, the year of Lincoln's - -. . . .. 1nanKsglving i-'rociamation, from which we date our modern observance. The nation was in the midst of the most bitter war in its history, before or since. Though there had been a great victory for th e North at Gettysburg in July, no one could foresee how many RUSHER y L- I All En $ - o - " , \, - - - - .2 ' - - ... .. , but It Is just about the only one and threfore goes to *'Ov the rule. Christmas, on the other has been all but ruined by its conversion Into a month-long spending spree, and Easter, with its emphasis on clothes, Is fast getting Thento,wearesparedatThanksgivthgthe -. . v,, / . . .. . -. . , - " inundation of treacly sentiment and overly familiar music that accompanies Christmas like a movi ng wall of fudge. There are times in late /005-' December when I honestly fear that one more . rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" - - . Elk Hills impasse President Ford has called for "responsible" development for civilian use of some of the huge store of oil now underground one as well. Christmas and Easter, after all, are stW essentially Christian holy days, though Jews in the Elk Hills Naval Petroleum Reserve. Rep. F. Edward Herbert, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, is fearful this would lead to "all out" pJrm from keep the pace by observing Chanukah and Passover at roughly the same times, and many of our other big holdidays have distinctly wirEaw have always Cody resmted Lb.- subtle Im. established in 1912, but additional petroleum reserves for military purposes have been established and partially explored in the meantime. The North Slope Reserve in Alaska, for In. rather than call the police, a incidence of rape, robbery, as- pling of 125,000 individuals and a little effort. sault, burglary and larceny was 15,000 businesses across the federal survey shows. The city's consulting land Indicated a total of 16,682,- engineer, Bill Palm, recently 600 crimes In those categories recommended the city hold of I during the survey period. But calling the bonding company near-tJ)e..s,ace Western coal are nu.merous. For one, there is the • - POLICE BLOTTER underground rights by government. Thien there — j think. have yet emulated our new and rafjier before long, says the U. S, treasurer. ourselves with our dependence an od bought dearly over=". Dwight Harper, 5044 Oak Circle, Wednesday from Lyman High Orlando reported rifle valued at School. selfish practice of moving old George's natal day Dipping into the Elk hills Reserve to ease an energy the same time ste's are taken to eliminate uncertainty over ti fun potentiai of oier reserves that have not been fully explored. bounty of their land, It Is lovely Idea, and it comes at the perfect 'I'd like to see the $2 bill come back," she moment. In terms of growth and fulfillment, the said in an Interview. "The Federal Reserve year Is over. For those directly concerned with Board has made provisions for Its return. The suich matters, the harvest is in. Winter is on its engraving equipment is ready and it has been way, but well provided for. What better time authorized. than autumn Keats' "season of mists and "All that is needed now is Treasury Secretary mellow fruitfulness" — pause and take William Simon's approval. And he is considering thought for all we ha ve beto en gi ven? It is a family holiday, but friends are welcome iv, too. Even those who live alone threfore can, with a modicum of planning, enter Fully into spirit. And the central occasion, appropriately enough for a hnHl4Av ti.vntz.1 f 'atahw-fl,, 1k. h....-...... — .' Garden Apartments : currency, to remind Americans their govern. Inflation we seem unable ment is operating at a deficit. ecit. We have already seen the speed with which She blames at least part of the government's Increased petroleum costs have affected prices indebtedness on the fact that the An can throughout the economy, It will be no different people demand m e es the govern- with Coal though at a slower Pace. The current ment can afford to give them and still stay In labor conflicts will boost the costs of electric black figures. power, steel and a host of other products. These price rises will have a domino effect on the cost "The red ink idea never flew," she recalls. of much of what we buy. Worse yet, this is just W ng. the beginning, - -- - some 3,691,300 survey burglar- acquire the services of another Cherrywood Drive, ies, compared to 1,863,300 re- contractor and get the Job ported to police. Following underway again. OakCasselberry. Gordon D. Spencer, 247 were aggravated assault, 637,Floyd added today that - 200 vs. 314,500; robbery, 6M,600 vs. 318,100; auto theft, 586,100 introduction of new labor saving devices in many around to give us a long weekend. But few other blonde lady who recently became the seventh of the mines we are dependent on will be difficult Mrs. Neff is an Innovator. Soon after she took indeed, which means countries, if any, set aside a specific day on woman to hold that office since President that coal ir1ces will go up which everybody is invited to give thanks for the TrMan selected Mrs. Georgia Neem Clark office she advocated red ink for new Us. with labor costs. n* latter are Pushed by an nearly 30 years ago. problem afflicting the nation as a whole vrould be Justified if at total of 11,085,800 larcenies cent completed, Floyd said were projected by the study. today, agreeing that calling the $300 stolen Wednesday from 405 Items valued at $750 were compared to 2,406,500 reported bond would cause delay with East 1st St., Sanford. reported stolen Wednesday to police, court proceedings before the Burglary was second, with bonding company would from apartment at Cherrywood Some criiJcs said the $2 note rnade it too easy for seams too thin for cheap, efficient mining. IV She is Mrs. Francine I. Neff, an attractive horseplayers to plunk down bets, the victims conceded they re- into the project if at all possible, ported only 5,33),000 to the po- predicting a two to three month Lice. further delay in the work would Larceny — simple theft.....led result. wood Dr., Cassel berry reported flute valued at $247 stolen the way In unreported crime. A The project is about 60 per llSanford Its day before government agencies or In court. Even tough environmental restrictio is can be B ll There lsnoargul'ig with the prudence of keeping agenerous reset-veof recoverable ofl in the ground for national defense. However, It can be Impudent to sit on reserves that are l arger than necessary when we are creating serious problems for ' - are the inevitable environmental battles. Here it's not principally the environmental rest ion assuch but the delaysuo group after another halts the start of operations to have Horseplayers Note: $2 199 Crime Victims Silent - handled if they are specific, the problem is that green necktie, or to wear one anyway out of thor-c Is much disagreement among ensheer admiration for the sons of Erin. vironmentaj groups as to what they want and But Thanksgiving, God bless it, is for i what is practical. everybody. So, to be sure, are Washington's This means we will have to depend on Birthday and the Fourth of July; but almost Remember the $2 bill a couple of generations every country celebrates its own birthday and There has been some superstition about the $2 production from those Eastern mines where time of its famous men — though not many, I ago? The United States may be going back to it bill, Mrs. Neff concedes, but she discounts that, working condltion.s are abominable and the stance, is believed to cwtain 10 times as much oil as Elk Hills. ft•j the reed. The outlook bi dLvnal. The problems in expanding 1 PERFECT ML WMTHER overwhelming number of crime data gathered in the first six law enforcement agencies. December, accepted by council Projections based on a sam- in recent weeks can be met will victims keep their mouths shut months of 1973, the combined complicated ownership of chunks of the cW. bearing land. In numerous instances, the surface rights are owned by private individuals and the FRANK MACOMBER review of the philosophy b6ind Ifte maintenatice of virtually required to celebrate any Irish blood we may be lucky enough to possess by wearing a r1ry 14 — ' with the man in that Industry and in others which must provide the rnon,y and the equipment for boosting coal production rapidly enough to meet — On Labor Day we are all expected, I gather, to sit around and admire George Meany. And I the fuel requirements of the military forces since Elk Hills was e IV64 emergency. The Impesse on this Issue cati surely be broken If there Is a reserven for national defense, not only for the Navy but othier pert'illsm of St. Patrick's Day, on which — at military branches as well. Not only has there been a change in lust in many parts of the country — we are - .. - .- that might one day leave the Navy short of oll In a war PUMMal significance- hW . ' nist plans look Impressive on paper but they don't square with the facts of coal production and Problems which stand in the way of sharp increases. will drive me to apolnthess physical assault on - m NOV. 28 Variety Show sponsored by DEC 5 A suggestion from the United Idea has not advanced beyond tree for fresh fruit and juice to was made, the representative Alcoholics Anonymous open DeLand Community and and Shippers the talking stage. Civitan International Growers 17(0 million based on con- said. meeting, Holy Cross Parish Tourist Club, 8 p.m., DeLand (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Association that orange con Wilson McGee, a United version from juice to sugar. CAROL Seminole County Agricultural House, 400 Magnolia, Sanford, 8 High School auditorium, Restaurant, 17.92, Sanford. Did you buy that centrate plants to be converted Growers and Shippers A representative of the HI. Agent Frank Jasa said although uniform at p.m . featuring The Dixie into sugar production has not Association official, indicated Acres concentrate plant in the growers are not too interested Troubadours, Deltona Sing-a. Alcoholics Anonymous open generated any excitement from orange growers can find a half Forest City-Altamonte Springs in where their oranges are DEANS CAREER APPAREL NOV. 29 longs, and Kardeen, The happy meeting, holy Cross Parish Seminole County's leading billion dollar pot of gold at the area, however, said company going, they are interested in the 312 N. HWY Il-fl 16th Annual Gospel Slug Magician. House, 400 Magnolia Ave., concentrate producer. 34-PtO end of their annual economic officials know only what has possibility of making more Sanford, 8 p.m. sponsored by Although local citrus fruit Sanford rainbow simply by converting been published In the money. S County Community Firemen's Benefit Fund, 8 Anonymous, 7:30 growers are Interested if orange juice Into its natural newspaper about the Overeaters Chorus performs at First p.m., Sanford Civic Center C conversion would bring them a sugar. McGee said this year's suggestion. It Is not known even featuring Lea Beasley and the United Methodist Church m., Altamonte Springs more profitable return from orange crop could escalate in how much research went Into Florida boys, Windy (formerly Community Church Community Center, use south tIelr oranges, they believe the value from $265.3 million on the Idea before the suggestion and the Messengers, and Gail of Casselberry) an assortment ga te. of Christmas carols and DEC. 58 Walerk Singers. Door prizes Vivaldi's Gloria, 8 p.m. Public Seminole Players present "A _____________________________________________ invited. "Good Oie Auction" sponRalsin in the Sun," 7:30 p.m., in ored by Interstate Mall Alcoholics Anonymous closed old student center. Matinee _________________ ____________ , I _______ ______ nerchants with proceeds to iieeting, Holy Cross Parish Dec. 8, 2 p.m. Call Seminole benefit Central Florida Zoo House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Junior College for reservations. Sanford, 8 p.m. Also begins at 1:30 p.m. Santa DRHNG! ________ U zoo animals will be inside mall ramy Group. Sanford Senior Citizens to for the event at SR 436 and 1-4, Ovkdo High School Advisory tour Clearwater, (Citrus Altamonte Springs. , . ,. , Committee, 7:30 p.m., school Tower, Museum of Presidents Sabal Palm Campfire Show to media center, and The Kapok Tree). For benefit Central Florida Zoo, I reservations contact Mrs. Doris 9_01 ,f•. Astrological Research Guild, p in in poolarea, Sit 431 1 mile Dover Shores First ________ 01 1. Songs, comedy, Federal S&L Man., 3212 E. NEC. 7 HIGH SPEED animals, stories, hot dogs and Conwa S. TV's Stany Rd., Orlando. Election •.,, z' marshmall Hear Lake School PTA . DRYER Brock and ow Professor Clown, and Disney World's Mike and Deflary Wayfarer,, 2 p.m., p.m., school grounds. Refresh. Permanent Press Michael. Deflary Community Center. ments, games, cake walk, Cycle. country store, car smash and Election of officers. ' . NOV. 3 Heat Selections. r • Santa Claus. Separate Start Alcoholics Anonymous DEC. 3 Switch. Women's meeting, Ifoly Cross Square dancing for children Sanford Senior Citizens Club d Convenient Lint $ Church Parish House, 400 sa ck lunch, noon, Sanford Civic six and up, 2.4 p.m., Hopper Trap. P&Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 2-3 Center followed by Elementary School. Porcelain Enamel p.m. Top & Clothes Pupils in the fourth pod at Forest City Elementary School are Alcoholics Anonymous THANKSGIVING Goldsboro Elementary Drum. studying a unit on hawaii so for their Thanksgiving celebration White Elephant Sale spon. School Advisory Committee, Women's meeting, Holy Cross Air Fluff Selection. Wednesday they enjoyed a luau. Front row, from left, John sored by Tri-County 7:30 p.m., schooi library, Parish House, 400 1Magnolia HAWAII Ave., Sanford, 2 p.m. Roadrunners CB Radio Club, 9 MODEL DDESZOOU Project 21st Century Woman Parker; back row, mothers, Mrs. Mary Jo Marshall , Mrs. am,, to 5 p.m., Chamber of Wanshula Paxton and Mrs. Shirley Dancho; teacher,, Mrs. Christmas bazaar, baked Commerce, First Street, workshop on problems of divorce, 7:30 p.m., Room 1213 goods and white elephant sale, Nancy hobby and Miss Barbara Komisar. (Herald Photo by Bill Sanford. _t_ _,_ . -, -. .. — . \ j ininoie unior iouege. Free. LU a.m. to 5 p.m., Altamonte Altamonte Jjjl Jj,4Jj( J For information call June Springs community house, — DEC. 1 Gordon at SJC. Maitland Avenue to benefit Beta Chi Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Overeaters Anonymous, South Seminole Community Library. Christmas concert and a.m, 600 W. SR 434, Longwood Electrical wiring specialists. No lob too large or too small. meeting, at Holy Cross Craft and bake sale, sponDeltona Camera Club, 7:45 Episcopal Church, Sanford, at 3 ALTAMON SPRINGS — recent delays are attributed to The city some weeks ago sored by Oviedo Band Boosters p.m. p.m., Arts and afts Mayor Norman Floyd has the illness and hospitalization of gave the contractor a deadline to benefit band, 9a.m. to 4 Open Mon. thru Fri. 5a.m. - 5 p.m. — Closed on Sat. shopping issued a second warning to Associated's part owner and Job to meet and were satisfied with Seminole Jr. College regular meeting and fun nigI3t Ovledo Meat World 2322 PARK DIAL 322.1562 the resulting pr ogress. Choraliers performing at AU Bring camera and equipment center. Performance by stage Associated Builders and superintendent, band and dance corps at 12:30 Contractors to bring work up to Saints Episcopal Church, 3p.m. and dress In costume, schedule in the northslde sewe p.m. Public invited. district or the bond on the sewe system extension project wI] Deltona Sportsman's Club DEC 74 Gas-a-thou sponsored by c al l ed . Longwood Area Cham ber of dinner meeti ng 7 p.m., Deltona Arts and CraJt Festival, be Floyd reported to city counci Commerce, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Community Center; social Sabal Palm Club, (formerly Tuesday night that ano ther o Hart's Phillips 66, SR 434 and hour, 6 p.m. Election and In- Mid-Florida) 11 a.m,, to 5 p.m. 17.92, Longwood, Sky King stallation of officers. Wine and Cheese Festival, 4-7 Associated's sub-contractor Youth Ranch will receive five has notified the city that a outstanding bill has not bee cents on every gallon pumped. Cub Scout Pack 242 roller paid and that the matter ha VFW Auxiliary members will skating party, 6:30 p.m. DEC 9 help pump gas. Melodee Skating Rink, Sanford. Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 been turned over to lega counsel. p.m., Central Christian Church, He said the letter (ron DEC. 2 DeBary Woman's Club 250W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Standard Precast is the latest h Oviedo High School Band bazaar, 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., Speaker, naturalist Ira J. a series of notifications Um Parents, 7:30 p.m., school DeBary Community Center. Weigley, slides of of Florida I payments for some work anc library. Luncheon, 1-2 p.m. birds, materials have not been made Floyd said today it is tm possible for the contractor Ic catchup to the original worl scule on the project, but that the amended schedule ex According to Census Bureau three times that recorded by tending An WASHINGTON (AP) time througt • • WASHINGTON — (NEA) — If you think we have coal troubles now, wait a few years. President Ford's energy advisers have come to the reluctant conclusion that those muchtouted esoteric energy sources — shale, geothermal, 5olar and gasification — are a long off practically and politically. Ad i ra tion planners have therefore convenien tly forecast a major Increase in m ining. They plan strong pressures to get oil, using utilities to shift back to coal. They have been pushing devices for sulfur control, essenU to comply with envtwmental standards when bur ning coal mined in the East today. These - 1 - Can Oranges Turn To Sugar? - Sanford Electric Unlikel y chley's slightly unjust remark that the Hawaiian islands would be great if they would just do something about that awful music, Thanksgiving, what's more, is not only a truly national holiday, equally applicable to and observable by everybody, but a uniquely American - I'll, Thursday, Nov. 28,1974-5A Bonclecl Sewer Work Lags 'I and as they always my radio. It puts one In mind of Robert Ben- - i- Herald, Sanford, FL liii1? Sc) Li rces - IL I realize the turkey industry is an exception, our country's blessings this Thanksgiving, as New Energy 'h V In the first place, our busy entrepreneurs is BERRY'S WORLD V • , haven't yet figured out a way to commercialize Until then, we wifl give thanks for our own and Americans have always done, rjfl, I V I fl g Everybody has his favorite holiday, and mine Is Thanksgiving, by a country mile. more reason to be thankful than they have today — the holiday, - - -! -- — Day We Can more months of bloodletting, of brother Ming for calling off FlU Ii Ic S RAY CROMLEY - brother, were still to be endured. Yet the people gave thanks — not merely for mere survival but for the promise of peace — of th e opportunity, as Lincoln was later to say, "to bind up the nation's wounds" and to join, North with South, to fashion an even stronger and more per fect Union. True, there have been more placid years than 1974. But if anyone knows of a time when there were no crises on the horizon, when life was better for the greatest number than it is today, when the futu re was less forbidding and more promising thanitis today — when, in short, Americans had let him step forward and we will listen -I— Q___ - - Eveninglierald 0 0 CALENDAR 0 Evening HOSPITAL NOTES - NOV. 27, 1974 ADMISSIONS : Sanford: - I Af Felt Johnson Willie Lee Anderson Emanuel Luster Joyce Ann Davis Mary E. Milam Ruth L lInda ChrIstian Sharon Diane Elbery fliena lnnu - - Terricka Gilchrist Lurene Alligood Cynthia MeRac Gladys Pringle IMary L. Newell Annie W. Hutchison Henry T. Birdsong Robert (;cunan Mildred J. Butler Jeannene Davis harles cMullan Hannah Mice Daisy Benedict ----: vs. 381,700, and rape, 81,600 vs. 35,900, The figures, released today by the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, repre. sent the first nationwide find. ings of the National Crime Panel, a $10 million-per-year survey project operated for the LEAA by the Census Bureau, lEAA Administrator Richard W. Velde noted that the survey found that the reason most often cited for not reporting a crime was the victim's feeling that "nc'thlng could be done," -- - - — WEATHER - Wednesdays high 10, tow this morning 55 Mostly lair through Friday. Highs 'n l ow er and mid 70s Lows tonigtit mostly In SOs North winds around 10 m h today, becoming nor theastecly on Friday, Extended forecast - Partiv cloudy Saturday thorugh Monday with seasonable temperatures and a of thowers near 70 ex t reme north portion of stat, and mainly in mid to upper 70s eIIhere 10 in the lOs extreme north, SOs central and mainly 60,. Even us little guys have to have an issue in an election. That's why I want to re-elect John Morris (my Dad) to the City Commission. He has done a great job helping to provide recreational programs for us kids and I'm sure he will continue to work for us! Hgh itrryi, (AIIIh Daytona8ch tideS for Friday high 7 12 a.m. 7 - 9 p m. low 12 36 - Co. �_- - _______ ILT• - - r—---- --- ----.'.--- ---- -,.-_-_ - -.- - - I 6A--Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 - (II)KQ5COPE For For Your Favorite Girl... I — Hussein: Friday, November 29 1974 -' Jordan (Ily ('AflI)hJ, nl(;ljTrit P ersonalized Handbag WORLD To IN BRIEF Push World Sugar Prices To Protect MEXICO CITY (AP) Twenty Latin American and Caribbean nations that produce and export sugar have created a union to protect world sugar prices. Francisco Cano Escalante, president of the Mexican - National Sugar Commission, said the organizations ultimate goal will be to coordinate the region's future sugar production and let each producer instead of set its own price. buying countries World sugar prices have skyrocketed in the last few weeks. The world's average current price is about 6 cents a pound. In the United States the price is around $1 a pound, four times what it was a year ago. - Cargo Plane Missing S:111( )\ Sout h Vivtnmn P An ;'ircr;tft if the C.anbodiaa ilu Ar C.,iiibolgiv v rtptitcd today in territory controlled by the Viet Cong about 60 miles north of Saigon. It was on flight From Phnom Penh to Hong Kong. Airline officials said it was believed to a cargo flight. They said the four-engine Douglas DC4 did not reach long Kong on schedule and had not been heard . Place Your Order Now For This Lovely Monogrammed Bag. AMMAN, Jordan (AP) for the West Bank Palestinians, Dead Sea to Jordan's only port, Freed of immediate responsi- and presumably if Israel pulled Aqaba. bility for removing the Israeli back the West Bank would have Because of the Rabat dccloccupation forces from Pales- reverted to Jordan. sion, Hussein said he plans fur. tine, King Hussein says he is But the Arab leaders at Rabat ther moves to reduce the In. planning a radical shake-up to endorsed the PLO, a coalition of fluence of West Bank Palestin. push development of Jordan's Palestinian groups headed by ians in his government. remaining territory. Yasir Arafat, as the sole Last week Hussein dissolved representative of the Palestin. Parliament for a year and cut In an interview at his Basman tan people. It said Arafat's the number of Palestinians In palace, Hussein said Wed- forces should assume responsi- his cabinet from 10 to four. Palhe is determined to bility for the West Bank in the estinians number about half the abide abide by the decision of last event of Israeli withdrawal. 2 million people of east Jordan. month's Arab summit in MoHussein said the government rocco giving the Palestine I He said the government has will turn its attention to eration Organization responsinioting development of In- not yet decided who will be bility for the West Bank, Isallowed to vote in the elections, dustry, farns and natural raeli-occupied land west of sources of the East Bank. what which are at least a year away. Jordan River. But, he said, women will be remains of allowed to vote and run for ofHussein said, however, he He envisioned a Jordan Val. flee for the first time. thought the Rabat decision was He said Palestinians who hold premature by several months icy farm development scheme north of the Dead Sea, water Jordanian passports will have and i' WIS foretMi 011 J1'rdir, b rosourc deelopzient further to uluie between l'alestüuan the other Arab nations. north in the area and more in- and Jordanian identity for deeBefore the summit, Hussein tensive use of the sparsely pop- toral matters but not in other considered himself responsible ulate%1 senidescrt fron the areas. Pd. P01. Adv. by AA. MCCLANAHAp4 Many Colors Available $ . 99 24 Fast 3 Day Service Your choice of regular or shoulder strap i hut was withh!± rcaetcn until he read the resolution. His prime minister, m Lone Boret, said at U.N. headquarters the vote was a victory that he hoped would entice the other side to talk. 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Some of them abThe assembly vote after mid- stained or voted with Southeast night climaxed a tense ninehour Asian, European, South and regime is based in Peking. session. It approved a its- North American countries In Cambodia, observers spec- olutlon calling on "all the pow. Including the United States ulated that the war would con- ers which have been influencing who opposed seating Sihanouk's tinue for some time despite the the two parties to the conflict" exile regime at the United NaU.N. resolution. The Phnom in Cambodia to "use their good tions. Penh government offered on offices for conciliation between view to JWy to Start UUCUDWUUIWJ i- tnese two parues wun a view gottatlons, but the insurgents restoring peace." have not replied. It also asked U.N. Sea-etary. Lon Nol was said in Phnom General Kurt Waldheim to Penh to be gratified by the vote "lead appropriate assistance to ,ft 0 ¶ -- MAKE The resolution specified that the assembly would take no further action until after Wald. heim's report. Cowan 's Underworld . . ' claiming lawful rights in Cam. bodia" and to report to the General Assembly in a year. and sleep wear, at... . . . . the two contending parties to you to enjoy a new experience in lingerie . . ., from Sanford Electric - . '_'i -• Appliance Sale vz C ; UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. All) — By a two-vote margin, the United Nations Genera! Assembly today staved off M-nese and Third World demands to oust the pro-American Lon Nol government of Cambodia from the United Nations. City Commission Seat 3 Taxpayers interest at heart. Disney ntion onve ror — . Ouster Of Cambodians A. A. "MAC" McCLANAHAN Named Chairman •'.. Two UN Votes Prevent RE-ELECT Kastner Sanford vegetable grower year's convention and we're GENERAL TENDENCIES: Tonight's Full Moon beings I . Harold Kastner has been calling on him again to lend his many changes and new beginnings Into effect. There Is a restless r named general chairman for expertise for this demanding freling in the air that requires one to use the best reasoning ... Try .., a the 1975 Florida Fruit and position." eliminate any possible misunderstanding in dealing .with . • , .• "I know that with the cx Vegetable Association con.hers. .. vention at Walt Disney World. perlence of the last convention s AHIES (MAll . 21 to Apr. 19) If you make th e acquainance of . . Association president I... A. under my belt and with the w persons, you can obtain the knowledge you need. Much care Masters announced the ap- excellent help of all the 'behind motion is % needed at this time. pointment Wednesday in the scefles' people atFFVA, the ATAUHUS(Apr. 20 to May 20) Handle monetary matters that I.'. . . : Orlando. next convention is sure to be a importanttoyouand irnprovetheffnancialstructureofyour : _! Kastner, long-time huge success," Kastner said. .fe. lr to be more objective .U7_*IF — ' assoc iation director, will Kastnerisactivein area civic GEMINI (;I; p' .. '- =:-.- . ; ..: handle a ll planning for the affairs and i.s current chairman k. *here you stand with them and how to proceed in the future. j : .. of .convention e at the th ConSeminole County Port Cultivate new acquainta nces . / temporary Resort Hotel Authority (SCOPA). Sept. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Rid )ourself of A! t'\ LQ-tA.L. J nsions and uevise a better method of operating In the future. Masters said Kastner did a ink along more practical lines. Its a community project Girl Scout Troop 218 of Sanford made decorated shoes for the annual GIRL SCOUTS "tine Job" as chairman of the i.Eo I July 22 to Aug. 21) If you are too demanding with Children's Christmas sale at Sanford Grammar School Dec. 10-12, where pupils can shop for gifts for association's convention this 'iends now, there could be a severance of connecticns. Try to be their families at low prices. From left, Sarah Jordan, Beth Swartz, Yvonne Rice, Jane Sessions, GIFTS year in Hollywood. "He did an $iiore tactful in all your dealings. Carmen Miller, Mary Swisher and Carmille Radon. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) excellent job of coordinating ' VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Exercise caution In public or — the many activities of this uld get into unexpected trouble. Take no chances where close es are concerned. Be posted. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You want to engage in new in. which is fine, provided you don't commit yourself and d Come financially indebted. Be clever. SCORPIO t('t. 23 to Nov. 21 Show that you will definitely EDITOR'S NOTE ills says Churchill Aag (iemu(ra-By COLtS FROST ft-iItc through 4:1 .my ct'iitj- tcL you have made with others, The (1rt complete collc (:Y's most articulate defender. Associated Press Writer fhether on a personal or business level. gran dson and edition of his writings Is on s namesake, now And a new generation, on the LONDON (AP) —. Ills birth at 945 pounds — $2,268 - for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You have new ideas you building a career in Parlia- centennial of Ch urchill's birth, was turbulent, his life more calf-bound volumes. Compet :.t *ant to put in operation, but make sure you study all aspects first. ment., recalls Winston Church- is getting a detailed look at the turbulent still. Now, 100 years critics rank Churchill with ti. 'rake health treatments. Ill's love for life. Harold Wilson World War II leader. since Winston Churchill came greatest of Britlan's historians CAPRICORN (Dcc.22to Jan. 20)ItIs wise now to expedite all bawling into the world, the — with the insider's advantage piat work facing you or you could lose out on profits. Make sure Disurarices are In order. British are pondering just what that he personally formed he meant to them, events which he recorded. ACQUARIUS(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You need to be free from It was on Nov. 30, 1874, At Blenheim, the current worry and should get out to the amusements that will do just that ALL LEATHER - BROKEN SIZES Lady Randolph Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough has fr you. Keep all appointments. former Jennie Jerome of New staged a similar exhibition of PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) You have to be careful in the York, came in from the hunting Churchilliana, much of it from ' ~ F n,dhng of home affairs today as well as in business, or trouble i field to deliver her first-born his own archives. Longleat, d result. Think constructively. son a little ahead of schedule, stately home of the Marquis of IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . . .he or she will be a By GEORGE W. CRANE literally starving. Perhaps the place was sig. Bath, Is displaying the cele00 Itical thinking person and quite capable of solving complex Ph. D., LD. She has adequate clothing, nificant. Churchill was born in a brated siren suits which oblems. Any profession having to do with teaching of the CASE (>610: Joan K., aged even If she moans the lack of ground-floor room of Blenheim Churchill wore during the Nazi hest order is fine, The ability to make much money is evident 16, Is an angry high schooler. expensive dresses, yet millions Palace, which Queen Anne built blitz and the keys of the South this chart. Give ethical and religious training. "Dr. Crane," she protested of children are cold and for Churchill's ancestor, the African Jail from which "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of bitterly, "what have I to be 1" freezing for lack of shoes and first Duke Of Marlborough, as a Churchill escaped during the bur life Is largely up to YOU! thankful for? reward for his victories in Boer War. even tattered garments. C.rroII Righier's individual Forecast for your sign for December is "My parents are poor so I Joan also is getting free European wars. Churchill's jaw juts out of ready For your copy send your birtbdate and Silo Carroll Righter can't dress like the girls in my public shooling, which costs It was Churchill's inspired centenary stamps issued by the Fórrcast. The Evening Herald. P.O. 60* 679, Hollywood, Calif. 90021. I . class who come from rich U.S. Taxpayers an average of World War II leadership that post office. New statues stand _____ homes. brought him lasting fame. Until in Parliament Square and on $5 per day for every pupil! "And I can't go on to college, President Truman reached the war, he was often widely the green at Westerham, the The Herald either, for they couldn't give me the White House with but ahigh unpopular with those who later Kentish market town close to Local hililiNi him as a savior. even $100 toward more school education! Churchill's country home at Seminole County education. And once the war was won, (jtwelI, And WHO'S WHO contains "Besides, I am not pretty and hundreds of biographies of the British removed him. The How does the young generboys never a3k me for dates. topnotch business heads who election of July 1945, which by ation, collecting the centenary v "So what have I to be thank- never went to college! all the portents should have stamps, visiting the exhibitions, ' In The World. fu' for?" Besides, she can easily get a been the reward to crown working on Churchill projects People who Indulge In self- Job after high school and then Churchill's wartime triumphs, In their history classes, assess pity usually look upward in finance hcr own night college turned instead into a landslide his legacy? 0.1 for Clement Atflee's Labor Par. envy and greed of those with classes. "A lot of words, the 'V'sip — ty. more advantages. Sheer be and auty Isn't no Hitler," was the verdict w ha t wins HERALD Churchill then was 70 and by of one girl. A major movie, Communists do that, for they husbands, for most of the girls are not most men's standards ripe for -Young, Winston,,, portraying wish to loot the wealth of those who get a wedding retirement. who have worked and saved, Hollywood types! Churchill as a youthful man of For almost half a century he action, has failed to arouse yet those same Communists But they have charm and win 224 E. FIRST ST. 322-37ii aren't concerned about sharing their sweethearts by use of the had been in the thick of wars much interest among the undertheir own limited assets with "Compliment Club" technique. military or political. Yet he 30s less fortunate nations! So we all have loads of things stay ed on to fight again and In That's one of the chief dif- for which we should be thankful 1951 at the age of 76 was references between Christian both to God and to our Founding stored as prime minister, He nations vs. Russia, China and Fathers who gave us the set his Conservative Party on Cuba! greatest type of government In the path to 13 years of unbroken rule, and the nation on the And It explains in part why mankind's history! blind person can march to expansion and pros. North America Is so far ahead Even a pent>. Both party and prosperof South America. usually hear, and the deaf man ity are today In disarray. 413 E. FIRST ST. 494 HWY. 17-92 For the early Europeans who can generally see quite well. He SANFORD stepped down from the LONGWOOD came to Mexico and South But Helen Keller was BOTH ;"if l") premiership In 1955 at age 80. America were motivated by a blind and deaf, yet cheerfully Iø" PRICES GOOD NOV. IL 30, DEC. lii desire for gold. WHILE QUANITIES LAST tried to make this world a lie died less than 10 years ago — in January 1965 — having left But the Pilgrims and other better place for others. North American settlers came KING OF THE ROAD "Be ashamed to die," said detailed instructions for a Horace Mann, father of our funeral the likes of which this for freedom to worship God. Please note that there is an public school system, "until you tti0i seldom sees. "ell" of a difference between have won some victory for This being centennial year, e the younger generation has a "Gold" vs. God! humanity." chance for a close-up view of Joan should be thankful, too Removable Trailer That means we should quit churchill a giant of their histhat she has good food, for being addicted to the "gimme "tory books. 00 it millions In Africa and India are complex and turn our attention At Somerset House, a London OUR REG. outward. mansion on the same gigantic — $499 Sc !fld !c' !nY "CflPlimcnt scale as Blenheim, the "fine Club" booklet, enclosing a long rooms" have been opened for stamped, return envelope, plus the biggest display of Churchil25 cents and learn how to be li 44 Piece ana ever assembled, popular. TOOTSIE TOY IIIIItr1 In Attractive Carton I OUR REG from. VOTE TUESDAY DEC. 3 Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-7A . Industry - 20 Latin Countries Form Union Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- a a . Nm, Ti i.s s.. M A.s i.., �8A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 u l e Tona Co u n c I ii ,. Couple Invite Need Kids orurc May 1 Buy . ,w Center w i - ; JACKSONVILLE, Fla. AP without children Just Isn't a holiday to Chick and Kenneth Gillen. So, despite an apparent shortage of needy children, they've arranged to share their holiday turkey. "Believe me, I know how lonely holidays can be." said Mrs. Gillen, who, like her husband, was raised in an orphanage. They drag on and on when you don't have anyone to share the day with. I used to cry myself to 191~& - Thanksgiving - , %; f '% 1 j L 11 IT w ____ . I -' - . - . - - W I V - C, I . - ~,. - :% ~A - - Ii I - - - fl ; ,, AIri+ ('. i , IV + VV q taking is . - MIt- - cross-examination derstand defendants and he you H Tra n$ IOnt ea rut Survivor Dead DEUs r o I original ----- -- Stfl3t, - c,.h,,nl t,"hm' In •Wt - •%W.4I *I• h1fnrv in uinloron hnrf trnn J W '• flWS C tW 6 nrt W• . Friends say he wasn't worIndi=:ipolis, died at the Medi- plant surgery, Russetl had recal College of Virginia Hospital turned to Richmond for period- ned about the odds for survival on Wednesday - six years and Ic checkups since his operation, or concerned about just how three months after receiving a He always appeared in good long the heart would keep him health. new lease on life, going. Terre Haute, Ind., today. A fu- 7. Russell complained that he for all of us, and when he deneral service will be held Mon. hadn't been feeling as well as cides, no doctor nor anyone else usual. Doctors soon implanted a can prevent this," he once said. day in Indianapolis. In Milwaukee, Betty Anick, Death came after a sudden pacemaker to regulate his turnaround In Russell's condi. heartbeat and he improved rap. who became the world's longest tion. At the end of last week, idly. living heart transplant His wife, Thelma, had ar- recipient after the death Of doctors had given him a clean bill of health and planned tore- rived here when Russell was Russell, said, "I wish l was the leasehimWednesday. preparingtoreturnhome,and second-Iongestbecaunethenwe But doctors reported Tuesday she was at the hospital when he would have Louie yet." morning that his condition had died. Mrs. Anick, 55, of suburban taken a turn for the worse. He During those six years after West Allis, received the heart of had suffered his first serious Russell's new heart was im- a 30-year-old man seven weeks setback since receiving the planted, he led a vigorous and after Russell's Aug. 24, 1968, ___________________ active life, traveling about the transplant. The two had country and robustly telling ev- become good friends, last meet. eryone he HiCt how great It felt ing a year ago in New York. Hearing I . . Id Ia5 J r ,, Set Dec. 12 Arms, Jnuint''r-. have JACKMINVILT E Jin iAPI ta ibflc he;;Ing for Dec. 12 PL;for a ;;; lach :iiurilunciit and project. The hearing will be held in Miami Be ach. .--," e. "g a ' - -- - - EXPERIENCE Metropolitan Police Department, Washington, D.C. Dept. of Defense, Air Forcq, Pentagon • Admtaistrativ. Assistant to the Air Attache, American Embassy, Pretoria, South Africa. Personal Secretary, Spyras Skouras, President, Twesitlith Century Fox., New York, Now York U.S. Senate and House of Rpreitntatives Staff Assistant, Washington, D.C. P.S. ELECT STELLA WOODHOUSE tiricanc I .I., ILAWL% iv' AEINCY Where Quality Sells & Service Tells SANFORD CITY COMMISSION SEAT 3 DEC. 3, 1974 Pd. Pot. Adv. by Campaign Treas. for S. WOODHOUSE -- 104 E. Commerciiil Dia1322.5762 ' r -- Jr - / 1 •' 1. : , - ' ..4.1j).6"-' . . • - - . -- - ', . ' -, ..' - . __ -. - - - - .,, - slss. ' , , -J"1s"aV - _% - I ~- A .... , .. . ___ - r .. ,,- &_' 1 - - t.:',-'.'4. ci ' 4. - 1. • _______ " - I,- , - - I .. - $._ - '. I1 - . a --- - •W== - - . ':_, . - . ; C . . . . '- This play was stopped all evening as Brantley's Dan Angiulli hands to Craig Davis :17 in Seminole's 1-1-8 win (herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) :.. - . - ' W__ _t •- -__I - - I- Pursuit's the name of the game and Brantley's Marty Williams 77, does that on Seminole's Mark Whigham 12. is nothing SCOREBOARD emino e s om son uns . 1 :, .~ - Jai - Alai Results _______ L T WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS 'And Lake Brantley By PETE ROGERS Herald Sports F4ltor pride in his team's effort. "It's opportunity in the final period Seminole threatened again strictly a mental thing if they to tie the game as Seminole the second quarter getting to do It, quarterback Mark Whigham the Brantley 13, then to the to win they FOREST CITY Tommy nobody has beaten us fumbled on the Brantley 18 eight, in the third quarter, and Thompson stood at midfield physically all year." On the Seminole drive began at to the 18 in the final period receiving congratulations from Thompson's performance their own 35, but the Seminole without scoring. teammates and Seminole well Woodruff said, "if he learns defense rose to the occasion. . The Ion puts Brantley at 64 wishers, but the 180 pound how to run he'll be something. Finishing with a 4-5.1 record running back from Seminole I tried to teach him to go to as one victory came via a and an upcirning Rotary Bowl 111gb School wanted to extend thesidelinesthlsyearandnotto forfeit from Sarasota High his thanks to his offensive line stop moving his Legs when he's School, Woodruff admitted it and rightly so. hit." was a very frustrating season, -: Thompson, one of the few then pointed to one of his Although the f score I ellar players In a disap- dicates a close affair, it wasn't assistants, "I never lost my pointing season, merely as Seminole outgained Brantley cool." fl It took Seminole three rhalkedupaseasonhighof 174 293 to 56 total yards for the i yards on 21 carrIes as Seminole Patriots in their lowest of- minutes to hit the scoreboard after Brantley had scored first, finished their season with a fensive output of the year. stunning 14-8 upset over Rotary as Patriots running Mike LaWS 'We came out hitting and bound l.ake Brantley High never stopped," explained the fumbled on the Brantley 3.5. Three plays later Seminole School, Wednesday, before a Seminole head man. lirantley Although Brantley scored scored on a three yard run by disappointed first in the ft period on a 55 Erogies Grigley, but the good Homecoming crowd. i Although Thompson scored yard pass from quarterback position was set up by Thomp: one of the two Seminole touch- henry Stanley to Tommy use, son's3oyard run from the 35 to downs, on a 35 yard run in the that would be the last op- the five. second quarter, the senior pDrtunity Brantley would get aU At the outset of the second - . halfback was superb as he evening as its offense was quarter, with Brantley unable continuauy balanced all raulot tacklers for that extra yardage. leading ball carrier Bart Seminole running backs, After his outstanding per- Buchanan, who watched the Thompson scored the clincher lorniance, he felt it was his best game from the sidelines in his on a 35 yard run on Seminole's -i fifth play from scrimmage in game, but wanted to emphasize street clothes, Seminole committed its usual the quarter. his effort as well as his teamwant can -- - , ,;t : - \___._ '" I I ES ' west Bend - PERC0I'TOR EChanO Alpi 410 320 3 Arecha Perei 3 60 I FIRST-Doubi*i, Spec 7: Quiniela (31) 131 40 Aldana Javi 160 160 3.00 1 Pct-fecta (13) $11510 Eddy-Albecdi 7.00 4.10 7 Double (34) 124120 Larrl Lenii 5.20 2 Quinleli (4-7) 132.60 F$FTH-Q.'bI.i, Spec 7: Perfecti (4-7) $143.10 Eri Alpi 700 S 40 310 1 SdntlRamOn 620 560$ in appearance Dec. 6, against I Fumbles Lost SECOND-Doubtm Sptc 7: I Sala Larrea 4 60 3 4105 Puntl. 7.24-0 Aldana-Yia 1410 940 660 4 Quinieli 1 I) 129*0 Edgewater, who was shutout by $60 Peneltiet Urza-4ev11 S 5.00 310 2 Peqfecta Ii I) $124 SO Boone 29.0 also Wednesday lca Elorza 7 40 51nford 6 I 0 0-11 Quinleli (26) 13700 night. SIXTH-Doubln. Spec : Lahe Branfley I 0 0 0- I Pereda (6-2) 15100 Arechi Aguirre 26.10 $60 67) S SANFORD Scoring B Hse 56 an from Dig Q (4 7 with 2 6) $791.70 LAKE BRANTLEY Negu' Murua 600 5 607 14 First Downs 7 Stanley (Laws pass from Stanley) Ercioza Javi 310 3 291 Yards Rushing S Grigley ) run (run failed) THIRD-Doublet, Spec 7: 56 Qulnlela (25) 14*20 12 5 - Thompson 33 run (M. Pringle Ica Sanchez Yards Passing 70 11 40 S10 1.20 1 Perfects IS 21 S11370 i o PaSSPS 3100 p.s from WhigPtam) Eddy Perei 110 520 7 Oguiza Beltla 310 1 SIXTH-Doubles, Spec 7: Quiniela (37) 1-17.00 Oguza Perez 700 540 310 1 op Perfecta (37) 193.60 DomlnQo Azpl 670 540 I Ercioxa .savi 4 60 3 ,-?__ F OURTHDoubles Spec 7: Quintela (1 I) 12910 Menchall-Zarrs 1200 5.70 3404 Perfecta 111)1121 SO FaIls 14-8 - - - - a- cup t 9.99 : Sunbeam MIXMASTER 1. 95 - HAND MIXER - 1 - Sunbeam Two Slice p14.95 . __ I I - - - 2 ;~ # - - ,I 4 - - - - -- - - - - --. - - - Seabreele 17 Fort P,c,ide * Lassie P!,ic .1 # Sui- i,i tt as 'i'm iicd Homecoming Queen at the Lake lirautle) Wednesday Seminole tIflVl I ...'1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IRON -- SPECIAL DIGITAL ., Win Maybe Woodruff's Last --- ______ - __- ALARM CLOCK ABA East Divis iii G i W KentuCky 13 14 9 -609 2 York 9 14 .391 St. Lou's 5 17 .727 1:~ Memphis 1 15 71' VitIflI West Division i lt 1$ Denver Central DivisIon II 6 12 San Anton 14 6 700 .Snsh.ngton 9 II 4. Utah II I -579 2 " San PiOiJStOfl I 10 414 S Diego 10 Cleveland Indiana 1 11 3*9 9 $ 12 Atlanta Wednesday's Results 2 II 100 12 New Orleans New York 109, Virginia 100 5? Louis 1)0. San Diego 126 W.f.r. tn.i.r.ne. Indiana 12i Memphis 104 Midwest Division - 111111""' _____ G. E. ELECTRIC Claude Woodruff the ijian as the Seminole head man and wanted to place the blame in who stresses self-discipline in according to Woodruff will be the Seminole losing season on A J his players, won 't be echoing either accepting the Athletic his shoulders, but said the but feels those words next football Director's job or moving to progranhis on its way, __ti_. __IJ.. is --- p I least from the another school preferably u)e closer to his Kissimmee Seminole sidelines, feeling of winning entirely for the school, and should not have .. The veteran coach of 22 years residence. Is rumored to be stepping (lOW)'. Regardless of his decision, he to be pushed," he concluded - t Sunbeam Electric . I rogram 1* , Ml - BROOM 024995 ..-- - - th :-'T - - J•' MAJOR APPLI I ANCM I --w I i, i POWER TOOLS . L-i OPEN'TIL4 P.M. Saturdays &I , ~ ~~d 1 ZI IN ~ HAROWAAO sont BANK AM E R ICA RD flU 3. svapie Ave. Pho ne 322.0500 1 -1 ) I: flIflUTk!(!IIAU Al,. £ ADi LIIl4Il&lll.iIii4IVI, thU. ill ?_ W Wndnne,lmt, niuhf V%'..1.MaJ - i uit't "r'"" 'utw'inl rrmitcinn r'......-'-- mr thr Memphis and Florida play game to be played. Receiver Alfred Jenkins got an Attendance was announced at award, quarterback Matthew the other semifinal game Frinight If Memphis wins, the 15,379 The Americans had avgot the game ball, runner day Joe Profit got the yards, Coach World Bowl will be played there eraged 37,2 In their 11 peeJack Gotta got "my best Dec 5, if Jacksonville wins, it vious games, but the turnout dropjed sharply after the first Thanksgiting ever," and the will be at Birmingham "All the problems we've had seen contests Birmingham Americans got Jenkins set up Birmingham's into the first World Bowl with a seem to be forgotten when we're practicing or pla)Ing," first touchdown with a running 22 19 %lctory over Hawaii "Our goal all along has to be Gotta said, rtferring to tax catch of a short punt and, after in the World Bowl, and now Liens and debts that have piled receiving the team's most valu we're going," Gotta said after on the Americans despite the able player trop for the sea his Americans won their 12th best home attendance in the son at halftime, caught a 32-s )ard scoring pass from Reed to game at borne vithout a loss In league In fact, federal, state, county put Birmingham ahead for the semifinals of the World Football League's playoff and city tax authorities had to keeps. - - -- - -- --k--ZIF - __________________________________ _______ - - -- N -. Pnhlphia Atlantb W Division 2 T ancvr ,, , - - - -- tW4k_ ,,-._- .Se minole's Tommy Thompson went 40 - - - 4 C ' Louis " -, - - -b*-.- #4 1 Angeles P,5treaI through Bra ntley for 174 yards on 21 carries - Pitts Detroit - Waihin 7 17 3 Division 4 Division I Buffalo W I. T Pis OF GA Boston 14 6 3 31 Ii 53 Toronto 5 79 69 6? Calf NY Ran NY '' '#l. **il -!' - By The Associated Press -* - = '- rro 1-lockey . kk_ Thursdays Game 2 Virginia at Kentucky vs Hampton Friday's Games Virginia at Memphis 700 51 touts at Utah 500 4 Kentucky at New York alA a'. San Anioo at Denver 121 S'; t ,1fl fl. W 524 500 -- - 'ru- 11 10 10 to Pacific Dsvusisn II 6 State Golden Portland 10 10 *,,t. in it S PhOCCII 1 II I 'rrs •l' -. tt i waukee " ___________________________________________________________________________________ . -- -- ________ 69,99 -- By The Associated Press NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Division w L Pct. GB II 4 100 Buff alo 11 9 MO S New York fl 9 Boston 7 11 3U I PhIlaphia . ____ Mam Springs 37. North Miami 12 H'al.ahfl. North M'imi Beach II South MIami 34. Coral Park 7 West Palm Beach Twin Lakes 2), West Palm Beach Norm Shore 0 Palm Beach Gardens 13. Riveria Beach Suncoast 7 vero Beach SI. Fort Pierce Cen tral 70 Deiray Beach AtIanic 31. West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman 0 CIew.ston 70. More Havtn 0 Pompano Beach 25. Deerfield Beach 0 Delray Beach Atlantic 21. '.st Palm Beach Cardnal Newman 0 7 - Mami Killian 34. Northwestern 11 Pro Basketball game to Seminole head coach fumbles were nullified due to unit constantly on the field as penalities, which probably kept its offense ran only 33 plays to Claude Woodruff. Seminole's 60, the defense was In a jovial Seminole the score down. Brantley did get that one last backed up all evening lockeroom. Woodruff expressed - OK - _____ -' - __ -- By The Associated Press Fort Myers I). Fort M-jers 'Cypi'ess Lake 13. tie Clewlston 20, Moore Haven 0 Boone 79. Edgewater 0 S-antord 14. Lake Brantley S aeia i. Kathleen 13 Vero Beach 51, Fort Pierce Central 20 Gainesville Yonge 17. Dunnellon 7 Lakeland Santa Fe SO. Zephyr Hill$ 2 Lake Wales 46. Fort Lauderdale D,tlard II Tampa Jesuit 20. Haine-s CIty 4 - $1') flA • 11 - - . _xp- . High School Results - - MASTER CHARGE _MEI - , . OP!~i4. . . .~_. Ii • - - 4-- " (-.** , SMALL KMNS - FPPISI1 - ,. .. .~ '1194 L .-- / II. Spray and Stsiam . - '. • at Hamilton Beach No Scorch L4 - 4 Ue _____________________ $ .. A. • ________ corporation APPLIA ,. - • McCarthy also said the before deeding the center to Deltona residents must be sure it would be maintained properly, used only for Dellona violent or abusive would be allowed, and a reliable corninittese would be elected to be responsible. Members of the Presidents I I . . L - -• -. ift _ . - __ -_ • --. h e saId residents, ~ • . •_ .. Wod a;1;;it;- ; n-uch i;.ss" million. The defendant said he never gave his approval and always assumed that the plan had been scrapped until the Watergate break-In of June 17, 1972. Mitchell named Jeb Stuart Magruder, Mitchell's former deputy at the 1972 Nixon re. election committee, as the man who probably gave permission to Liddy to go ahead. ~_ - - telephone, $40C, depreciation, }lesaidilguresglventohlmdo $4400. When a corporation not coincide with the $7,620 needs repair work done, they figure given the press, as it does - P ,,ccpll - M _. - very imld and not likely to cause him WASHINGTON AP) For- testified to by other witnesses. was interrupted by Neal who any problems. However, at one point he ad. said, "You allowed perjury to DEAR DR. LAMB i u- mer Atty. Gen. John N. mitted that he kept silent about go on, knowing it was perjury. that two doctors at the chell, under University of Rhode Island by the prosecution In the Wa. prior espionage plans in order You testified falsely before a have discovered an enzyme tergate cover-up trial, says he to avoid damaging Nixon's re- grand Jury. You assisted in participatIng In the payment of Last month his pressure was that can be added to milk and did not approve the plan to tap election efforts in 1972. the end of his As Neal neared to buy silence. 134, and this month it was 127. thereby enable people who the Democratic National Cornj1 mittee offices, questioning, he recalled for the "You did all this because you The doctor told him he would don't have this enzyme to Mitchell, the first of the five 61-year-old Mitchefl the White wanted to keep the lid on to inhave to Lake these pills for the milk. I would like to know the defendants to take the stand, House tape of his March 22,1973 sure Mr. Nixon's re-election as rest of his life. They are Hy- name of this product and where President." underwent four hours of cross- meeting with Nixon. drodiuril takes two each it can be hased him Mitchell, who rarely lost his "You remember hearing day. His pressure is now 127 DEAR READER - You are examination by Associate Speover 80, and I personally don't right. Milk sugar is a double clal F'rosecutor James F. Neal tell you to stonewau IL' asxea composure aespite the heat of Neal. "I remember it very Neal's cross-examination, rethink that 146 Is high. My own sugar. and it has to be split by on Wednesday. He completes his testimony well," said Mitchell, sitting piled, "I accept none of your pressure Is 150, and my doctor the enzyme lactase in tie jnsaid I don't need any testine before it can be ab- Friday,thesamedaythatthree backlnthewitness chair. "And premises." Mitchell explained the conmedication. Do you think that sorbed. For the large number of court-appointed physicians you have stonewalled It, tradictions as semantic differ. o report to U.S. District Court haven't you Mr. Mitchell," & these pills are really necessary people, most.ly adults, who d for my father? not have this enzyme using milk Judge John J. Sirica on whether dared Neal, thrusting his right ences, never intended to be lies under oath. DEAR READER - Oddly cancauselotsofdlscomfort and former President Richard M. arm toward the defendant. Nixon Is healthy enough to Mitchell said he never told Mitchell leaned forward, acenough, doctors don't agree on Indigestion-type complaints. cusing Neal of taking the anyone about Watergate bur. when to tmt high blood presTim eMrme product Is not WsWy at the trialNeal repeatedly prefaced his "stonewall" reference out of gist G. Gordon Lfddy's prosure, In general the lower the available yet. The method said It reposed Mitchell political intelligence plan pressure is, the less likely a been developed at the laborato. questions by referring to Mit- context. person is to develop changes In ry level. It takes a long time thell as the "former attorney (erred to the 1973 Senate Water- which inchided Wegal wiretapgeneral, the chief law enforce- gate Hearings and nothing else. ping, prostitution and kidnap. the arteries that lead to heart from laboratory to shelf in didn't par- ping. "I ask you if attacks and strokes. Both the society. That applies to lots of ment officer of the land." Mitchell replied to each queticipate in the Watergate coverMitchell denied other testi. upper and lower readings are things. That Is why, In part, that o f ,Alclear tion by either denying Neal's up and White House horrors," mony that he initially turned important in making the decl- we have so few uses down the Uddy plan only besion, and you didn't state what energy 30 years after its accusations or saying he had no said Neal. memory of dozens of events Mitchell began to answer and cause it called for a budZet of $1 your father's lower reading was discovery, before he started treatment. The product may not be put A woman with similar pres- on market, but Instead da. sswes and low blood Cholesterol tries may decide to market a might do much better without special-milk that has already treatment than a man with been treated with the enzyme. higher cholesterol readings. Another advantage here is that Each case has to be looked at the milk would taste a bit individually. The truth Is your sweeter than normal milk. father's pressure of 127 over 80 Splitting the double sugar causes the sweet taste. This will mean people who like sweets would not need to use as much BETTY I was just in me most sugar, and hence calories. That fantastic naw uniform RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - heart ofa 17-year-old boy in an to be alive. would be helpful to many sorCl Have you seen it? operstion on Aug. 24, l. He didn't change his lifestyle ou Lauis B. Russell Jr., who people. I'm as anxious as y PM His condition worsened until much, clinging to old habits like are to see the new products vived longer than any other 312 N. HWY 17.93 person with a transplanted his death Wednesday morning. smo" and over-eating when they are on the market. 1134-1119" . 111 The 34th person in medical both of which disturbed his docheart, is dead at age 49. and T-W ".... four was -.1141 & rrs 1 II , . - - . IuIi1I I I is - ' p • ,1 . - . - Earlier In the meeting, council would take the initintise Is Preferred he - - In a press conference this after serving live years as week,McCarthy,saidalihough hecouncilfle this is the cost to the cor- moicrator gave as the reason for his poratkn, should the residents failure of Mackle Itecent graduates of Nursing Assistant Program at Seminole Junior College shosiAn ,A ith Mrs. ltut,li clwwe to take t us,er their co5t Stamm, Instructor (back leftX Include Kimm Sletter, Phoebe Jones, Kathy Mgmeyer, Rebecca would be only about $741,W0. representative to res ond .i.i. cit..i... n...is..i_ Do.U !I U,I7 s.i_i...., c.....a... trz..i.. )LU I III, .LIII IJ U I]JW U1 Law,UUL flit (17. budget were requests for needs of the "Figured in our communitycent:r such ems:r$1 l taxes, $I,IW; group Amundsen said the con repairs insurance ownership of versy ve hru:ht medicine - resi'nntIl'n Low Pressure father who Is 63 is in general :ood health. About months ago, whil e having a checkup, his doctor told him his blood pressure too high (146) that he had to use medication. .• iq~, . .:. pay union scale wages, but l Thursday, Nov. 28, '1974-lB __________________________________________________ cost of maintaining the center, membership basis. I I I it. , I . - . %-.. DR. 1. E. LAMB - ,..- / A (. D A 1sI I A TC .i I 14 1 If ,if I had r 1 _____________ inviting I I \ Ffiv I sleep." Several years ago, they got the idea of chidren to spend the holidays with them. But this year, they encountered difficulty after contacting several local chlldrens' homes. "They told me I needed a letter of reference from my minister before they could give me a couple of kids for the holiday," said Mrs. Gillen. "That was fine with me. I called my minister the same day." The minister wrote the note the next day, she said, but the woman at the home told her that arrangements been made already for all the children. "We never had this problem before," said Mrs. Gillen, whose husband is a career Navy man. "We do it every year wherever we are. We have taken as many as 17 children, and this was the first time it was hard to get any." She told the Florida TlznesUnlon of her trouble, arni a re,tilts, in 1h lishd a! . NNW Councilagreed I steps must be taken: Jerry Iterald correspondent Amundsen, moderator of the Deltona's council, will Inform McCarthy DELTONA 1i Presldent'sCouncil madeupof of the group's Intent and of' various request a charter from the the heads organizations in the corn- Secretary of State to In. munhty, may take over the corporate; elect officers when responsibility of ownership and incorporated; and apply for a management of the Deltona taxing district request from Community Center. Deltona Volusia County Council to Corp., has owned and main- provide funding for main. tamed the building since it was tenance and operation. Amundsen said he feels .6 built over a decade ago. mills per residence would cover Charles McCarthy, assistant the cost. If the tax Is rejected by vice president in charge of the residents Arnundsen said recreation for the Deltona an alternativ'e funding of the Corp., which is trying to get out budget would be to assess each I i "l , ~ a () Evenig Herald, Sanford, Fl. To Share Thanksgiving I " 1 51 )13 U S S 29 99 47 12 4 14 69 93 Wednesday's Results New York Rangers I Toronto 91 U 1 New York Islanders 2 An9eIe-s 3 tie $10 1 20 6* Philadelphia 6 Detro i t I 7)0 4 16 64 77 3k ; Montreal DIVIs ion 3 Ii 2 9 31 4$ 3$ Mirviesota 6 Washington 4 t Lows I 11 6 7 29 102 76 Vancou v er Buff alo 3 Chcago 1 I 10 3 19 $1 Boston 3, California 1 6 I) 7 II 55 $9 . Los �- 213—Evenfng Herald, Sanford, Fl. --r--- -- -.--::-------:---;------; —: - - ---t- - Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 Evening rierdlu, 2438 FRENCH AVE.—NEXT TO WINN.DIXIE in SPORTS IN PUPIFF put Yankee L1 Suspended uspenueu tII ____ ____ J —.______________________________ -. J1 Thompson Awarded MIX DAYTON. Ohio Danny Thompson, Minnesota Twins shortstop for the last two seasons while suffering from a form of leukemia, won the 1974 Hutch Award named in memory of Fred Hutchinson, who died of cancer in 1964 while manager of the ('incinati Reds - Under Par Reds Rehire CINCINNATI 4 AP -- The Cincinnati Reds announced Wednesday they are rehiring the broadcasting team of Marty Brennaman and Joe Nuxhall. For Nuthall, a former Red who at age 15 became the youngest player in major league history, it will be his ninth consecutive season in the broadcasting booth. &ennaman was hired in 1974. • McNeill ri.1 NEW ORLEANS I AP — New Orleans Saints' reserve running back Rod McNeil] is out with a strained ham. Wing muscle and may not play against Minnesota week, Coach John North said Wednesday. Offensive tackle Dave Thompson missed practice Wednesday with a swollen knee and reserve defensive back Andy Dorris was out with a lower back but North said they would probably see action against Vikings. -. - ooners um er ne Trick On Dolp rhins MIAMI I AP) — The Miami Dolphins probably thougnt On had found a golden egg when they read a notice saying free Thanskgivtng turkeys were available at a nearby supermarket for the SamBowl champions. The parking lot at the Dolphins' camp emptied of cars in minutes as a dozen players hurried to the store to get the freebies. But nobody at the market had heard of the offer. The man4iger complained it was a pretty raw trick, saying the players had to pay for the birds just like everyday people. Two Dolphins had been left behind as big luxury cars scrambled from the camp toward the supermarket. "Human nature is a strange thing," Larry Csonka said to Manny Fernandez, "Amazing," said Fernandez. And they both began laughing uncontrollably. STICK TO-IT-TIVENESS by Alan Mayer - id .ca 7%W ' -. - -- . • , f%1 I _ II 4II/I .L. II IIUI I I I Z - PIP1r At7ff JAMAK CLARRI &P 0 02F O&CiW *V off mer amt pw..wAY1 fivY . I I 4 1 Fishing Def ine - A 1'1(4)VV miser-able six-six, failing by a front nine and turned for home stoke to win the tournament with an almost certain victory. which would have changed his A 38 on the back nine would professional life. Crushed, he have won, but he stumbled went off •n n - - - '" ,Iu Thesurpriseattheluncheon came when Mrs. Catherine Ray, associated with the Atlantic National Bank, presented the rotating Club Championship Trophy (silver - U4 '.P..GlUII4Uy weigham clean I It COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP — BRAGGING-SIZE FISH: Any Withfishinggalnlngnewcon. flshyoucatch. '. 1. verts daily, now might be a S.MALL FISH: Mostly the fish -• . good time to define some of the your companions catch, everyday termsused by the WORM ROD: A five-to sixsport's devotees, foot section of a fiberglass I . — . 3 FISHERMAN: A Jerk at one strong enough to pull up end of a line awaiting a jerk at merged lo barrels and From left, Brad Hollingsworth presents award to Kathryn Park Florida State Bank Handicap Golf the other end; also one who sel. press stumps without bending dom tells the truth. Tournament winner and runnerup Margaret Botts. more than slightly at the tip; NOVICE: A fisherman who also used by bass fishermen to obviously obviously doesn't know much wi with plastic woims about the sport but who often, I I HEAVY MONO: Singlestrand ., somehow, manages to catch the fishing line Wong enough to ryn ins Golf Tourne biggest and most fish. Jerk a locomotive off its tracks EXPERT: A fisherman who but seldom strong enough to Kathryn Park won the round Park and Bolts played 22 November 17th. which time, Mr. Brad has caught two fish, hold a bass; also a disease that Florida State Bank Handicap holes before Park won. This The Sanford Women's Golf Hollingsworth associated with FISHING WRITER: A fish- keeps a fisherman at home. eTournament and Margaret Tournament began November Association had a luncheon the Florida State Bank erman who writes stories most. LURES: Artificial bait which Botts was runner-up. The final 6th with the final match on Wednesday, November 20th, at presented the winner and the ly about other fishermen's occasionally catch fish but runner-up with a lovely Swedish catches because he rarely which mostly appeal to fish. silver Nut and Candy bowl. The catches anything himself to ermen. winner also received a silver write about. TROLLING: A method of punch cup with her name LANDING OPERATOR: A fishing tqenimWy designed by --1 engraved on It. The Women's guy who assures you they'll bite lure manufacturers to enable P ro Golf Does Golf Association takes this totflOITOW became they bit you to snag plugs, spinners and I V opportunity to personally thank yesterday. spoons and loz-e them so you'll the Florida State Bank for FISH CAMP: A place where have to spend more money to sponsoring this great tour- fishermen swap lies,play cards buy more lures, - • I tA SPORT FISHERMEN: Anglees who brag about seldom killing fish but who keep secret the fact that y often don't catch any fish to kill. f---- - / •' l • - - ( (0) ' ['" 1 • OTT J•v .%1O7V rs, 000 44, i cluding disi trous eight on the final Robertson permanently for golf Professionals as tbey ocToday HancOck- is In 3ml- hole. Macfarlane finally beat winning three times 1969, 1970 casicinally flub a shot and feel retirement, helping head Pro Bobby Jones in a p1layoff for the and 1974. She was speechless an mmhelfflftllg sympathy for Bill Nutting at Sugar Hill in tide. and yet thrilled beyond belief the Pros when they lose a New Smyrna Beach, Fla., af ter Two years before at Oak- for such recognition. tournament and a wad of a kq career as one of the most ont, Ilghhorw tlarry Cooper Women's Golf Wednesday greenbacks by misdq a putt popular pros in the nor. three-putted the 72nd hole in the on the final hole. theastern United States, Open and let Tommy Amour play was Four Ball Best Ball That's because et — winners Ist place with 60 these Hancock was not alone as he horrendous things happen so stumbled and fell on the very putt. Amour won the pla)-off. — Stella Broolui, Genevieve Woodruff, Vivian Pierce and often to the ainateur or thresholl of fame anil fortl,11W. Perhaps Uie inust disastrous weekend golfer. Mary Ann Williams. 2nd place Many great golfers have "fold" of all came in the 1932 Indeed, the road of smtched defeat from the jaws PGA Championship after Al Peggy Billups, Gloria professional golf is strewn with of victory. Watrous had Bobby Prosser, Virginia Simpson and with W could have and shotild PWn3WP at Oakmont, where hok5topth}AIgenery ', been bi 1t French d d Lunceded .'I tough downlilil six. Bateman, Margaret Kinney turn back en were even going into footer at the 24th hole. and Dossie deGanahl also 61. Pages Of golf indtlStrY to the the ninth hole. French, who had U.S. Open Of 1928. Rolanod come from behind to catch the hit an Hancock, a busky youngster of a f M 21, Led the Open with two holes to within four es of Jj. - -- V • --- to play. - He was about thbut such renowned opponents as Bobby OJR 7wlt& q,q,fyvj,/r - ,wsc'g,q \ • JIM OTTO -— - PGA Boss But It bowded up arid caromed off the flagstick, flew into a deep trap 15 yards away. Instead of getting an easy birdie, French took a double Jones, Walter Hagen, Leo Diegel and Johnny Farrell. But fate handed young bogey six. Shaken, he went ono Hancock a cruel body blow. He needed to play the last two holes at Chicago's famous Olympia Fields in ten strokes, against a lose, four and three. In the 1925 Open at Warchester, Leo Diegel started the final round In sixth place, five parof nine, to beat Jones and shots back of Willie Mac. Farrellbyastroke. Hancock finished with a farlane.But Leo wiped out the deficit with a brilliant 34 on the There HONOLULU (AP) will be sonic changes in the PGA when the group convenes here Dec. 3-5. President Bill Clarke of Phoenix Md., has announced he will not seek a third one-year term. Secretary Henry Poe of Monroeville, Ala., and treasurer Don Padgett of Selma, Ind., may advance to higher offices. - ) 0 OAKLAND, Calif. — (NEA) solidly bunched at 240 pounds, the dressing room before the — Every game the number can deliver fresh impetus to the game," recalls Jim, "yelling, mounts ... 201 ... 202 ... 24. No snap of the ball — and ac. 'Get Otto! Get Otto!' man in the history of pro- cumulate experience for the "They carried me out In the fesalonal football has played imminent, inevitable moment second quarter. I had a hip more regular season games that Jim Otto quits playing. pointer. I had Injured the consecutively than Jim Otto, It's really phenomenal that diaphragm where it attaches to the bump-nosed center of the for 15 straight years in as the hum." physically arduous a sport as Oakland Raiders, But he started again the next George lllanda, his team- pro football, In the middle of the week, and ever after, too, mate, shares the record con- action, Otto never has failed to despite a couple of concussions junctively as it mounts each come up ready for a game. Or and diverse minor Injuries. week, but where George, an that the demands of his position "Now," says Jim, "when I ancient 47, simply wings his haven't changed drastically talk about my opponents, I use enough to leave him behind, right foot In a pendulum at a little diplomacy." The closest Otto ever came to ball three or four or five times a Talent-wise, he doesn't find game, Otto Is In on the muscle- being out of commission was in they have changed, nor taxing exertions and body- 1961, his second year of pro ball, physically, because they bumping violence that go with It was Ernie Ladd's rookie year couldn't come any bigger than being in the pit, the front line, of In pro ball Ladd was a 317- Ladd. And the odd-man line, pound defensive tackle for the with a tackle playing on the pro football. , San Diego Chargers who stood 6 nose of the center, which was so ' Jimhasstartedeveryregular feet9 Inches tafl.OttowassUU mystifying to NFL centers, was season and championship game building up to his present 250 old hat to an AF1, product such the Oakland Raiders have ever - aving sue- as Otto. played, going o their year cessfully fought off Ladd for an "Today the defensive tackles of entire game in San Diego, was are very quick," says Jim, "so years old, and athletic twilight selectedtheRalders playerof youvegottobeonyourtoes, isbe jnnj togame shroud thathis wasefthe week. When the teams were But from a center's viewpoint, I $ in Oaklan 1a month see little different in the d designed for the uninhibiterematched ter, Jim, with the dbluster of game. bone-bruisingof young men ' .' youth, showed up at a Raider Except maybe for the money. Jim Otto still bends over the luncheon and said, "I knocked ball to put the Oakland Raiders him on his butt last time, and His first contract for the offense Into action when a game I'll do it again this week." Raiders in 19W called for $7,000 starts, but by the fourth quarterA San Diego publicist heard for the entire season. He he has begun to ease over to the himand conveyed the message thought he was lucky— they Chargers. sideline occasionally so Dave gave a ,1,000 advance for signThey came snarling out of Ing. • Dalby, who Is Z years old and I/1W small fish. I M n a&y 2WAMUN" 7V In The Beginning A. - By FRANK MACUMBER The Herald Services Millions of American amateur golfers get feeling of - cv.. 70W - " I lUll ,,1 Winners of the "Elks Foul Shooting Contest," held recently at the Smith Seminole Middle School. From left, Tim Cardenas, I1vbccci itrtiientrout, Michelle Marion, Greg IMgue, fob Reich and Terry Dike. The natioual event Is open to both boys and girls ages eight to 13. Rewarded o a res . / - . - -. we py' qwY —,ip ,. - :we were in a different situ- national championship game on ed No. 1. Alabama and Notre Dame had a perfect record last that to Alabama, especially if ation last year," says Coach New Year's Eve. It was an ex- Dame have lined up a rematch time but has lost once ft sea- the Crimson Ilde beats Auburn AP orts Writer — Barry Switzer. "We were the travanaganza. It happened that — in the Orange Bowl rather son with a super-tough game on Saturday ... Alabama 21-7. NEW YORK (AP) What a second team at that time. And the team that won was going to than the Sugar — but Alabama remaining. Even defending champion difference a year makes for the ABC, the Sugar Bowl and the be the national champion." is ranked second, compared to "!don't see any way they can Notre Panic thinks it has a shot Oklahoma Sooners. press — you people produced a This time, Oklahoma is rank- No. 1 a year ago, while Notre make the Orange Bowl Into a at No. I, but the question is national championship affair," whether the Irish will still be says Switzer, who thinks last alive following Saturday's clash Saturday's 2844 triumph over With Southern California In the highly rated Nebraska en• Los Angeles Coliseum ... hanced his team's No. I rank- Southern Cal 2447. -: ing. And Switzer intends to see The big winner in the Texasthat his Sooners perform well Texas A&M game could be when they close out another no- Baylor. If the Aggles beat bowl season Saturday against Texas, they go to the Cotton Oklahoma State, Oklahoma ... Bowl. If they use, Baylor goes. . 45.7. Texas Is going to the Gator Last week's score was 39 Bowl, win or lose. .,• '-- right, 16 wrong and one tie far Tc A&M has won only -. -.709. We were just two points off once and tied another In Texas' Oklahoma's victory Memorial Stadium since it was P _ p O% £eUra314 and just three built in 1924 Lxii Texas Coach points away from Notre JWIIC .., — Darrell Royal doesn't believe u ' 38-0 rout o Air Force. For jinxes. season, the count Is 504-198-17— 21-10. This end does ... Texas .718. , Well, maybe Switzer is right The nationally televised holl.. . and they can't make the Orangeday (are starts Thursday night - -• - -• . Bowl Into a national chain- with the Penn State-Pitt clash -- . • . • . ,,• pionship affair, but don't tell for the Eastern championship. ,,- p -- Placed guard Russell Lee on waivers, the team said Wednesday. Lee came to the Jazz along with a first-round draft ch4ce In 1975 in a preseason trade which sent Steve Kuberski to Milwaukee. Lee averaged 4.3 points per game in his is games. - II Foul Winners On Waivers — 14 - NEW ORLEMNS i AP) The New Orlean Jazz have E _______ By HERSCHEL NISSENSON RANCHO SANTA FE, Calif. — Len Hinkle, of Sant e-e, Calif shot a se-under-par 64 and tied Ron Benson, of St. Paul, Minn., for the first-round lead in the 0.80 American Open. the first event ofainim.tour series. L -- - Butch Lindley, in car of Greenville. S.C. in winners circle as he won race Sunday Action is fast and furious as cars jockey for position at Orlando Speed World at the Orlando Speed World (Photos by Carl Vanzura) OSAKA, Japan — Australias John Newcombe beat ni'ric:in Pick Stockton,346. 7-6, ('p.] and Chris Evert of the defeated Auralias IASIC) liwit 6_,, 6-1 ill semifinal matches of a $10000World I-Irofessional Tennis Tournamert 4 -- Newcombe Over Stockton • - - PHONE 3224270 - = w ••- NEW YORK — Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn suspended George Steinbrenner, general partner of the New York Yankees, from baseball for two years asa result of Stetnbrenner's conviction for making illegal political campaign contributions. 4 PROVEN LEADERSHIP RE-ELECT JOHN CITY COMMISSION -SEAT 4 Pd. Pot Adv.. Pd. (or by campaign Treasurer I,lUf.j, H. &AA I1lI TLurddy, Nov. 28J9/4--1B 17AJL TIi rv. �__________________ - - ---•-i- - D EAR ABBY VVOMEN Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. ---r ,-.' - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Telephone call lop Thursday, Nov.28, 19744B THE REMNANT SHOPS 0.. Reunites Family Hil Ily ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR READERS: It's Thanksgiving and lam mindful of my many blessings. Among them is the privilege of this column. The responsibilit i es are awesome, but rewards are Nov. 28,1974--5B SEWThursday, & SAVE- I BIGmEIGHToDAY writing 414 : the 1 k;.L. j - Arc t .: . . I. at z May I share a few of the ch 0I t 'rewards" of IR74 with you? Dear Abby: Out problem son ) home two years ago, giving 1111111111011 'i Alr . usnoclueastowherehewhead Id had gotfrom column and he wanted someone call us the DEAR th e he Is doing' ABBY / -':; I ,j VI ') ON$ \2 r - --.-- , Will you Please publish that toll free number again, so other runa wa ys can es ta blish communications with their . ' . , questIonaskedofouwul, "Do)ouneedan)thfng' anything?" If -- THANKSGIVING I -- _________ I , I 1 I Corp. recreation room, Enterprise, are If rom left) Karen Schry-ver, Kenneth Murphy. Phylis Murphy William DINN . J I . Power '- / I • P ay Contest Now En - -. nto I ter . l been temporarily released in my care from the state mental in. - • sUtution, I .. . 4 wri Photos and Paintings Framed -.. h tmaS Special ( Renaisunce Stand tings. - Mirror • • - ..-- f:1 VENETIAN MIRRORS Is Jq k -. I idea th ey would help in an emergency of that kind, I really believe you when you wrote, "Please let me hear from you again. I care." I I 'VED . . ProbIem? VII fI bettcr ou et oftourchet For personal reply. *rle ABBY So' No 69700. LA. Calif. 90069 V r " Encime srned. sell ressed epe - $1 to Abigail Van - -. ..r Other distinguished guests were welcomed by Mrs. Stella 1.! Buren, 112 Lasky Dr I Beverly Hills, Cd k hot or Gu es t helen (;regersen, %Vorthy Patron James Ilayes. Standing, left, Chaplain Ethel Send yovir *if* to for Club Notes I \ i 4 PLATE GLASS 312N. HWY I?." 114."60 1 L,'ft ! I anr APOnot vx < 1 r FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT ory C11011111 imll at budget'.. .,PfiC@s and coin laundry.. service im a ploasont &I. X EASELS-DELTA BRUSHES L/ - rn PAINTING SETS CABOOSE BOUTIQUE IS UNIQUE Ph.r.Op.n7am daily. Localtd at .... Ietty sales staff (from left, front Coleen Ruth and Debe Dague, Iback) Doyle Simpson and Tars Mercer, climb aboard FAIR INA Y PLA ZA ART SUPPLIES 0 the Autio-'rraln Boutique witill corporation president &gene Garfield and the boutique's two ffestors, Ronnie Garfield and Worts Feldman, 1`0110141139 Wednesday's Tbanksgiving opening On Hwy 1742 at 271h Grumbacher Permanent Pigments - Timely Home Improvement Hints Conth iLIDING GLASS DOORS 8tCed TUB ENCLOSURES The Print Pajana Pan ts. designed b COri th S reet for the For a Gift of Lasting S tis fact ion a — L_ N\ VN_~, _1 to our annual / -•- .- -' --- t feminine you. Tailored of IN pd. Polyesta Interlock in Green, Orange and ne maw jg & - I i 210 MAGNOLIA t Master Charge BankAmericard Years Of Service To This Area SANFORD, FLA. .00 N. Park (90 11Ing I! Y — M Pet l'et%e concerns baby food jars. I Everyone with a baby knows how many he empties. nere are many uses for them but one is still left "iffi in,riny many jars. It for seems the companies coulO offer the customer a tiny jars returned good og) on costs and DEAR POLLY — Darlyn should rub lard Into the oil stains on k shirts and then let them set at least an hour A01re washing 83 Usual. The odor will disappear along with the Wins. My Dad worked in a steel mill and this is what iny mother did to his clothes that were always grease and oil-spotted. D,F.M. DEAR POLLY — Darlyn should add one-and-a-half cup of a waterless hand soap to her wash. This removed the oil stains from my clothes and shouldwork for her, too. — BILL. -n Lould remove the clear oil stains from her husband's work clothes by generously applying shampoo to the spots, let clothes rest at least half an hour and then wash with detergent as usual. Unless the stain has been "set" by a hot dry r the spots should leave. — E.M.B. I have threesinall children whose meat has to DEAR 1101, be cut at supper la th flat end of a two-and-a-half to 34nch pancake turner . With one is cut and several such strokes both ways downardsokLaP h bI k on a hamburger or meat Patty and you ave te size pieces and easy. To put no longer used jig saw puziles to good use I had my children rec nstruct them and then glued them to a piece of es were all at ta ched to a large board and These panel for the cldren's playroom wall. — In m ake p DONNA. PROVEN DERSHIP 411,811t 06% RE-ELECT JOHN Mary Esther's 1AA°/0 before business meeting. Marina d Kiwanis Award 60' WIDE TO — items, delicious foods and a white nembersandtheIInalseIeetion methods of providing elephant table. is made by a Kiwanis corn- agricultural aid to help reduce A luncheon will be served wittee. starvation in lionduras. They from I — 2 p.m., by Mrs. Rose will be the guests of the Garden YD. VALUES s ASSORTMENT PRINTS-CREPES - Tn-County Roadrunners C.B. durmnthe 2-week visit, 37 Radio Club will a Contact Mrs Crease CfeeBreakDec.20,at8p.m., Carnation lane, for deta, at the Chamber of Commerce Edwards-Car/son building, Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Charles I The coffee will benefit the Edwards, 695 S. Hartley Ave., . ' .4 . . - I •, . . ,. ., , .1 . .. •, I ' -'S y D. ALL TYPES OF $5 FABRIC VALUES TO $3.00 YD. INTRODUCTORy ul MAKE >1 To Introduce WOOL LOOK 4A BRUSHED & REGULAR Training FU Program I BOLTS YD. ACRYLIC PLAIDS _________ he A SHIRT JACKET! 'h(lulIui THE LATEST RAGE 'THINK YOUNG No. 35-C JERSEY Goodhealth ap PRINTS COMBINATION 4X'I'Ij'jUVIjIj WATER BOTTLE J" forstarat-homes • K: SYRINGE - BRAND NEW SHIPMENT Gift her with a colorful caMin, so Comfortahle, and flattering to e v eryfigure.... and pleasantly priced from 12 F AIRWAY 241 ' THE GARMENT CUTTERS 0111 $',1. Or, select a 'I %%'arm and Cuddly Robe I.ovely Lou n g ov iivear (o / L DOUBLE KNITS __________ Bright red Full length tubing with metal shut-off and 2 FANCIES & ' : YD SOLIDS white slip i)i t)es. Ali excellent leisure huUrs at iiOflIC mor enjoyable. $ 44 economy buy. 11 The Remnant Shop 377 $ ey GUARANTEED 2 YEARS IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY SEE THE COMPLETE SELECTION FAULTLESS PRODUCTS AT ... 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. 3796 WEST COLONIAL DR. BOTH IN OR HWY* 17&92 IN FERN PARK CITY COMMISSION SANFORD FLORIDA 7fl . . . . . . • - I • • . . - - . .• S . - Pd. Pal. Ad!. Pd. for by Ca p qn Tr,a$r,r I ' .1 _____________ a , I .. I •• -• ' - ___,__- - - - I .' Z. 7 DESIGNER LENGTHS FROM SEW & SAW - - TO $5.00 DRESS & SPORTSWEA mbers of Guatemala Our Brand City and wi damaged by the recent storm New Flight 228 E. FIRST S PH. 322-3524 tor4 st n - ACH Spent a greater part of Ui time enjoying the warm weather The DeBary Woman's Club Kiwanis Club of Sanford is Mrs. Ruby Peterson of while Chicago sh.ivers in snow will stage a bazaar Dec. 4, from now accepting cominations for DeBary, state chairman of and freezing temperatures. 10 a.m., to 4 p.m., in the DeBary the Annual Roberta Gatchel World Gardening for the Carlson is an executive with the Community Center. Mrs. Ruth Woman of the Year Award. T'hie Florida Federation of Garden Herman Camera Co. Creasey, general chairman, award was establLshed in 1969 Clubs, Inc. and Mrs. Florence Cbica90's [A" Forbeck and her committee. Donations may be brought to the :the hallearhemonin bazaar or the evening POLYESTER ' ' D. DOUBLE KNITS Isle. Saniford PH, 322-4622 -. • ' SundaY, December 1, 1:0o p.m. 4:30 p.m. Door Prize Refreshments - GLASS AND PAINT CO... INCO 31 Christmas Showing of exciting holiday flowor arrangements and decorations, POLYESTER meeting d • 100% (fl 19 IRON NO SKIRT-LENGTHS Personals / tf FASHION COL FULL BOLTS SOLIDS AND FANCIES IN Peuri1o, Treasurer Mae Sheppard phonic Band will present its other prizes. The coffee fsopen tractions in Central Florida, but ft concert of the year under to t public. By POLlS CRAMER the direction of Robert .L Next regular club will be held Dec. 9 at 8p.m., at Ha rrison, Dec. 2 8 p.m. DEAR POLLY — Mother gave me one of my grandmother's Dec. 1. as stated in the Evening the Chamber building. C.B.ers quilts but It has a large water stain on it. I had the quilt dry Herald., Nov. 25) in the Village will hear the React Group from cleaned but the stain remains. Does an reader know how such a Center Assembly Room New Smyrna Reach. I • Seated. from left, 1%'orthy iNfatron 5lary Jane present Time . VALUES - TO $6.00 YD. Matron of Seminole Chapter dinner music at the piano adjourning to the Masonic their departure, with a breakand Mrs. Victoria Hart, Past during the evening. Temple frr their regular fast at the Holiday Inn, on Matron of New SmTns Chapter A large group was Bazaar Slated • Mill ': DOUBLE KNITS Central Floria Association for Deltona, recently entertained son, Donald heir school. An AM-FM stereo CarLwn of a ll Techn )logical radio-tape deck combination two week stay at their home, Florida University's Student Sym- will be given away, as well as They toured Interesting fit. Causes Grief . JIM ny size - — FTU Concert Stained Quilt -. - TABLETOPS > - I white. The invocation was given by James Hayes, Worthy Patron of Seminole Chapter and Mary Jane Hawkins, Worthy Matron, introduced the honored guest who responded with a short speet-h of appreciation. sponsor POLLYS A - DEC. 7th. STARTS FRIDAY AT A arranged for members to in niemor of the club's Durand of Deltona, financial man boo containing all kinds benefact ress Roberta Gatchel chairman of the Youth GRATEFUL IN ILLIN OIS of bazaar who catered Kiwanis luncheons Environment Council of FFGA, no Concert Association, 204 Cri View Dr., Sanford. DOOR MIRRORS . their for It Is great comfort to know that there is someone like you out there who cares enough to want to help others. Bless you. - SA 0 1 (not Any shape Round - - _--_ There will be hand-made for many years. have left for the hurricanewhen I was unable to turn to any of my friends here at home. c roche t,knitting, and sewing It Is presented each year to ravaged Beltze, Honduras, as I am the 45-year-old widow who believed herself to be items; garden flowers, plants the Sanford area woman who representatives of CARE for pregnant. I wrotethat I was my son through medicaland bulbs: miscell aneous arhas done the most for her club the FFGC. school, and asked you for abortion information. No one could have ticle of chana. tin, silver and and community. Each women's They will confer with been more desperate than 1. proce la in, a go met ur table of club may nominate one of it's members of CARE to consider Thanks for telling me about Planned Parenthood. I had -- Herald. 7be most important rule is: do not delay. Set to work Im med1atelY with pen or pencil or quill pen, for an authen Ic* touch — on that fame and fortune-winning masterpiece. Entri es should be mailed : Contest,Seminole Mutual NOV. 28 I I .-_-_--- Banquet tables centered with fern interspersed with yellow DEAR ABBY: Thanks for being an understanding friend and $50 will ar second and third place WinnerS. Delalled cont rWes are being published in the Evening MIRRORS who must care . first, .. those bless YOU. . bicentennial celebration in May, 19'6, and in additlon to this hono'r, prizes of $Ioo, $75 DECORATIVE years of confinement in a mental institution. Being a sem14nvalid myself then and now, your reminding me of Him who cares gave me the extra strength and patience I needed to cope with my mother's quarrelsome and sometimes irrational behavior. You were right, Abby, IA'se found a way. May the Lord ever I , ng CoAnth StCeet frames and mouldings to choose froml Wide Selection of mirrors for contemporary, modem or traditional set- ome The winning play or plays For a really personal gift have your favorite photo or portrait framed to your liking. We have a selection of more than 200 I . parents abd feel it burdensome, I felt the glorious feelings you said I would feel after my mother passed away. may be produced as part of WALL • - doubted my ability cope with her, and wrote to you ndesperaUon. You wrote me a beautiful letter wch I came across again yesterday. a you for encouraging mebto give F thebenefit Sanford or Seminole County Collaborations are permitted history any time from Dec. I and musicals are eligible. tough June 1, 15, and you .promirent event in loca way find yourself the proud history must be the theme Of thel. winner the Bicentennial play play, and limited sce nery, ti contest organized lighting and costume is Mutual Concert's Bicentennial suggested. S ' . - TV chance to win fame and a Committee. Thie winner will be small fortune is being offered to announced on the Fourth of PlaYwrites young and old, and July next year. no matter how amateur, by The rules of the competition Seminole Mutual Concert are sim ple:scripts must be Assodation, origin, unpublished, one-act Submit a play portraying an works of between 20 and 4 historical event prominent in minutes ' playing length. t4 . DEC. 7th [ Seminole ,. — ,,. distinguished - TO -:=~1 given by Mrs. Katherine No.3 also gave short responses. the dinner, catered by the Ethel Todate "Operations Peace of Mind" has bee Th e following morning James n responsible for Clifton, Grand Instructor of Mrs Helen I cinhart, Past Root reutfng 2,OSI ru naways with th eir famili es Beautiful' of Circle the Ila)es, Worthy Patron of Dist 19 Matron and organist of the local Congregational Church, which Chapter, entertained Mrs Evelyn Hayes, Past chapter, presented background was followed by the OES group the DEAR ABBY: Four years ago, my mentally ill mother had gues I man. -. ;Ji ::[ Honor guest Mrs. Pryor, Past Matron and Grand ftwiaways, please for get the past and send that message to Repr esentative of Oklahoma in your parents now. They will slap better tonight and so will )OU Florida Th e response was God bless, , .1 Enjoying the fellowsp of the Beta gma Phi rush Thanbgi-1ng d1ner held Nov. In the florida Eastern and you will be told where you can obtain It, free. I repeal, no one will attempt to contact you to bring you home regardless of your age. ________ the NOV. 28 - decorated An operator will telephone your parents anywhere In the nited States and convey a message for you. There will be no lecturing or counseling. You call will not be traced, and the only - 1 pIace3 ETERNALI,Y GRATEFUL _____________________ - families' Our roses were by Past said he posted that number near phones in all th e Matrons, using the Worthy where runaways ha ng out Matron's coloLS of ye ll ow, blue • DEAR GRATEFUL: With pleasure: Runaways,caU ults oil free number: I-MUI-mi. \- 2,Order of son - 1 . - - setting for the 77th Ann ual Ba nq uet, honoring dignitaries visit ing Seminole Chapter No been uctressthe Grand living in a religious commune in San Barbara It's Christian Chapter ofFlorida, was withJeLsho%ertones. inakingher official visit to the The end of ts wonderful story is th at our son came home to clwpter. spend Thanksgiving with us. . ) Fellowship Hall of First Congregational Christian Church, Sanford, was the had - ' say Illessage, we told the volunteer that if our son callivi again to tell him that we would gladly accept a collect call m. Ira i fie next morning our son called' He told us that he C 4. - Peace of Mind" in Houston, Texas. (We live in S I F ..--.-- Operations CLEARANCE PRE nINVENTORY or OES u q Then out of I I 77th Ban z;____- . . I -. , I i • I I . I •' . . - ., I. • .., . S. 1:111, - TYR �J - . . Legal LEISURE Legal Notice Legal ___ ___ Legal ICIVIL NO. 74.14954 SARAH BISSELL GALLOWAY, •t STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN al, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. I)4THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Massachusetts business trust; FLETCHER PROPERTIES, INC., a !OHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. UT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Plaintiffs. Florida corporation; and THE and COMPANY, a Florida cor pOraton, JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL •5 national banking as BANK, a SHOUVLIN, BERNICE M BRUEMMER. Plaintiff, MICHAEL J. required to association, and you Trustee and individually, of al, Deceased. VI. aka BERNICE BRUEMMER, CHARLIE JEP4I(INS and ALICE M Defent5 serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, to it Ofl L. PHARR JENKINS, his wife, NOTICE TOCREDITORS . NOTICE OF ACTION of Turnbull, Abner and BALDENHOFER ABNER TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Defendants. TO: PHILLIP W. Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE OF SALE 1492 Riverside Drive whose address IS 147 West Lyman SAID ESTATE: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Dayton, Ohio Estate of - INVESTORS, TGAGE CASE NO. 74.179I.CA49C cUE NO. 7419$4.CA.04.0 mea: the Adoption MATTHEW HOWARD DAYTON ttl 4'e TONIGHT'S 7:Ou (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Action Center (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Intercom 24 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (8,9) Let's Make A Deal (13) The Bride 8:00 (2. 8) Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory (6) Walton's Thanksgiving (9) Tony Bennett Special (13) The Odd Couple (24) The Way It (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (44) Din.Th 8:30 (9) Sea Buddies On Burger Chef's "Lloyd Bridges' Sea World" Adv. 8:30 (9) Sea World (73) Paper Moon (24) Age Puzzle (35) Movie 9:00 (9) NCAA Football (13) Movie (24) Soul 10:00 (2. 8) Movin On (6) Shirley MacLame Special (24) Nova 10:33 (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2.6.8) News (24) Woman (33) The Saint Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Golden Voyage (35) Not For Women Only Photographic Equipment FIt'dD CAMERCTRTNPHLEFA8TR R AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot Password (44) News 12:30 (2.8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) NCAA Doubleheader (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News 05, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World 0 B I A A R N O'H M F A John Edward Jones, Esquire CARROLL & JOPIES,P.A 74 N Highway 1797 Florida 37707 Attorney for Petitioners , EE0C RTF0E A I T ST N 1 0 IL BR R L t S RRL i I EN A EN A L A 0 L A I T C T E E N R T B T MT L A L. G E I E E C F IL T L T L A H I D EN L ARC ft R S IL L A R M A C I D Y T P ft I N 1 A N H F L M ft S 1.. ft ft L F I H T ft B Y ft I T C ft F ft ft ft P R IL ft 1EQ U lip M $ A FC A M ft IL 0 P A C S F I ft A ft I D M IL F L A S K P ft I M T T T IL sTT lamutionit: TM hiddlisitt mmu listaid below appear (orwud ckwd, ep, dowa, or diiuythe In Find sdt MUn sum wd b*x it in as CAMERA GABLE RELEASE REFLECTORS ENLARGER LENS SAFE LIGHT FILTER PRINT DRYER TIMER FLMH PRINTTRAY TRIPOD Toorr.wr: Automoths EagiDe Parts 1109 Houma Boulevard __ AM*.flOPf.,ousPZe ______ Arab Nation _______ __________________ A1 1 I 37an'95 N Chicken Cacciatori • Pizza Imported a Domestic Wines . Beer Open Daily -4..lop,m, Sundayl.Iop,m. 413 S. Volusis Ave. Orange City Ph. 775-2874 V I'VW.y V ______ 9 ____________ _______ N •N SVi•'Di, _________________ _______________ IN iN UD4 it Iuv,SS* _____________ r a, _________________ ___ _________ — _________________________________________________ ___ — - - M=ro - - .. I SWEIN I I hp 'a, A" am% . now 42 HOT 0.1 . • I52 - - ' — — 7 48 ____ - _10_ I — — --41 I _______________________ — — 43 ...SUMEY CRAWLING WITH CROCODILES - - STEAMY ,%nIa uim UNN020-' ' lJlll RMENN NNONN JlJl Jill m I _____ .,, ,, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7419*7•CA44.8 DIVISION B In re: The Marriage of ROY E. DONSEY, Husband. and LENORA C. DORSEY, Wife, TO: ROY E. DORSEY Residence IJrikni,.a,n - • riff 41WW's Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine Richarde - , - - 53 _ — __ — — 54 — — '. YOU ARE That an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been filed In the above Styled Court by LENORA C. DORSEY, Petitioner, and you are required to file your written defenses It any to said action with the Clerk of the above styled Court, and to serve a opy thrrt on THOMAS A cp,ri no c. • - . - -' - a.urrimcnce JT Tfle lnlersl(tlOn of Deic. No.2 (Parcel 1): All that part of the SE 'of the SW 'is lying the P40mm right of -way line of Lake North of Longwood Hills Road, in Howell Lane with the East right -of Section 30, Township 20 South, way line of Lake Howell Boulevard, State Road 436, a 700 foot right of. Range 30 East, Public Records Seminole County. Florida, con, way as now established; zun thence North it degrees 07' 11" East along taming 2$ acres more or less. Deic NO. 2 (Parcel 2): Also, all said North rIght-of way l ine a distance of 77895 feet to the point of that part of the SW ii of the SW ' lying North ofLongwood Hills Road, beginning; from the point ,, -----„,i..,,i,.., •,.... ......... return . -a, iriv • c corner cc theaforrdescribc'd property run North 200 feet, th en ce West 366 feet, then South 700 feell to the Longwood Hills Road, thence East 366 feet to the P.O.E; also, LESS the North 65 feet andLESS the East 66 Ittlot the lint described Property), Section Township 20 South, Rang, 30 East, PubliC Pecords of Seminole County, t, _ _. . ”' South 88 degrees 07' 11" V.'esl A'ng said fiorlh rlqtst'of-way lir.e a distance of 770-95 feel to the East right Boulevard; run thence North degrees S41 2S- West alongSaid E ast right -of-way line a distance 70 feet to a point; run thence North 3-S degrees 1)' it" r'urw(,q5ure entered in the above entitled cause in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circut', in and for Seminole County, Florida, I will sell at Public auction to the , highest bidder for casts at the West front door of the Courthouse in the City of Sanford , Seminole County, Florida. at the hour of 11AM on D.ctmber ii... I.',.IfS! ... -C1'fiifl - ''•' 'v'S Parcel of rea l property described 1% follow's , Deputy Clerk Publish' Nov. 21, 20. Dec. S. I?, 7971 DEN 133 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. ILORIDA as. No. 74.1 943 CA.09.A DIVISION A PAN AMERICAN BANK OF ORLANDO, N A. formerly known as Citizens National Bank O Orlando, Plaintiff, vs. MARSHALI.W. PERRY andMYRA ELAINE PERRY: JERRY M GARRETT and SUSAN C GARRETT; DONALD CUBER and ANN CUBER, Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT • To Jerry M Garrett and Susan C Garrett 1161 Landmark lane Casse ry F lom.da F , " -- - ' V Maths. iv P er ry Myra Elaine Perry 7161 Landmark Lane Casselberry, Florida Florda, 12501 and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 16111 day of fle q'ri!ber 1971. otherwise the CIle::,ationS of the Complaint will be takrp as admitted and a Judgment gIy he entered against you for the - ,eli4 'lemanded in the Complaint 5', Ii NESS my hand and seal of saki Court on this 11th day of NOl'rVher 1974 - 960, Page 45, of the Public Records o Seminole County, FlØld, and an undiv idnd I 624 per cent interest or NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE UnIt 400 VILLAGE OF -. WINOMEADOWS, No. 4. A recorded in Official Rtcords, Book You're looking for a place to live: Rent or Buy look to classified FIRST! And save illil.. ' ' 't. UUUIIU Lost; Light Aprit Poodle Male untrimmed, Called Outtv ' " - ,.w,,,, V ,.,uu nu. 1651, Sanford, Fla., 32771. ., 3 bedroom, I bath home, nice neigh bortiood, shaded lot. Na tease 30 Apartments Rent Unfurnished JOHN SAULS . "Spoof y". One eye clouded. N 75th & 17-97. SIS Reward, ,j a BUNDLE i!ffl5 With classified act In the Evenin-Herald. Dial 377 2611 or 0319993 place yours. V ' •W of TIME 9 !IWUI'U Fleet Reserve, on West I -_-3 Saturday only, 9 am. -i ?ou're looking to furnish your place. Look for the buys in CLASSIFIED 1st! you'll find what you want at OF FLORIDA To the Unknown Defendanti named above: You and each of you are notiliec that a suit to quiet title to thi following real property located IC Seminole County, Florida: Lots 7 and S. Block 8, We'sl Altamonte Heights, Section Three, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book tO. Page 76. Public Records of Seminole County, Florid has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to the Complaint to the Plaintiff's at. forney. Lawronce D. Johnson, whose addr ess is P0. Box 2631, 109 East Church Street. Orlando, Florida 37SO2, and file the original In the 002 French Ave. 8 LAKE MARY Duplex furnished or unfurnished Modern, quiet neighborhood. Low rates. glady Brown Realty, 322 52)7, or 372196.4 or 2 bodror, dul(, ,,pjrtrntait', Furnished Or Ufltu,nsSJlCd 60' Swimming pool. 4320 S. Orlando Dr 373 7920 EXTRA LOW PRICES! FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS 1I0Flnrirt* A. ogle story Studio, 1, 7, and 3 bedroom apartments Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, Central heat and air. Monthly rentals from 1111.50, 327 2090, 1505W. 251h St., Sanford. vsilable in Sanford. Short mileag two hours per day. Good car, or cash for bond and weekly papi bill Is all that is needed to get IN S very profitable and secut -- -- - 35 Stenstrom .__. * W/W Shag Carpet SALES LEADER" WYPIPIEW000-WILLING TO DO SOME HOMEWORK? See this 3 bedroom with loft of potential CITY - JUST MARRIED' RETIRED' Then Inspect this neat 2 bedroom Only $16,000. , * Range. Refrigerator HAPPY THANKSGIVING FRIENDS! We're grateful for being able to serve you for the pas? 1$ years. Have a Nice Day' Business Property For Rent 37 For Complete Details Call REALTOR-Associate Sonny Reborn For Rent: 1000 sq. ft. commercial space. Sanford Auction, 1200 French Ave., 323-7340. * Dishwasher-Disposal upairsofficespace CaIl3fl SiMbetweenl & 9:30a.m. :-' k Recreational Building CaliBart 3222420 Anytime -. — Real Estate Your MLS Agency REALTORS 377749$ Or 1-2 Bedroom "Get 'Em While FROM 1)65 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7070 * They're Hot!" 7 rwhouses Ina rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Cal) to see it you quallfyll Apartments Rent Furnished The MLJULJ,l'4() F E TS Experienced only, preferabl McDonald's. Send resume to P C Box W., Geneva, Fla., 37737 716w 2nd St ON RESERVOIR LAKE F 3236061.323.0517i 1 01.2.3 I *Swimming Ap?s. Pool Bedroom *Tennis Courts *Fishing a assif led Ads are here to help you *jy. sell, rent or swap. . . at a tow :ost. . let us help you place 3723167 anager for fast food restauran Cove M.UNSWORTH REALTY 1103 W. 3sf St. lice 1 bdrm, trailer, also apt. Good location. Mature ae.ltt tiflIlti.. fli). 110 pST5. )U MO. * - WELAKA APARTMFp,iTc - ours-Call 337.2611 or 131.9991. Corbett Real DjsPvasher$ Drapes Estate 1-1791 3 large rooms, fireplace to Sit by, porch for storage Aduit, no pets $150 a month 5.31 9665 Boating *Disposals REALTOD Caselberry Area. 2SU Park Dr. 3 bdrms. Sanford's best section. cash or terms By owner. $33,000 Low down payment 3221195 - REALTOR 21 Hoer Service - . "SANFORD'S lMcbile Home Spaces For Rent, No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 372-4473 * Unfurnished Realty S Home Lots Rent - r-: BROKER 312 3997 Nights 323 1161 or 323 9001 --- Mobile f:r A. A. McClanahan Cassefbrry 3 bedrooms, carpet, corner lot, recreation center, pool, laundry, central air and heat. 031. 6.461 - Contact The Circulation Dept. THE EVENING HERALD 5arn tlflnr mar. ner 7 ACRES, CLOSE IN No City taxes. zoned IL ~r7IC Mobile Homes Rent vening Herald Rout DeDary larold Hall Realty SANFORD 323-7900 ORLANDO 365.5555 OFF AIRPORT BLVD, 31065. Hwy. 1792 daw REALTOR 3225771 I 2 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park ry Ong A ana carper. Assume 7 *i' cent 1st mortgage. Can handle quity at 7 per cent. r r occome an ^vc Representative. Call 644 3079. "iv! r 1w - - - ouivalent to construct 30 tent WHY RENT? JOHN SAULS AGENCY flMP( IIV!tN I. ZJLU MELLONVILLE AFTERS vs 327-7174 Eves.)2304 1 Houses Rent Unfurnished (Seal) Arthur H Iieckwith, Jr. Cler k of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Elaine Richarde Deputy Clerk Publish Nov 71 28. Dcc $ 17. 19, 1974 DEN 727 - YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FORANYTHING! tture, live in with elderly moths and son in wheel chair. Pc ianent.$35wk. Driver's licerae ocal references. NO SMOKINC , ryr regularly h" LOOK TO OUR ______ Correspondents CLASSIFIED PAGES 1st AND 6things you. N N 2 Bedroom home, Longwood Lake Mary Rd., S acres, $100 per mo. FORREST GREENE, INC. PEA!. TOP S. 643 2333 For fr Heated Pool 3 BR., I BATH Carpet. drapes, kitchen furns?'.eci, 571,5CC Beat inflation with 1(3w rent on a 2 mobile home in CAMP SEMINOLE 372- 4470. 4E IT?!. ;.P,;RT','.ET tlOP.'ES UP ' !(( SAVE Are you one of those People Who knows 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are interested in picking up some 'elra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Voius,a counties. An automobile helpful but not essential. The ability lo operate a camera makes the lob more interesting and Profit. ,atlic Apply in person a? Ttit' Iiera'ci oltices. a arqe , DELTOPIA- Beautiful I or 2 bedrooms. Heat & Air. Nice yard. Economy price's from 1135 mo No lease. Move in today (901) 775 3365 or (303) 3741010. lax Shop the easy way - Shot odav's Classified Ads from you This Notice shall be published once each week for four consecutive weiks in the Ev en ing Herald Sowe &om &we. In the country. 2 bdrm partly furnished house, adults, no pets $125. 372-2037. 3 Room Furnished Apartment $60 month. 101W. 9th St, 322 9967 Help Wanted complaint will be taken as con- 'I5 FRESH COZYSEMI- FURNISHED I BR, Quiet, Convener?, corner lot, 111,500 - Houses Rent Furnished 33 Duplex Sanford Area. 7 Bedrooms with air 5135 Month pius 550 Deposit. $31 905-i — 31 P11.332-34 REALTORS. 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6.33-3 or 613 73 13 house. WE TAKE TRADES 1&7 Bdrm. turn or unfur. 3207 Orlando Dr., 32) 1670 business. Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or bet crc December 23rd 1974. Otherwise the allegationsof the AP~A%ft bedroom -:---.. 17.50 Di). ' FORREST GREENE, INC. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. NAVEL ORANGES, 12.50 BU Alto Tfl.vLa.4 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE Eye's 37.1 U49S . You pick, cucumbers, $1.50 Quantities unlimited. 1 blk west Casselberry: 2 bedrooms, 2 balms Only $17,750 A very good but' Terry Realty, REALTOR, 628 0711, 1150 mo References required 305671 X811 . 3 MONEY! tJaOY beet-Fresh Sausage S Free home delivery Save S Please call (303)0306461 Days 372 6l? Piignts 372 5411cr 312 1357 HAPPY THANKSGIVING Thank You For Your Patronage Broker k Clothes Washer-Dryer C.nn,4 Thi....., a.. ST. JOHNS REALTY CC BROKERS AGENCY Days 1777174 Bamboo Cove, 17 BDRM, shag, air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near .'ily park & Sanford Plate From % 140. Airport Blvd. near Sanford Ave- 713 1310 LOST: Male small White Poo IF Bedroom kitchen equipped In Pinecrest. $150 plus 1100 deposit. 131 5111 After 6:30 pm. 3 Christmas is time for giving and a time for saving when you shop the pages of Classified Ads' Houses for Sale 41 Economy prices from $135 ma No lease Move in today 3365 or (303) 574 7010 The Evening Herald, P. 0. Box Sandlewood Villas .'iiir1g community everyday. r and use them often Call 372 r 8)1 9993 -- DLTONA- Beautiful I(r 2 bed rooms. Heat & Air. Nice yard. nrr,ann ann . -- Houses Rent 32 33 - .- — Air Conditioning and Appliance Sates & Service Business for sale. Only qualified & Interested per. sons apply. Reply Box SS$, care of r -: -- and You are her eb y notified trial i0rrp!aint to Foreclose Mortgage been filed against you and you are rewired to serve a copy of your ddcrie, if any to it on the Plain tiff's attorney. Winifred J. Sharp, Cl Jtr'5Cn, MotSingef, Tr,smen & -Sharp. P A., whose address Is 100 East Robinson Street, Orlando, (Scail Arthur II Beckwith. Jr Clef k of the Circuit Court 15v' Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish Nov 14, 21. 21. Dec 6. IVIA DEN $9 Condominium according to the Declaration of Condominium Al ANOpi For families or friends of problem drinkers For lurtl'ier information call 473 150? or wrte Sanford At Anon iaml Groi.jo P C) NOTICE OF SUIT TO QUIET TITLE (Seal) Range)O East; runSouthSll feet to located in the Administration — FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AtcO11OIi Ainymous Can Help Call A73 ISV Write P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN VOUP FA7.jl(y - road; thence South 59 degrees 10' Building and the Office of the East, 4750 feet along road; thence Assistant to the President located In North 32 degrees 26' East, 965 feet the Faculty Office Wing at Seminole to crete monumen t, continue Junior College, Sanford, Florida A North 33 degrees 26' East to the copy of any of the proposed rules North llneof Said SW¼ of the NE ¼, Ilbe made avaiIableupon,,est. thence West to point North 44 All obieclions to this notice and degrees Q'3S" East from beginning; propriety of the scheduled public thence South 44 degrees 71' West to meeting should be f lied with the - le . . I 4 of Section 20. Township 21 South, "ction In the President's Office — •• . INVITATION TO BID THIS IS AN INVITATION TO 151 ON TWO (2) VHF HIGH BAN that an action to foreclose a mom- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH tgCge on the following real property EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl In Seminole County, Florida: CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMIPIOLI Lot 3, Block 3, NORTH ORLANDO COUNTY, FLORIDA TOWUSITE,1thAdditIon,(Replatof CASE NO. 74.1$4.CA.I3.Q k7Sheet No 7), as recorded in Plat MARY KIRKLEY li Book It. PageS, Public Records of a MARY HELEN WHITLOCK. a Seminole County, Florida, Plainlifi %as been filed against you and you vs. EMMIE LEE (MCELWAPIEY vreguiredtoserveacopyofyour (, 4'itten defenses, if any, to at on van KIRKLEY, if living, an It dead, any and al den Berg. Gay & Burke. PA., at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, unknown heirs at law, legateel devisrn, grantees, successors an Ftoriaa 32I3, and file the original assigns, arid' aN per sons and panic With the Clerk of the above styled claiming by, through, under o Courton r before December fl against the saId Defendants, and al 1974., otherwise a judgment may be and Partin having o entered against you for the relief persons claiming to have any right, title o in the complaint or interest In and to the premises in petition. volved in this suit WITNESS my hand and thi saI Of Defendants Said Court on November 101h. 1974, • — 'Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 177 7611 or 031 999] To plac', your 'aw cost want ad Save. 0 Save. ,~,, Save ! YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED • _______________________________________ -_ Free. 6442077 for "We Care""Hotllne". Adults or Teens. - Unfurnished 113 S Volusia Ave., Orange City will be open Thanksgiving Day from I. 10 p.m. Open 7 clays .a week with Homemade Italian cooking 1732174, Business ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll DEN 17$ ___ Enjoy Homemade Italian Cooking Ravioli • E N C.INL _ OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK _____ AG , Barba's _____ i11 i -'- Classified first! And COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE ROOM 101. 301 NORTH PAR JAMES R. PAUGH, et ti*, et al. Defendants. AVENUE, SANFORD, FLOR lD 37771, ANYTIME BETWEEN NOTICE OFSUIT am -5pm, NOVEMBER 20 THR TO - JAMES R. PAUGH and DECEMBER A. 1914. BIDS WIL P,tiNNlE D PAUGH, BE OPENED AT 12 i400P N wife DECEMBER 5th RIGHT I RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, RESERVED TO REJECT ANY 0 ALL BIDS. Ihrough, under or against James R John E. Polk Pauuh and Minnie D. Paugel, hIS Sheriff wife. and to all parties having or Seminole County claiming to have any right, title or PubliSh' Nov. 21, 70. 1974 interest in the real property herein ogr am, and the Adul t Lot 3, MEAD MANOR, UNIT Attorneys for Petitioner 39 D)Ol5 I) NUMBER ONE, ac cording to the Post Office Drawer 1 'I ! iProakjcIoIpis IOSagacous Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Sanford, Fl. 32771 5CALP NEA tN nation 4IT*onatn Book 14, page 73, of the public Publish: Nov 25. D.c. 3, 77, 19, 1971 £ OR_COL 4C0!Jllryvl 42Co'dedsk I T records of Seminole County, DEN 177 .a.esl'onlvv I 456io'og, to' U J 118P*gor Florida; the point of beginning. District Board Of Trustees on or N i'iit,on Subject to restrictions of record; • Begin are point 173 Sfee$ East and before December 6, 1971 All legal U £ N;K,L U 1% 17 (is! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ______ 51 Charged _____ has been filed against you and you feet North of the SW corner of the issues should be brought to the TAL LA5L&A'j 13 Cow 52P SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORID& are required to serve a Copy Of y ou AT sw ' Of the NE ',Section 21. Trustees' attention and an attem pt F I4Uad4cI $*SSt,.P r CASE NO. 74.797 1 i.s EMS rfv L w1'ittendefenses, if any, to Phillip H r.riw CAMERONBROWI+ COMPANY, Township 21 South, Range 30 East; made to reso lve them prior to the ISDranuo Logan, of SHINMOLSER AND provw'iceab) run South It degrees 10' East 650 public hearing. Bloat, Plaintiff, feet, th IBOrw e,Q tacks 5.4SctcolsaiICl 3I1essdec;, LOGAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, ence North 0 degrees fl' Carolyn P. Stenstr'om tity vs. 55 Civil wrongost Box 141 lost to concrete Chairman THOMAS G. East. 38Second'P.a 3279, Sanford, Florida. and file the monument, continue North 0 20 RaTiolios Board of Trustees citalul, Cleat t7O,.,(.OU4il original with the Clerk of the above ALUERS AND JEAN K. ALBERS, degrees 32' East, 170 feet, thence 2IPedaPd.g1 57Coniasspont Seminole Junior College wife, GEORGE I. TRIMMER .I000tantotcblt 22Cor'ch.,s,cyi* before December his . 19TlS'cet and GERALmNE J. TRIMMER. East IU.9 feet, thence North to NE District Boa rd of Trustee', 2IAgtats IlUonsyo(pvs 31, 1971, otherwise a iudgment may DOWN corner of said SW '.. of the NE '., Seminof. Junio r College 23Erduvo. rial,oin his wife, RICHARD J. TICKAL and thence West be entered 2IOPinhwded 47FWtOOd l(r4!.rae — t point North 33 Sanford, FlorIda 31771 you for the relief MAUREEN A. TICKAL. his wife, . demanded against In the complaint. WOw lOOdifuC 2? Greek degrees 26' East from beginning, Earl S. Weldon l3Ptapost.on GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL 2SMaiCalqi4.l, ?IJiIa' WITNESS my hand and seal of 3OPJotas taut thence South 32 degrees 24' West to Secretary, Es Officio EQUIPMENT. INC. a Florida 26 French B.'oassac. 32 One øoo 3 Errf'u.s Said Court on November 22nd, 1971 Publish: Nov. 20, 7971 'was,) ' '270111* Corporation, CARL COPELAND, d. point of beginning: 4Lnsss , se's (Seal) Except afly portion of the OEM 171 tixi'*tki 46Ooi• apoOral SCvernony b a CONTROLLED AIR; Art hu r H BCCk*ith, Jr 28Pathoio;ca' OPost i ,. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF described property Which lies West ______________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court It,#'dS iiSov4tstr,an •ect'octe, 4861a'!edI1*,) COURT, CREDIT MANAGEMENT, INC., as of State Road No. 434 as that road IN THE CIRCUIT )t,Iotv:,epact ??rtoav oS,",it,e. j By. Martha T. Viblen 7Cognunc, now exists. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. Trustee, Dep ut y Clerk Less the following described CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE '\t - x a Ut I? U IH'liI's) l'.' Defendants. Ptiillip N. Logan property whIch was heretofore COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SALE SHINNOLSER AND LOGAN 7 2 3' 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Noti is hereby given that, released from the lion Of said CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.147$.A P0 sox 3279 pursuant to a summary final mortgage by Partial Release of BARtlETT BANK OF ORLANDO. a Sanford, Florida 33277 13 judgment of foreclosure entered in Mortgage as recorded in Official Flo rida banking corporation, 12 — 14 — Attorn ey for Plaintiff the above-captioned action, I will Records Book 9$4. Page 7267, Public Plaintiff, Publish: Nov. 70, Dec.5, 17, 19, 1911 — — — vs sell the property Situated in Volusii Records of Seminole County, OEH — 116 — 11 Florida: . THOMAS S. CAMDEN, et us, County, Florida, described as: Being a portion of Section 7$, — Dem. No. I The West '-'a of the NE Defendants Township 21 South, Range 30 East, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE '-4 of the SW I s of Section , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE Township 20 South. Range 30 East, SemInole C3unty, Florida, being . EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Public Records of Seminole more particularly described as NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE follows: Pursuant to a Final Judgment of Florida I ,iiIaT i .. . ACROSS __________________ _____ As Clerk of the Circuit Court Matrie, Louisiana 70004 By. Elaine RiCharde YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Deputy Clerk that an action to foreclose a mor 'gage on the following property in Jack T. Bridges, of CLEVELAND & MIlE Seminole County, Florida: BAR BA'S Plaintiff, certification, leaves, salary Wife Respondent, to said point of commencement, run schedules, committees, ethics, and Circuit Court, and file the same in thence North 73 degrees S4' NOTICE OF ACTION duplicate and as provided In Section 23" West the Faculty Senate constitution and 733.16, Florida Statutes, in their THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: along said Easier ly right of way fine by laws offices in the County Courthouse In MELANIE C. WARD, WHOSE of Lake llosavellBoulevard a distance Chapter IV Instructional Program ° 7902 feet to a CITY OF Seminole County, Florida. within RESIDENCE IS point; run thence Relating to curriculum, instruction, four calendar months from the time LIBERTYVILLE, COUNTY OF North 62 degrees 11' 00" East a classroom routine, grades, the of the first pubiication hereof. or the LAKE. STATE OF ILLINOIS, AND distance of 075 feet more or less to evening program, the Vo.Tech . look to I - --- Opportunities TIll - G t LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305125 2541, REPEATER STATIONS: THRE Publish: Nov 2), 20, Dec S. Il, 1971 (3) VHF HIGH BAND CON TRO Publish: Ill STATIONS: AND ONE (I) UN BAND CONTROL STATION THIS EQUIPMENT MUST B ' N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE WITH TN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clii. COMPATIBLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PRESENT SHERIFF'S COUP TYWIDE COMMUNICATION COUNTY, FLORIDA. SYSTEM CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1404.0 SPECIFICATIONS MAY B LOMAS & NETTLETON OBTAINED AT THE SEP,'IINOL CO1.'i'ANY, • p 24 NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. 11. - E P I - - ------------- - - __ - --- - - ----Personals 19 NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 10TH Boulevard (State Road l34,alQOfoot Relating to the legal status, Creditors and All Persons Having membership, duties and respon right of-way as now established); Claims or Demands Against Said JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IbiIities of the Board of Trustees. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. run thence North SI decrees 07' II" Estate: Chapter II Personnel Relating to You are hereby nolifid and CIVIL ACTION NO. 742042CA4s-E East along Said Northerly right-of- the lob description, duties and, way line a required to present any cIa s and In re the Marriage of: distance of 770.95 feet to responsibilities of the employees of the point of beginning. demands which you may have STEVE R. WARD, the College. From the point of beginning thuS against the estate of GARY FRANK Husband Petitioner, Chapter III Personnel Policies described return South IS degre GATLIN, deceased late of Seminole es Relating to employm en t, contracts, 01'41" West a distance of 71193 feet County, Florida, to the Clerk of the MELANIE C WARD, WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: the waters of Howell Lake; run Educational pr 4 for a car- . 70. Show (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2, 6, 8) News (13) Blue Ridge Quartet (24) Zee Cooking School (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes The Jolly Holiday Is Near. You are looking WORLD AUTO SALES and tha intend to register said name w th I he Clerk of the Circuit Court, 5.—n ale County, Florida in accordance w th --: (Present address and provisionsof the Fictitic us w$SSfabouts unknown,/but whole Name Statutes, To Wit Secti on laji known address It . in care of $4509 Florida Statutes 1957 GERALD A SULLIVAN, Derry, S: Waterman C Graham Ntw Hampshire) Publish - Nov 21, 71, Dec 5 I?. II YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OEH lil 'tpat HOWARD LAPE DAYTON, JR., and BEVERLY POLAND DAYTON, his wife, have filed a — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOU! ' NAME STATUTE petition in the above styled court for 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN thC adoption of the above min(n Notice is hereby given that child namedinthat petition, and you UnderSigned, pursuant to iew commanded to serve a copy of your written it "FiCtitious Name Statute" defens, any, on JOHN Florida Statutes, will register EDWARD the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in JONES, Esquire, Petitioners' for Seminole County, Florida, u AttOrney, whose address 11 receipt of proof of thepublicalior N Highway 17 91 this Notice, the fictitious name, CdSselberry, Florida 32701, on or .41Oce December 19th, 1974, and lie STRATFORD SQUAt APARTMENTS under which he original with the Clerk of this expect to engage in business at 7 Court either before Service on Petitioners , attorney or im Howell Branch Road, Winter Pa Florida 32719. mediately thereafter; otherwise a That the lfldividu,Is nterted default may be entered against you Said business enterpru. or e for the relief demanded in the follows: petition, James C Lewis Witness my hand and official seal Sam H Hatlleicj of Said Court this 15th day of Dated at Birmingham, Je1te'r NOvember, 1971 County, Alabama, Oct. 241h, Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Sworn to and Subscribed befc 1P,rk of the Circuit Court me th'. 241h c-1n' cf U.?. r mlrrDi. County, For a(Seal ,. by - Elaine RiChartie Herb ert t. Morewit: Notary Public Deputy Clerk Publith' Nov 7, (,Sea I) 21. 78, 1974 DEN 42 . (13) Johnny Ringo (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8) News (13) Ernest Tubbs (9) Notice is hereby given that Ii engaged in buine at RI O 196, Longwood, Seminole Coun FIoridLunder the fictitious name NOTICE OF ACTION TO RICHARD M. SULLIVAN - same will be barred. A R D H B T 0 N L D F L P G A P B ft R C Green Acres 11.00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It ) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 1)55 (6) News F 7__~_~?If __`~ ft FICTITIOUSNAME '- Avenue. Post Office Box 1, Winter, You and each of you are hereby on the llth day ofDecember, 1974, at park. Florida 32759. and file the notified and required to file any 11:00A.M. at the West front door of LOUIS H. DAP4CHO original with the Clerk of the above claims and demands which ygu, or the Courthouse of Seminole County, 14 Concord Court either of you, may have against said at Sanford, Florida. the undersigned styled court on or before December, Carmel. Indiana 73rd, 1914; otherwise a judgment estate in the office of the Clerk of the Clerk will offer for sale the following may be entered against you for the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth described real property; STANLEY J. COHEN Lot 23, Block "B". WASHINGTON Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, relief demanded in the complaint or eeos Slagle Road Florida, Probate Division, in the OAKS SECTION TWO, according to petition. Dayton, Ohio Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat WITNESS my hand and esealot within Six calendar months from the Boofi. 16, Pages $6 & 57, Public CHURCHILL C. CAREY, as one of said court on 10th November, 1971 time of the first publication of this Records of Seminole County, the Trustees of Guardian Mortgage (SEAL) notice. Each claim or demand must Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Investors, aMassachusetts businesS be in writing and filed in duplicate TOGETHER WITH THE Clerk of the Circuit (t trust and state the place of residence and FOLLOWING: By: Elaine Richarde 3 Overlook Lane One Orbon Range — Model NO. post office address of the claimant Deputy Clerk Baltimore, Maryland and must be sworn to by the E56.AV, Serial No 9731 Publish: Nov. 21, 20, Dec. 5, 11, 1914 claimant, his agent or attorney, or One Coldspot Refrigerator EUGENE L. AMBER, as one of the DEH.126 the same shall be void. Model No. £6682163, Serial No S Trustees of Guardian Mortgage Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 307 13201 NOTICE OF MEETING Investors, a MassachusettS business 16th day of October, 1971. One Mercury Hood - OF DISTRICT BOARD Model No. trust James P. Panlco MIT, Serial No. U2G72U OF TRUSTEES SI Main Street A Administrator One Comfort Pac Furnance OF SEMINOLE Dalton, Massachusetts C a of said estate. Model No FIOD, Serial No. 923521 JUNIOR COLLEGE JOHNSON, PANICO, HUNK together with all structures, im. J C. TYLER, JR., as one of the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, proveents. m fixtures, appliances PAILLER, The District Board of Trustees Trustees of Guardian Mortgage BAUM & SIMMERMON, PA, and appurtenances on Said land or Investors, a Massachusetts business will hold a rule adoption public Attorney for Estate used in conjunction therewith, meeting at 7:30 P.M. December 10, trust ill South Maitland Ave. The aforesaid sale will be made 1971, in the Board Room in the III Wahackne Road Maitland, Florida 32731 pursuant to a Final Judgment an. Administration Building at New Canaan. Connecticut PubliSh Nov 28, Dec 5. 1971 tered in Civil No 7414964 now Seminole Junior College, Sanford, 6 17 5 pending in the Circuit Court in and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Floridafom thepurpose of rep repealing,, for Seminole County. Florida. amending, or adopting the following an action to foreclose a mar. DATED THIS 251h day of that toage on the following property In proposed regulations of The District IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE November. 1971. Board of Trustees. Any person" Seminole County, Florida: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. Township wishing to be heard on these A portion of Section Clerk of the Circuit Court CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 71 South, Range 30 East, Seminole proposed rules will be provided an SEMINOLE COUNTY ,fly: Elaine RiChard. County, Florida. and being more opportunity to do so by appearing Deputy Clerk PROBATE DIVISION before the District Board of particularly described as PROBATE NO. lSeal) follows: Trustees at this meeting. Commence at the intersection of In re: Estate of Pubtish: Nov. 25, 1971 Handbook of Policies and the Northerly right ofway line of GARY FRANK GAILIN DEN ISO Proceduees 197) 1971 Edition, Lake Howell Lane Wi th the Easterly c1ecease1 __________________________ Chapter I Board of Trust Trustees rigbtof way line of Lake Howell MILWAUKEE thence Southeasterly along said and Continuing NORTH at Sanford Florida, this 121 h 1731 8-10 CBS Educational "THE candy manufacturer who offers dayFiled waters to a point which bears North program. AVEE, L B ER T YV iLL E of November, 1974 THANKSGIVING STORY" five children lucky candy bars ILLINOIS 6004$. 2 degrees ar 19" West from the point Chapter V Student Services Lillian I. Tatlin Aswomn Petition for oiuofutionoi of beg inning; run thence South RERUN A holiday special of and tours of his factory, plus a As Administratrix 2 Relating to admission and Marriage a Vinculo having been degrees 0749" East adistance of '? registration, guidance "The Waltons," John-Boy faces lifetime supply of candy, Leslie Phillip H. Logan services, lied regarding you r marriage to feet, mor e or less, to the point of financial aid Of SHINHOLSER AND LOGAN and lob placement, a near tragic moment when he Brictisse and STEVE R. WARD in Circuit Court in begInnIng, Anthony Newley Attorney's at Law behavior and discipline is batted against a beam in th e AND and for Seminole County, Florida, THE FOLLOWING wrote the music, including Attorney for Admlnistratrix Ch apter VI Library - Relating to the ShOrt title Of Which 5 IN RE: DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY resources, general 312 West First Street mill, and tries to brush It aside "Candy M" lending policies. THE MARRIAGE OF: STEVE R. WHICH INCLUDES ALL OF THE Sanford, Florida 37771 services available and acquisition because ot his college entrance 10-11 CBS SHIRLEY publish: Nov. 20, Dec. 5, 1974 WARD, Husband Petitioner. and AIIOVEDESCRIBED PROPERTY: policies. exams the following day. The real property consisting MELANIE C. WARD, wife MACLAINESPECIALIf They DEN 176 Vil Business - Relating I Respondent, these presents corn- approximately twenty-one acres toChapter budgets, purchasing, disbur. During the exam, his vision Could See Me Now" The show Is mand you to appear and file your situate in Seminole County, Florida, sements, insurance and specific IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE blurs and tie's taken to the an adaptation of Miss more particularly described as funds. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Answer or other defense or pleading hOViW- In 8 touching squence, MacLaine's nightclub act which CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with the Clerk of the Circuit Court In 10110*%: hapter Vill Operational Services Beg i n $70 feet South of the NW - Relating the family faces not only a she unfolded this summer in COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA. and for Seminole County, Florida, to maintenance, corn CIVIL ACTION NO. 742O41.CA49.0 and serve a COPY thereof on corner of the SW ' of the NE '. of municationi systems, College Thanksgiving Day without Las Vegas. Ills mostly made up FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Petitioner's attorney, Jack T. Section X. Township 21 South, vehicles. and book Star* operations, but the tear that his of production numbers from her LOAN OF Bridges, of Cleveland and Mite, Range 30 East; run South 6.10 feet, ASSOCIATION General Catalogs 1973-1974 and Poet Office Drawer Z, Sanford, thanc• North £4 degrees 21' East, sight may be lost, movies. The nightclub act got SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1974 1971 Seminole Junior College. Florida 37711, on or before the 30th 120.5 led to concrete monument, Plaintiff, day The General Catalog relates to mixed reviews. of Dec ember, AD., 1974, or continue Plorth4ld.grees7r E ast to vs Admisiicn Information, financial 8-10 NBC "WILLY WON" 10-11 NBC MOVIN'ON "Good AUGUSTUS T. BAZINandLAURIE OlhtrwiW a default will be enfiered North line of $a Id SW k4 of the NE 11 A, information. student services, against you, then ce West to point North 63 academic AND THE CHOCOLATE for Laughs" Sonny and W ill A. BAZIN, his Wife regulations, reirements WITNESS my hand and official degrees 41' East of begnning, for Defendants. degree FACTORY." Another en- solve the mysterious "acseal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, thence South 62 degrees II' Wet to NOTICE OF SUIT Miscellaneous Policy Addenda tertalning holiday movie, cident.s" that threaten the life of To Augustus T. Satin on this 22nd day of November, AD., the point of beginning, Copies of all theseproposed 7974. family style. Gene Wilder is a friend, played by Frank Begin at a Point 101.7 feet North of regulations of the District Board of and IScaIt the SWcornerof the SW 'a of the NE Trustees are available for In Laurie A. Satin engaging as the eccentric Gorshin. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. H T IL I I D A R I R S P E E D T I E C IEP Beaver 9:30 (8) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction 10:00 (2, 8) Name That Tune (6) Joker's Wild (35) Mothers In Law (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit (9) $10.000 Pyramid (35) Movie 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 630 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. 8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Conversations With Galadrlel 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (fl Movie (33) Mothers in Law (44) Tennessee (33) Animal World ft (44) Leave It To FRIDAY Was SEEK & Movie (6) (24) Man And Environment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News (24) Captioned News 12:30 (9) Wide World Of Entertainment 1:00 (2. 8) Tomorrow Show 2:00 (9) Movie TV Turns ns 2:00 (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light 2:30 (2, 8) The (6) The Edge Of Night (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00' (2. 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2.8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) Match Game (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 4:00 (2, 8) Sommerset (6) Mery Griffin (24) Sesame Street (44) Gllligan's Island .1:30 (2) Bonanza (3 Leave it To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (241 Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod 5:13 (13) Women's News 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith Thursday, Nov. 28,1974-7 Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ROGERS t GUARDIAN MOR, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CUR. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Trustees of Thursday, Nov. 28,974-68i THURSDAY Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Leg CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Herald, Sanford, Ft. 0 , w Notice Notice Individually but as 9 Evening -. - =.:•1 J_ Svpag a NEW MARONDA edroom, 2 story, central heat I Ir. 7 car garage, references equired $190 1st & last. $100 ecur ity 372-7399. ,p;. 2 room, air COndited, dult5 preferred. 372 6570 or 371 ford. 7 bedroom, air, carpet, nced yard. nice quiet area with 'ees. $150 $30 sKurlly. Call 534 39 after S p m. Re'g. RTH NT PURCHASE PLAN Several lean 3 bedroom hOmes Some ith air and family rooms. $721 to 150 month CLIFF JORDAN [AL t]I 511.1 this saty' W•v5. ~9 as we$l as 154,r5'55 ,tn 3727443 A ll aN$,,al aduled gross "Come of sSOee-511754 sri .1994 to tOO VI rnsirdan pour tlipbl,ty Is pv'cnaw a Jim Hunt Realty 0.110 3 Wdveom aim, for NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND *FOuCED MONTHLY 2521 Park Or 372 2)15 REALTOR After Hours! '1.2 9214 3723991 371 064$ PAYMENTS Farmers 0V,0tt?I1,Ofl ,,d., Him, At,ti",c, 'a, Ad P1it 3 Bedroom, I bath, den, swimming POOl, large lot Fourth Edition Plnecrest Area 5]1,100. By Owner 3737304 between 61:30 pm Isheg or unfurnithed nice 2 edroom home for rent. 3237120; fter 3, 322-7979. __ Real Estate HOME ,n Dettani has Broker 1OflDA HOES inc . 2 bdrm, I bath, den, fence, 5300 down. 1111 mo 9 per cent Acre Realty, REALTOR, flj 7750 - 631-4039 IUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Asso( 3 72 1391.722 !!53 Da,. Eli. ' 628.2162 c .-'.. is 9(wffivu HOMES OF DISTINCTION I �BU -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursday, Nov. 28,1974 Evening Herald, H. Happy Th anksgiving_To All Of You From The Classified Staff -- 41 Housedfor Sale 4) * * Dellona * * * * SANFORD Lovely all modern 3 734 PC?. Interest Rate bedroom, 11 ) ba th home On large GOOD CREDIT IS All. YOU shady fenced t NEED. NO MONEY DOWN New Cash or terms Owner. 377 3791 3 and I bedroom homes. 1, to 2 baths priced from 172*50 to 125.100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closng cost. VA. FHA Than Conventional loans Builder, Dellona, 904 7*9.2280 Orlando We will THANK you for selecting 305 423 1334 to contract the construction of your new home Cash. VA, FHA, Conventional or VA FHA Tandum LOVELY two story HOME with bedrooms, two baths and FloridaPlans. Now, should you do this by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you room, two car garage. Corner lot your choice free~ Washer and Close in Pf ice, S20 SOO Te,m% Dryer, Stavean Relr,qeratr, or Color TV, by GE upon final BALL lJ_I F% REALTY I closing of your home Cell Bud 322 6457 or Ken, 372 6457 372 Soil 7W lit St - - ks-Giving • 322.7111 APARTME NTS ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR y Owner. Beautiful home, on ap PrOx. 2 acrei, with orange trees, country atmosphere, I bdrrns., 3 baths, formal living and dining rooms, Spaciouskitchen, den with fireplace, wall to wall carpet, drapes, 167,500 37) 3733 Garage-Rummage s Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants "Quality at Discount Pric,i" CAREFREE FLOWERS 3201 S Orlando Drive 323715o. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3 03 Orlando Drive anfrd. 373 3200 Elgin Grarifather Clock, cherry Chimes, r'xlo"*72". 1339; Al Octagon School clock; Halicrafter S 52 5 band Radio; 1921 Philco Cathedral radio. All perfect w'orklng order. 3221475. Stamp Out Idleness. .. Put a Want Ad to work. Call 322. 2611 or $31 79 Sales l9*GataxleStarMobUehom,, 60', 3 bdrm. , bath and metal shed Also hurricane awnings Included Reasonable 3214453 _____________________________ location (on see its at our big n - - CARPORT SALE- Ff1, Sat., Sun., ItoS. 111 Gtifld Bend. Lake Mary. 322 7610. Porch Sail: Clothing, toys, hoI'sehold items, Auto supplies. Nov. 79.30, 201* Mellonville Ave.. Sanford, & Marine Equipment I, 55 Gentle Pony with bridle and Saddle $100. Good sej refrigerator with bottom frifiliter, 175, 323 80 When you have something to buy, sell. rent or s%ap. a Classtlied Ad .,ilt get results for you. Dial, 372 - Reg . Real EstAle Broker 3771301, ;61oH:flAve.t 1792 - Stemper Sez! to INDUSTRIAL SITE-on Paved road near City limits 10.4 'CRES-on paved road and frontage on railroad. Good potential Industrial site. Now en A?$ a RentalS from only SANFORD Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 72 19195 French 722 7174.3" 14%.327 IS4 32211613221939 Ali in 3 Come out today ) \. / and reserve your lot. 3 Bedroom.? bath hgoe. 7 lots, owner. 3227622. ___ Commercial Properties State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east or 17-92. Ph.(305) 323-8160 nuo 834-2299 Homes, Lots And Acreage CARRIAGE JOHN KRIDEk, ASSOC COVE W. Garnett White I 1 New and Used Carpet Sal e; $lOOiq yd and up. c Sanford 64 65 . 1700 French. 37) 7340 - SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A ESSI lit St.. Sanford 322.9411 of ompleteacoun?ing and tax sac vice for small buSinesses Williams Accounting. 3j2.7$43 - Air Conditioning Experts Ready To Serve You' Home Improvements ' Having trouble storing summer itenis? Sell Inern fast and Call 372 611 or III 9M 52 A V FALL CLEANING ffn Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 4 rO)f5 Remove-s miltew, fun mud clobbers, waUn spider -ebs. 372 0397. Li'? ne take ct and replace them with new double free air light Single hung windows For fret estimates call Window Sir vice Co 3210929 (hen Bathroom Roofing Cabinets, -_- Auto Repa ir i? _ rwo longer needed 'ferns Cs las Ad in the Evening erald Dial 3222611or131 9993 to An w 372 H Heater Cleaning' CALL R ALPH .. : - TO'.ER'S (IEAUTY $ALp ,, N,I flnrn ertv H'trietI 5'9EPoe327 '142 Carpentry ecalists Remodel, Repair. Additions. (r% Epp J234415 . -, L ' V . 72 rct;j~f 40 - FloorCleaning IN4 1~r'ej T,!e and Tcfratr, Fic-irs rptCarpets Ooej upcolstcry ShIm oed Free estimates _ ,1-. luggage. , ceramic terns. Iades clothing;, 14 16. Much, much more. All very nice, Fri. L SaV. 9 5 Just off M#11onville, 1001 Grove Manor Dr. 1 GARAGE SALE: Fri &Sat all day Corner 12th & Laurel, Sanford Many useful Items & Jay%. cippy 373 76 " Janet & . . . - . * . - fl11 . . -' 4. ki' - . HE'LL H"E FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDDIES . Reconditioned- bittfs I@%, 112.9S exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sanford Ave. 78 1'.. . " . . J IAwl - .. . t • . k4- : Z SANTA WILL BE IN OUR PLAZA EACH BLAIP AGENCY 3733*64 ~ . now Motorcycles WEEKEND UNTIL CHRISTMAS - ' AND - EACH THANACSGIVING - WE ( IALS \ NH Jack tf-1 CHRISTM AS 5_3 $99 / 1CILL / I7UU $1nA UUI'#.Pt Auto, and TREE LIGHTING $599 John & Bill Adams Air, 2 Dr. HI 899 Auto, Air 1799 SATURDAY 1973 VEGA tt' 6$ foot iticill Christmas Treel 1699 Aut PHONE ORLANDO 6454100 SANFORD 323.1080 I , • I I I . I '- 1, vj~_ ---A Nt- . 321.0120 I ..-.' $ On Commercla I & Pa IfTletto AVenue 41 I' - V KS Sanford , '899 FRIDAY AND i " ILI ' ' 50 WE WILL BE STINE MACHINE UPPLV CO BY THE SINGING KINGS OF JOY ' WATCH THE LIGHTS APPEAR ON OUR NEW 1968 DART 1972 BARACUDA Trm ' CEREMONY AT 7 P.M. TOMORROW WITH MUSIC '' TTM COME IN BY HELICOPTER THIS YEAR. 19 I 1968 LTD , WELLS DRILLED PLPS SPRINKLER SYSIEMS it , .. Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories 2300. , I] ' A uto,A'ir, 340 aaa - _ / if OW wvicv h pJ1 . ' 47I Well Drilling *Cin?rt . SERVICE SANFOR D 3 E from -' J0 - . '0 Thanksgiving 1?V - Sanford Rec Ver now has a full line of toppers I . PAUL S- LATLR Professional WaUpeper Hangar I tic nS,dRMidtntlaf Commercial .. 1, ART BROWN PEST CONTROL Carpentry. Pemocttir., Aildit:ons. • _____________________________ Trailers -,J Wall Papering Pest Control : -', - DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy- 46 West. Sanford 323rS62o Nant S pleasant Surprise? You can cleanout your gairagequickiv w i lt, a ant Ad Standifer - _ 11111111011111 S -&y '. Open daily 10 5 for consignments or sales Off the flocir. We &ISO buy "fates. etc. OO; ; CAPOT ,Otu(dr HousehoId gOOds isc. 212 Ford pickup with '5 t'no Colonial Way, Sanford (o' 72nd cheap. 130 5?., off Park) . May Nci* ;CIHS6$37310t3147721 '-•iA, - '61 ,dSl$iQSQ Call n? 2611 or All Lawn ore .! -. -1 ~v 71 Auctton TV,Zenthconsol,,B&W Excellent Cordition )fl202 - G E Calcul4fOr with add. sub.*. ',1 cci Acts are here to help , ill rent or%w.,p 011 to* let ushelp yu pI.ie ,rijr5 . . . r flJlIj .1, cr 2`2 Automatic rifle New with c., scope Colt SesIllS _ 9142 IN I Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 709W. 1;? St., 3734)32 Portable Radio. New 10 B&ndS. Cost 1140; Sell US NEW I FOR $IQ 42S 3750 ence &A BACKHOE SERVICE 7 1 GOLD TV.Radio-Stereo WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE III IIISE First St 122 S679 Clean and service Duotherm, Quaker. Perfection. and SieIer Custom made Drapes and Bed Spreads OUOIIIf workmanship heaters 13 years erper 3fl Dorothy Bliss 349 5475 P)P1 Paul MiIl"r Land Clearing ''' 3. - Sewing 3735934 !0 -T IM I Beauty Care 1970 Buick, 4 dr,, loaded. Beautiful . yjr Or 4 1969 Mach I, 1 owner, like new, - frir and Garage-Rummage locks, like new. Warranty available. but not transterrable. Sa les, rw*v WO, Just under 3 yrS, old. Garage Sale: 2 antique lamps. I Olt Best offer starting at S"S. Also Gone With the Wind, I Ironstone Corte: guitar, regylar. Call new 1175, best offer over $100. And 34 pitcher 51$; triple dresser; bed GE range. 3 burners L deep well, table; droplii,; twin bed Spreads, 20 VrS. old. excellent condition. lamps; vibrator. exerc Isor Niagara masaga pad sun amp Bet offer. 3 931 Tired lousie I Frt%tirrit- • Car 69 KENMORE WASHER, parts, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES - Spray Perfume lot size Cost $3 oora sell 10 1 or is 00 423 ]ISO PIANO SERVICES All makm Incl. Players Tuning Repair,162 9500 Ja - Appliances dressing table, U. 3n-AM after S. Piano Services Remodeling and Repairs Room addition&. Fully insured. Good references, Jim Trego. 321 0709 Sanford Ekctr' CO'rplri, 7$22 Park Drive. 372 1542 I I Any WE BUY AND SELL _________________________ PET REST INN floaro:ng & Groom.ng Ph 3 4 , 1 AC57 Interior Exterior Piasterin Plaster patching and simulated brick specIalty. 37227*0. Appliances . . Protable Dishwasher , GEE Pet Care Odd jobs of all types. Carpentr Painting. Cement Work. L-ght Hauling M 76-9S. Central Heat L Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Car Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 37, ;ill 911011111 for -I Buys . "f• Eves,$69-1Iaô 53 - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) I.S. - -- $50 Down ARRIVES TOMORROW P Pets and Supplies 2l Say Mart Sorrel Quarter H. Call 172 03S4. Below Wholesale, wt white they Iii?: American of Martinsville, sold Used washers and dryers. Many to Oak bunk bech, $100 Set, with Choose from 90 day warranty on matching desk chair, night stand, all used appliances. Dick's Ap. 1200 Pliances, 322 71SI. AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You c - eMs GOLDEN TOUCH Pd W in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin 68 Wanted to Buy ym:athine. Full automatic. lance of 170 or 0 payORIENTAL RUGS WANTED men?; Top prices paid. used, any condition. 644112C Winter Park. Drop In bobbin, 119 lag, and I neecite Position. Like now conditiO4%. sold CASH 31"411" new for $41, balance of $45 cash or For used furniture, appliances, 5 Payments of 11110. New warrilirify. tools, etc. Buy I or loci items, Larry's Mart. 21S Sanford, Avp Call Credit Dept. Muction Oilcan 3721161 mall CI.i s Tr ?1i 93) 9993 - " Equipment for Rent Rent Blue Lustre Eectric Carp.? Shampocier for only Ill per day. * * Singer * * Post- 1111 .25 eachs1tnce at 'efurns - . Fir, V'Cf Style ladies & gents Chal rs, velvet cov.. mall, frame; Drum Chihuahua%. For sale frolen beef. top M&h. table; Oval Coffee table, Animal Haven Grooming glass top mah.; large antique BOardInQ Kennels. 322.5751. Cuckoo clock. needs I-MIlOvits; 2 OCC. Chairs, I wicker. Other Items, 323 04M. 66 Horses MAITLAP4D FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 1792 Op'Sa?&5un 138 2920 - _:i . Bolster your Christmas budget Sell no, longer needed items With a Want Ad Call 322 2611 or 131 "91 Bedroom Suite, s pC. with Or. thopedic mattress, 13*8 United Beddin g N. Hwy. 1792 0SSelberry. 831 2060 Earn free XMAS gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewigilry, Show in your home 3232791 after 6. 1. Heart UL s'i. t,i rv * GIbson's2o wall guitar amplifier. Like new. %go. 322 2440 After 4, 5 Film c Wood Dinette Set, lable & 4 C111811"S. AS low as U9.95 ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You BOX CAR ~7R_ JCES JIM DANDY FEED Pts.-FRUIT JARS-0ts, Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken Wire-Fence Posts BUY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, East 46, Sanford 3n 4733 afoker.107W Commercial Sanford, 372 1011. 14 t. t us ang 11 M Excellent Condition Bunk beds comolele set. rjOOCI condition. %SOL 373 1338 Stemper Realty 40 family park - -1967 Chevrolet impala with 477 engine, new motor overhaul, 321025S ( 41 Quality Used Furniture ST. JOHN'S MOBILE HOME PARK , . 661 1133 KULP DECORATORS DRIVE-IN (formerly A&W) owner 44 ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- Ifas retired wz sell the property Several buildings. railroad siding, APproximatelymmsq ff building 20od access to i A Plus Parking for 25 cars, Heavy traffic count on 17 92. S,6nford. REALTY THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL 3 Bedroom. I bath home In BROKERS Pinecrest. Appljinces, fruit frees, The Time Tested Firm Days~ 372 6173 fenced d, You'll buy it for N1ght;: 122,900. -POTENTIAL INCOM PROPERTY with a little 50 Miscellanpous remodeling this can "a real For Sale money maker. Zoned C2. Call -----------Realtor Associate, Andy Wolf, Co lor Console TV~ Also IS- Colior Eves 322 4164, Slefoo; Six wrought iron dining chairs. In 07()111 P Best lot selection - available in Sanfords finest Ldrly AM, hide a bed, $68. Early 0p0Rt _JCuriosit y shop. railroad siding Of foil.- . Thunderbird -.. - - 1965 \\\\\ ... 25th SI A Diredwy ,. ' - TAFFER REALTY choice . . Autos for Sale ROOSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 S7 . 54 your yard. Call 322 1642 or 713 17)9 to arrange for pick up. - 3227421 H we pay up to $20 for the junk car 1972 (Jatiun pickup. Mag wheels. wide tires, etc. Excellent shape, Make offer. 322 6317. HEY KIDSI 0 1973 El Camino, fully loaded. Also 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission, Best Gem fop. extra clean. 3777349 or Offer. fllt37132271M -'-- PAYTON REALTY - I9lOAmbaflad0r, takeover payments. Call 3210207 af for S. 1969 7ton Inter, truck. Steel bod y rigged for fruit hauling, $2,000. 3495261. --------- SANFORD 1 .2 BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FI5H,G OATING A utos for S 80 Trucks and Trailers __________________________ No bonus or gimmicks to offer. I will 1972 Champion Wxl?-. 3 liedr ooms pickup old abandon cars FREE. If in Park In New Smyrna B h Vacuum Cleaners, $1530; .New ___________________________ yr each. you will call alter 1p.m. 3721621. Low down. Call 32*3611. Xmas lewelry; Xmas lights; Bunk 1973 Skip Jack, '72 Mercury SO HP & ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 lots Trailer, plus all rigging. Make an 1964 Dodge Dart, Stool 6. needs body Beds, $70; Homt' decorations; Living room with fireplace. f, offer, 3737757. work. $273. 322 1716. 303 E. Crystal Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas, mai dining room, I bedrooms and 43 Lotgand Acreage Drive, Sanford. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford • nursery New kitchen, and family You can Ave 3739370 room. All with wall wall carpet, a budget price when you shop the 1964 Mercury Prklne Brougham, heat and air, garage in rear. 15 ACRES- on pa STAN'S ( lONltwv.46.west 1st 14acre Want Adil fully loaded, beautiful green 139,000 Terms. ln good producing or 51A,I,I0rd now open daily for metallic, very nke. 11"S. Call Dw story old frame home. HANDY TO SHOPPING- 3 retail Sales. Always a barn full of Pope at 322-1651. Dealer. Sports Equipment bedroom, 11 1 bath. with central good clean Used furniture, an 30 ACRES. on paved roan, large 7 1966 Pontiac Tempest. 4 Door, heat and air, wall to wall carpet, tlques,. TVs, and appliances, S Ory home and small frame factory air, radio, heat. New tires garage & chain link fence Auction every Saturday night 7:30 We've got everything for the cottage, barns d Sheds FCnCCd and batt.ry. Good condition, $393. Pin. Consignments welcome F nerJ Golfer-Clubs, Balls, Ladies & SECLUDEDanciconvenjent Sacres . 171 _ r0 ormalion call 3779719. Men; Shoes, Duckster jackets, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home, Terms $24.900 AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. IS ACRES- n 1970 SIMCS, real economy. 1395. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop 51 ground, large oak free%. Household Goods 3222S31, ACR EAGE Good %mail acreagewith 1971 Ford Pinto, a1omatic, factory and without homes 7 ACRE INOU s air, top sh&pv JI.0So. 514.78y5 with New Homes for sale or rent. by private oviiner. 3 lovely homes, located In Deltona. Lots larger vton average $33,000 to 1.39,000. Call Jim Knox at 3220074 Lake Jennie Miscellaneous or _ale OPEN HOUSE Dec 1,11 AM S P.M 1710 191h Court 1W estOn7Oth,rightonpatrlckplace to. 19th Court). 3 Bdrrn.. 1' i bath pool. Good location Open to any reasonable offers. (90.0 114 0931, JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. 1 322 6457 Mobile Homes 42 Houses for Houses for Sale This is our Christmas Kick-off, Check each page of this section for a fabulous selection of exciting gifts and great bargains! ,%-v �. 2C-Evening Herald, Sanf ord, FL - Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-3C 3 big days Save 20% on all our handbags. ens polyester 25% off all coats and ldckets 140 and up. sportcoats Reg. 143 ___ Sale 32.25 f Sale 37.50 Sale 48.75 ___ H' t "—-'.- Rog. f" . '•• Roy. S10 J1. and flap pockets. Wait'll you seewhat J we've got for you-a / Men's texturized polyester super-terrific collection of coats and jackets In a wide selection of styles, colors, labrics. There are wool blends, nylons, synthetic leathers and suedes, plushes, make-believe furs just to name a tow. Fancies, solids, lakefur and loather-took trims, and more. All this and 23% off, too-i that's a terrific sale. -, " ,- / . . -k.. . 763 Styles with two - button front I Sale 5.60 ae $ S7 Corduroy leans Peg. 8.99 Sale 7.63 Sale A great looking sportcodt of 100 Pct. texturized polyester. . Sale 4.80 Roy. 6 id Pre 1) sl acks. ii. 799 . :. .. II Save 20 % on women's f leece robes. 1 f .. — 9 Sale $16 - Women's corduroys Special %- Reg. 120 ii J •.- (' 69 j/4J foal 9 loans in the perfecl colors for fall—navy, brown or camel NA Full length robes of polyester fleece. Styles include zip and button fronts in colorful designs. Some with embroidery trims. Sizes 10 to Ia. .' In sizes 5/6.15/16OJ ( : "•. '- 20% off -r cj sweaters for men .4 p \ - I dresses and sets • -4 .- - 20 % off girls' pant I' Cotton corduroy Texturlzed knits of easy care polyester. •.. :. : *Solids and fancy colors L.0 Sale 7.98 eg. 9.98 ribbed v-neck style. 10 pct. orlon acrylic for a stylish Ok over shirts or pants. Solid lors. 20% off knit sweaters for boys. 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Johnny' Standard Svc. 5/49C PINESOL LIQUID CLEANER REG. 89c CAIRO (AP) Christian petitor, according to Robinson. monks who looked out from It drew long criticism from the their desert caves 18 centuries epistle-writer Paul, and may ago saw a black and bitter have formed the Intellectual world: centuries of foreign oc- climate that added unorthodox, cupation had bled Egypt dry, spiritualistic element, to the tax levies were huge, Roman Gospel of John and other New soldiers were garrisoned near- Testament books elements by, and the monks' patriarch in that have long puzzled religious far off Alexandria treated them xholars. with contempt. The Gnostic texts were found InsIde the caves, the monks by villagers in the upper Egypimbibed a new escapist reli. tian town of Nag Hammadl 30 gion, called Gnosticism, that years ago, disappeared into the was partly Greek, partly Chris- hands of antique dealers and titian and partly Judaic, and that nally emerged under the conpromised them a better world. trol of the Egyptian governThe theology repudiated the ment, ready for study, Just four Old Testament God as a fraud years ago. and a charlatan and blamed The Journey from Nag Hamhim for the world's awful state. madi to the Coptic Museum in It spun out a new system of Old Cairo, where the texts are deities with a kind of super-God kept, may have battered the at the head, made the serpent in ancient papyrus texts almost as Lite Garden of Eden a good guy, badly as their centuries in the described Noah as a lackey of earthen jar underground. the evil God and promised Many of the papyri are in otherworidy redemption for the surprisingly good shape, and true believer, have been translated. But about The Gnostics were spirltu- ten per cent of the pages are alists who had no use and no missing and many others exist hope for the world they con- only in fragmentary form, so fronted. 'They were the hippies torn that the text is unreadable. of their day," according to With the help of his wife, two James Robinson, a California of his graduate students from thn1nnln and I,,,,,1na C l Cl aremont Graduate School in ex pert. lifo and other scholars, Robinson Is putting together Robinson is piecing back to. more than 1,100 pages of Gnosgetter much of the Gnostic IItic writing, an entire library brary's shattered papyri. which the monks possibly - 1320 watts Thermostat controlled Tbe Lighting Ceremony CHRISTMAS 999 SPECIAL BUY: ELECTRIC HEATERS with a police escort. Theologians Find Rich Study Area - Orig 13.98 ........................... NOW tomorrow at 3 P.M., by firetruck CPO JACKETS REDUCED Button front styling *Acrylic Blend arrives in our parking Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-5C -' afraid the texts would be With magnifying glasses burned as heretical, buried In a strapped to their brows, tweecemetery centuries ago. zers and patience, they look for The texts, probably written missing fragments of papyri first in Greek and then copied in from a large collection of unatCoptic here, are a rich lode for tached pieces, the smallest of modern theologians, possibly them containing only a part of a even more important than the single letter. discovery and study of the Dead Luckily papyrus carries its Sea Scrolls in the 1950s and 196, according to Robinson. own fingerprinting system. The grain of the reed strips Is clear. "The study of the New Testament will never be the same," lY visible and an observant enthused one of Robinson's as- worker can line up a scrap with a larger section just by matchsi3tuts, Ben tley Layton of Harvard. The Gnostics were ing the grain patterns. rooted out of orthodox Another clue lies In the way Christianity by the end of the the books were bound posal4th century A.D., and only a bly the earliest example of Small sect, called the Man- modern leaf-binding. Groups of deans, In Iraq and occasional pages tended to rot or break groups of Intellectual Gnostics away together, and Robinson's survive, scholars pile up adjacent pages But In the first through fourth and look for similarly-shaped centuries, Gnosticism was scraps missing from one page, Christendom's major corn- but visible In another. - ZALES wII.Is Seiko Quarrtz 0ev Date Analog Watches $215.00 WPi. yet $2fl.00 Our People Make Us Number One Open Sundays 1PM TO6PM USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN AND PUT YOUR HOLIDAY SHOES AWAY NOWI 312.OS80 On Hand Now... DON'S SHOES SANFORD PLAZA EUGENIA PRICE SANFORD PLAZA ONLV I . SiT SPECIAL of our are the business DON JUAN McQUEEN $3 95 GIFT BOXES of PAPERBACK BOOKS ,NTRORY S ANFORD PLAZA V ISEIKO! 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Bits in The memories include: Bounced again, he reached thing — "the first lesson I teach boyhood in Scotland's Outer Kemp has constantly reshaped tinuation of what it always was frequently wasn't what the West End choruses, finding and Being thrown out of a Black. Brussels where chance encoun- my dance students is to fly, fly, Hebrides to Broadway debut in the piece "further from Genet of course now the tone is a show director wanted. losing friends, attracting a pool revue during a teeming ter led to overnight success in a fly. When you close your eyes "Flowers," Lindsay Kemp bag and nearer my own ex. little more sophisticated." From the Rambert Ballet group of pupils who traveled rainstorm in pink leotard and club called "Le West Side and are in love you fly." relied on fervent exhibitionism. perlences." Mother Kemp exhibited con- Kemp moved on to the strip- about with such togetherness ankle bells because the owner Story." It was his first critical Kemp asserts, "1 never wantAlong the way he's been daneSome critics were enthusias. siderable displeasure at her tease clubs of 1960 London that "it was very difficult to didn't like his version of Polo- triumph. ed to impress people with my er, strip- tease artist and mime, tic, others found it precious. Its only offspring's emergent "very tawdry, but Idesperately develop one-to-one romantic vetzian dances discovery by "I told them I'd starred in the technique. I simply want 111 0 Kemp says all be wants is to virtues and vices supply cock. theatricality cutting up her wanted to be needed and relationships." an agent who sent him off to show in London," chuckles make them laugh, cry or feel make audiences laugh, cry and tail hour controversy, dresses for costumes and trying loved." Dubious managers As he snuggles tighter Metz under the name "Linzl." Kemp, never at loss for desir- good. It's the same with my feel good. Kemp has been relying on facial makeup and dLs- hired him to stage some "very against dressing room chill into To placate the outraged boni. able background. paintings. febrile musings since childhood patched him to maritime school arty shows," in which he also his clan Morrison green tartan, face who expected a girl strip"I never consider tomorrow. Marcel Marceau helped him when, as "Bossy" Kemp, he put "to have all the nonsense appeared. Kemp unreels an endless saga per, Lindsay hurriedly barlooks after itself in develop mime, which is a large Everything By W'LL 1AM GIVER on back yard shows. Later, knocked out of me." About is th of sordid tribulations and tin)' row time Kemp's life, ed a pair of high heels for a part of his current repertoire. my life. I never seek, I find. I'm AP Dra r er through a succession of manma transvestite whirl. But dancing is much his own very lucky." But Lindsay found charts, style developed into a chronic victories oo , w hen amusing compasses and discipline "very NEW YORK (AP)—Lindsay time sch ls is of improvisation became "a suppressing." Kemp's earliest memory means of survival, to Fend off being surrounded at age 2 "by His mind was crammed with I ope an tncr m e expecting of people me stS,th e crowds ineinories of Saturday matinee OPEN SU - b - - 200k oft gift appliances. 12:30 til 5:1 - Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-7C - ... - JCP disc-brake - Ii -- racer. Save $20 - ... - to amuse them." From that precocious start to N future performer was movies. "I wanted to be Jea. born 35 years ago on Le%is nette MacDonald and Buster recent Broadway advent as star Island in Scotland's Outer Keaton,all the heroines, red Indians and cowboys.,' About the time of Kemp has steadfastly relied on fervent exh - Req. 59.99 Boy's 20" Deluxe Swinger. Has rear coaster brake and front caliper hand brake Also has two-tone, denim finished blue with orange overspray, With high handle bars 17he JC enn P ey There was no escape until at showbiz premiere in a pram for Lindsay's lieutenant-comm- 17 he left Dartmouth, the Britdefense against the slings and antier father was lost at sea in a ish Annapolis, refused to enter arrows of life as well as the best Nazi U-boat attack on British the navy and persuaded a reway to make a buck. warships. luctant mama to let hirn join a Ifis own candid Save Thechr St as P ace Ireerence I Rh' sent off when he I inthin ballet c npanv on yet another scholarship, and Lake like son of seafaring Scottish was 8 to school on the first of ancestry likes to believe, has series of scholarshmç,. a vailable pa inting lesso ns contributed to society's present to navy officers' sons, his moth"Mother felt the theater Was tolerance toward behavioristic er enrolled him with the local depraved, that actors were devariety, dance master. generate and so on. I didn't "Twenty years ago I couldn't "I was rather undersized, know what decadent meant in hae done 'Flowers, "he sass er la rge ears, verb unattrac- those sears I thought It as Gen. flehexplaIns "But Ias natural,)ou The Biltmore Theater exhibit denies loosel) from Jean popular because I gave people Inevitable :;ont ct's prison fantasy "Our Lady some thing to la ugh at and I flict developed "because I of the Flowers." In the seven rather enjoyed the attention. wantedtodance — howmysoiil , being • ' ...:' '- '- --------'----- - -. • - - 1011 C. — . - ubaveb-9 on s tt te I Req. 109.99 Men's and Women's 27" 10 speed racer with rear disc brake, reflective tires, dual brake levers, - and much more - Sale 89.99 O i _ I 1 'k -? ;: __ 0 Id NIP 1 oil Sale498 ,8 14 S _ — - -• T Ancient Civilization - V" SM 12 0 - -- --- Sale 13.59 Reg. 59,99. Girl's 20" Deluxe Swinger. Has rear coaster brake. 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Mohenjo- daro—which means Hill of the Dead — hadapopulatlonof some 40000 people At its heart was a fortified titadI t-ontamnmnr a reat ventilated granary, buildings which may have hous sed I high religious officials, a substantial open brick bath and a large structure that could have been _ , , '•_-' Sale 39 88 ---. Reg. Ii .... ,- - • 59.95. 3-pc autornatic stereo phnoPtays3345and78,pm records. \ ' - ,. .._' \,.___ - - 1 • I 4- sound phono, Req Sate 69 88 way jJjJj I 7995, -% - Sale 1 199 -. -• 1) 1' _• 12.14.16 lb. look. 89 Men's and women's - - card holders and more. - Closeout ! -•- 0 / Men's Qiana Sp ecial I dress shirts. Antique satin sOng. $11 *Short sleeve 'Pastel colors 4.9 - drapes. 48"x63" 480 x84" 96"x63" ----- TrcfAr Nn 'fllA billfolds, key cases, Save on e ec r water heaters. 30 gal. electric heater Reg. 94.9S. Sale 8us. TIT Ltil,-n 3.'position "Smoke" flog 249.95. Microwave oven 'Is you cook groat meals last Thaws frozen foods In seconds ( ok in paper and plastic Save $10 - iro Seclila - - - 8 MC What makes both cifies re. t-narkable is the fact that they Sale 15.19 D.,, 10 00 oxblood \ miles to the twth. a 2545. recliner. s here, I • .JCP immersible perk. No. vinyl uphols - ' - 18.99. Ili fully paddo Reg 149.99. 23 HP. cannisterVaCUUMr Motorized beater bar brush Automatic cord reel ____ Reg. 39.95. AC'DCcassette recorder inCluc3esbuilt-in mike AM/FM cassette recorder, Reg 6995. Sale 59.88. -, ' -----•- Reg. '4503 Sale 119.99 S~al e . Salel519 Req. 11.49. Hand mixer. No. 5171. 15.88 04 - Rival Crock Pot for low heat cooking Great for serving, too. Stoneware with glass lid 3'. qt. capacity • Reg. S419. 100%solid state color TV has a 19 screen(meas diag ). Features our Chroma-Brite picturotubefor sharp bright color. Automatic line tuning (AFT). Automatic Picture and Picture Modifier for easy viewing 17" model, Reg S379, Sale $319 Radio, recorder, phono sale. 'iT. I . Sale 9.19 1/2 price 1 Leather goods - r • I I .1 Brunswick Custom 300 tube gives you our best and brightest color octure Also features - I —" •• L — I _..II I ______________________________________________________________________ 00 ariable speed drill, Chroma.Loc a and AFT for easy viewing. Early American style model. fleg 649 95 Sale $549. ' Mohenjodaro and Ilarappa were the two dominant cities of the Indus civilization which in its heyday stretched from the Arabian sea near Karachi to the foothills of the snowcapped Himalayan Ii • • - . 4111 diacj )anrja lOO solid state modular chassis. Chroma-Brite' picture A Once the water level jsdown eventually to 65 feet beneath the sun(ace_ archeological ex. Perts will move in to star t preserving the crumthrg ruins. Meanwhile, engineers will also be at work diverting the Indus from the site. L II "iiJ 1?, I pump out ' I I -____ o lower the water table, at - V Reg. 519.95. Traditional style console with same features as above model, Presejve 4 - it The two cover more or less the same territory. And for But they have still to unlock 13t.99 . copper -. .JCP steam-dry iron. No. 1584, No. KAHA( III Pakistan i U' (sri ,t Mother " 'odd€s.s in blo1 27 y ears ago ils a On the sunbaked Indus plain o Archeologists, including Brit- separate homeland for miles north of here the mortal am s Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Moslems of the Indian subremains of Mohenjodaro have been able to piece these continent on the withdrawal of center of one of the greatest (acts together from the ruins of the British, Mohenjodaro and early civilizations known to Mohenjodaro and from terra- the Indus civilization man are slowly but remor- cotta statues; figurines, vases, niore than just an archeological selessly crumbling to dust, utensils and other items curiosity. ,,i 1 r.. • x ... 19,99. Sale 15.18 Falling Before Nature The ruins of the city, which flourished some 4,500 years ago No. 4556 fryer. Maker. Simply plug Now 18 Now O Now 18 ski r _46i Y #L4'3W /:/ .-17-4 I I - xg �SC-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 S Ihiet Leaves oothy Clue T pensive suit left a whole set of NOTTINGHAM, England clues for the police. (AP) The thief who broke His false teeth were found in a into a house and exchanged his tattered blue jeans for an cx- pocket of the jeans. - ZALU Ilawnfits SANFORD PLAZA OPEN SUNDAYS 12:315:30 DEC. 2 OPEN EVERY N3HT TIL. I 3221000 - =1 zel ~ TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) complexes are required to seek Tin, senior planner In the "This may be just a dip," New threats to the cleanil- the permits. Bureau of Land and Water said. "We have made no jui ji of Florida's streams and For the Tallahassee-Jackson. Management. Applications for ment on the permanence of I coastal waters have declined vIUe-Gainesville district there developments of regional trend." along with lagging con- were 11 applicants in July, five impact, such as shopping Not all projects are decllnh struction, state officials say. In October. In the Tampa-St. centers, housing tracts and Pollution Control Department Petersburg area there were six mines, are down about 40 per however. Doug Jones, chief the Bureau of Submerged La records show that requests for in July, ten In August and five in cent from a year ago. sewage treatment plant con- October. In Southwest Florida Projects are classified as de- Management, said permit i struction permits have dropped there were 11 In July, one in velopments of regional impact plicatlons for dredge-and-f sharply since July. Develop- October, if they are large enough or lo- bulkhead or seawall, marl Larger projects ments ranging in size from moare cated as to affect more than one and dock .projects still r about 60 a month. bile home parks to apartment declining, too, says Eastern county. - OurP(Vk Make tJs Number One rp IV GOLD4 YIA WE'VE \ Threats To State Waters Drop With Construction oo. 'r I FOOT MASSAGER Regular $14.59 Special ACHING FEET Price Good Nov. 20, 29, 30, 1974 A flick of a switch, and soothing, invigorating massage is at your feet: Exclusive design permits you to relax in a comfortable sitting position while feet got a gentle workout. escribed As i4 nti -SociaI 'Loner' MACON, Ga. (AP) One prison official said the friend said she wanted nothing They Knowles broke out, however, said Paul John Knowles was a source of Knowles's problems more to do with him. "It was and his whereabouts were loner, ''considered a rate' by lay in Jacksonville. "lie has too fear something he izener- known until his arrest Nov. 11 Fellow inmates during his al- many friends and acquaint- ated," she said later, on charges of murdering a MU. most nine years In Florida prLs- ances at Jacksonville who kept By the end of July he was ledgeville man and his daughon getting him into trouble," back in jail in Jacksonville ter and kidnaping a Florida One prison official even said the official said. Beach, Fin., charged with beat- state trooper and a Delaware e was "antisocial, profiting businessman. So when Knowles came up for ing up a bartender, either from experience nor parole last spring, he told the unlshmenl" Parole Commission he had But no one imagined Knowles Plans to head west. He said he would be the man now sitting in had a sign-painting job lined up i Forsyth, Ga., jail charged in Cali f o rnia,and was planning rith murder and kidnaping, to marry a girl with whom he nd wanted for questioning in a had been corresponding. core of other slayings across The commission went along he country. Every time he got out of pus- for two reasons, according to 'man Ray Howard. n once on parole, once on omple Lion of sentence and First, Knowles was due for nce by escape he went home release in a year anyway and ) Jacksonville, Fin., and got the commission preferred for Ito trouble again, the records him to be supervised. Second, . . . . OPEN SUNIDAY - - ___ 2:30 til Our brings diamonds and genuine stones together beautifully. , -. •- .. -.• ' •.' W 3 .314fj C4J ?'' %t 4 jT',)nI 141,Jra'QsIj $495 4 r.ep sipre, .'s % '.- tian Iow. Knowles was planning to stay He scored 125 on an In- away from Jacksonville and iligence teat, above average California officials had agreed nnev JCPe r the general population and to supervise his parole. itstandlng among prison In. But his dream ended four ates, according to the days after he arrived in San ord& Francisco when his pen pal girl Save 30% w. - 11 '. SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) - STEEL STABILIZER - vi~- V flflii "rnnipmtwirv 1m 4 LLS Our People Make Us Number One fnlfrl,iip.s ______ VT' 1 OPEN SUNDAYS 11:30-5:30 DEC. 2 OPEN EVERY Nil TIL 5 - ' Save Reg. Sale 18.30 61.00 42.70 2.81 GR78-14 19.50 HR7814 21.30 GR7815 21.30 65.00 45.50 71.00 49.70 HR78-15 22.20 74.00 51.80 2.95 3.15 3.05 3.26 LR78-15 24.60 82.00 57.40 3.60 Tire size TWO STEEL BELTS 333.1000 steel tires, NYLON CAP Ui'!!' jj~ ,,o belted rad'16a 1 1 pact" of the drought that dev- )kies" have received astated Oklahoma in the 1 inority stature in a new and started migration of thou. urse offered at Sonoma State sands from the state westward. Uege near here. Part of the course will Include researching the history of the Students will study the soclol- "Okies," literature, music and .•" on WRAP AROUND TREAD 1 : ,1' CKE110 DOS - ;tudents Learn Of Oakies n'th 14 'ut't's 14 .i'' &" AA io 1J ' * :.. R'uaI .rt 3 0.r14s 2 ptn-r 30 ' - "Gala Collection" - PERK UP THOSE TIRED, - L.._- .. I Suspect In Trooper's Murder D U FR78-14 Our People Make Us Number One 40 TWO RADIAL PLIES - + 71.00 fed. tax - the Beautiful WoodIdRo., AM Ti" " -, A v Lo ;Iil U Save Reg. 14.99. Sale 10.99. JCPenney heavy-duly muffler. Gas-light construction; Corrosion resistant galvanized finish. Any additional parts at extra cost. Experl install ation available, ConneCtori $2 cc, Survivor 60 Parente*.StouO1 any JCPe'nny Sur,or 60 ii Bridal Bouquet Set you r holiday table if, _I _. with elega nce iS l':tc firic:m,r:tJ h,ri4 -t :rrt Our Ringof Lifë is a gift made for her to cherish always. Give her a jeweled memory of her children or 1cr4ndchildren_-our Ring ol L1e'. A 50th Anairrsai'y Ring cu Lift'. Custom- made' . In 14 kuar gold s ith 2 d,ami,nJ, and I synthetic birthstone, $34.95. Eith ajduuunai synthetic birthst one. $2.50. Available with genuine none's at $4.50 each, with diamonds, $15. each IluId up Iti b Maruuu,c, Rini tI Ii(.' A y - Reg. 21.1111. Sale 16.41 Save 25% on tune-upse Reg. 23.88.Sale 18-41 We'll-Installnew POIntl4lugS, rolor, condenser and distributor Reg . 30.88 Sn le 23.16 - -- - t'r'r,' fad yearsrom Itiodale you bought i t trom us u? 1e1u1 011touI We will replace i twth a brand no* battery atnoeitra cost toyou After 2 years. but during the guarantee period we will 'epsc*' thn flattery charging only br the- time you hive- Owned it bas*'i OII ?hr. price at time of turn prorated over the uarIntee period due to defective MPf Chandite or workmanship or wear -,ul wh,je the original purchaser owns the car, lust contact us and a JCPennev ,,iI i..nIs,-. It I wr IJuly MUYTIØ? It no e.tra charge P Reg. 40.95 with trade-In. Sale 30.95 with trade-in. Our most powerful automobile battery. Without trade-in, add $3. - JCP.nny H.avy Duly Muffle-c Ouseani,, it s JCr'crin.,' Do?,' Mutt:,', fits alIt-n ins? tiatiu,, by a JCPnn,. Auto Center Hop. Survivor 60 1) AL TAMONTE MALL -. Sale thru Sunday Adjust timing, carburator and dwcll angle. - ._, --- - - - ----,-=- -- Altamonte A%a �213—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 . t¶ ,,.. •I • intormation bOOt1 IS Ma!! Lights Offer More For Buyer We may Lake lighting for granted, but, it is not something overlooked by the Altamonte . Springs Mail planners. Lighting is important to properly appreciate the quality of merchandise and the Mall planners have provided fine lighting conditions that will not 1 distort or detract, a product. The aim Is simply to let you really see what you are buying - before you view it in sunlight. The old pros in the taterdashery field will tell you it not uncommon for a utilize a lighting system that makes it Impossible for the buyer to perceive the real hue of suits, stacks, shirts or any clothing Item, The Altamonte Mall lighting is so superb one clerk cornmented it made her look better. I • a I ? I 'S Always 1-lelptul 10 YOU Little Johnny Is lost. employes can direct you to the can't quite remember Information booth. It's a big when you last felt the in the center of the Mall reassuring tug of his still small overlooking the water fountains hands on yours. Maybe he's just where Johnny just might be behind you, trying with all he standing enthralled with the III knows to catch up, and you'll turn and smile and there he is. marvel of water, lights and music. The Information booth will staffed every minute you're at the mall. Someone will be there to answer your questions and Mall Satisfies Buye.r perform such soothing miracles as helping produce a lost child. he "Mommy," say somewhat Impishly, "what happens If you get lost and I can't find 1 1 I 'P""" MATERN1FYSHOPS'\ Altamonte Mall Has Leisurely Shopping 4'( (1n1tth )tiY/v?J - Also Holly Hobble Plaques and Plates Regular — Glitter Glass Candles, Stationery, Christmas Cards Music Boxes & Stitchery Kits • : /Th \ esun, LOWER LEVEL BURDINES CONCOURSE ALTAMONTE MALL 3-PAK 831.5559 rMOR Ai TIES 411 ópair for $5 SPARKLING' Pretty acetate briefs with a stretch lace front-pane! Regular price for one 3-pak is $4—buy two packages and SAVE 40%' Hurry in and scoop up the savings. Sole ends December 15th. Charge it with your (3ank.Americord or Mosterchorge Santa Has Arrived! Everything's up to date today. Santa Cla*'.s arrived at The Altamonte Mall on Saturday, November !d... be parachuted down to the mall parking lot. It's believed to be the first time Santa has left his sleigh and reindeer in a parachute. Anyway kids, Santa Is waiting at the mall to hear what you want for Qriztinas. He's shown in the photo above hearing the Christmas dreams of one little boy who came to the mall early the first day. KRINKLE PAT ENT LEATHER,. let's make friends SLIP-ONSA - SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL! PRE-HOLIDAY SALE LINGERIE SALE Available in White Black Burgundy Blue Al .4 .. Hahover, a man's shoe v. C.I i a $4. I. A "ALTAMONTE MALL' and 'ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE MASTER CHARGE" & "BAC" - No Traffic Troubles / With more and more people moving into fast-growing Seminole County, the Altamonte Mall is a real relief. Mall executives have provided for expert traffic control with plenty of parking spaces, but perhaps the most appealing idea to Central Floridians is that the Mail has moved closer to home. Fighting downtown traffic Is a thing of the past, and those 15minute purchases that always seem to crop up unexpectecly be taking two hours of your time just getting to and from the store. That, coupled with the South's largest selection of stores to choose from, makes th-siil 'S S'Sl •SI------- , zo I IIlk C-4-tTIOAt , Overhaul with kN6 WESt denim and brushed denim overalls! Guys' tool-looped and multi-pocketed. Gals' trim and bodyhugging. Underall a 100% cotton flannel western shirt in country plaids, $9 ea. C'mon into kN5WEfl and SI C THREE DAYS ONLY .a? OTHER STYLES AVAILABLE $22.90 REGULAR $24.95 Just wq with a damp cloth and they look like new . . . Soft, lightweight, a 1)k-sure to wear. Crafted with hidden elastic goring across the instep for troubk.ffee fit. Leather quartel Lining, cushioned vamp lining. Genuine leather soles. (ICIPt FAIN VIAO( ITEMS 4 • 1 _•-"•i••• Our People Make Us Number One r(A Ir & R E(P 22.95 EVERYTHING IN THE STORE 'I His Hers Overalls... ,18 $ ALTAMONTE MALL FRIDAY SUNDAY. NOV ? DEC. utI 90 19 2.99- 12,9 14 9 Limited quantities of ROBES and GOWNS at super reductions! Great gift idea. Shop early for the best selection. ZOkJS I BRIGHT SPOT OF FASHION LIEVU4TH LE (- HOLI DAY . JIWIUM 'omlortab' scat. The view is 1'Xp1% e tx'cusc all your shopping needs are right here in Just a moment's stroll. But when you Just want to "star JU7.C," take in the unique computer operated fountain.s that are sure to have the Altamonte Mall's newfound friends gazing in amazement at the water ballet of sound and '-olor seen from almost every iisagtnal,k' vantage point. There are convenient rest rooiiis placed throughout the iiutll to refresh shoppers during their stay with unique "avante arde" op art designs. But perha the one thing ttiat escapes immediate notice, but will linger well after that first shopping spree is the - comfortable feeling you get from the Altamonte Mall's luxuriant yet soothing decor. You won't quite pin It down. Is it the clever use of natural itiateriali, of wood and glass and steel and concrete artistically melded into one continuous visual experience? Whatever it is about the Altamonte Mall itself that Makes shopping an enjoyable experience once again, you'll find it there. Takr a hrt'a , ;iriytiiin, a Ijiost iiiy w here tile Althiiiontt' Mall, because it's designed for leisurely shopping Convenience. Comfortable benches, crafted ingeniously into the overall design of the nsodernistic mall art' sure to offer a welcome respite to the mall's new Iricrak You'll find speedy, friendly service in the many snack sholis throughout the Mall's vast confines. Relax and browse from ituit 40% OFF - - let's make friends.,. ALTAMONTI MALL - -- ALSO UNFOlD PLAZA OUTER LIMITS HAS THE NEWEST HIGH-FASHION SHIRTS ON THE MARKETI ALL •'I frU4 JrAN5 WESti d d UNFOlD IIf C4' a*U Alfamontp Mi11 a tinrr I Punti Inr,4,n AA,v.k 10> k CHRISTMAS 1I LINGERIE stop 16 hue for beautiful Iiiz/.'rw for i1u ,gul in %.our life. XTh1PUMENTARY rIIFT 1'AP Outer Limits has super gift suggestions for the really fashionable people on your gift list... FADED GLORY Celebrate Christmas With fabulous diamonds to celebrate our new store at Altamonte Mall. ,, : '•! ,., PANTS SUITS (for guys P. gals) IN DENIM WITH HAND PAINTED GLITTERED PAtTERNS WESTERN DENIM SHIRTS (for guys & gals) FOR STEPPING OUR AT NIGHT OR CASUAL DRESS OVERALLS (N-SEX BOUNQ(E d tei ( are the happiest gifts of all! f - Give A Gift Of Music This ,r CHRISTMAS! - KELLER OFFERS A COMPLETE LINE PIANO HAMMOND ORGANS GUITARS MANDOLINS HARMONICAS tj r -, OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Women Men SM-I Gentlemeti, come in and shop early or AV ( DOCETOR'S SPECIAL The N'I'k m N 1 * The Altamonte Mall never If you could stay overnight, on all the time; from the bustle operating. Someone has to do sleeps. It's long past time for an unseen visitor (but that of people going about their the cleaning to keep the Mall The American Mall occupies stores. • closing; the last shopper has won't happen—the Mall shopping during business 'hours spic and span. as important a place in our When all Is said and done you been home for hours, but from security people patrol con• to the last cleaning detail While you rest comfortably in culture as baseball, television can learn a lot by going to the within the Confines of the stantly) you'd be amazed at the finishing up just before opening your home, someone is working and Americana. Mall. Southeast's largest and newest sheer amount of work going on. time, the Altamonte Mall is to make that shopping trip to The Altamonte Mall leads the But, the Altamonte Mall concept In centralized shopping Nothing so big as the awake, the Altamone Mall tomorrow field when it comes to offering offers so much more than "just convenience there are signs of Altamonte Mall ever truly Someone has to man the just as enjoyable as it was the Americans what they want, a place to shop." For instance, activity. rests. There is something going stations that keep the Mall last time you were there. The Mall Is more than a tvh 4II433 wiivva we shopping center, It is a way of Mall will host the largest and life. most ornate decorations seen People come to the Mall to this side of the North Pole. learn what the latest rage is In Santa himself will be on hand. fashion, to compare the styles In the meantime, a myrald of of one area and Just to escape shows are planned. Orchestras, hioredorn, riot to mention the boat and car shows, and conmajority who want to compare certs have already been prices without driving between planned for the Mall. CHRISTMAS CANDLES — Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-31) Activity Always Constant At Mall [ you?" VIOLLY HOBBlE But,, if as we all know, little children have a sometimes disconcerting habit of "getting lost," you'll know just what to do. The first thing is "don't 1 worry," he'll be all right. Any of the Altamonte Mall's - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (for guys & gals) REALLY 'WITH -IT" ON FADED DENIM OR DENIM STRIPE LY SALE See Our Large Selection Of lop Line Horns! DOG SWEATERS •.............. FROM CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FORCATSANDDOGS -----------FROM DOG COATS AND CATNIP TOYS C J • I 1 _l. t...... SELMER KING YAMAHA KELLER MUSIC CO. IS OFFERING YOU 10 gal. AQUARIUM SET-UP SEE WHAT YOU GETI METAFRAME, ALL GLASS AQUARIUM I glass wool pump I charcoal filter ' 5 lbs. graves tubing INSTRUMENT CASES STRINGS. PICKS SHEET MUSIC BENCH COVERS PIANO LAMPS — FREE LESSONS •_:;;. SPECIAL$-Q99 WITH EVERY GUITAR PURCHASE FROM NOW TILL CHRISTMAS - — �- -.------.---- D—Evening Herald,, Sanford, FL '---------------. Mall Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 Well Planned It is no easy task to plan all types of people. of the mall. Asthelic beauty is Mall that will house 168 stores, There are ramps for one thing the planner certainiy but the Altamonte Mall plan- wheelchairs and there s bus planned well, right down to the ners rose to the occasion with service to Seminole and Orange painting on the rest-room doors one of the most innovative plans Counties. the style and use of color is ever. Also, 6,000 free parking modernistic. An information center will The first problem they faced places are there. Inside the Mall there are help shoppers maintain an was location. The Mall needed to be near main traffic arteries 15,000 square feet of com• infallible sense of direction. fortable carpeting to ease the First aid is also a factor and still in a "comfortable" burden on shoppers' feet. Even considered by planners. The area, It Is. The Mall is near two the benches are carpeted to Mall is only minutes from a of Central Florida's largest the customers feeling of major hospital and fire motorways 14 and S.R. 436 a king's world, department. However, first aid The land the Mall occupies use of skyflght treatment Is also provided for was preserved as much as less serious accident Inside the possible and a number of old give nsturil as well as power. Mall Itself. m'g light. oak shade trees still grace the The Altamonte Mall offers property . In addition, exotic The air-conditioning system virtually every imaginable palms and tropical plants were is designed to give the ware at prices that are cornplanted Inside and out of the maximium in comfort while not petitive Mall. wasting energy. A variety of dining facilities Most importantly the plan. For shoppers in a burry there make it fun just to meet friends nez's did not overlook people - is a hanging clock in the center for food and fun inside the mall. give a : . To Love Is to Give a -.hint of mystery to her life. TM IWNG LEFTmOVERS -. ' SALE = X. H. -' More To Mall Than Meets Eye t. lun the t understand hat the worker or sales clerk emerging But workers at The tomorrow's rush." Workers an corridors of a great ship. A Altamonte Mall really means. From the well-concealed en- Altamnonte Mail will appreciate repairmen make necessar, super carrier (Jr a iiuli'ir Men mauve behind-the-scene tranceways. The whole thing is one thing; the utilitarian func. adjustments from deep withi subniarine, at least. Iliunninins there. An in. 'ery discreet. tmonahillity of the "insides" of the confines of working areas The scr VIcewmys of the calculable amount of waiting to For so much in shopping ease i he Altamonte Mall. taking with them what will b Altaillonte which run and be unwrapped, set up, polished and comfort, though you have And because of that, r-e can tile next tljy's showcase setul crmsscross in a mnmnd'boggling and Irni on the shelf, to know just how nwch is going all appreciate the atmosphere or a new water cooler for one o iiIazt "1 back doors to the 'lime machinery that silently on to keep it that way. - iii leisurely, luxurious shopping time many rest areas dotting (hi various siio1) .tor1'litJus.s awaits the bitkling of Ls human The Mt.amont&' Mall hums uxperiences every time we visit' Altainonte Mall's spaciou tiectrical tianel rmms that look ministers does a majority of the with utivit> you'll probably interior. the Altamonte Mall. '' it; tmrk. There are gaping c;verns never see and just barely hear. If you've ever wondered how It's paradoxical, really, ti it out ot of garages for loading and there are uncountable miles Of a mall such as The Altamonte i-onsider al the corridors an( iiink liere to lea(l I dier who storing just received goods. electrical wiring to keep Mall able to (operate rooms lucked between th( keeps your 5h411.1jiti center They spring full of goods and the shopper, well lighted, air iiioothly, so efficiently without outside walls and those insith finning to his apIIoj,I1t'(I tasks, equipment it (lie end of a conditioned and in the greatest apparent eFfort, remember the between ''the worklnF turn the Mall into a under of surprising walkway one mimight of possible comfort. "back room,'' and the back Altamonte Mall'' and th architectural achievement. expect to lead to another power Workers will be constantly shop guys who are working shopping one. If you think ' -, good from roomim, behind the scenes, so to speak, there to keep things that way. As closing time approache Uk' Outside. ave to ap. You probably won't ever see to keep production rolling, like At night, the insides are a hunwii activity subsides, but predate the inside—the the insides of this huge backstage hands in a Broadway beehive of activity leading to the i'orridors aren't entirel) working side—where men and building—the Altamonte Mall, extravaganza. They rarely, if the various shops. Cleaning quiet. The huum of a living, macn scurry about to keep the Moveover, you'll probably be ever, get the applause they so mersontmel move about quickly throbbing Altamonte Mall Mall functioning to really come only scantily aware of the richly dese . rve to spruce tip the place "for rvniain. JAP I Ladies & Girls Assorted Styles DRESSES O% OFF Ticket Price SWEATER VEST Sizes 20& Ladies 14V2 thru 241h Girls 3 itmru 1 LADIES PANTS • : $200 0 PCi. Nylon 50 pet. Polyester LADIES TOPS $400 $600 ____________ ____________ Assorted Styles Knits • Prints - Rib Sizes S to iS sizes 30 to ______________ ______________ S BAGS — is THE FECTP RE S N TH -- B. Friday, Saturday and Sunday P ' Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-5D 10Xopf"s! food00 so Ka so K014do au A. Sale Mall Altamonte Springs J Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :• r - - you, ________________________________________________________________ Ch all Altamonte 5 looking at artistic creatively decorated with In. appreciates something well Gaze down any of the Mall's retains a flavor of everyttd wings of shops, from shoe store having been done with o work turns you on, the teresting, amusing and done. Altamonte Mall is going to be a thoughtful general theme Sameness is an idea that was toladles'appareltO book store, thought in mind—a fluidity of real find for you. patterns, the individual shops left out of. the plans for the and you see a uniqueness in design that is never static and style that pleases the eye and never too fast to catch. Not only is time entire Mall are also a delight to anyone who Altamonte Mall. Select now for Christmas giving. - •7- -- __ Creativity Highlights Entire Altamonte Mall Inferior u - $500 Patent. C,h. Leat her Reg, ss, - Coordinates D. C. __________________________ _________________________ Subtle, irresistible, mysterious jade, the jewel of empresses. We present it here with diamonds in 14 karat yellow gold for you to give the lady in your life who cherishes just a touch of mystery. A $1,000. B. $275. C. $175. D. $225. Do Something Beautiful, ____________ Jacobs LONG GOWNS Fine Jewelers Since 1890 Reg. $4.99 Sizes S.M"L "JUST _SAY _CHARGE _IT" Ailamonfe Mall. Altamonte Springs CalaMal Plats .Orlando Also Jacksonville West Palm Beach Merrill Island Tampa Daytona Open Sundays I33I.$:3S$)4.2jI1 D*ners Club, American Expreu, BankAmericd, Master Charge '• FRO I .. ii::: 011do Classic - pictiirttI 1KR' I. JIi%l "lit' "I tii.iii liii.I tiIi 1ijk at Ilk' flit k4'r% I- irov. ,'t Woof, 'hire II ha' I .t t,rt( lfl'1laiI% 104)41% r , A kr'.11,11%lii I I SIRK Siiiiiiiii't S.iu.at', III, Ik'e'4'%. 0141- Lill. iiiiitd ( III) ' 'ii' till Like if tigili t'ii ''r t,r ,lii taitilt itmail Ii,r thu I',rth;ite i tir, 25% I BABY DOLL AND $400 Dress Pants R DCIllXC OFF(f) - : • • $797! \ - I It - S I Soo I is 8Qd of of food on ts oq dis loq! I • / ' I ''5 ,-: A Thanksgiving storehouse of matching coordinates for women from County Seats regular stock. These are ci'sual and dress coordinates in a rich array of fabrics and colors just right for fail. At a substantial savings of 25%. Select from a wide range of sizes - ( Even better today than yesterday because now they're just $797 Beautifully•talored slacks with all the detailing you look for All from the nation's most famous pantsmaker and chosen from County Seats regular stock. Select from sturdy knits cords and wovens. Sizes 28•38 5. 4 .. pw Altamonte Mall Altamonte Springs - -GENUINE DIAMONDS Ii PRECIOUS STONES FROM 17510 $oo lower level GENUINE LINDE STARSOR FROM $7510 $150 STONES SET IN 14 K GOLD OTHER PRECIOUS I 0UXrSMT;; STORES __ ALTAMONTE MALLS LOWER LEVEL *SEARS CONCOURSE '- 't- •• it's a BODY SHOP kind of Christmas. lliwir 7 1A1P4" It might just be FnIag.t IC) show (i4'ilil Your nicest Christmas ever! �- - - - .I - -. '- - ---------- - ----- 6D—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -- Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 r LI •IgMi I (tI• Jt!I•1 - A \ fl& —I I• \' A IIIN.IITA IL '! ' CHOOSE f Opt 699 Ch ro 2 m V r _____________________________ GORY LP RECORDS , POP • OPERA' M OV SPOKEN WORD BLUES' ETC S EXCEPT SPECIAL PRICE SE TS & IMPORTS $39 FafliasY e king nI - U 7L 1 4 361 3 0i I 98 39. LOGGINS&MESSINA _______ 6 5 MOTHERLODF - II _ Tr MCA m O4 3OD Ii MEN" Kiki 3 000s Al SOOS" $ Dee Band The Mutual Funds 'Get Well $311 iü - is, JIM Loggins & Messana -SERENADE" Neil Diamond $sS - - szo JOhn - ' BorbroSteisond Butterfly - - I vig dustry's experience had been savings accounts and time 5e OWfle3 of mutual deposits , - , UIYC c° - MOT - .O ' ' 7 $398 Ckrpdis - - : Change I You Live?) & Y- I Barbra Steisand I_ - -LIVE" Moff On Hoopla 318 could sell to new owners. $31' Way ::':dptions, reached $505.7 million, a figure never before attained, even in the bullish days of the late 1960s. What explains it? The price of money—the interest rates being Ojos NQ PRETZEL LOGIC" Sittly Dan $3U RAGS To RUFUS'. - Panasonic Panasonic AM PORTABLE RADIO AM/FM PORTABLE - _________ M91ED RADIO CARTRIDGED $16 $35 S60 List LIST S54.95 AM/FM CLOCK RADIO '- ld replacement needles for any record player at . FLAGSHIP BANK and short-term government securities. INSTALMENT LOAN SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ( It eposit OF SANFORD SANFORD 322-1I1 An Equa I Housing Lender There Is no reason, when you think of it, why mutual funds should stick with the stock market -1 SYSTEM TWO AM/FM CLOCK RADIO 69% S8TR9O I Ill I List 5325 $187 M TC-377 ' $ 1799.HR 190 p li J w-, Fine component Stereo for the price of a good compact This system features the Sansui #210 AM/FM stereo receiver with F.E.T.front end for great FM Wald #8 two-way speaker systems provides the sound. To play your records, a BSR (TMS) 95 I 399 OTHER REEL to REEL DECKS 95 260AX automatic turntable with base, dustcover, magnetic cartridge & diamond stylus completes this system F, J --- - -- — trimming. 2 batteries included. 17, 72111 _ 0•99.95 ' 84 I Bl d HT-100 HEDGETRIMMER 1999 1688 MONO 88 G.Let us never t that the cultivation of the earth is ' ___ 8" RADIAL ARM SAW FINISHER SANDER 8" blade cuts full 2 7/8". Up-front controls. Rolle: head WIts ball homeowner. For fine finishing metal. plastic. Double -insulated. Reg, Price 1649 Reg Price _ \ C t(Klav out 'M __ LI MOWN I - 3599 7514 th Its food supply. Our farnit'r and ()nw, tt food prxluciion If VOU VI' orijot Ui 1O 1 Fhank'qivingtahk' lk 1it take m O-SPEED JIG SAW 88 75(A JIG SAW F oi straght, curved or scro cuts 3/4 H.P. ROUTER Cuts, routs, grooves. trims and dil materials. Double insulated. decorates in plastic, wood or com- out protected motor. R Reg Price positions Accurate precise !6 Peg. Price 100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH:323-4700 V/4 "CIRCULAR SAW n 3999 Gnrj p- ,, .•, . . motor 04itput 77 Q9 Reg Price eg Pr e .99 " with the helping hand of HOURS 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 72-42 SATURDAY 88 14 7301 IiLis cald)(ated tilts fur (T)dk1119 beWl cuts up to 451. Double insulated, , OVIEDO TRACTOR CO. Oviedo, Florida '1 - lie ?eIUL'U1bI 44 _V4 88" 1399 t4ALUXIOM - 7404 DANIEL WE BS farniers and thdr fanidics f'rolli - 13 noo bearings for accuracy forgu A Thanksgiving tribute to our * - 1 _______ 319° - - - $35 TEAC. OHM -___ STEREO 360S PRICED FROM '249" - GRASS SHEARS Can be equipped with optional handle and wheels for stand-up thru their families oic the enk% ()f 111C W1 Id Mien it If purchased separately $329.80 rim CORDLESS the most important n. on, instant off. Shut-Off L== capacity and 34cc engine displacement. Reg. Pnce ........... I • 995 OR 9 Has engine weight of 6Y1 lbs., 10" cutting 10 9 100% solid state MEMO IMM' low DECEMBER 5 Tr1tronCokr Automatic -- _ SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 29 N II SONY' 12" - • -- BleArt sfiecker! two matching splaken 90 Minutes with WED. ADULTS NIGHT ia AND OVER 1188 C-60 STEREO TAPE DECK - - - CHAIN SAW - MERITON Iflh1C"flMU . 5 00 S 45 5:45. 6:3 :30. 7:15 WE HOPE PEOPLE REMEMBER to kill - '169 SCOTCH_ TAPE SALE — .... . A THANKSGIVING MESSAGE Avtomak AN/FN STEREO 1w 3 ginners .... AN/FN STEREO $ S7 50 Dance Cuss Fundamentals Reg. Ptice TFM"OV L SCHEDULE 88 95 3995 it MIGHTY MITE BANTAM splitakers $ • • 0 when there's money to be made elsewhere. to matching RE,6003 IN STOCK Lightweight double insulated saw has heavy duty OREGON' cutting teeth. built-in bucking spikes, factory installed 10' bar and chain, and automatic oiler. Motor devetopes up to 1.5 H.P. Model 9110. market mutual funds — funds rn,~rcial paper, bankers' ac- 7ooW.FIRSTST. ACCESSORIES 33 $ SONY Panasonic - TAKE-n-TAPE CASSETTE RECORDER HEADPHONES 4 RF 508 Panasonic PRO 4 AA STEREO STEREO $988 $1988 uoss - --- ELECTRIC CHAIN SAW crease by newly formed money may be budgeted up to 5 yrs. Does your record player ship or repeat? Does it sound scratchy? Maybe its your needle. AN0 e:01 3 The record sWes, it appears, home improvement loan that REPLACEMENT NEEDLES • A :41116 1% dinarily are the enemy of mutual funds, as they are of the entire market. But now the funds have joined the money See us today for an economical Lou 1111ed SKATES VIIIAGI BW SMITW - out. High interest rates ort, 131$ Sit Complete Line of OR paid for money that is loaned the way you live by remodeling, building or adding a room, you're also probably thinking about ra;a1ft Goo w2b W";do -• THURSDAY Then came the turn, as re- policy. That policy is due to be of defensive backs who are the state to thank Camp lated by the Investment Corn announced shortly, but its im- about to smash them. For workers for their help in his unpany Insti tute -Mutual fund plemenation could suffer In un judges, the ever present threat successful bid to oust Gov. Reu certainty o ve r the commit tee's is that the decisions will be bin kew. sales to ta l ed p16.5 million In future smacked down by an appeals A well-placed Republican ctober, the second highest Sen. George Firestone, D- court. source said Thomas was quite onthly level in the industry's Miami, a Florida Energy ComThe extent to which judges pleased by the response he has history." mittee cochairman, said some think about being overruled received. Ph. 322.9277 Sanfoord of the committee's duties would was illustrated recently by r"He's keeping his optiseeEven med, more was thexciting, e fact thatit net be transferred to some state cuit Judge Do nald Hartwell in a open," th e source said. sal the excess of sales If you're thinking of changing 'a committee retained state of. committee before June 30, 1976. he told lawyers for the two state What is likely to happerl, Unless agencies. "I know and you its supporters can generate In- know it is ticketed to go terest In reviving the com- someplace else. Hopeiully, it is mittee, is that It will fade way not a round 1p ticket." veloprnents as the handwritini l;n before then. in the wall and are seeking jobs Judges, like wide receivers In Defeated Republican guberelsewhere. football, tend to hear footsteps natorW candidate JeM nom. But other staffers are cur- as they pure their chosen oc- as apparently is keeping open fices, the money could be spent on its several energy research projects. Some staffers view recent de- stock market. When the saved from bleeding away and After January of this year, in the market doesn't pe rf orm well restored not just to good health fact, redemptions exceeded neither do the funds; their but to almost unprecedented sales right through Sc rently working on a legislative cupation. the possi bility of a second race ptember. seis sank to oy 2 billion in mandate to develop a cornor. Receivers, of co urse, ar e for the office in i. Owners of funds were unloading September, compared with $52 preenive, long-range energy acutely aware of the presence Month after month the in. them for bonds and even for billion in October 1973. Thomas has been traveling 7 I $331 tual fund Industry had been Photographs & Memories C I NEW YORK (All) Ilased funds were redeeming more Adding to this almost di on is monthly statistical re- shares than the depleted sales astrous experience was an [)rt, YOU unht think the mu. staff of the more than 4( funds equally poor performance by - OIL (;J SWO MELODEE SKATING RINK Or - • MOTHERLO.J TALIAHASEE Fl (AP) Energy Committee helps cloud and citizens, conducts energy Meanwhite, Walton has agencies. He said he expected sticky dispute between the It will take a while a. to kill j the committee's future. research and recommends leg- served notice on the Energy some realignment but that the Department off, but the Florida Energy Natural Re. Howard Walton, senior islation, but unlike the house Committee staff that it mwit committee would continue sources and Game and Fresh Committee apparently will be executive assistant to Senate committee has no authority to vacate offices in the Senate Of- some research role. the Water Fish Commission over from sualty of the recent transfer President Dempsey Barron, D- act on legislation. fice Building soon. The panel was created by of power In the legislature. Panama City, said there would Walton said he intended to Unable to locate space in an- legislature In 1973 to last for eating fish, in a Panama City While aides say that house be little point in having two discuss the question of dupli. other state office building, the two years. his life was extended lake. Speaker Donald Tucker, Tal- co mmit tees with similar funccated res ponsibilities between committee will be forced to rent by lawmakers this year until Hartwe ll made the point t lahassee, feels the committee tioni. the House commit tee and, the private quarters in Talla- June 30, 1976. his decision, whichever way it serves a useruj purpose, his The F!oci(Ia Energy Corn. Energy Committee with Bar- hassee, It would take a specific leg spending some of j went, was sure to be appealed. ri,. creation of a House Growth and niittee, consisting of legislators ron. $200,000 budget for rent. If the lailve action to eliminate the stop,,, 2700 .2 St (SR . WSth 46A) "This is only f 1 1vr1, • Sagla am — ,r.sRoLuNG5ro \I II Energy Panel Ma yGet State Axe 'I -' 2 1 ______________________________________ ______________________________________ — — LIST 8 41 4 $ YOU MUST PRESENT THIS AD TO RECEIVE THESE PRICES Str King L 1ST 695 LIST 195 List498 LIST 5 8 LIST 6 98 Thursday, Nov. 28, I974—J - "GREATEST ROCK - FOLK o JAll - h - ELTON JOHN MILLION LP's & TAPES EVERY ARTIST e EVERY LABEL EVERY 1 Carole Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RROS \7 • q* tap r Ca ro le _____ BARGAIN SECTION BiON GREATEST il • — Iola loll auiy-S U CAN IT YOURSELF! �2E-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 Jim I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL One-Legged Chicken SEMINOLE - B) YLE SIFFIELIJ DEC. ! Fifty Plus Club- Forest City Christmas Dinner and program. - meet at 7:30 p.m. DEC. Sanford Senior Citizen Club- Meet at the Civic Cen ter nn Bag lunch & program - - DEC. 4 Bram Towers Club- meet at 10 a.m. n ecology. - - LARK Forever An Outcast SENIORS Stan Brock to speak DEC. MIAMI BEACH (AP) - End- ment for the city and Inspectors Ing an argument over a one. dart Into his office with legged chicken might not be of questions and reports. But most the magnitude of mediating the of the time, he's busy wi th Middle East crisis. But to local complaints of uncollected residents, Isaac "Zeke" George garbage, lost hotel room deposIs the Henry Kissinger of Miami its and leaky roofs. Beach. And then there's the one-legGeorge 48 the city's om- god chicken budsman for three years, says "It seems man was alwa ys he sometimes gets letters from feeding his neighbor's one-legpersons in the Soviet Union ged chicken," said George. "He looking for long-lost relatives. got tired of feedi ng him and told He's a director of mm- the neighbor, 'I quit feeding imum h ousi ng code enforce- your chicken." EXTRA LNG .LAh ScS MON. Baby Beef Liver TUE0S. Veal Parmesan WED. & Dumplings ris. Beef Stew FRI . B oiled Mackerel Vegetables, Fresh Roll and Butter HWY PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER NMI I MON, 1101111111 HWY. 17.92 AT 27th SANFORD ' Dressing 49 c "-92 & FAIRBANKS. WINTER PARK, F LA. • • rlit i • , 11KNINIM X r, NMI 1 111211 W. THURSDAY 10 AM TO 7 pm OPEN South Seminole Senior Citizen Club- meet at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. at 1 :00 p.m. Vh'bge Club- St. John's Village - meet at 7:30 p.m. Happy flour every Thursday at 10:00 am.-coffee and games. - and Butter, Green Sala d Fresh Vegetables, $ - Calif. rge Filet Mignon lb. Baked Potato 2 Liver. Any 49 $ . ' Hot 1A HABRA, The Rev. Mr. Baxter has been in professional, cautioned Hunter. one. With the price of sugar soaring, raising bees for about a year. "An amateur who goes into You should have between 800 a Presbyterian minister says One Sunday he took a hive to this business will lose his and 1,000 hives For a full-time that keeping bees is a sweet church and preached a sermon shirt," be said, business, and most profes. idea, about the bees' virtues. While the price of honey has sionals have around 2,000. The Rev. John A. Baxter, 47, Five years ago the price of risen sha rply, the cost Of SUP. th Wi that many hives you pastor of the United Presby. honey was about 15 ccnts a plies has gone up even (aster. A don't have me to coddle your ti terlan Churh at La Mirada, is pound. Today it 1s43 to 3 cents, queen bee could be bought for bees and you ha ve to expect to producing honey with three depending on quality. $1.50 only 18 month3 ago but get tun ruently, Hunter hives in his backyard. At these prices, a lot of people now may cct $5 or $6. A starter "We use honey every day, are considering keeping bees. package, containing workers as said. and at present prices it makes But Dixon M. Hunter, a blob- we ll as a queen, has go ne from "There's a lot to txekeepsense to produce your own," he gist for the San Bernardino $6 or $8 to as high as $19. ing," he added. "A lot of work said, pouring a spoonful into his County Department of A gr iciBuying a few hives for your other than set them out and go cup of tea, ture wurned they can get stung bac ky ard doe sn 't make you a get the honey." DAILY ½ lb Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Two Hot ,, • AND DINNER Hot Roll and Butter 69; - SAVEi L Delicious Smothered Chicken. Any Two Hot r -. LIMIT D FRIDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY NIGHT WEDNESDAY NIGHT E SPECIALS .. Honey Replacing Sugar "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS' DAILY LUNCHEON :1 E SUPPLY J I . CARTON Bram Towers is inviting the public to hear Dr. Largen speak and show the Cancer Society film "Self Examination for Breast Cancer." This lecture %ill be at 2 p.m., in the big parlor. Altamonte Springs Friendship Club- meet at 10:30 a.m. 4 CIGARETTES 39 FILTER KING & AMP M %. AwW 7m.., (AP) f A!04 P.M I L U 10 COLOR FILM (AlNESVlLLE, Fla (Al said We forget Pilgrims were Ah, Thanksgiving, when every- Elizabethans, and therefore . a .- V - one gathers around the table didn't drink water." and watches the host carve Among the guests were 90 th ick slices of eel meat. party-crashers, says Turner. It Dr. Eldon Turner, a Univer- seems Bradford invited the In. . "II - 'IL T •'M '(IA If DEC. ' ri'% 4 11i ens -Sanford coffee hour 9 a.m. to 10 a-m. -followed by business meeting sack lunch - Shuffletx)ard and cards for those remaining for social hour. PRICES GOOD THRU - N IN(W 12 Central Senior Cit izen Cl ub-.- meet at 12 noon DEC. - m(fxlllii I Clubs Addresses - i..... ....... 1 1 _ I" Springs-meet 1st 1 MFG. LIST • 795 11 I u - bIN i.:-i-) Angles E3&rs- St. Augustine Catholic Church-3 SWWt Dri,~-e--Casselberry-nxet3rdT'Uesdayof themonth-10:00A.M. 88 Bram Towers- Sanford-meet Ist Wednesday of the monthBxyz Club.- meet Ist Baptist Church-Activities Bu!.Idinglxngwood-last Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. Central senior athens Club- Church of the Nativity-Lake Mary-meet the 2W and 4th Thursday of the month at lo:oo A.M. I . . Lifelike artificial 20-LIGHT tree, complete with 20 fect X%111j1I11111 JUICER ' r r Chri stmas din er table You can OV R- THE-COUNTER REPLACEMENT GUARANTEED E " LIMIT 1 . MFII& LIST AIR RIFLE lug LIST Those modern Americans ad leaves, plums and berries. who turn on their television sets geese, venison, cornbread, sal- n1 naturalahealthy-looking en o r parades and football games are g in keeping with the tradition of during those 72 hours," says the the f irst professor, who found the -- menu Turner. among Bradford's carefully That first affair featured a preserved notes. "Even small children polished off a mug or military review staged by Capt. two of beer with every meal. Miles Standish and games of rwas still thought e y for the insides," he dians vs. Pilgrims. BY GILLETTE kfiA_:-.2 1988 YEAR 7- on Thanksgiving to watch beer. Ill appeared to be at first. MFG. SUPERMAX cwd sw"O. (4) soft ""W. M""fic 1W Waft". A. C. in wto to tkarow. in of leeks, ducks, cranberries, MFG. Now 650 wa"s for faster drying. LIST 2 setting positions C* u - DOME-SHADED ACCENTLAMP b". - CORNWAI I KCØStW ESiN1 . OVEN - CONTINUOUS SELF CLEAN BROILER NUILT-IN ELECTRONIC FUSH -i ( - 99 __.-*, ' at !long *ith her. Shes a real ¶ - I Bill 1" IV - ill I KNOWN - 1 1MMININ - - 5" • : ... MFG. LIST 2&9S LA ? OY'rri . wan minim n112101 t -. DOLLY ___ DETACHABLE WATER TIGHT _____ J COOKER - FRYER SPEAKERS - 88 _______ $ iZ. GENERAL ELECTRIC _____ PHONOGRAPH 199 - 0 deg. NIMUM" 28' TALL HONEY BEAR K- 6'ri QUART CONTROL TO I 1 11 MIAMI, ASSORTMENT OF 25 BAG OF BOWS Ih1 (Similar to •--•-...- '1 - INIIIIIII11tot MFG. LIST 19.95 COLORS LIST M0,111 IN IN 11 1111010CM11111f 35 MINIATURE CHRISTMAS DELUXE MODEL TREE LIGHT SET 14" JL WHITE MOTIF FRESH FISH - CLAMS - OYSTERS - CURL SHRIMP 88 No stick coating Thermostatic beat control Swivel cord Automatic curl release clip Ii.. - - ' - CRABS 410 George Ave., Maitland - HA IR 19 645-4020 urp •l e Porpoise) (Be n DRYER pulbon control Jjt ETC. L.. .1 11 hi d P WEEKEND speciaL 89 MFG. LIST 27.95 I LB. ONLY Red Snapper Fillets ---- -- ONLY -- - ' 4 OPM SUNDATS 88 1 NO -2A 9" ap GENERAL WREATHS and GARLANDS 33'/3 to 50% DISCOUNT I SET II ' CHRISTMAS TREES M1 1111 1 HAIR CLIPPER I77 I ARTIFICIAL PERCOLATOR flfl CLOSING OUT ELECTRIC - 7 ft. ROCXY MOUNTAIN PINI S9",,, 39" 6½ ft , CANADIAN PINE 56" 36" A A wa I 7 1/2 ft. CANADIAN PINE 79"' 49" 71/2 ft. r CANADIAN PINE 89" 6710 I (A%40.&% og 21/2 to 3 ft. viot--- TABLE TREE 5" 10-PIECE INDOOR-OUTDOOR WEATHERPROOF 17-11 PHOTO ALBUM hil deer p e . ,j_• Sonford's Finest OPIEN 10_6001LY rat- TILI 1VENj,'jrS BY APPOINIMENT % Y. 4d Wel l it sr i Mile Castor t- Sanford (SOS) c FUN-AT-HOME A (f RED-AVOCADO.GOLD . GIFT 88 CORN" FREff PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DECORAT1140 REVOLVII40 CHARGI! - FREE DELIVERY STORE SIDE PARKING -- POPPEI V. SELF CLEANING WRAP 3 ROLL PACK 66c 13UTTERoUP ROLL PACK 0 1 Big Selection - FOIl or Paper - 1 a, 0. 140. TOP OF THE LINE 0. BRUT 3.2 OZ. LOTION ENGLISH REG. LEATHER AFTER SHAVE LOTION oz. CHARLIE COLOGNE ft. PHILODINDION PLANT WATER LEVEL GAUGE REG. AMBUSH or "00 TABU COLOGNE A". 9.93 5.9s ft. DOU111111 THICK IIAIA11100 PUNT 4 ft. 111UNCHID RU1411 Tin USHY WHITI II100M CAMItUA Rol. 29.95 22.50 1111". 19.95 14.15 Itel. 311130 3230 1 4 MFG. Pi Ft - III$ LIST 2995 TUCCAPLANT ' RE $7.00 ALL GOING AT BARGAIN PRICES 31A BOWLING GAME set includes a carrying rack for storage and easy carrying. It holds 10 bowling pins and 2 balls, all in plastic for furriture protection. 13 "SHOT OF STEAM" 61 VENTS USES TAP WATER SO 36A - NDATS LARGE SELECTION 4to7 ft ARTIFICIAL PLANTS MAGNETIC ' I SUNBEAM LIST 39.9S LOBSTERS Florida Fish Merchants 21.95 MFG. LIST MR. COFFEE DRIP MFG - Whole Cooked Lobster 0111110 00011 Qo - Ulu 1010 MFG. LIST 29.95 AS SEEN ON TV Completely Automatic Cup Capacity Coffee Slays Hot AIt*r Brewing Twist Lock Top Pop-Up Basket Low Silhouette Styling BEAUTIFUL HAMILTON BEACH V211 Picture-Not timer) MFG. Ormill, IN MFG. List Flurli-I 0200 uIC,tendrHs 4 - 11 C "JOE NAMETH u erUpCornpoppsr - CRAZY 'to presto pageboys, last pick-ups, zlpp.ty flips and -PERCOLATOR - WITH TEFLON 11 Huggable, lovable, in soft, fluffy acrylic plush. He' s yours to love and wears his heart for all to see. rion,azig II - • i ELECTRIC 88 THERMOSTAT BYIDEAL MODEL do EASY CLEANING - T We carry a comniete 1 select on fil Ill PURPOSE t FLOATS AND LEGS (AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD) LIST fliS __ MODEL IC-42o _________________ 01 ilia M ill S MUSTANG STEREO RUBIPA.DUB MFG. Twirl a curl lnloseconds for speedytouch.ups, by the chimney every Chris. masi Holds a lot, too. Get one for each member -of the famiIyl . SS&HtIIIKY LIM IT SPEED BLENDERGOL D Sturdy plush stocking hangs - .r - AVOCADO 99C - I WARNING 7 ''i STOCKING - Buy Direct From The Wholesaler 20 ROLLERS 3 WAY HAIR CARE 'illitil BIG 12/2" CROCK POT GIFT SET -.-r - - AS SEEN ON TV ers ... AN relax."Pol eyer after. Your ctwice ot thew superb ___ - - j' "Ai RIVAL 5 , RECLINERS - MFG. 3695 No. 7SS1 LIST POLAROID I MINUTE MAKER -- -- KINDNESS .... MULTI-PURPOSE 1I i i'... -. -" - VALUE JOiflild - 1195 et [&she$. fief hair is footed and arms and Iqs a re fully IT OWN FLASHES NO FLASHCUBES NEEDED F-a 3-ELEMENT LENS 011111201111FROW 24" WALKING Y"r chiW can l ull DOLL Uko hff by the hand •• - MAKES FROZEN FOODS PASTERIES - - I CLAIROL POTAT TOASTER- OVEN CHRISTMAS CARDS --- .. $2" .. - CASSER OLE S PROCTOR BOX BOX OF 21 EXTRA LARGE i Young At heart-St. Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 Bear Lake Road-Forest Qty-2nd Thursday of the month 1:00 P.M. - 1 AC-i would Ile rest of the menu, accord- know Pilgrims weren't as hopeto Turner, Included clams, less a bunch settlers as they i IN oil - South Seminole Senior fitheni - eaves VAN WYCK "GIANT I- CAN OPINER-80"La OPENER. I 11) MI ir IMUP - G*nIly separate% wtt or dry tangks Helps prevent split ends and brokon hairs. CA N OPENER i i199 # LJ r LIMIT LIMIT GLASS -- 71 TIPS t17 platter of squish), - fw - 41BRANCHES to SLICES AT TIME Sanford Senior Citizens Club- Sanford Civic Center-meet loan- back wW re4x action. contoured upholstery, All this and savings, too. on the La of )-OU, cho#e delivered, in t're for Christmas Come sri now 2 WITH TEFLON other goodies, including a big wanted to show off their bounti slithery eel ful table, so the Indians - ' MULTPLE SPEEDS - 6 SCOTCH PINE NO SHRINKAGE EASY CLEAN Lit & 3rd Tuesday of the month-noon. LA-Z-B 04 imp MU-101111 IN10111-01111 !11 i REG. 6.50 Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club- Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church-Oviedo if + Club- 7th Day Adventist (lurch-Forest City-meet Ist Frid3y of the month-7:30 P.M. VWge Club- SL John's VIIIage-Ferj Park-meet 1st Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 PN. Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club- Highlands Club House6775 Shepard Road-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. SUPER TORQUE MOTOR PURRR POWER DETANGLER come. NO SPLATTER 88 "I j ' Christmases to Turns on automatically wh*n 19.95 fruit Is pr*ss*d to reamerl MEN1 & LADIES RIFLE BIG SELECTION c. 99 use this beautiful accent for many 04, w STATIONARY ' "Without the help of the In- Ham Bradford, governor of dians. the Pilgrims probably F ould alrea dyhave d to the three-day affair. And at- death, so they wanted to show though turkey is conspicuous by the red men their appreciaits at)sence, there were lots of tion," Turner said. "They also OR PORTABLE --- BILLFOLDS B IS)ai§y sr4cr= 1886 CAWIft Years Fellowship- meet at Cocrununity United Methoftt Church-4~asaelberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the month-luncheon-Resemtions necessary, flub- meet 1st Thursday Of the month at 1st Fed. Svgs. & Loan BIdg.-.Rt. 436-3m W. Semorafl Blvd. AItaznonte sprfngsdmujyof the month 8 the Women's Club-Oveebrook Drlve-Casselberry. Thtrtyr. Club- meets Sta. Peter & Paul-Goldenrod- TABLE TREE cntr teceer i 11,611100111 specializing in the colonial peri- turn invited 90 of his tribe. od, says there wasn't a turkey "If the Indians hadn't in sight during the first Thanks- brought along large amounts of giving feast in 1621. venison, food might have run a Turner says he has found the little short," Turner said. IONA MIXER .--- MONA .4 Cbuluota Senior atinm Club- Community Fire H&H-7th Streel-Chuluota-4neet 3rd Thursiday of the month at 6 P.M. mostly on the lst Monday of the month-6.3op.M. Over .4 Club.- Ali Souls Catholic Church-Sanford--meet every other Tuesday of the month at 9:30 A.M. . PROCTOR-SILEX ___________________________________________________________________________ 10:00 A.M. 97 SIZE 108 original menu drawn up by WI!. DELUXE CHROME ' 77 I SET MODEL 10 sity of Florida history professor than chief, Massasoit, and he in d L in I GIFT LIMIT I 01M Dill KODAK POCKET CAMERA a E flfl MONOPOLY Ia - SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD TILL XMAS RESERVED Pot luck lunch Barbara Muller to sing. Young At Heart Club-meet at 12 nNn -pot luck lunch. Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Altamonte and 3rd Th ursday of the month-l0:30 A.M. RIGHTS SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17-92-AT 27th 51. ANFORD " J USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN QUANTITY SUNDAY IP 1 _ ng I Pilgrims Dined On Eels And Beer -' Thirty- N1nc Club- meet at i:30 a immm POLAROID I 0 DEC. d u more ways than I MOOM INIMINN '041,111 0 0 1 ' 40M Senior Citizcu Club-mcet at "Mark David Illvd. -at 10:00a.m. -new club -everyone welcome. NAR FE Club- meet at Sanford Chamber of Contmerce - I Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974-3E FOR THE FAMILY from TIMEX J F1 -is it •• ' 895 A timely selection of dressy and sporty watches. There are watches with calendars, sweep second hands and Choos ___ nd CTON YUCCA.PLANT 29 IS GREENWAY NURSERY ____OPIN ON IN WINTIR PARK 1PRIX DAYS - OPEN SUNDAYS RT �.- 'r. r. . ... . .. •..• •. . ... JJL Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 4E—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - M other Nature Is The Boss aIIIvL E venIngHeId,Saflford,FL S-ANFIR D HEATING All CONDITIONING In This f I ought _____ ________ BAKERY AM i - 3 ilow.fairbonks Ave. AIR CONDITIONING BREAKFAST LINKS PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV 29- DEC 4 1914 - . B BUTTERED -- - - — 69 ASSORTED 3 59 Danish Rolls Date & Nut L'f . C lb ' Garlic Bread BRAUNSCHWE I GE R ---a 98 C Banana Loaf c . doz. CHIQUITA LYKES CHUNK STYLE ROYAL CROWN - Rog. 59cdoz RATH - 4SCse1Id 91S So. Orm#v Ave. $300SA ve S730 Und*(%m ad. - HWY. 1? 97, Sanford ii ii. mâ 114 SO.IMofefl S Bl ii vd. 5471 A,e - Assorted Cookies ROA1 . I SANFORD HEATING & + Blade cut ( Area In Used Ccxr sales.. -- 3B i riced R"ghtl Tastes Greatl B Reasons Wh9 Here's The EE: S'I'E BN L wi - - FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED U*S*Do A# INSPECTED ' Town the ham sandwich t: Its men are fishermen, har- Rockland, 18 miles away, IS The ale EDITOR'S NOTE — Modern —From the sea, Port Clyde ties A 111111111 k~22 people." Russian fishing fleets have de. between Morse Point and vesting the waters for lobsters now the commercial center for OL On the second drag the net ards, the pleted New England's waters of Marshall Point, a cluster of and shrimp, hake and gray sole, Port Clyde and other small is small. But haddock and lobster. But om• mostly small wooden buildings crabs and herring. In fact, the fishing villages that once had the Little fish houses and mud rips and the catch and the separated ARE YOUR AUTHORIZED flats are covered with lobster again it's mercial fishing remains a prof. at the water's edge, nestled in village once was called their own DEALER FOR Itable business for thousands of the woods that stretch down to "Herring Gut" and its residents transportation and commu- traps and buoys, nets and lines, hake are beheaded and gutted. _____________ of the largest They are the nicknamed "herring chokers." nication were not so easy. the trappings of the independ. small fishermen operating out the sea. various species caught. The fishermen remain, T But the rr ying Shipyards, a lively qua sea ent fisherman, The vi llage is closer to the of coastal towns like Port Clyde others are small enough to be storage plants, a fishing now with hydraulic than to the land it rests upon. his indus try, cold In Maine. Two churches, the Port Clyde sold whole. By KAY BARTI ElI heartbeat and its living are the sardine factory, even the school equipment and sonar scanners HEATING office, the Ocean House The lobstermen, like the drag sea, and Mother Nature is the have gone from Port Clyde in instead of wind-driven sloops post AP Newafeatures Writer Hotel, the Seaside Inn, the Dip fishermen, complain that New PRODUCTS the past 40 years. The City of and sheer muscle, but f ishing PORT CLYDE, Mai ne (AP) only boss in town. it%! same waters many of their Net Coffee Shop and a general England's waters have been We are proud to be associated with a company whose fathers and grandfathers store line the main road that over-fished, and protection Is home comfort producls have been known and winds down to some of the needed from foreign fishermen fished. respected for more than 70 years. For your home The average New England docks. for New England's $35-milhonaheating and cooling Singer COMFORT-MAKER Is commercial fisherman — and Everyone drops by the post year lobster catch. unsurpassed in q uality, performance, and price. Let's there are 23,000 of them — puts office each day to pick up mail talk about Total comfort for your home. Ten years ago, the lobsterto 75 a 65 to sea in foot boat, as and chat with Mrs. Enid MOM- men here recollect, you could man i ghan, the postmistress since go Out and bring in 500 pounds a part of Leads The OR FREE ESTIMATES sayshe0UMi:ea Town & Counti'y Geraniums day. Today, with the same Marketing Service The Port decorate the windows and fresh number of traps you're lucky / CALL 322 6390 Clvde fishermen are below this nowersareinavase, just below to pull in 2DO pounds. average, their craft the FBI's poster of its most "Lobsters ary scarcer it= the following to All used cars three years or newer will be condihoned 47-foot t"Miss wantedris hell out there ay says E Kirsty" owned by Doug Ander. The little village wakes up nest Maloney, 83 and still lobre than 4 of an Bumpers with dents mo -pical crew is two an inch will be son. Their I) 9 Tires less than 3.16 of early in good weather and the stering in his hip bwts and susinch will be repaired or replaced. men. replaced. ,s I should say ked fi,4,crmen j)-ut to sea beft~ry [wnilers "Gue, IS in Ot (RU But teeUi." huis ar • ord e. 2609 S. S Sanford Ave. for proper operation. dawn ning operation, Clyde's thretion. Each year, ed for proper All autos will be road check • will be driven and checked for *All autos Doug Anderson, known to cvthere are more commercial brake operation, vibration & wheel alignment, fishermen in New England op- eryone as Dougie, was among *All a-c will be checked for proper cooling • AIl fluid levels will be checked and oil morning, changed if necessary. crating in smaller boats, says them one operation. cracks. for All glass areas will be checked • t '11 bin clown the I dd sisu 1 Se I All radiators will be checked for proper the M pproval) body damage will be repaired. (on Any aharpcorast the 'ssKirsty" at So'clock and ., l Preparatory a windshield wiper blades will be modern, ocean-going Russian steaming from port with his replaced if the slightest amount of wear is • Batteries will be checked for proper fishing fleets which have radar turned on to keep turn off operation & condition detected the waters off New the rocks. -depleted * All lights will be checked for proper flUfli ,' England of some species of fish, a operation. With the 25-year-old carswiilbethoroughlY reconditioned Anderson are his father-in-law for appearance to include the engine. ermen and Thorbjorson an old friend. Interior, exterior and trunk. re. haddock Wcit'tai The first drag lasts three sear round until the Russians Suc&a4-'l2-'l4 wW £titeefi £ututi hours, "Miss rsty trawling cleaned them out, sass E Thorbjornson, who recently slowly through the water at two N(e*e&q So4eua*4 Wawudy-'12 L '14 sold his trawler, but is building knots. The haul is 2~000 pounJs e trash fish, some we ever ano sole an d dabs. The & hake, gray see them." . 09 Ain butix W144 PM16 Wwiuiq-l2 atu. 12.000 Because of the Russians, the men then separate the fish by ifll MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM-4 dr. loaded with power seats, Trinity Preparatory School power windows, power d oo r locks, air, cruise, tilt stereo. Michelin radials. $ Port Clyde Fhermen — oper- types and dress the hake. Like new. The lobsters that Inevitably 8400 Aloma Avenue ating 30 boats or more — are mi., 1913 MARQUIS BROUGHAMI dr. Mercury executive car. solidly behind keeping foreign come up in a drag fLsherman's Orlandoo Florida 32807 power windows, po"r seats, power door lock, twin comfort seaIts, stereo. fishing fleets 200 miles from net must be thrown back by 671-4140 1fl3 LINCOLN 2dr. TOWN COUPE—i owner, ginger brown metallic with $AOflh% American shores, Instead ofthe law. However, sometimes a vinyl roof. Beige leather interior. All luxury equipment. 31.000 ml. 'tU7IJ 12-mile limit now imposed by drag fisherman will just toss a the U.S.Gosernment. They say lobster or two into a botlingpot 113 MERCURY MARQUIS BROUGHAM-2 dr. Lime gold metallic with get about white top. Power steering & brakes, tilt wheel, am-11m. stereo, steel belled $ they've been writing letters for of sea fires. 10 years to congressmen and 1 others. 1171 FIREBIRD—Dark green, green vinyl top. AM radio, console, bucket !t -___ Despite the inroads of the s.a?s.auto,air,powersteering,whitesldeWallS.WheeIc0Ve'.4lsOOO mi Si p Russianflshingfleets,andrIIing fuel costs, fishing is a hving, especially for the lobstermen from w that thoCarl Schwab, estimates them LINCOLN se who work hard can HWY. 17-T2 MERCURY at S POINTS W.P. 931-IM Others hoot at that estimate, LONGWOOD -.-. -sa,ngitst000w. •u• . Revenue Service was among 0 r. It audited the . . - . -In fishreturns of ermen and collected $600000 In additional taxes and penalties. "We all got hurt," says lobsterman Shannon Cushman. 2. "But mi too bad. We weren' IiiIiiia0 - 2 cheating that much." On nearby Monhegan Island. a a popular tourist lobsterman had to ay taxes on I $3o,000tn income he had neglected to report over a threeyear period. -. . Some 450 people use per -'•I..+ manently here and 300 more : . come to the villag -- Thursday,Nov.2LJ97lF lb C •• 98c recent foggy Trinity I -- I IHfteuq Apply Now 15,00 $3690 oz. Bottles ngl 1990 PLUS DEPOSIT Grades 6.12 -M . -- -- rea - 4I Sliced Bologna' All Meat Franks All Beef Franks / / ~Pf •' ti nU era 77*1 7) 1% . . - . - '" $ Green Beans 1 303 FAME QUALITY lb. lb . Pkg. 8 8 Sweet Peas - 2 -' Top Round ----.. -- + Itl,. / . ( ,' ' 'H + i4 68 4601.39 Peanut Butter 120Z.5 9 - to entertain in . . . and will give you far Saving is a vow '- a Carrier furnace won" let you down whatever the nace with atuture becaua wall. air conditioning can be added easilyn— Installation Comfort experts. by ...-- .-- ft --- V~m *@now! 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R -)af 414 ,, KI 1 4 '. +4 II cisc t. li c ' Peppers i 49c n 2 FOR GREEN HEAD Cabbage lb RED EMPEROR Grapes - I.- ' LIMIT 2 0 -\ v-' / STAY'N SHAPE Yogurt 29 100849 4 1C P1 MORTON FROZEN C 8 kill Pot PM 14) 8 tb genuine vermiculite tir:ck - .,5 98 '13.9 8 KRAFT MARGARINE CHEF UELIGHT ' T'. 31b Bag ______________ 5 ............... 29' COOKED JUMBO SHRIMP / ,', C -' ;. '3.98 Party Tim* Neptune F Today, more and more people are discovering the joy of "doing it yourself" whether it's putting up new paneling in the den or hooking an area rug. And a lot of those same people who know it's economical t First Federal of Seminole. They get to make It than buy it also . ng of satisfattion from watching their savings account the same grow and take shape as they do from painting and paneling and watching a new room emerge. Come in and open your "do.ityourself"account today at First Federal of Seminole. Because today, saving Is more Important than ever. 12 __ lb C I - 4 IbCan'298 Fresh Whole Mullet / / NABISCO MR SALTY k n a ..Ban urself"Jobtoo. ~is Run Meat Claw Potato Chips .......... Boat PLUS DEPOSIT loct.7 9 N RIPE . 5 lb 391b ................. ROCK SHRIMP ________•1. DE 7 ira SEAFOODS / -- furnace down' Apply Z.Brick Slide brick or Then app , y a Trowel On Ad. stone firmly into coat of Z-Scaler, -.- ________________________________________________________________ \. '-. Special.. ' - or More Pak39 WISE B.B.a. SOUR CREAM - IONA lb. 6 12 oz. Bottles .4 Cube Steak, All Meat Stew Beef, Extra Lean Ground Round 7 " ."BOO .( + MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK OLD MILWAUKEE Don't take I FAIRWAY FARMS 9C 9z - lb. -f .1 PRINGLES HEFTY - ++ Layer Cake Mixes ....59 _______ Trash Can Liners mon pnidc, but bc sun. to usc tlic gcuwnc verm i cu li te b r ic k the - / lb - , . Dish Liquid -- ) 1 1$ - — ; I DUNCAN HINES AJAX 2 SIRLOIN TIP 7/ 45C es - FAME QUALITY your BONELESS RUMP OR HiC Drinks n Salti a tines MORE ORDER EXCEPT DEER & CIGARETTES Softweve 95C Claussen Pickles WESTERN BEEF FIRESIDE GIANT SIZE flo Cold with -' ALL FLAVORS i..y LIMIT ONE WITH 55c lb .'- C 5 b. bag BATH TISSUE 1-4 / / /4 ENJOY OUR ASSORTED HOT FOODS AND SALADS Carrot or Potato Salad Macaroni Salad Baked Beans Macaroni and Cheese ...v ------------ Ic caught 1 Steak F1-0 -Ur 5 7 I/, I b. Assorted Cheeses • / s' LIMIT ONE WITH Give your home a dramatic look that will more fun be more pleasant to live in Chopped Ham lb. 7 on being ,1 , FAIRWAY FARMS\ U.S.D.A. WESTERN BONELESS Need . I) ' , HOFFMAN Potato Chips your plans ... — 59C 303 _ Breast or Leg / I ____ _____ -. - I MARTHA WHIT' ' - ___ +- '-'-------- - —' Quarters 16 oz , . chance.... 3 1b. Pkg. or More ' k. - 4 ! / + -. - . a . / $1 5 FAME QUALITY -- Add a mall o Z-BRICK@) / FRYING C H I C KEN / HART CUT WAX OR . -. Beef / , - T 4 c FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A -- lj / ' -- --. - +/ 98 It, -- -- - -- '-.---_--.---' .' . 1 lb. " ' t + Aw- - GROUND 0 $118 'U Sliced Bacon ' '. FOR - - ,..FAIRWAY 100% PURE 8 / FAIRWAY - ountry - lb FAIRWAY FARMS - .s•_ $118 Swiss Steak -' - -.---- I lb U S 0 A WESTERN BEEF ROUND BONE "' - t oas Round Bone Roast jj - - s - 1 08 $ U S 0 A WESTAN BEEF .• '-- -- ti. Phone A Co-ed Day School 3490 0Vffl E ' 8 16 i hR " u er o has limite o penings forthe Winter Term CaKhw1i1 + Schoo s D A IESTERN BEEF -..., - ..f___e_ Raisins 15 01v DETERGENT Tide LIPTON Onion Soupr CAMPBELL 59 Tomato SOUP31101 si og KEE13LER COOKIES Chocolate Drops 14 Giant c CC C. C. Biggs 4 - 53 01U KEEBL.ER COOKIES 9C C 01 oz. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED -%yl -•-- --j �2F— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Nov. 28. 974 Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974—jr Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41 10 40,111111111111111111110001 4• o: Has Market 01*1 DISCOUNT COUPON 60 AV E .3 COUPON GOOD 1"I'Ll 01C, a I FRENCH FRY POTATOES `y 99 F F I III I ( Lt 1 ' L S4 B EEF ' WITH THESE THREE t I 101*1011 II1NCM IS? EDITORS NOTE —Stock market prica have Improved this fall. But does that mezn the lIMIT Ossi IIASI I oh . SLICED BACON \ 'Ito. DISCOUNT COUPON J~(JJIU ' t. ~& ,. COUPON 0000 luau Olt a - E- THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 70, \JjJT Uf - makes everything nm, even the W — i Jones average." - It was early last spring and the stockbroker who made that - comment was in a light-hearted THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40' iT o• CAtION ctosoi Sliacu 2'.1'iTY )TY1,I )THI), , %iNN DIXIE STORES INC CURRIER AP Business Writer GALLON WIHI 11.1 pSa l of SY 10 01 11010111 mood. The approaching end of. the Arab oil embargo was setting of a vigorous rally on Wall 1)l n ~~PYRIGMT 1914 PRICES GOOD FRIDAY NOV. 29 THRU WED. DEC. 4 L B. - SAS. P PKG. I C LTI S. CHOICE ~!" ~ i~ W 4~ L B. W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF PICNICS SHOULDER ROAST LB. 68 51 But is this the beginnWg of a long-term bu.11 market? There is a wide belief among expierts that it isn't; that a bull market can't develop while oil prices and oil supply remain unre- ' -'I- 99C 111111:100. 1,11. L B. SAVE 20c 1 1 T $ bc AID LB. a C I 6½-ox. U4P1)8DALI AN i low point on Oct. 4 will continue for a while longer, says Alan R. SAVE :.Star14iS - IF — economy. Perhaps the reovery that TUNA FISH -- 111. solved sues in the :thierican - STAR -KIST LIGHT CHUNK — t -— t average was well above 6 by SLICED BACON C Dow Jones average to a 12year-low of 564 on Oct. 4. - W.D BRAND SMOKED PORK SHOULDER wuAlt IJE1ULL ws 38 SAVE 6 IS $3 ' ROUND STEAK SAVE 99 s W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF FULL CUT CHUCK ROAST 99 11 - vaiue biamps. uet another card and continue the same procedure. NO LIMIT to the number of cards you can fill and turn in for 500 Top Value Stamps each. If card is not filled when promotion ends .each covered block will be worth 10 Top Value Stamps. Look for coupons in our advertisements for BONUS STICKERS. - now. The cheery mood of , was dissolved in the steep stock W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF GROUND BEEF 11011111111111111 -. The emtr) IS A. USDA INSPECTED W-D BRAND PURE (NO ADDITIVES) uncertainty over oil is resolved. By CHEr BLEACH — WItH tIll PUI(H*( Of I-IS PIG SOS wHilt TIICID 5*(OPI Quantity Rights market has begun? Probably CLOROX 7:_ 49 slump Is over, that a bull - ._: DISCOUNT COUPON COUPON GOOD luau PEO? 01 i-IS 1011 SAG MO.. 11(1W NCCII tIl! BOB WHITE ,# PUSCsA COUPCINS!! V Impact THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SO'... wItH IMI Shaw, vice president and director of market research at the brokerage firm of Harris, "But IdOfl't think you'tgo- ingtoseeasustalnable long: term rally, a major bull mar Limit . 4 with S7.SO or more purchase excluding cigarettes • ket, until you get some sort of policy or adjustment to the oil 01. Other analysts interviewed FRESH ASSORTED LOIN W..D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TOP ROUND OR PORK CHOPS SAVE flfl1 4 1c - .-y-,. ,.. W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF PORTERHOUSE OR SIRLOIN STEAK 6o • I- '. '' - . C Tk(t7htsfthl) A tru l l to -------- I I • I I I$ •dIeIA,IS COuPO.. *NO 2-LB. PtS(14*%j 01 SUPERBRAND CREAMED II__ WITH i 70660 , I I • No. -• _ _ 31 41111 ft I I - out At EXTIIA. I I TOP VALUE STAMPS II I '" 'lWalI COtlO'. •.l*Pa,II 7< 5 ••, I No. 55 - --a--•-----411111 At ,oa toa - • - - a a • ) . . - - - 40 - - a _ - - wITH NlwSPaPfI (0tPO.. AND •tjaCHAI 01 I. ,k I I : WITTI NIWSPAPII COUPON AND PUICHASS 01 12-CT. PKG. PAMPERS OVERNIGHT 10-oz. PKG. SWANSON a , Diapers :GOOD DEC. 4 No. 57 At you. L OCAL N.. o..i TOP VALUE STAMPS SALISBURY, TURKEY OR •IS(Ha% 01 Coffee GOOD THRU DEC. 4 - No. 56 'o. o • - • I E FIA: (0, FREEZE DRIED • osa , SVf • No. 58 MIRACLE . SOFT WHIP HALF GALLON MARGARINE !J 85c YOUR LOCAL WINN Dliii / $ 17 I •.'M1id / COLGATE U.S. No. 1 REGULAR VENT VU! TOOTHPASTE POTATOES lLc 'yY I ....d 1 6-ox. FRESH PRODUCE II IS A GOOD BUY.. 1 5-ox. I 1 1 IRISH flORIDA AUSTRIA-EMAIL COOKWARE oranges wisii .io Grapes : THIS COUPON WORTH S2.00 OFF ON ANY OF THE FIGHT Austria email I I ,•... rai . . . . . • I PIARV(ST 1 GOOD • . THRU DEC 4 No. 53.---. .. .,•, _ 0000 •.._.. ...., * . Diapers Coffee - GOOD No. I, •ee •eaess••S•S DEC 1 ... COOD YPIRU ••.e•eea — — — — — 99C • . • • 18 10' $1 00 I U —— . 11 — — — — — — — — — 300 EXFRA TOP VALUE STAMPS I I ' .pj PhI • SOO I'I?tI (KIU4IM tis.. ' • . I .i L.. 4!J1!Ji 'i• itw., — — — — — — — — — — — — ALi. I - ......... - THIIE 25 o* BOTTLES ,- Chek Drinks GOOD No-_34 - • . YPISU TOP VALUE STAMPS : , 1.•S • S -. - : DEC - .........S I Ilof BOTTLE * Crisco Oil GOOD No 55 .'---. THRU DEC I •S ------.-" ........................ • : • TR% XT1/% 1'TiT7 ' O P VALUE STAMPS ITi'T'T ' TOP VALUE STAMPS : : • No. 57., DIC 4 ----'a, .......... •.se.p•S4I... FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. E : ' I TOP VALUE STAMPS :' : SAIISBURY. JUJIL11 04 OVERNIGHT -- 69' II I $100 I I/ • • . . . • • Boneless Roast IPIUU DEC 1 No 51., -. XIR :1TY'YE XTI1% E VT'Y'T TOP VALUE STAMPS 1L11'I TOP VALUE STAMPS I - 415$ on moll us CHOICE SlIP S.. Cottage Cheese S PEO! 87C tTT E X1U/ XTI X1R ETjTjV lTjTj'YIE I I I i I TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE STAMPS IS. J 211 CUP SUPESIRAND CIFAMID S sc IISP4 GRLIN L/Inner Dinner .11 tS.*. ......... 1 N I 8 3 T,SOP4 (H(tIN SALISIUSY Os iusu XI/ -I- S ....a a Cabbage . . A. 'rrnTOP VALUE STAMPS III f(F .. IRISH lO4')A YtUOW Corn. COOKWARE ITEMS - - a -ft a GO ft $ • • • • . of VALUAB'LE COUPON I j MARGARINE BAG TUBE CANS CHIFFON wiiio LB ' $ S : Chicken GOOD THRU DEC. 4 . March and October. Some of the explana tions, such as bad Ai- tv Dinner II a 0RI JAR ASTOR .. GOOD THRU DEC. 4 TOP VALUE STAMPS 4 I do 4111 401 TOP VALUE STAMPS TM aI Crisco Oil oft ICE CREAM 74L=F M A AND •VIMASI Of 48-oz. BOTTLE I to<,kt wjNN Malty SAVE U.S. CHOICE BEEF W I vanced for the sharp, 3%pin! decline in the Dow Jones 4dus. stocks average be tween .J THRIFTY MAID ICE MILK OR SUPERBRAND SHERBET OR CANS GREEN BEANS IW%PAPII COUPON AND •U1C4A%( 01 GOOD THRU DEC. 4 I / SAVE 12C THRIFTY MAID CUT 4-LBS. OR MORE No, 53 - II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I a jbijito'16 CAN • • W ft - - - ft • W • W • Boneless Roast GOOD THRU DEC. 4 # LB. APPLE SAUCE - )()I YEXFIIA; V TOP VALUE STAMPS V I Cottage Cheese • I 'a - - a a ft a = = = I CUP COFFEE 10C . . _ _ - TOP VALUE STAMPS *tN S • - (a THRIFTY MAID SAVE OU LI. 16-oz. EXFIv I I J flJI - ASTOR wv CIS(I #ta.r II '11 tJsiiig -C 00.51N1.! ii U.). and start trimming your food budget too! EACH FILLED "TRIM THE TREE" COVERALL IS WORTH 500 BONUS TOP VALUE STAMPS ' 78 SAVE - ( I ( oBONE STEAK - W Get your Trim the Tree Coverall Card today oil on the economy. Rising oil prices cause infl a' nd the combination of 'patpiaocnt;0 rising prices and uncertain supply from the Middle East conbusiness slump. arket is well known for its dislike of delicate situations. And, br okers point out, It has shown li ttle enth u.slasm for the answers to the oil pr oblem ,proposed so far. These Include conservation or rationing at home and Intervention in the Middle East. - - - expressed the same belief. The core of the pr oblem Is the ASSORTIED TOWN SQUARE Moat Entrees Cheese Cake •: GOOD THRU DEC 4 GOOD IPIRU DEC 4 S .58. No. 59 No 60.. .. : A...•aa....IN:L . ...... L.. .. ...a.Ia.. I •seeese•e ....... . : Chicken Dinner oo : - - DEC "" SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. I I I I I I I weather in farm areas, had Uttle to do with the oil situation. But a surprising number did — enough to convince- many analysts that oil uncertainties are the nearest diing to a cornmon ftead running through the market's misIedes. In early March. when the oil ezr was u end, t stock market raUied in anticipation. The Dow Jones average spurted up 70 points. The potential effects of the dramatically higher costs for oil were over looked, for the moment. But since then, it has becorni. Increasingly difficult to forget. Recent figures from the Cornmerce Department show that the nation Imported less oil In Yri 'ii' the first eight months of thL5 year than it did in the same 1973 period. Yet the cost of those imports jumped from $4.4 --------bLillonone year ago to $15.8 billion this year. The result, as market analysts describe it, has been two-pronged assaulton Investor confidence. First, the sharply elevated ct of oil adds to in- flatton. which drives opIe from the stock market. And .. second, the added Lost stra1n. the nation's finances. "Oil prices provided the coup de grace on inflation," observes LucienO.Hooper,avicepresi. dent at Thomson an1?1cKin.non ,. AuchinclossKohlxneyer. He has spe nt 50 years on WaU Street. •y rate of Inflation might weli have been tolerable If this hadn't happened. It ralze.,s the prices of all plastics, all fertill. zers, hurts every public utility company and just about every I 1 a I 1aml1y family'sbudget S twinuy — thebudget of everybody who driv es an automobile." Inflation, in twn, has helped poh up interest rates. analysts flOte,afldhlghcOstsforbo$-rowtrig raise the cost of doing bunness for companies In every corner of the economy. This discourages economic growth �--- _yuny Herald, Sanford, Flo Thursda y , Nov. 28, 1974 • __ -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Got up to May Erupt Anew to I wi,m it 111M Is CLOSED -EDITOR'S NOTE — A new bubbling in Washington over crop will soon be har. relatiort s with Turkey. nited In Tufkey. But even The Drug without It, enough opium Is be- cy(DEA), Enforcement Agen. concerned congress. coming available from other men and some in the State Do. countries to provide American Pdrnent ant Secretary of Ct with l th e heroin they State Henry A. Kissinger to might wauL pressure Turkey to reverse ew, decision. fly JOhN WHEELER Al' Newifeatures Writer the Ste Department, is that WASHINGTON (AP) — The great premure, such as cutting recent U.S. heroin epidemic Off military and economic aid, (Ought at a cost Of millions oi ought not to be applied because dollars and untold human rnis- Turkey might pull out of NATO. cry, threatens to erupt anew, During the epidemic of the pturing old victims and late '60s arid early '70s, up to 80 raging a new generation of per cent of the 60 tons of heroin American young. supplying 500,0oo -o 600,000 U.S. Sen Walter Mondale, D addictscame from the Analo. Minn., says an outbreak could han ['enirWa Under U.S. pressure and the promise and n equal r the worst devastation of the pensatory aid, Ankara agreed previous epidemic. It died down I n I Y72. hcre Is no quest on We itre '111C effect was dramatic. As danger of losing another gen- the heroin available on the mtion of our young,,, says streets Plummeted, the U.S. ad. I Mondale, who bases his asser. (bet Population dropped. it is tion on the work of the Senate about 2oo,000 today, says Dr. subcommittee on children and DuPont. By comparison, it was youth, of which he is chairman. 60,000 to 100,000 in the mid '60s, Testifying recently before before the heroin epidemic be. of 11 W mots 11deft ixtA1100 EXTRA Al Tièu plosilsitts / / iesese the ugh! to lI i mit quan quan tities We A I 40 ~ JW GREEN STAMPS V~le lb Margar i ne Pillobsor ' -. ' C. •' . PY,200 EXTRA AL 00. JW GREEN STAMPS pit Wislonsito Choose not ls, a i':". , . j.: 49' ed American """t food....... 1 V7-- s. 55c 010, 1C 1 99 Jar Cheese ............ . .. 5.-.. 9 % so goofs's Cheese, Isiteed Velveeto ...... Publix insiossoo-O of 69C . 'rm'i' Biscuits 0,..., ..• . • "s-" Sc ro ll's : , .. • & Bacon ......... P LO al urkru • 11- Casstrof ,,..,.d . -' Chive Cottage Cheese.. .oft lilis, ?4J MA-300 EXTRA 53 '' JW GREEN STAMPS .0 C L AA #...I W.4 Del 4 19141 -A QZ*Q 1 's e fu mdwi(hc t5sing Friday, Nov. 29th Thru Wednesday I i for the good thei Clos-d Sundi.-..- at Tur k u i toaf -. -- — 'us', ".s - 1.' Braunschwelger "itselected Dab Beef" Inflation Fighter ." 125 lb $ . • • • • • •••• I I • I• l..dy.t..t.b...i 0 0 Al 896 Pot Roast . 0 0 0 Irv, Tb.. Out.,., B $109 Tip Roast $123 S.r-S.Qv.s 49c Crá,p W.si., 99' ii" Submarine Sandwich ste"t69c 00411 Apple Pie ods for 99C Real Chuck Arm Grant Far 59' Sisilk.,u. Fried Chicken Oeó.. ,.sh.M.d. 1 l Chuck Roast . 0 Baked Beans . 0 0 9 0 0 0 f Flavorful team Misery Real Riede ee '' flavotfill " ' GO P r_ E 114 STAMPS Potato Sa lad Beef full-Cwt Rib Steak . . Iceberg Lettuce .... :: Tes t y c.iui..i. led Emperor Grapes . •s••••.... . . . c Beef forStew W 9 a a a a Z" 29c C 10 p c ,\ 69' ... 33 s'•' Green Cabbage $..f .. . ... Itifffect our slow, f l•Wd Short Ribs I ' Tasty froth-Modso Round Steak Tasty - Franklin Salami . 0 0 ' Leon kleary "? 79' . . • • sblaI i..' tree" i..i t. A Gr.. , '. ' II1 99C lb , •••• Swift Premium 11clisirfees 99' ' - SmokedDalsies •11s11.1 Pat O..a.R..,t $1' . • I . ' •'•IL'111.1JL. - . • "sis, Corned wee.S • • S S S • I Brown I'M Serve 0 0 Of 0 0 5-01 ' . • — . 'f']1iI Beef Liver Swift ' s$.s.d , . . . .. . . • • • . Pr.Iv lIi.b Style - - 11-off toomiwm Assistflod Sausage 3.ft . I 99' O l${h* I I ,l U I -. I.l•, Pvs.I. Testy Smoked Sausage Breakfast Club Family Slit ,•, •••• lb. 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Pkil, Van V V Ii k1 f1.p.,w,d TOKYO (AP) — A former in. after his surrender on Luband telligence officer in Japan's old Island, 75 miles southwest of Ilpetial army who hid out in a Manila,Marchlo,1974 Hegave Ph!lippinejunglefor3oyearsis himself on orders from disenchanted and having diffl- his onetime superior officer. l &I fd illy adjusting to a new life Sincv he emerged from the after a gap of three decades. jungle and returned home, OnIn the half year since he came oda like another straggler beto Japan, former I.t. Hiroo has been 5ought after O' d h written a best seller ho t hi CX on his experiences, brushed up eagerly to tell per•nsatpubflc gatherings on his tango steps, gone in 10 Japanese fencing, started The earlier straggler, former Sgt. Shoichi Yokot, was ca inglessons3ndtraveledup -I anddowntheJnpancse li.Ifl(.S. turet1bvtoFishcrmcnnet : 14. He has also moved frequently Jungle hideout in Guam after i, 10 escapie the news media and hiding 28 years. lie returned to Japan in 1972, six months later the curious public. married a 44-yearold spinster, The Wyear-old Onoda now toured the country giving lines Interviews and refuses lectures, ran unsuccemiully in answer quet,lons, but on a re- the parliamentary elections t visit to Brazil he told Sao last July and also wrote a book. aulo newsmen that he plans to His return, activities and ad. otle to Brazil, because he IS Jpoist In his homeland. Justments were different from -,Who have been In contact with The two news magazines, Nm and from published reports Shukan Asahi and Shukan In two Japarm-ze weekly news Shiricho, reported in extensive , _.Anagazines show he Is dis- articles that one of Onoda's usioned. This came despite problems Is thait he doesnot like hero'3 welcome he was ac* being tied to his inother's apron ded when he returned home strings - a--_______________ SUPER RIGHT FRESHLY SMOKED GROUND V INCLUDES 3 LBS. & OVER CENTERS & END SHANK PORTION CHOPS LB. LBO LB CLIP THESE ' ' IF 0 • S VALUABLE COUPON$ SAVE - - S SAVE 28C WITH COUPO BELO . i i.., N 1_jTHIS L.......... SAVE WITH COUPON BELOW 30t WEEK - I WIT H THIS ................YOUR CHOICE.............. OFPUICHAS? $ SAVE 20 1 TOWARD I I Limit I Of COUPON W/S5 00 MORIE IN OTHER PURCHASES CIGAIIIIIIS VALID THRU SUN DEC 1 1974 :_ , — I C A ur I WITH THIS COUPON TOW AR D RCHASE 71 JMTL I I. JUMBO • — ' [ ROLL s 0 i . - C I - - - - - S . - • 1 SAVE SAVE COU PON 30t TOWARD PURCHASE OF _____________ - 4 . AVE er 4Ø A04 A& S , 'C SUPER-RIGHLFULLYCOOKED , PORK LOIN SLICED 1 I Z 1 ew Life Is Difficult Ct4I Powder .... 4 1 49' where shop In '9 1111111 ACCEPT --------= o Its 9 o '.' , M...II - F-44 . Body 99C 88' Instant Coffee — 4 [1iT1 14 t: 49 ll'i'jlGreenStamps pit I Polls W.d 5. slosessolso 12-01. let 599 Vienna Sausage SAVI l3t Dish ot a l k et De e q,jenj 1 131 oil I @ bI) sill Y r U.S.D,A .00 Ness, SAVII 104, Polls Pon Inessio#16 at Cvwnthy Dog Food .. . . . . .. . . . . . 4'.'88' Ketchup .•. gw . Pu.. 88' SAVI ]Of, 3 licit 104loovy Dellis) s.II.....or....s...I. Ar 3 SAVI lOt Hunt's Sib 1140046. ll.tdl its, Broccoli Speciirs . '303 SA Wl 3 llN.Iw.hji.,$tU,d(,,,,,,.d. et tv.kuy A Baby Brussels Sprouts 0 1 1-1 SAY# olf 6.2 I.k.'s 4 59c ••I • PearHalves SI bob 11 IS SAVIIOt. O,lM.,,s.l, Lemonad e ............6 .. Potatoes Au Gratin .... 34 Vienna Fingers - Because of the new heroin appearing as far away as M 114MGreenSfampsP! , Irtular or FRUIT DRINKS Where Economy Originates - — 46 CANS ' t lush. Sliced Bacon..... •• the indi cators of hard drug skidded 30 per cent nationally to abuse a up in the past six about 1,260 last year. months. He said heroin addic. N the fit seeds of a new lion is increasing not only in crop are being planted in th e inr:e urban areas, but in small seven Turk ish provinces here citie3 spared until now. opium growing is permitted. -So we have a genuinely new U.S. intelligence estimates say situation and a worrisome the harvest next year may yield One," DuPont said. "We can no 2W tons of opium, compared Ann er talk about turning the with 150 tons in 1971, the last S"ner on heroin." crop year. Between 30 and 60 Jerome Hornblass, head of tons from that harvest were he Addiction Services Agency processed into he roin for the New York City, where half American market, U.S. of. nation's addicts live, says ficials say. old drug epidemic never Turkish officials ignored U.S. eally abated, but simply saw pleas to negotiate new and ge numbers of heroin addicts higher aid in return for a contch to other drugs when crit. tinued crop ban, although Turcal shortages developed in the key was assured the United •erotnsupply. States "would pay anything ' Hcrnblass believes that hero. reasonable," a U.S. diplomat m still is the drug of choice for said. housands not now using it. But Tur key Lnok,,er. conMany federal government ex- sidered the only major supplier perts share this view. for the American market. Mex. The most publicized source of ican heroin, which once L concern about an upsurge in amount ed to less than 10 per hero in traffic and use in the ce nt of t he drug in th e United UkdSthWswas Turkey's d Sth now prO%jdes over 6oper conlastsummer to resume cent ot the present supply, • growing of opium poppies. DEA reports. Mexican heroin ) Sen. Mondale termed deci. commonlyis bro,asoppose sion "a declaration of war to the white of the Middle and against our children." Far East. It has been showing However, the plant ing decision, state that dealers wi th white vastly expanded he roin produc- heroin are coloriig their on in Mexico, together with product br own to make it more pplies from traditional pro- salable, authoriUes reporL In the Far East, can now The DEA reports that Mexi. e the r oughly can poppy production, almost V Din needed each year for a entirely in mountainous Sinaloa iajor U.S. epidemic. Sta te on th e Pacific coast, 'has "Clearly the U.S. epidemic grown by quantum leaps" with ould restart without any (new) no indication of leveling off. kishprcductlon,butttcould Exact production figures are drama ticall y worse wi th new said to be unavailable because urkish says D • people d groups are L "It could be a crisis on involved in the traffic. "Anyone of a wi th a few thousand dollars who - Experts estimate that only 15 is willing to take the personal -quae miles of opiwn fields In can play' the Mexican any of more than 40 countries game," a State Department *With the right soil and climate official said. could supply half-a-million U.S. Once known only in the South- 4 THANKSGIVING DAY Pont, director of the Presi. Federal figures show addict. dent's Special Action Office on related crime dropped in 1972 - j ASSORTED FLAVORS 1 COONS I as o" / ov. 28, 1975F Heroin Epidemic extra 600 Thursday, I I : I p . SAVE LIMIT I COUPON W!$5 00 CIGAIL ITIS VA L ID THOU --------- SUN DIC I I97 ----- a one, GOLDEN RIPE WITH THIS COIUPON SAVE 3R OF R=C COLA WW'WW __ I ' SCOTT. 9 IOUNTYo. IUNIX U 1 1601. BOTTLES 891 -$ ( IILD / lIMIT I COUPON Wi $5 00 CIGAIIIIIS VALID NT COFFEE 1 - -- - LACHO umbel% WITH THIS coupotf OF CAN 39~ MOTTS APPLE JUICE 32 oz BILE 49c PRICIS IN THIS AD A 11 0 It CHOW MEIN NOODLES 5Y2 oz. CAN53 HAWAIIAN PUNCH I i 699 GENERAL WI LLS CHIPOS 9Y2 OZ. 79~ BOX TOWARD FURCHA! LBO IS - FOLS TmkU SUN DEC 1.1974 SAVE 24 , JAR ifesill GA21TTIS 1 I FF IC T 'V E 1111 V SUN DR 1 1914 11mS coup()?4 W/JS 00 VALID IHIU law SUN DIC 1,1974 a"- PINECREST CENTER .0 Hwy. 17-92 at 27th ST., SANFORD OFF(RID 001 SAIt All Not _64 �______________________ _. '. ' • -. - Thursday, Nov. 28, 1974 6F—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT -- - BRIDGE 111vett ON T% ___ BLAP / OENT JZ FACE L DE EFOTLEbL. L I ,—J- -.. /fq \\'\ - P .' / NORTH (U) 4 A53 ? A 76 j IV F-S-17 0 ,Z'S , &4E OF -ME THORN KIN B RNIN WAR)NS,HEMkMT OF LINIFORWI, DONT SETTER GO WITH DON"r I CAN 14ELP LINNTT FORMND CUB LE WITH I'LL IAAVrc'70 UNIFORMS! MAKE 'IOU /c3ETOtJ I SOMMING ORLLE? TIJAT'S I V TO'TRAVEL C= 8 TRUE., IN, k Ht - 3 KQ102 4. North-South vulnerable West North Fast South 14 I'a&s ['ass 2 N T 11ass l'ass 46 54 I'am 4 N.T. 64 1,11t. hidding lill., th-vil .18 East South IThk North West -: TV by Art Sonsom _________ R LO SE ~Lj kkt-~5T SFC-W SiX ? WRL,all C, W IN FROOT GF - THAT THIW AND 1'1.~L EUT 401.) HAVEWT THAT LITTLF, kAT KK013 5T "D TV -MAT LITTI-E KW5! OF- 140W TK~ FO&eiE5T TSLEY6100 Wmes I 1kFZ T. M, CWT "bUZ I. by CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DO ZAT HERE UNIVERSITIES, VE HAVE DUELS TO SETTLE MATTERS OF HONOR B/MO - , ' SE / ew ____ t' '' ._ "I should leach him the value of a dollar! That would take a staff of crack economists!" You, South, hold 4 3 VA Q 10 ri .K .1 4 4\ () lb By Roger Bolton FUNNY BUSINESS U*DFMMLQ, Neicr ~GAFT WRAPPL40 oil i,. /V/. 9 YMJT , r h J jpirii • * 1/JdirA N0 IV#* ov PC flO? ,l AZ',vmE ,, TAX I CVJ' \ V/ ON w0i WFI"P mye to A9' /f. I \ P , hAfySN3 IT 10 mufflers may be in trouble next week, when the / . wT, 71$ HINVIX Ir 6MA elm/ EXCUSE A14 I f. 1~ < BLONDIE Chic Young .4 T14ATS ExACTLY \04AT I WOUL()VE - i 28 TUMBLEWEED 'A :O'Ai 'W ~_/ piy 1D1 1! __ X ' IN ISM J.OTSAIJJQç' Y0O'RE \ RE MY OEIGHT. 5= WS ift- ELY 1W I WHY (5T I SHOOK OVER A been replaced with a stock type mtfler when it wears out, a driver will have no problem with the law," saidSgt. Wade Smith, who FEV 17156"F-S SENSMVEI FAHRENHEIT? WN AM 7)4AT% A WMAT W&E....&XP.. MOTTO Mc _nkff IOKAOFtwow! 11-11,10 "A L "A BECAUSE THEY \ ThAT'5 CALLED A\ VITED THE INDNS To RESERVAION/ THEIR TWANKSGIViN(S C>AY FEASTI? . - ____ .- - 4 (BsE IT CAMt AYF LOW ER' r V . t ______ • / • - - V ___ / f / .-- 0 - -• - _ - 0 0 by Dick Cuvoib ' CC WINTHROP? I WALLPAPER IN II —.1 N ____ II 1 / E INEXABILOP JR D' J II 1$ S 1, ''• -• ORANGE NI ____ ____________ - I ____ ARCHIE ir 'a by Bob U f _____ HE'S TRYING IC' REPAY JUGHEAD IS ALL THE MEA HE GE I TING I / ...INVITING FROM ALL OF U5 U51 TO LNNER1 pAC kMV OH, HERE THE MENU 'CATTAIL SOUP, COLD KALE IN VINEGAR WILD THEY LOST THEIR. t D(DN'r APPETITE' ANYTHING WHAT'LL U JUST IiF MENU 1 PREPARF EVERYONE LEFT I GW ________________ NAFTA AJHAT5H UP THERE H144. WA i ROM UNCLe CHICkA5AW JYI, N 9 ___ . " ' I b yHowi. Schneider 1 by Bob Tboves J/ r I I I 1" y THIS PANTYMOSI AFID 60110 RACK 45 RIBS SHORT " " 511LIK -.' - . by FreAk Hill ir F l ay —r - irrrl R94T3 CW 4A Bridge 8B Comics 8B ARE M(4AWANc) LL IT E 1132 Dear Abby ......... IB . .:- • - •. - ' #fii Unable To Testify Dennis Perry (left) and Ben Loudermilk of Sanford, replace a worn-out muffler with a stock-type (Iferald Photo by Bill %'ince although an agreement a with out furth er complications "we would estim ate that such a peared to be near on com- trip would be possible by Feb. 16. 1975." pensation to Americans whose The trial, now in its ninth week, Is expected to be concluded by property was seized ter the Christmas, therefore making it certain that Nixon cannot testify. CWnese revolution. He had been subpoenaed by John D. EhrUchman, one of the five "I look forward to visiting the defendants. PtvPlt'3 RePublic ulf Clii~in The doctors said that if Nixon*s recovery continues that he sometime next year and to con might be able to testify at a courtroom near his home at San tinuing the process of normaliz Clemente. Calif., by Feb. 2. Ing our relations," Ford said in The possibility remairwd that Sirica could order a delay in the a written statement trial long enough to obtain the former president's testimony by Kissinger, on his way home deposi tion a 8A Dr Crane ........... 5A Dr.Lamb 8A Horoscope Hospital 7A Obituaries Television WEATHER - cloudy and it little i4armer Saturday. A chance nf showers Isle.Saturday. Complete weather deWls page ;. ' • candidate for city commission Hagin, $15, Evergreen Temple pard, $10, Rebecca Henderson, No.321, $25; Carroll W. Staples, $5. Rayrnond Fields, group three sent, reDorted campaign contributions of $10; Stewart Baker, $10; Denver Caldwell, Mamie $1,131.37 through Nov 25 and George A Myles, $5, Joseph Evans, $4.25; Sernmle Josephs, Jackson, $5; Jimmie Dcon, $1; Ruth Smith, $1; Lila expenditures of $967.32. Contributors reported were: $ 1; Uuise Brown Sr., $ 1; Alfred I Con't on Pg. 2A) Alfred DeLattibeaudiere. $200; D. Jackson, S2; Walter Griffin. OLD ATOCKINGS land China next year in a move trip, f-pparently made no major that would be heightened when to accelerate relations breakthrough regarding Brezhnev visits WasWngton in with the mainland and to balance Taiwan during his latest talks June, when he and Ford Soviet leader onIdBrezev's in the Chinese capital. probably will sign a new 10-year trip to Washington next June. Newsmen traveling with Ki treaty limiting offensive were told that at the nuclear arms. Anannowicementoftiiep rca- singer The communique made no idential visit, giving no specific start of his In he had no Indate or reason, was given in a tention of arranging the reference to Taiwan, the refuge presidential visit but that of the ousted Na tiona list govjoint communi ue L ed in Washlngton'tand Peking as circumstances developed that ernment of Chiang Kai-shek. But U.S. officials said there will Secretary of State Henry Kis- led to an invitation. The trip was discussed by be some reduction in the 4,000. singer's completed a five-day cable with Washington on Tuesman U.S. force on the Wad trip to CWna. day and Wednesday, when it before Ford goes to China. U.S. officials traveling with was nailed down. Nixon and his Chimse hosts Kissinger said they expected The Chinese were said to be had been unable to agree on a the trip would take place late in basicaBy satisfied with the Pa ce common poUcy toward Taiwan. 1975 It was also understood that the Chinese took the itialive in arranging the visit, Ford wi.11 be following the footsteps of former President Richard Nixon, whose 1972 visit marked The end of 0 century of eArmgment iind prc4uced the Shanghai commuique setting guidelines for deeloping normal relations beWASHINGTON AP) The court-appointed panel of doctors teen the two nations that examined former PresidentNixon earlier thisweek told U.S. Thecommuniquetodaysald that "U.S. and Chinese sides able to travel to Washington testify in the Watergate cover-up held frank, wide-ranging and trial. mutually frank talks" during I Earlier story Page 2A) KiWnger's visit. It added: 'They reaffirmed their unThe doctors also said that Nixon is not well enough to give a changed commitenth to the deposition but that "we would estimate that he should be able to principles of the Shanghai com- give a deposition In his home by Jan.6." muaique.' The report signed by Dr. Charles A. Hufnagel said that "it is Otherwise, Kissinger's visit difficult to predict with cur ac a Cy" when Nixon could travel to produced no e vident major Washington without excessiv e risk. " Doctors Say N ixon - 14~_ t Index Around The Clock 1th1lIM,tO (AP) Pres- from Peking uthout seeing of detente. Fords visit would ident Ford plans to visit main- Chairman Mao Tse-tung this overcome a sense of Isolation q V-- - column tomorrow (page IB) of those few nirnrods who not onIyha%'en(tlega1ga the entrance gates at the Farmion Wildlife Management Area. •'-IJ - PLAIN -.: mo im decibels — about as loud an alarm clock held one foot from your Slotnrcycles will he limIted to 86 decibels, trucks to 90. Bored with the same old commercial gift wrap and Scotch tape combination when wrapping holiday packages? Women's editor Jean Patteson has Christmas gifts all wrapped up in a multitude of new and attractive ( but simple and inexpensive)wrappers on P1C of the W omen section Sunday. ' TO . 7-3 --w: New regulations go into ef fect on Jan. 1, which limit A Better Wa To Wrap - =M -. = In time, the patrol plans to expand enforcem nt of the noise regulations by training additional patrolmen for the job and by enlisting the support of local police agencies. Hunters are up to their 'old tricks' again according to Herald correspondent Bob Orrell as he writes in his \, - ISM UP / ' L EVER MET I GIViNG . . . - un EEK&ME MEEK I FRANK AND ERNEST I for the office that pays an an collections of $flS and ex - Henry Groom, Midway, $2; $5 and on Hope M B Church nual salary of $3,000 plus $1,8W penditures of $648,17. Evergreen Lodge No. 23, 125, all of Sanford. in expenses. Opposing Morris are retired Sanford, $35; J. E. Monord, Oliver Perkins, $5; B. Sanford City Commissioner Contractor Alfred DeLat. veteran Delbert Euga and Winter Park, $10; Titus King, WAlso Smit Sr. 0; B A.A. Mcanahan leads a field tibeaudiere, auto dealer Guy clothing salesman E.O. Altamonte Springs, $5; Mrs. C. Robinson $1 all of Da yt ona of seven candidates saking two Thornton and reporter Stella "Eddie" Keith. Euga report Moore, commission seats in the Dec. 3 Woodhouse are opposing M contributions of $fl9.61 and [wson, Sanford, $10; Ulee Club, $25; Charles Gibson city election by a wide margin Clanahan In his bid for another expenditures of $229.87; Keith Thomas, Midway, $10; Edgar James Fie is, $2; Uonard $352 and in both campaign contributions term. 9. Bass Jr., Sanford, $3; Leroy Smith, $3; Ernest QbrethSr,, and expenditures. DeLattibeaudlere has Following isa detailed break- Hampton, Altamonte Springs, $1;Charlesex ander,$2;ja Official records show a total reported contributions of down of the seven candidates' $5; Providence M. B. Church, Pearl Alexander, $1.50, all of of $5,556.98 collected by the $1,131.37 and expenditures of financial reports: Lake Monroe, $50; Women's Sanford. candidates through Monday $96i .12: Thnrntnn 1410 Pnd "'Sau CIA IkF1gWuVd, $25; ALso Bessie M. Chambers, $321.71; and Woodhouse $225 (Financial reports of can and $4,7ot) i3 spent Alice Appling, $5, and Louise Oviedo, $5 Jam es Carter $5Reports filed b) McClanahan and $198.78. didates In other Seminole Cra w ford, $5, both of Sanford. Rebecca Smith $8' Mrs with City Clerk Henry Tamm's In the other commission race municipalities were listed In Beatrice Clark, $1; Mrs. office show the incumbent has incumbent John G Morris Thursday's Herald) Also He) Diddle Diddle Child toria Burton, $1, Fannie Burns, collected $2,434 and has spent leads in contributions and Care Center, $20, Rachel Lee $1 Allen Cha pel aME Church $2,145 03 so far in his campaign expenditures Morris reported $, Helpful Sisters Club, $25, $33 70, S N U C $2675 Mrs SSnnfird on ford Les [Ion mies t Club t25 'aiiII) Daniels, an1e1s, •,,, 1osep Josep h S amue l Alfred G DeLattibeaudiere, Wright Jr, $10, J A Caldwell, $10, The Shep- THAT f00 ~AN_q 9NION PIE _____ by Crooks & Lawrence rJJ I - I public is demanding that our tdghways have quieter vehicles and we think this will help," he said Hunters Hit Fence Gates CAPTAIN EASY . , / WINTHROP . By BOB UYD City Editor by Al Vermoor STUART,DO 'YOU KNOW or-, . . heads noise enforcement for the Highway Pa trol. "We're not out to hard. time the citizens, but the d C14E MA 0 PRISCILLAS POP - - Can l*da es Re ort S endi n 1 by Hoh~ & stow t ina ex ear \ , BUGS BUNNY Florida Highway Patrol begins regular enforcement of anti-noise regulations Officials say six troopers with electronic equipment have been assigned to enforce the law but issue only warnings at first. lAter, there will be $15 lines for drivers of noisy cars, trucks and motorcycles. "if the exhaust system is S k, AMI .. MIAMI (AP) — Drivers of vehicles with noisy I . FARI r - — ', , 0 o -. On J ,- HERE'S THE PASTRAMI SANDWICH 1W tect nima s ro $30. Kennel For the first tilile in the within 30 beginning Sunday tile pet can addition, you will have to pay $3 days after they are resident of each of the five In yards, and running "at ordinance, may be mated with owners who don't obtain such a county, animals which are brought into the county. county districts, will help to large," and of animal "intenti to bree d , out wey cruelly be picked up by the animal a day boarding cost dung the license, which includes the cost mistreated are Dead animals will have to be determine mistreatment of miseancnt, prompted the control officer. can Impounded if a female is is Impoundment of six Inspections animal protected b) the ordinance removed from any property at pets, and will decide on conIf your pet barks, whines Of allOC to mate 1fl Commissioners are con. control officers will ha ve to Anyone who maliciously the expense of the pet owner. If finement of ,vicious" animals. rnma e The strongly-worded orproduces ordors offensive to sidering a proposal to enforce make, en be fined $10. deprives food, water and that owner can't be found, the your neighbors, he can also he the ccunty ordinance in the The ordinance was the result dinance super(:cdes all previuth; Commercial kennel o w ners Fiurce, da ngerous and protection from their pets, or responsibility falls on the of months of work between the county laws governing animal inpounded under the new cities if the councils request it, are those defined as deriving vicious animals are required to abandons, poisons, beats or property owners. commissioners, the Orlando control. FHk4 Ho hway Patrol To Crack Down 5PMIAL 0446rffiV5 A ontro county animal control or. providing they waive their own more than 25 per cent of their be confined within secure en- kills them can be fined up to The county comniLsoners Dog Kennel Club, and the dinance. municipal animal ordinances, income from the kennel closures. If they are not, the $500 and imprisoned up to 60 will also appoint a se ven- Seminole County Humane If If your pet is taken to the Annual pet tags will cost $3 operation. It excludes pet officer can come on the owner's days. If our dog or cat runs loose member Animal Con trol Board. Society. for these or any other after Sunday, and a license for shops, pet be auty parlors and property and Impound the . . on private or public property in violations, it will cost you $5 the The board, to consist of a Numerous complaints about the operation of a commercial animal hospitals. mals animal. ble to rabies eterinarian, a member of the uncontrolled animals knocking the county without a leash or first time, $10 the second, and kennel will run $40 with yearly will have to be vaccinated county Humane Society and a over garbage cans, defecating "effective voice control," M each time thereafter. in renewal set at Female animals, under the V,/ O IV Id' r inance o By BILL herald Staff rater . try Lewis ...\\ ( ) r - North's five-club response to Hlacood showed all four a(tS South thought atoiit DOONESBURY TAKE THEM Sj, /E A BUT DO. Enforcement Starts Sunday New ____ - - 1JS I'ass Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents / lIVI1.11 (III %ou 11'.1W bidding sevenfor a moment and A-The four of trumps,. %lake then decided to take what declarer play the other suit%. should have been a sure profit TODAVS QUESTION at six. your The play looked simple partner resilonded one notruinji enough. Ile led a low spade to to your d(Kible. %%'hat (to %011 do his king at trick two and connow" trnued with a second spade to Ans-AerTornorroA dummy's ace. West showed out ,and all of a sudden there were Send S I for JACOBY MODERN problems. South had a sure book to: "Win of Bridge."(clo trump loser and there were this newspaper). P.0 Box 489, RathoCity StaUon York, some slight worries about his ff Y. 100 19 fourth heart. POT EXAZ:I-LV,,) , 67th Year, No. 87—Friday, Nov. 29, 1974 ,jq 1'as 1111eralcl .7 uth took fflsqe hearts. entered dummy with the king of diamonds and led another heart. East could do nothing better than to discard again. South won that trick with the king of hearts, led his 10 of hearts and rut fed in dummy. East could overrf, but once more he would be ruffing South s losing heart. Again, careful play had prevailed. Q63 _ V EAST 4.11082 T5 + 10754 4K982 VJ9843 + J92 40J 106 SOUTH by Dave Graue ALLEY OOP I . South's losing heart. So East j rtg i his next play was to cash dummy's ace of hearts. Then he led a heart towardhis ha, East could ruff If he wished, but in that case he would be ruffing . c2 I Hsolvedtbe problem JAMES JACOHY at ... . OF Altamonte Election Slated For Three Polling Placee, T - r - .- By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Glenn, researched the An answer to drainage city's charter, budget and problems in the city can be organization as part of the worked out through a ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Seminole League or women cooperative effort on the city City voters Tuesday will cast Voters study on consolidation, county and state levels, Mrs lllotsin Uue polling places to fieLs iii ifl) matters may be t,lenn said, with the initiative elect a new city councilman to solved by cooperat;on among beginning at the city level. replace Dan Dorfman. who thd the county's governmental As a social worker In another not seek re-election, units, but a strong city state successfully obtaining The polling places will be government should beretained. federal and state funding for a located at the civic center, city Her main concerns are lake pilot head start program, hail and Mon tgomery Road levels, drainage and sewers, Glenn beLiees all avenues of Fire Station the need for federal grants, city approach in gathering state and Elected to his council seat beautification, crime and police federal money for city projects unopposed was George Perkins and fire protection can bring soutlons to many Perkins was appointed Imt Radloff, meanwhile has problems. summer to fill the unexpired called for an audit and city Noting Wt trees and flowers term of Don Slyers, resigned. council investigation into utility hance the city's beauty, she Candidates for Dorfman's tax revenues to determine if the said a program of sming rather seat are Sandra Glenn, a funds are being used in tht than replanting should be unhomemaker and mother, and manner for which the fees were dertaken. "I would observe new . . - •- - -- - • ________ - CHRISTMASTIME Ikkes, trikes, clothes and toys In colorfully aecorated christmas displays are greeting customers In Seminole cousity stms now that nanksgiving has passed. Enthu3tsitic shoppers are pouriq � 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, November 28, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 27, 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/ab8b485dacc57ec9a66442b7efb8c7c7.pdf 6690bca24a086b94bf0bd9dab7bc5476 PDF Text Text — 12B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 25, 974 BEETLE BAILEY - WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walkei ,E;E6 IN *Z IO%1ETRC A EERCItE ' R OU T I. 6A I D1.' I >' \ ( T"1's Fs.O EERCiE Y 6 , / the king of hearts 3 Q 106 ,—.\-- 'O USQ IV41NG HE'LL BE LOOK ING FOR IS -TROUBI th I) by Day@ Graue 47 West North Eabt 8outh 14 Pam 34 s 2 Ilai's am 54 Opening lead — 2 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansorn I'T'S ANXT TIME qGU 60T4') WHAT5 FOR TURA FISH • Oswald: One of the nice thinks aboul, getting old is 114it the smart, young players try to fool YOU." Jim: "Are you putting me in ) i it7 -A ~j, _.j ' to ge I in Jim • ___________ " By R09ef 8011en FUNNY BUSINESS pamm> (* WERT ONS OF HIS ftESTU A4 ____________ _____ QUO" _______RBAC / sRvicE,/ t ' _________________________________ A .1 TODAY'S QUKSTION You bid two hearts. %'our pa rtner raises "ou k) three Wha t do you do non' Lip_Apym ;P 11W Jim: "All right. Tell your Oswald: "1 nfed the second diamond, entered dummy wi th I (V i CD tv by Larry Lewis S MITCH X HES BEEN MOOD'Y HIDINO IN )AND WITHDRAWN H R M, SINCE THE NEW - . by Garry Trudeau v a . -._ AGAIN Ld ojjt~w -11T-~ AMSRICAM - 7J i. iiv, ,- i I _____ BLONDIF 4j - - Chic Young E / SEGE 14A FOOD (vE Ir NOT ET BRINGING 7 - - - V r . 3J . UP FOR CHRISTMAS . 4_ / - - - a'•l - . BUGS BUNNY HONb Ir 00 IN M4NGS, i / WHY CANT YOU Pg LAO OVER 'inAie Or $riurr A PiP \ .__ PRISCILLA.e bD by Al Vermeer E' GOOD GET FZID OF IWAI FRO& 51-40W I)RE - . NOT CRoAII,< LISTEN CROAK CROAK 7__ 6 5 *)9 ' 1 '-1 t, by Dick . 6AI HE GOIN* T071-115/N TIGHT ARCHIE i HTLIALLY THIWi(S by Bob Montana _____ J L A ME5E 'TO PROVIF IT. WE BEU EW PUT He//0 THAHE THIS P'CLT C(dON BUORI ON AN D YOU CAN AM YOU KNOW HE SEES - ________ OH, NO ____ IN SCHOOL! vi "- _ - V-1 ''I 01 I by Crooks & CAPTAIN IVTAWUI! .1 r APi GOT AWOTHER—'P LTURE ALVIE HI EPMET' 11 PERTECT HIM Ai0i T! H4I/ j'y-.- -- ,c . ..y. ligaidl I 9 ORT6WPF' FFR i"ibti' V5ITIM' • HUR9 OVEI -UAl OP u M. ____ Elk & MEEK _________________________ JT rtXi 1)-4IJK - by Howie Schn,1 1 _ -4R.' ,tX.R IOU L VA(Y TD DpikiKI EXIT* plementation of comprehensive costly. L. PAY *ftIPl ACCIDENTALLY PUT IM A FULL PAVAS W0991,2ç — SHORT RIDS Then - BOST NSAS II" -1 10 ONE LrTTL.E 1W WEARD HI K, H SIRE. IN fl1 _-4I!i'O) . planning depart- planning County Planner those done either individually ment its designated agency in Roger Neinwder has already And, while the new act does or collectively; and those best order to avoid additionall ex. been designated as the county said, d, but It not requirethat the planning executed by county and won't be able to "set goals or goals of the county be analyzed, plied to the cities, such as data Ask Corn rn iss ion 's head. pense to the city. thileu otherwise provided Altamonte Springs . . WAN MILLUNIGOLM COINS W FOREIGN AIP. I 11 YJ I I -. - FARM OK / Commissioners didn't pursue the Lssue or ask why the state ,( Around the Clock ......... 4A Bridge ................... 813 Calendar 3A COmJc-q ......... ..... _ &B Cromword Puzzle .... ... 3B 4! Dear Abby ............... 6A Dr. Crane ............... 3B Dr. Lamb ........... . 3B Horoscope ....... . ....... 38 Hospital ............... 5A Obituaries 5A Television. ..........38 lan soINOINIA. Calif. (AP) — "Super-turkey" hits arrived for Thanksgiving — on weak legs that sometimes quake beneath its 60 pounds of meat. Wild turkeys seldom reach more than 20 pounds, but computer-alded turkey Industry geneticists have bred giantzed holiday birds wIth more meat, especially in the breast. The Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms, Inc., claiming to be the largest breeder in the world, produces about 15m11 lion eggs each year. The company estimates that twothirds of North America's turkeys are secand -generation descendants of Nicholas eggs. "We have a- super4urkey," sal" executive Jack Merritt said in an interview Monday. "Today's turkey hits more meat to bone yield, more breast, rapid growth, economical growth on less feed, good reproduction ' traits and hatchability" Butler said the third motorcycle budgeted for replacement this year Is a three-wheeler for we traffic division estimated to cost $2,400. fie said this unit will go out for bids. Moore s,aid today tie di(iii,t push for discussion Monday night because "I got my head kicked in at budget time about motorcycles." In August, Moore suggested a SWItCh from Harley-Davidson police motorcycles that must be serviced in Orlando to Honda cycles that could be servi ced locally. Two weeks later corn. missioners authorized the purchase of Harley-Davidson cycles after (7hief Bu ler said his offic'rs wouldn't ride the Imports. At that fte $10,Z9 as b budgeted for three motorcycles. 'I .' 4V1 - - CITY DAYS Just In time for Thanksgiving, shoppers are taking ad. vantage of Fa City Days sponsored by Saaiord Plaza merchants, Downtown - -. flu$Ifleiiss:datj Chamber of Commerce. Produce Is betagat displayed a and along Fint street by local farmers at bargain prices. In bottom photo, Kyle Bauer and Clain Prescott of Seminole r 4,. Farmers of America (FFA i man stand as project. la) or I e Moore why the mission to authorize the de th ered to police today were He explained that Harley. cycles didn't go to bid Knowles emergency purchase," not put out fot bids. "But Ithink Davidson had been on strike grinned and replied, "YOU Knowles d you're aware tha t the proper and the Orlando dealer "got shouldn 't ask that." (Related City commissioners said the pa rties have been chastised,' three in and I wanted two of 'Story Page 3A) first they knew of the Morris said. themwhllewecouid get thezn:' Index _!Fn1H ivilowlit I If the defaulting city t's A Bir d ? P e No - It's Super Turkey - _-,- C Under the act, the cities and accept the plan of the special I by Ub Tfaves _ months to stop spending, said must be made by the beginning and deducated from city funds. Willbmlson Road and Rang e fast week that without the bank of the month. fie added that Ferrell said, however, that Line Road to SR 434 causing the loan the city w ouldha v e to give hospitalization insurance most of the $,OOO is in ac- city problems. has ma e plans. They'fl have to the county feels that such an collection. for, as in the Winter Springs designated Mayor Norman recognize their own philosophy examination is necessary and is control future development," the In the realm of "policy designation, the county plan- Floyd as its representative, and county each have three agency, it will no longer be and plan accordingly." will take steps to complete such making," the act requires that ning department wifl be Lemincluding the "appropriate use years from Oct. 1,(until Oct. 1, permitted to alter Its municipal Foremost in the county's -in according to a "Local Land i Continued on Weather Detalls Page 5A _j Ferrell, who has been war- substantial withholding taxes checks for the Nov. 30 pay will dump traffic onto ning colleagues for several and social security payments period have already been made Longwood Hills Road, E. E. unlikel) case, the county count) will be able to assist the not exist CLEAR ;< TAIPIK ABOUT INDUSTRIAL ACCIDIENTS :9 141$SgD THA COME 009AIK Ferrell Monday night con- for November total $5,000, he Council Chairman Don tinued his predictions that said. Schreiner UrRed councilmen to financial disaster is at hand, Mrs. Shomate said that the keep an eye on the proposed saying a $2,500 electrical bill city has a total of SN1,000 in all irAlustrial development Of a isa ree n annin Askew, provides for the "tin- eventually prove extremely appoint an agency, P. FRANK AND ERNEff t emergency purchase request, Commissioner A. A. hich didn't appear on the McClanahan said "There bid law was being cir- meeting agenda, was when they probably a foul-up in staff Sanford city commissioners cwrnented were told in the meeting of the cornirunications" but Butler have authorized the After Monday night's request toda) denied there was a foul to purchase" of two meeting, Knowles said his Krowles told a Herald up Butler refused to comment new poUce motorcycles without office received a request for a reporter Monday night that on whether or not he had asked seeking bids on the $7,032 worth purchase order for the two Chief of Police Ben Butler "had that bids be sought on the of equipment. motorcycles Monday and he already bought the motorcycles equipment. wouldn'tsign it sintv Uie cycles for $3,516.48 each." Butler said two 1968 model City Manager Warren hadn't gone to bid. Commissioner John Morris motorcycles are being Knowles iequested the action "That would have been illegal said today he was unaware outright and not being traded-in C OUTLAWED BIB OVERALL5 C _s' _ ft By BOB LLOYD C1t Editor - AND HE m PRiNCIPAL £Y0 e mployes a two weeks vacation premium is also due in less than Avenue. Mrs. GaUlano was without pay in mid-December. a week, that an additional $8,000 given time to consu Ithe r at. must be paid for fiability in- torney on the matter. an or o ice Get C c es C 411% WINTHROP ,. planning programs to guide and - POP If children's nursery reidti21 C.. Reid — • law Oct. 1, without the Seminole County is that tile law defaults, the county's state ci ti 5e to some degree at the signature of Governor Reubin is unnecessary and will legislative delegation will outset, Kercher PRI5CILLA, operating a of land, water and resources 1977) to prepare and adopt a boundaries, until all terms effort to lmkt the act Is an Kercher. Agency,, be ded w1n tnconted areas of the consistent with the public in- comprehensive plan. the act are completed. anAysix of the act Itself. As a ftt 180 dip of Oct. 1. Seminole county. The secand concept in terest." But while ad was If either entity does not ado Kercher told ThcHeral dt of inst zmth's aruifs. "e The first monthly rePOrI On designed to "encourage and a plan b portant At two separate rneeUt dy r'pared d by e- ba sc I concepts have compliez ww-govemmaw an ordiname for a the efforts of the county's assure cooperation between "specIal this time, than a "there are some cit 9 in public me Of The state Iteslative planning agency" financial trouble" who may not eznàged: relatIoNhipg" now exist in planning department to im- and among municipalities a nd e hearing th th at would make the delegation Oct. 21, and one of shall be created to assume the That there is a "great deal county. Of these relationships, count), phnning department its CAI-NO members, Nov. 13 — piement the Seminole County county government" in plan- duty of both preparing and be enthused about participating in the planning. he added, of work to be done" and while the task of comprehensive agency on a temporary basis, the county and the cities were Comprehensive Planning Act ning and development, the adoptinga plan When the cities 'The quality But, of the final there Is a lot of i nf ormation planning must be divided into The CU) of Winter Springs asked to name a technical was submitted to the county general reaction of cities in default, the coun y com- pr uct w commission today by assistant already in existence (provided three groups: those performed preparing to vote on a person to coordinate the more mioners can designate a amount of resources that will be by various agencies), there in a by each en ti ty, such as policy resolution that would also make fundamen pthnner Bill Kercher. aspects of the special agency if, and in the brought to hear on It" The lot more information that does decisions and set ting of goals, the county The Sta te act, which became ANALYSIS I ONE 0 I \ — by Hándihl & Sloffol L MXRaRAN CF ATTEINTIOW J I -____— ___________________ Iferald Staff Writer 5JR R0U NPP Y T1Nr:.q. AkIfl in mid-December. By BILL BELLEVILLE rfA P. rM ' ____ shopping and an exciting holiday atmosphere where weary shoppers can rest their feet and feut their eyes on the gay decorations and animated Christmas displays. ies, ount , ( ____ 5CHL UJCK, I / ' - NO, ------.-' ' 1 - — ---,- without pay City Supt. Ralph FW ier noted that CAM Corp. owes the city a considerable sum for a bill for water used during the subdivision's construction. In other business, action was delayed on a complaint that Mrs. Richard Galliano Is •'.. ,- - ____ / Thousandi of Ch ris tmas fights transformthe Altamonte Mall Into a shimmering wonderland following Saturday's ela borate "flUng ceremony." The Mall offers an abundance of Christmas ..:2V/ •1 - - •1 - -' . I PO NOT CARE FOR A PINCH 17 BACK ' "i' . . e Casselberry has been negotiated it does not appear the city is in immediate need of MALL LIGHTS TUMBLEWEED M ED 7 Sur PEOPLE y :,4_c 4 ______ the . I .i+" - -: L -JaV AL 0 . V'1.'f' - I'- *1 A .p rites. - .. 40taAAJ21j Nq C44SSI - -- # , ttjm W W ~~ftVfbf- POL/r/cs NO / a/wtv L . vacation weeks Onnie H Shomate said she Will comments were without maintenance bond, improperly Julian was instructed to rite no more checks until the foundation and adequate funds placed in general fund accounts prepare an emergency or city bookkeeper, now wculd be on hand to take care of and spent must be returned to nance banning parking on the hoapitalized, returns to work city commitments She builder Stolte In addition to Seminole Boulevard right Of n x month and Councilman H. suggested Ferrell w "eying the Dec. 15 payroll of morethan way by patrons of the Sao A. Scott said that although an tomakethecit look $20,000. Ot her unpaiddt bills Orla ndo Kennel Cl ub. $18,000 loan from Comflank - Answer Tomorrow 61 I KNEW iT," WARNED HIM I ITS THAT RXCRC151,11 an immediate loan. (Related Story Page 2A) City Clerk and Treammir - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS v. a two empl oyes was worried about being p ' - give financial condition. Ferrell charged fellow council members had taken the problem out of his hands and he bit counts which cannot be used for general expenses, such as cemetery account, federal revenue sharing money, paving fund, customer water deposits, and $9,450 In sewer connection rebates owned to CAM Corp., the city would have to you want to do" about the city's . . T'O TABLE AND / e ae Without the bank loon IXINGWOOD — Councilman B. If. Ferrell, self-proclaimed watchdog of the city treasury and chairman of the finance committee, threw his hands up In (kInr \Ionda rwht told his coUeagues "to do what COLD! story" n Il k By 1) 0 N N A I-ST F-S 11ciald Staff Writer Id like 'i sure wish one o1Janie's,boyfriends would ca11 ut) Finances ngwood ou e r Inv 0 10 SUU (It) nt)' 'Ar he.arts. sour hanti ,% uitiio you might have made the same 13 strong enough to make this ! .Prnnd hill, I " W hat I I- / YOU, South, hold but you certainly aren't young an more. FIfteen years back I. -I-T North East 8o uI h I)h1t. 16 24 11a,"s l bass _• j % haii Well ;.i1f o e; have been flI7ir2] DNN6F,7 '1C)IPIN&R - Oswald: "in any event, it was obvious he wanted to look like a man who didn't hold the queen of spades. It Wdn't take me more than half-a-second to lead ade to dummy's king and play him for that all-important card." CASTLE CARD SYSTEM ... Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents and led the that obvious fifteen years ago. Maybe twenty-four years back, when I was learning as a fresh- 16 A 1098 NOW LE713 67th Year, No. 84— Tuesday, November 26, 1974 played two rounds of trumps. East dropped the three of spades on the first on e second FAST *Q63 —1 ABOUT SEIZING YOU SET kING kAS, EVERYCONTIZOL OF THE NE1:]:Aq,~ U7 AM ONE IN N0UR - . nine of clubs for a finesse. West took his king and led another amond.Irfedthatnd 25 4962 WEST 6754 ALLEY OOP Numb 1 NORTH 4 K J2 k64 - i Tumor Dick OSWM.I) and I .1LJZ ; - by JAMES JACUHY ME A ON \NOWIL JU6T 6TIZAiN YOUR SAC K. AIkIIIAI - "x:17 -Y L 'r I -~. -, cm . . . ___ - -- --- .._ -.____ ..._ - . g 1 - ._-__ --•_______ .__ -_. ___________ -. .- F-_:T-;. ________ - - ______ - - '• rrr ! • ...iè. ---- I .-a . .. - . �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974 -iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii — 1% . Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -I I ' NA110N Longwood 'Reads ' 0 M_0 1 11 I Simon Sees Long Recession I,ONGWOOD— The city, dinance and set a public known In recent years for its hearing and final reading for rather unique methods of Dec. 16. The ordinance is directed handling governmental problems, found a new way to specifically at Longwood circumvent the boring and Utilities Inc., a small sewerage sometimes tedious requirement company serving a half dozen of reading ordinances Monday subdivisions in the E. E. night. Williamson Road city section. A 50-page sewer franchise The ordinance, patterned ordinance was read In Its en- after a Seminole County law, tirety via tape recording, not may also give the city some unusual in itself, controls over the San lando WASHINGTON (AP) — Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says the United States may be facing the longest recession since World War II and does not rule out that It also could be the worst. "It might be longer than any of the recessions we've experienced since World War II, but It's way too early to tell whether it will be more severe," Simon said in an interview. The longest of the live postwar recessions extended for 13 months, from July 1953 to August 1954. The last recession extended 12 months, from November 1969 to November 1970. Limit On Blacks? But while the tape recording was playing inaudibly on a side WASHINGTON (AP) The Pentagon's equal opportunity chief says there has been persistent talk at policy levels about limiting the number of blacks In the armed services. If. Minton Francis, deputy assistant secretary of defense, called this talk a "gratuitous insult" to American blacks. He said that talk about restricting - table, council went about its regular business, At the conclusion of the tape recorded reading, council unanimously adopted the or- black enlistments "has been prevalent" principally in the Al- Ill y and Marine Corp. Utilies Corp. which serves the western section of the city, In other business, council adopted on second and final reading and added to the pile of ordinances yet unsigned by Mayor Eugene Jaques regulations on signs and billboards and site plan review requirements for commercial, industrial, apartment and mobile home developments. bllc hearing on a new electrical code, patterned after Seminole County's code which excludes the use of aluminum wIring, was also set for Dec.16. Council agreed to hold a workshop, but did not set a date, on the planned new $90,000 county medical clinic to be built at the old clinic site on Church at Wilma Street. Councilman June Lormann presented the clinic plans and reported that the county desires a setback variance and will be paving a parking area behind the police ~ No Agreement On Sugar : IN BRIEF England Would Outlaw IRA JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (API Jackonville police say they recaptured three escapees from the state prison at Starke after the men made the mistake of trying to hitchhike a ride in front of a police station. Officials said Thomas M. Francis, 29, of Jacksonville; Pat Clark, 23, of Clewiston, and Harvey D. Lang, 22, of Fort Myers, escaped Sunday night by sneaking through a hole in a fence at Starke's minimum security unit. They were arrested Monday when they were stopped for routine questioning. Francis was serving 18 months for breaking and entering, Clark five years for conspiracy to commit robbery and Lang eight years for sale and possession of marijuana, police said. - - Mrs. Lormann's an. nouncement that major revisions would have to be made in the proposed solicitors' ordinance before she could vote for it, was Joined by Councilmen H. & Scott and B. H. Ferrell. peacetime Britain," would outlaw the Irish Republican Army (IRA) and people who support it; increase police powers of search, arrest and interrogation, and provide for expulsion of suspected Irish terrorists. Terrorist bombs exploded Monday In three post boxes in central London, Injuring 20 persons. The ordinance, Intended to control solicitations by nonresidents In the community, became controversial because China Talks Progressing PEKING, China (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger today held diplomatic talks with Chinese officials. "We always progress in our relationship with each exchange," Kissinger told Vice Premier Teng Hsiao.ping across a long table In the Great flail of the People. Teng it included requrements of fingerprinting and picture taking before permits would be given to charitable groups and both adult and children city residents. responded: "It will be good if one day we can exchange views in Washington." Teng's remark appeared to indicate that the Chinese are willing to send a top-ranked Official to the United Slates for talks. It t . ; . • I - I _. I trtl!! 3?IIII Zarb Approval Expected I Mitchell Called 'Fall Guy' WASHINGTON (AP) — John N. Mitchell Is described by his lawyer as a Watergate innocent, a fall guy whose "loyalty and belief in his president" kept him from blowing the whistle on the Nixon White House. "The evidence will show clearly the loyalty was not reciprocated," William G. Hundley told the Watergate coverup trial jury in opening the defense case. WASHINGTON (AP) — Regional leaders of the United Mine Workers gathered to act on a fattened contract proposal as the national coal strike entered its third week today. UMW officials said If the 38-rneinber bargaining council of regional leaders approves the pact, the 8-to-10day ratification process may be shortened so the mines can be reopened early next month. SANFORD CHAMBER MIAMI AP State Atty. Richard Gerstein has filed civil suit against the operators of six bingo halls, asking the court to declare the halls a public nuisance and ban rn,,,,,., _ij ELECTS DIRECTORS Auto Indus try Hurting DETROIT (AP) — Thirteen months Into Its longest slump since World War 11, the sputtering auto industry posted a sharp 35 per cent sales decline in mid-November amid predictions of worse times to come. "I don't see any of directors for three year terms and one to fill a two-year unexpired term. The Hat of new directors now goes to the Chamber's nominating committee along with 20 other directors for consideration for new officers. New directors are: (left to right, standing) John CarD, John A. Spolaki, A. K. Shoemaker Jr,, Douglas Slenstroin, Robert Daeho, Gilbert Edmonds, Vernon Mize and (seated) J. S. (Red) Cleveland, Vie Arnett (iwo year term), Arthur H. BeCkWIUZ Jr. and John Krlder. Waterworks Rate Hike Studied rflt aI,UIrw, ".iAi L U PWLLW ii.... ,'... t.r.. .IMqFj U I k... I4, 3WU .AJ. Ud1IU1fl To Approve 3 Annexations Diet Soda May Be Cheaper customers in the county. and north of Cornwall Road for Council of Local Governments basis. The board continued the hearing so that the firm's Ci ty Editor I3ralley Odham's plann ed $6 appointments to the new Last week commissioners representatives could gather more information on the million single-family home Se min ole County Expressway dropped the il legal requirement specifics of the operation within Seminole County Sanford city commissioners development of Sanora planned Authority, that annexation papers be The firm serves a geographic area In the county south of have authorized drawing up of unit development section three. Unless member cities take signed by property owners to Lake Howell Road, and east and west of SR 436 to the ordinances annexing acres In other actions com• the action CALNO's ap- get utili ty service outside the county lint of agriculturally-zoned mlssioners: pointment of two members of city. During the hearing last month, several residents woke property east of South Sanford Appointed city zoning and the new au thority board (exAutherized City Manager out against the proposed rate Increase?. C. Avenue south of Cornwall Road. plamtilng commission members pected Dec. 4) will not be ef- Warren Knowles to use an old E. Frost, representing the U6-strong Winter Woods Home John Krlder, representing Arthur Harris, Kirby Moncrief fective. County Commission city-owned typewriter, typing Vi owners Assoclatlom, asked the firm to include In their new Hunt Oil Corpora ti on, owner of and Jeff Davis and airport Cha irman John Kimbrough has table and fili ng ca bine t in his rates the cost of providing a fire hydrant system for their 180 acres, a nd Garnett White, authori ty members, Dr. Robert pointed out that the special home "o ffice" for work on ci ty development. owner of a 20 acre tract at Ohio Rosemond a nd Scott Burns to legislation creating the ex- business after office hours. The board will also begin to determine compliance of Avenue and Lake Drive, said the newly created Airport pressway au thority does not — Au thorized, as a checking Maitland Utilities with Seminole County Utility rules. there are no plans to request a Zoning Board, designate CALNO as the procedure, clearing of city Meredith Manor Utilities has asked for an extension of change in zoning on the land. Adopted a zoning law organization with authority to occupational licenses for their service area, and the board will consider that amendment providing for sight make appointments (Continued from Pg. 1) for proper zoning and parking Commissioners adopted on state and federal programs will request. proof fences with minimum and municipal representatives. facilities by the zoning reading an OJl5Jt Sanford has named City not be organized unW midIn Seminole County, the county commission sit, as the m a x I m u m h e I g h t Three expressway authority department staff before the Manager Pete annexing approximately 200 requIrements. t)er County Utility Board and acts In the role that the state members are to be appoin ted licenses are issued by the It is hoped that when these CwrenUy, the land use of W71 acres of Industrial property Public Service Commission does in other counties. Where Adopted the 1975 Na tional by the county commission, licensing official. The if representatives meet, "many Is being confirmed between West 20th Street a state-wide firm appeals to the PSC for a rate increase t Electric Code with an attached Granted 90 day extensio ns procedure is aimed at alerting of the obstacles being con- number of acres for each t Country Club Road and bet- fee schedule, for their customers in Orange County, the same firm must on five structures condemned of ficials to cha nges In building ween Sou thwest Road and the fron ted will be overcome. Those of zoni ng. The 1974 land it.. go to the county commission for approval in Seminole. — Voted to rezone Lots at the for substandard conditions, uses that may require adproblems not solved can at least also being surveyed and Country Cl ub subdivision, Th Also scheduled tonight is a continued request for a — Clarified city policy that ditlonal parking facilities under be identified," according to the recorded and w ill be measured tract Is owned by Seaboarde southeast corner of Locust and change of ownership of the Spring Hammock Mobile Celery Avenues to restricted existing uti lity service fur- city ordinance. report, by traffic zones as they are now Coast Line Railroad and th Home Park. e commercial for a food store and idhed by the city outside Its Approved a CALNO Land and se The collecting of relevant designated, i.e., single-faintiy Atlantic The Board will also hear a request for rezoning from lf-service gasoline pumps and limits can be continued or sponsored resolution opposing data is also covered in the residential, general corn- Improve ment Company. agriculture (A-I) to single family dwelling (H-IA) for land approved first reading of the renewed. However, new utili ty the sta te's plans to combine report, beginning with the mercial, etc. on the north side of Derbyshire Road, located between Final action was also taken ordinance, service in out-of-city locations police services where collection of existing The Soil Conservation Ser- annexing approxlamtely a7 Thunder Trail and Kewanee Trail. -The request is being Agreed that the corn- will be considered by the munici pa l police forces number documents. The e reports will vice will provide county-wide acres east made by the Hi-Lo corporation. 4 of S. Sanford Avenue mission will ratify CALNO commission on a case-by-case 10 or less sworn officers. cover employment growth by knowledge on the limitations mnousiry worn iviu to 1974, the Imposed on developmen t by soil rela ti on of that growth to the condi tions The U nited Slates f' IL vanous kinds of land use, GeOlogical Stwvey 4W"' .. population trends, and housing the county In es ta blishing T ' trends. drainage basin boundaries, and Th e Regional Planning flood prone areas. Coimcil, CALNO, and the city of A final data area will cover • Sanford have all done work in the transportation needs of those fields and their people living in the county and The asphalt Lady returned to picked up buy autos and :-..documents will be used as its citi es The county staff and the Casselberry City Council children and carried on their ,i-;--, starting points. the Regional Planning Council last night—but instead of property and Into their houses i i It's the preliminary con- are now conducting an In- asphalt she hurled abuse, UU,)itJfl of the count), report th.1it enLoryofexrsung roa ds Other Mrs. Gerald Baker, 241 Oak Mrs. Baker told the council the 1980 pro jections of these discussions are also underway wood Drive, who three months that if they weren't going to fix .• • studies are reasonable, but that that would analyze the major ago brought chunks of asphalt thestreet,atleast"Don't pu tno ." j• U________ the ones for 1990 "may need highway needs to 1960. An from her stree t to a public more clay In that silly ho le." A : ~some revisions." evaluation of how well these hearing and "presented" them neighbor, Boyd Gains, added, ri I Work on the financial needs will be met if the existing to council members returned "We need a lot of things on the t f feLLlitv uf m:ip rnentir the state Department of 'Iran. last night as the hearing con- street but we don't need any act is not scheduled to begin sportation's live-year road tinned, •1 , more red dirt." until January 1975. Meanwhile, building plan Is carried out is &.,/.,4 Mrs. Baker, and her neighA Information on local ex. also being made. boss on the street, asked the Residents at the heating told penditures and revenues, But the report perhaps council to do something about the council that they had been 1 . % sources of revenues, and conscious of the dUes' past the deplorable condi tion of Oakmisinformed when they signed • techniques of capital [in- attitude of grudgingly ac- mod Drive. There has been a a petition asking that the street provement programming are cepting county direction road "base" compacted, mul- be paved. They said they 4• already being collected, declares "The information ched and topped with hot tar couldn't afford the $1,000 to .' t;. The county stall Is already collected county-wide will be put on their street, but no $1,100 that the paving would looking at goals and policy Just that: Information. From asphalt "cap" has been added. cost them. Anyway, th ey said, statements that exist in this Information, an an%lysls of As a result, the base has worn according to the county, who - ':LY resolutions and ordina nces alterna tives can only be away in places, causing huge had been assessing their passed by the co unty corn - thveloped by the local gayer- pot holes, The city has filled the pr operty on that basis, mission. But those goals and ning bodies that are the holes wi th clay, causing even street is already paved. All they GENEVA DEDICATES Dedication and open house tom' the new Geneva Volunteer Fire Department re station fi was held Sunday afternoon. The department Includes six paid men and 19 objectives reqtured by "ex decision-makers who will en- more problems: when It rains want Is for the city to main ta in volunteers and provides fire NEW FIRE STATION protection for 140 sq. ml. area of northeast Seminole County. Officers Include ('hief David fernal forces," particularly by force their plan. the clay turns to mud and is that paving. Oldham Sr., Capt. James Th omas and Lt. IflIn Miller. - - Officials Disagree Plan 1 - - - Doesnt Help Clay School Plan Dropped indicted. TALLAHASSEE, Via. (AP) The state Board of Regents and Eckerd College have abandoned plans for joint operation of some programs on the Clearwater campus of the private school. Regents Chairman Marshall Criser and Robert Sheen, EckerdCollege Board of Trustees chairman, sa id in a joint announcement Monday that the timing was not right because of Werational and legal difficulties and uncertain economic implications. Criser said the Regents will explore alternatives for expanding public higher education in Pinellas Coun ty. DickInson, 52, was not available for comment Monday following his Indictment by fcderal grand juries in Tampa and Tallahassee, His wife, Mildred, said he planned to attend to. day's Cabinet meeting. Dickinson was indicted by a federal grand jury in Tallahas. see on three counts of evading $30,009 in federal income taxes - ____ JM&SO11' NC. L I fl- 0. I -•- - -,. / "//umtnem _: ---------------- -=. -_ - =- For fast relief call the - - ,.- - - - - ----- - ------ - ellonel " ___ . 1 -0 - , (44,4•$ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS - _:_____4~~ . •. two other Cabinet officers were ___ - . possible impeachment of Dickinson,a precedent set after ___ ______ flflflflIflI'n - - Road t( - - asse err PTflPPtø1 whether he would appoint a committee to look into the - - - was t - - - s By JAY SHARBUTI' was given a long Life and NBC'I pink-slip prognosis for "Police Al' Television Writer "Born Free" a short one. Both Woman" was a wrongo. "Chico NEW YORK (AP) Well, calls proved right. Honest, and the Man" got a reluctant gang, I guess It's time to reTUESDAY — CBS' "Sons and one-season Forecast. NBC trieve the Fearless Forecast of Daughters" and "Manhunter" seconded the motion, but enSeptember and see how many got quick-demise declarations. thusiastically. predictions on the fate of 24 new (,11S now says the first is leavAt ABC, "Kodiak" didn't look series offered then hold up now. ing, the second staying. bearish and drew warnings of a The prophesies were made At NBC, "Little House on the mid-season ax. The ax fell, without reference to Nielsen Prairie" was called out by "Texas Wheelers" got a ratings ortea leaves. The net- spring. Whereupon the series "maybe" outlook for a season's works only used the NleLsens—I s prang back with a mid-season run, but ABC said, "No way." think—in deciding to cancel II renewal. Oh, well, at least we ,,The Night Stalker" also was in of the new series midway got "Lucas Tanner" and "Pet- the maybe category, but the 4 through the season. rocelll" right. They'll be on a network was more positive In any event, here are the full year. about it. It approved the show C, projections and the final At ABC, "That's My Mama" for a full season, returns, and "Get Christie Love" were SATURDAY — CBS' "Paul SUNDAY — The Forecast declared certain mid-season ax Sand" show, about a young bass said the Cher-less "Sonny Corn- victims. Wrong and wrong, fiddle player,ot a Forecast edy Revue" with Sonny Bono On again. They'll stay. nod for Just one season. CBS ABC was an imBediate goner. THURSDAY A fair Fore- disagreed and removed both ABC has agreed. cast day. NBC's "Sierra" was player and fiddle in midMONDAY CBS' "Rhoda" pronounced a mid-season loser pizzicato, and "Movin' On" given a full At ABC, we figured "The New Ah year. Both calls were right. The [and" would get the old mid. Forecast was foiled on "Paper season chop, which happened, Moon," which ABC is folding at "Nakia" got a possible full mnid-seas'm. We gave it a season season, but the network said and no more. "harry 0," which that was impossible and wegave at least two years, Is dropped the series. certain of one. To sum up, the Fearless FRIDAY — CBS' "Planet of Forecast on the 24 new series the Apes" was given half a sea. called 15 right and nine wrong. son and then no more bananas. The Forecast will now have CBS agreed. At NBC, the right nine cups of hemlock and 15 call — continued success was glasses of champagne and given "Rockford Files," but a maybe buy some tea leaves. By BOB LLOYD NEW YORK (A?) The soarin g price of sugar ac. tually may save mon ey f or consumers who pref er diet soda. An Associated Press spot check shows some wholesalers and retailers are abandoning the traditional practice of pricing all soft drinks at the same level regardless of the sugar content. - __ i~(OI - Hostess. i CUSTOM MADE DOUBLE HUNG & SLIDER WINDOWS I __-*~ - ------ . .. - ______-. - . .--. -- - MARGE WILLIAMS ' , '• — - ' - 3221812 Sanford - — - Ts, Dots Is On Fuel Tax TALLAHASSEE, Via. (Al') Chairman Bill Bevis says the Public Service Commission has moved with great care to avoid technical blemishes in its decision on fuel adjustment charges. "We are In a period of transition and we've got to be extremely cognizant of - the law," Bevis said. He said the precautions included ending the commissioners' practice of consulting in private with staff members, who often make recommendations in public testimony. At the hearings, the commission was expected to order quarterly hearings for prWate electric cornpanics who seek changes in the charges. A major fight was shaping up over what should be Included in the charges, with the PSC staff and electric companies recommending that the basic mathematical formula remain practically as is. formula Includes a nUiTiber of items such as fuel truck drivers' salaries, pipeline depreciation, insurance and transmission line losses of electricity as well as fuel costs. P U b 11 C Counse £ lI Frederick Karl and Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin said the charge should be limited solely to the dclivered cost of fuel. Shevin said in an Oct. 9 opinion that the present charges are illegal because the PSC allows the corn. nin. LU I. MRS. DONALD BELL 322-18)2 Casselberry-Wmnter Springs .. - . ' -.': - . - - - • . . - , .. . ,..-. -. - - - - . Th S 834 92)7 HILDA RICHMOND S?4 3)67 I ____________________ _____ _______I DcIt on a I - SS CITY IPHONE I I STATE - sitles. _ ZIP_ Name of play legislature. Robert Mautz, chancellor of Name, address, and phone number of For universities with enroll. University of Florida, 27,0oo, 24,850; Florida State Universit)', 25,000, 21,414; Florida A&M University 15(W) s I , of outh Florida . 2053; Florida Atlantic University, 15,000, 6,873; University of West Florida 15,000, 4,925; Florida Technological University, 25,000, 8,808; Florida International University, 30, 000, 10,589; University of List of characters including a short description of each, including age, sex, and personal characteristics Statement by playwright that script has not previously been published. (it is suggested that script be copyrighted or registered by playwright) The University of Florida's current enrollment figure exeludes about 3,500 students of 5. damage, or return. 6. The winning play or plays may be produced as part of the bicentennial celebration in May, 1976. Each playwright agrees to waive royalty payment for winning play(s) produced in this regard. All production expenses will be paid by the Seminole Mutual Concert Association. 7. The following prizes will be awarded: First Prize ..........................$100.00 Second Prize ........................$ 75.00 Third Prize .........................$ 50.00 All prizes will be accompanied by a plaque commemorating the event. Mail All Entries To Contest: Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc. 204 Crystal View Drive, Sanford A Community Servi ce Message From The Herald Bug & Sell N07A4 LT EL The Herald's "YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE" has A The YULETIDE GIFT GUIDE eiitro appears Santa Claus, All Just a ...,..,- ' phone call .qwz away. Christmas y 0 Al / , : __7 ~ _, personal self—protection Non itthil weapon dejj',d to bi ca',td ii a woman pII?S1 or mans poiket Crlarrii to Fla. Statutes, Chapter 190 A standard at lain inloicimint aQInCIS A must mm n.ht shilt "04trt Has carrying cn.e that can be anached to ktr chann IAtd SO In r' tar 1•7 .q Classified ': I Select ) PARk— ', . - .','p.-. ... . - '. it . I '1. J' k..._..... Really EARLY, A YI! Wit. . - - -. .,' -, a. . 1. - - ' .... , , , . I(..s..Ia ' '' - -40# ' Awl Bit. 420 Anytime W-MA S boll's. 9004 buy. ALTO*. 521. I 5 Put Di, -. A tniaI 'ctessfleri ad Try ant IndS Ws W Grit ., S Aqwxy •tt: - Ulm It W. . air Trade. I onor Trader r1 7511. Cut 3fl .L..-- - ), #' . - i'P 1~k gout' gifts ' - 1G,,, N LI In the Herald's spinj SAN LANTA— CI?I 2 bI4rJn, spotlessi $15,500. 0-ens' clii — EASY! 'I doily Section. shopping was 1~4 ______________________ For A Jogous j I a ultimate in III, No manuscript will be returned unless acenvelope. Although every care will be taken of the plays submitted, the Bicentennial Committee of SMCA cannot assume responsibility for loss, companied by a self-addressed, stamped response to Askew's directive for the Regents to adopt their own enrollment policy. North Florida, 15,000, 10,598. LANCE .r'l ', z Date submitted Short synopsis, resume, or description of play proposal, which favors the Except for the University of state's newer, regional univerFlorida, sitles over the University of would Mautz predicted it take five to 10 years for Florida and Florida State, was the state's other universities to to "cause a redistribution of en. reach their enrollment ceilings. roilments," Mautz called the concept of "A person only has to look at controlled growth "quite essenthe congestion at the University tlal to the welfare of the Florida of Florida to know that someuniversity system," but said thing has to be done," he said, the Issue was a matter for As an example of the philosoeducators phy behind the proposed policy, decide. and not politicans to the University of Florida would be allowed little, if any, cxThe 1974 legislature estabpanslon while Florida Inter- lished its own enrollment cellnational University would be ings in an expression of dLsperm itted to triple its enroll, content over spiraling univer. went. sity budgets, but Gov. Reubin Askew vetoed the bill, saying It Here Is a breakdown on the infringed on the responsibility proposed ceilings, including of the Regents. current enrollments. The current proposal came In CHEMICAL 1495 playwright the nine-school university sysceilings of 25,000 or above, tern, said Monday's endorse- ment growth rates would be limited nientof the proposal by univer- to two per cent a year. The sity presidents was the last growth rate would be restricted hurdle to be cleared before sub- to three per cent for univermlttlng the plan tothe Regents. stiles with a ceiling below Mautz said the goal of the 25,000. Fast. Sample. Easy-to-Use HI MAITLANO AVE., ALTAMONT& CENTRE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, PL. )3?II Is IJ Forest City - Protect Yntirs"I f with 719170117To INAME The the Health Center and Institute state Board of Regents will be of Food and Agriculture Scienasked next month to adopt en- ces, which are exempted from roilment ceilings to force a re- the growth ceiling because they distribution of students among receive separate apFlorida's tax-supported univer- propriations from the —. Free Estimates & Bank Financing YES, I'M INTERESTED IN NUPRIME SHIRLEY MILLET CONTEST RULES 1. Submission dates: December 1, 1974 through June 1, 1975. Winner(s) will be announced on July 4, 1975. 2. Scripts are' to be original, unpublished, one-act works of not less than twenty nor more than forty. five minutes playing length Collaborations are permitted, and musicals are eligible. 3. Subject matter of the play must portray an historical event(s) prominent in the history of Sanford and-or Seminole County, Fla. Limited scenery, lighting, and costume is suggested. 4. Scripts, submitted in English, typewritten and bound, must be accompanied by a master sheet Including the Following: Caps Plan Pushed ORLANDO, Via. (Al') C-) m 6'..,976 I IE 11 NEVER SO - MARILYN GARLANTI 8349212 Altamonte Springs U II 19, w Gifts and Ideas worthy of any L __ , I DURING NOVEMBER ___ - without holding public hearings. The commission then froze the charges of private utiliti es at the October level, an action which would brin g in at least $750 million a year, and order ed a lull investigation. A week of hearings were held in Tal la hassee and two days of heari ngs In West _ 5% OFF I Lo U I LI II ,.hnp,,,, •S.rn, IUIIL IIIV1II It, _A,&i ___ ------' -....- FC Lrosses C L Palm Beach. 1 .. .,.. — AUPd1 &IWAJ ,— Fearless TV Forecast Retrieved Commission tonight. The continued public hearing, designated as the last Item on the lengthy agenda— barring some Last minute changes, may not come up to the wee hours of the night. There are 2,520 water customers, and 1,996 sewer %* I Henry Ford has the industr y was reporting Its se worst perfc*'mance for a Nov. 1l-2O period tn 14 years. $ fA A requested rate hike for General Waterworks customers that would hike minimum sewer rates from $3 to $10.67, and hike the average water bill from $4.22 to $6.24 will again be considered by the Seminole County Sanford Commission Moves ,,, - The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has elected 10 new members to its board 1~1 - s Miners Study Contract Bicentennial Contest. ç'JOLLJi, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') on his 1970, 1971 and 1972 re- whom he granted charters as than eight months. State Comptroller Fred turns, and three counts of per. state banking commissioner, Former Education CommisDick inson has been Indicted on jury in falsifying income tax and one count of accepting a sioner Floyd Christian was in. eight federal counts of income returns. $26,000 loan or gratuity from dicted by the Leon County The federal grand Jury In Tom Dolan, officer and director grand tax evasion, perjury, conJury in April on 19 counts spiracy to commit extortion Tampa indicted him on one of a Merritt Island bank, of accepting more than $80,000 and accepting a loan from a count of conspiracy to commit The comptroller Is the third in bribes, perjury and conbanker he regulates, extortion against bankers to Cabinet officer indicted in less spiracy. Mea nwhile, House Speaker l)onald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, their further operation, In the action filed Monday, Gerstein also asked the court to order anaccountingof bingo hall records. The six operators named In the suit run bingo games for ',hn,it IR . '..UUI1IJ I.4l1L £LIL., ,V[LCrn aid. ins ui charges that the operators used the charities "as rum to evade the provisions of Florida statutes" which forbid bingo for commericlal profit, IV County are solicited for our Member To Be lndl* cted - TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minister Kakuel Tanaka today announced he is resigning over "misunderstandings" about the sources of his private fortune. He said he would remain as prime minister until the ruling Liberal Democratic party can find a successor. Leading contenders are former Finance Minister Takeo Fukuda, 69, Tanaka's chief political foe, and Finance Minister Massyoshi Ohlra, 64, a powerful Tanaka supporter. history of Sanford or Seminole - f,,ln Attention Authors, Students, Playwrights, History' Buffs, events prominent in the ,'' 'i' State Cries 'Bingo Fortune Topples Tanaka ' Dickinson Thrd i Cabinet . s ekie D Original plays portraying Parks, a teacher at Pritchard Blount High School in Alabama, disappeared Nov. 13 alter a PTA meeting. His van is still missing. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Senate Interior Committee appears ready to act quickly and favorably on President Ford's nomination of Frank G. Zarb to head the Federal Energy Administration. "We've had good relations up here with Zarb," chairman Henry M. Jackson, 1)-Wash., said. "There's no q'estion about his professional ability. The nominee currently is the associate director of the Office of Management and Budget. view came at a hearing of the Council on Wage and Price Stability. The council is investigating the causes of the four-told Increase In the price of sugar In the Last year. On Land IIONIFAY, Fla. (API IMines County sheriff's deputies say a murder victim whose body was found near Pence de Leon has been tentatively Identified as Nelson Parks, 49, of Mobile, Ala. Investigators said Monday they hope to make positive i dentif ica tion through comparisons of fingerprints and dental charts. They said the b ody, found last Thursday in i ritrnl nron hiwn tw,, h 1... .........,l.. L.,..1 .._J VIU UUIIVL WUUJIU in IJV 111dU UIIU d fractured jaw. 26,1974-3A qualify himself from the cur- hands and said, "I'll let you rent case, Roberts he ld up his know in a day or two." Boyd Jr., for judicial miscon- outcome of their cases. Twelve commission," Boyd said conference. of the commission's 13 memn- shortly before Commission duct, The Supreme Court will now In an unprecedented move, hers participated in making the Chairman Richard T. Earle Jr. hear arguments in th e Dekle the Judicial Qualifications recommendations, of St. Petersburg filed the and Boyd cases, and decide the The commission also recoin- recommendation with the cases ina regular court opinion. Comm jssionrecommendetjona 10-2 vote Monday that Dekle mended that Dekle be removed Supreme Court clerk. The nearest precedent to th is and Boyd be removed from on grounds he attempted to In"I'm sh ocked and dismayed case came w hen the commisoffice because they secretly terfere with a Panama City suit by the Incorrect findings and sion levied charges agai nst forreceived a proposed opinion Involving Sam Jackowltz, a recommendations of the Judi- mer Pasco County Circuit from a utility company lawyer Miami real esta te salesman. cial Qualifications Commission Judge Richard Kelly In 1969. in the Gulf Power Co. ,vs. Bevis Th e panel said Dekle applied and will immediately appeal," Kelly, now a congressman-elect case, pressur e to a circuit Judge, who he said. from the 5th district, was repri. In that case, the co ur t said then excused hi mself from the Dekle blamed his troubles on manded in that case, sa id Jusutilities could pass on part of case. Boyd. lice B. K. Roberts, dean of the the cost of their corporate inDekle and Boyd both main"Obviously, they ha ve ta ken court. conic taxes to customers, which tamed t he ir innocence and at- the different facts in the Boyd Asked if he was going to dis- Murder Victim Identified ;I ! TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Al') meant millions of dollars to the tacked the panel's actions as hearing and applied them to my The Florida Supreme Court firms. incorrect, entirely different situation, and has been asked to remove two The commission unanimously "The record clearly shows have considered the two of its own members, J ustice s asked the court to suspend that the law and evidence do not separate cases as one," he sa id Hal P. Dekle and Joseph A. Dekle and Boyd pending th e support the findi ngs of the ma statement issued at a news — Wrong Place, Wrong Time LONDON (AP) Proposed emergency legislation to deal with Irish terrorism in Britain was attacked Monday by Conservatives, civil libertarians and terrorists themselves. The plan, described as "unprecedented in station on the Church Street side. Misconduct Laid To Boyd, FLORIDA .'.' WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's sugar refiners say they are not to blame for the spiraling cost of sugar, but a government study points to "very large windfall gains" throughout the sugar industry. The differing points of vim "i IN BRIEF (Sort Of) Ordinance IN BRIEF L Ir i Tuesday, Nov. , '' 7 r . .., , I 11glor go stuart 133 Cact Robr'sin Orlrnr1o, Ft.,. ___ ~__ r 4 - 1c 40 , I - -.--.. �POLICE BLOTTER ________________________ Evening Herald, OPINION —I Evening EveninglkvW JACK Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. ANDERSON - Inflation Remains No. 1 Villain into the combination of inflation and a business slump is serious and getting more It is a battle that has to be fought. The big question is what the "lame duck" 93rd Congress coming back from an election will be inclined to do. House Speaker Carl Albert has remarked that he doubts if anyone expects Congress to "turn around the worldwide inflation by Thanksgiving." No one does, but with layoffs in the auto industry now numbering 84,000 and the next calculation of the unemployment rate almost sure to exceed 6 per cent, the current Congress may find it hard to plead that it is too "lame" to serious. recess work trio "lam p" in rcn,ani •n n,.,i,l t,,.. LU! UI11 meaningful moves to inflation or recession or both. . w In the wings is a 94th Congress, to be seated in January, even more weighted with liberal Democrats than the 93rd and an elec tion "mandate" to do some thing for the economy. Regardless of what prescription the administration's economists migh t be writing, the new Congress may feel compelled to grab the ball and run with it in some new direction, Th is does not augur well for Mr. Ford's hope to keep the government wedded to the old-ti me religion" of fisca l pruduence and mone tary restraint. Achieving a balanced budget in the next fiscal year a key element of anti-inflation strategy may be impossible without a tax increase or major cuts In costly social programs. The new Congress is not likely to regard those alternatives as in keeping with its "mandate." The President's earlier reluctance to say that there is a recession under way has had a beneficial effect. It very properly emphasized that our No. 1 problem is inflation, and that the business slump, no matter how had it gets, has to be endured with all its consequences as part of the process of getting rid of the inflationary virus. However, if the current Congress or the new one takes the approach that cu ring inflation is less important than treating its symptoms, re treating to economic controls or a new spree i deficit spending, then the outlook for returning to a truly heal thy economy one that is free, stable and productive — is bleak counter carrying - - indeed, M . Effort isplaced The U S. Senate's resolution extending honorary j j citizenship to the exiled Soviet writer Alexander So1zhenit.syn has been reposing in the House Judiciary Committee during the congressional recess. That is good place to leave it. Only two foreigners have been accorded this honor by Congress in the past — the French Marquis de Lafayette. who aided the colonialist cause in the American Revolution, and Britain's &r Winst on Churchill. To place Mr. So1zhenIts in their company is premature, to say the least, Surely there Is a more appropriate way for Congress to express admiration for Mr. Slzhenitsyn'a courage in defying Soviet censorship and to extend him our country's hospitality as a prospective visitor. RAY "using the same frequency . . . to provide disinformation to disrupt demonstrations.. ." The demonstrators had planned to stone President Nixon's limousine and kill him If they could. By Impersonating the group's leaders over the radio, however, the FBI caused the demonstrators to assemble several blocks from Nixon's route. The "group leader" whose "love Life" was investigated could well have been the late Dr.' Martin Luther King. We have seen an FBI report on Dr. King's romances. A copy was slipped to us, however, by a White house, not an FBI, source. We cited the report In a column scolding the FBI for prying Into Dr. King's private life. According to the secret summary, the Cointelpro effort consisted of "seven separate 'counterintelligence' programs which the Bureau Implemented at different times during the period from 1956 to 1971. . Two of the programs were designed to "encourage and stimulate a variety of counterintelligence efforts against hostile foreign Intelligence sources, foreign communist organizations and Individuals aboard." The five remaining programs, the document reveals, "were directed at domestic-based groups and Individuals." They were the Comd munist Party, USA, Socialist Workers Party, White hate groups, Black extremists and New Left. All seven Cointelpro programs, according to the summary provided to Saxbe, "were specifically authorized by former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover." FBI files indicate Hoover consulted with no one In the Justice Department "In Congress or the White House, A "total of some 3,208 proposals for counterintelligence activity were submitted by various FBI field offices for consideration. Some 2,337 of these proposals.. . were approved and Implemented." The types of activity conducted under the Cointelpro program Included these: "Obtaining tax returns of members of a group." "Furnishing the arrest and conviction record of a member of a group who was (a) candidate for a local public office to a friendly newspaper which published the information." - "Furnishing information concerning arrests of an Individual to a court that had earlier given this Individual a suspended sentence and also furnishing this same Information to this employer who later discharged" him. - "Furnishing information (apparently falsely) to high officials of a group that a ranking - - CROMLEY official of the group was an FBI Informant resulting In the individual's expulsion and profound disruption within the entire group." "Forging of a group's business card for informant purposes." "Reproducing a group leader's signature stamp." "Reproducing a group's recruiting card." "Sending anonymous of fictitious materials to members or groups . . . to create dissension and cause disruption within the various groups." - Leaking both "public source material" and "non-public Information to. . . friendly media sources for the purpose of exposing the nature, aims and membership of the various groups." Using Informants "to disrupt the activities of various groups by sowing dissension a4 exploiting disputes." "Notifying credit bureaus, creditors, employers and prospective employer of members' illegal, Immoral, radical and Communist Party activities In order to affect adversely their credit standing or employment status." Interviewing or contacting members of various groups "for the purpose of letting (them) know that the FBI was aware of their activity and also In an attempt to develop them as f formant.s." -t - - __-~ !Jgwo!~ L Winter Springs Winter Springs potice officer _________ NOV. 25, 1f174 _ Nov. 26,1974-5A - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME CUlT OF THE STATE OF NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat FLORIDA, Faron, a boy, DeBary IN AND FOR the undersigned. de%lrIng to Mr. & Mrs. Robert (Kathryn) u bu%ines undei- the fictitious name SEMINOLE COUNTY. GENERAL CIVIL DIVISION Longwood of J&6 ROOFINGCOMPANYate9S CASE No. 74.16309.E North Highway 437, Loflgwood. MOLTON, ALLEN Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin S. WILLIAMS Florida, 37750, intends to register (Bernice) Doe, a boy, Sanford the said name with If. Clerli of the INSURANCE AGENCY. INC.. a cOI-oratlo4 Circuit Court Of Seminole County. Florida Plaint i ff Florida. DLSCHARGES vs. DATED this 22nd day of LEO LOUGHRAN, JR . et oI', ember, A.D. 1974. Defendants Slerwood E Barbour. Sr NOTICE OF SALE Helen S. Barbour Robert Notice hereby given that, Publish: Nov. 26, Dec 3. 10, U I' Maloney pursuant to a Final Judgment of DEH 171 Foreclosure entered in the abovt Miriam 0. Wall.stedt Robert Getman ADMISSIONS Sanford: ThomasR. Papino John W. Higgison Sr Mildred J. Butler Marley L.A. Askins Inez S. Knowles Mosier, a girl, Carolyn Williams Teresa Ranson Cynthia McRae Lubertha Brown Agnes M. Sykes, Casselberry June Marie Faron, DeBaz-y John S. Moore, Deltona Herman K. Trotier, Deltona Cora Baldwin Dorris H. Williams Leon Holley Raymond Wiseley, Deltona Thurman Joy Mary E. O'Connor, Deltona Margaret Bale, Deltona Thaddeus Wisniewki, Deltona Oliver Sjoblom, Lake Mary Louise T. Walters, Longwood Eward J. Noerper, St. Louis Co., Mo. Sh()()tC)u BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Samuel (June) Trial Set . Tuesday, __________________________________ Tericka Gilchrist Phyllis D. Warren . Suspect CALENDAR Ft. NOTICE OF INTENT TO Bernice Hall Doe Lillie H. Hall Jean S. Adams - Nov Sanford: L. Bateman I.sabelle M, of styled cauw, in Ifle Circuil Court Jacqueline Sweet Barbara D. Miller Bernice Lawrence - Seminole County, Florida, I will sell the property situate in Seminole NOTICE OF County. Florida, described as: FORECLOSURE SALE Lot 116, BROOXHOLLOW, IC Notice is hereby given that the cording to the plat thereof as undersigned ARTHUR H. BECK Crela V. Higginbotham recorded in Plat Book $7. Page 61, WITH, JR.. Clerk 04 Circuit Court of Charles Holtsclaw PubliC Records of Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida, will, the 10th day of December, A.D, Florida. William H. Race, DeBary 1974, at 11:00 o'clock AM., at the at public sale. to the higfest and best Joyce Nickle, DeBary dder, for cash, at the west front West Front Door of the Seminole Phyllis A. Marabito, Deltona County Courthouse, Seminole door of the Seminofe County Court William H. Welcher, Deltona County. in the cIty of Sanford, HOtrW, Sanford, Florida, at 1100 on December 9th. 1374 Catherine Nun!ey, Ike Mary Florida, offer for sale and sell at A M., WITNESS my hand and the seal of public outcry to the highest and bidder for cash, the following this court on November 21s1, 194 descr i bed property situated in (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr Seminole County, Florda, to *W Notice Lot 130, HOWELL ESTATES By: Elaint RiCharde SUBDIVISION REPLAT. according Deputy Clerk to the plat thereof as recorded in f't:th Nov 36 1974 p-oprt Lot 3. Block 1, Canaan Plat Book 15, Pages 47 and 4$, Public I' Recordsof Seminole County, Subdivision, FIB 1, Page $0), in Florida, James June - - Legal Trial for a third suspect Indirted for murder in the Nov. 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOV. 21 NOV. 29 DEC. 1 OF ADJUSTME14T Alhiniunte Springs ,\&i' atNew Seminole Junior College 16th Annual Gospel Sing Notice of Public Hearing Beta Chi Chapter, Delta tempted robbery-shootout has Section 3319S31E, on Lincoln Pirsuant to th e Final Judgment of sponsored adult education sponsored December 16, 1914 by Street. (DISTRICT No. 2) Sanford Kappa Gamma Society, __ been set for the week of Dec. 9 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN BA (12 Foreclosure entered In a case A r ' I center, Bear Lake School, 3 RACHEL CLEMONS Firemen's Benefit Fund, 8 Christmas concert and in circuit court at Sanford. Notice Is hereby given that the 16 74) - 141V Ri Residential Zone peg in said Court, the styli' ot Cleaves Court of Bear Lake p.m., Sanford Civic Center meeting, at Holy which Is County Board of Ad. Cross Lot Site, Width, and . Dorothy L. Ketteringham,18 Seminole Road. Bilingual (Spanish). featuring Les Beasley and the Episcopal Church, S.anford,a13 Side Yard McCAUGHAN MORTGAGE justment will conduct a public Variances on the following Slidell, La., pleaded innocent hearing to conSider the following described properly: Lot 150, Mid COMPANY. INC., a Florida or Ope n to all over 18. Infor- Florida boys, Windy Johnson p.m. when arraign ed Monday on items way Subdivision, PS I, Page II, In poraticn, mnation: SJC Ext. 345. and the Messangers, and Gail A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Plaintiff, Section )219S31E, on Centre Street. c ha rges of m urder, attempted DEC. 2 vs. Walerk Singers. Door prizes I. CHILD DEVELOPMENT (DISTRICT No. 2) INTRODUCTORY Variety Show sponsored by murder, attempted robbery, CENTER. lldC,-BA (12 1674 BA RIVIERA CONTRACTORS LTD. GLADSTONE BLAKE NOV. NOV. 28 ThE INC., a Florida corporation, et al, Al Agriculture Zone DeLand Community and use of a firearm In commission To (12 1671)I41V RI Residential Alcoholics Anonymous Tourist Club, 8 p.m., DeId of a felony, shooting within an Permit construction and operatIon of Zone Lot Width Variance on the Defenda nts, FLIGHT a private non profit school for cx following described properl y: Lot and the CMI Action number of Alcoholics Anonymous open Women's meeting, Holy Cross High School auditorium, occupied building and ceptioI children on the following 44, Block B, A B. Stevens Addition wh ich Is 74 1777 B meeting, Holy Cross Parish Church Parish House, 400 To Introduce WITNESS my hand and the of Dixie unauthorized use of a motor described property: Commencing at to Midway, PB?, Page 35, in Section fda featuring The House, 400 MagnolIa, Sanford, 8 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, seal of said Court. this 22nd the NE corner of the SW' iOt Section 32195 31E. on Granby Street. 2-3 Troubadours, Deltona Sing-a- vehicle. day of November, A 0. 1974. 73 215 30E, p.m. p.m. 19dec29' 25" E 450 (DISTRICT No. 2) Our Brand Trials are also scheduled for It 10 a point.runN longs, and Kardeen, The Happy (Seal) thence S 00 deg 37' 15" S. JOSEPH STEWART the E Ar th ur week of Dec. 9 in circuit H. Beckwith, Jr. R1 633 ft to point. thence run w and Magician, New Flight Zone Clerk of CIrcut Court BA (12 1674). court for two other suspects parallel to the U line 450 ft more or Residential Lot Size and Width Variance Oviedo High School Advisory less to the E st line of the SW 14; of Seminole County, Florida AREA DEATHS Training Committee, 7:30 p.m., school indicted on the same charges in thence P1 along said E line of the SW on the following described properly: the case, Dennis Robert 'ladistanceofofl it, mor.or less ,o Lot IS. Block B.Dixle Terrace, pQ,, By: Elaine RiCharde media center. Deputy Clerk Phillips, 28, Vidalia, Ga., and the POB (lets the U ))O It of the E 150 Page 53, In Section 3219 31, on Dixie Program ft ther eof and less the Pd 33 ft thereof Avenue. (DISTRICT No, 2) Law Offices of Oviedo High School Band Mrs. Dean Parrish, 38, of for j road P WI. (DISTRICT No 1) HElM CRUMLEY Survivors include his wife, I WILLIAM R. ELLIS I BA (12. Joseph M. Fitzgerald, P A 16 74) 142V RI Residential Zone Attorney for Plaintiff Mrs. Marcella A. Smith, Parents, 7:30 p.m., school Lyons, Ga., are also being held 2. MAGGIE EVANS BA (12 76 Beth B. Crumley, 73, of 245-A Sanford; two daugh ters, Rear Yard Variance from 30 to 502 Security Trust Building 74).1O7TE — AlAgricullure Zon e wi thout bond. Mrs. li brary, and Side Yard variance from 10' 700 Brickell Avenue To park a mobile home on the Highpolnt Blvd. No,, Boynton Minerva S. Walters, Sanford; _____________ E lOS to 76 on the following described Miami, Florida 33131 ________________ following described property: Beach, died Monday in that and MISS Gra Mn IHI __ '0t)': Lot 77, Goldie Manor, Pfl Telephone: 355 7113 ce S. Smi th , It of N 233 It less road of Lot 72, city. Born in Georgia, he moved Albany, Ga.; two sons, James A t , Rings a Geneva Tract, PB 2. Pave 66, In 13. Page 71, in Section 1571 29, on Publish: Nov. 26. $974 He p DEH169 Section 1570 32. oft Lake Geneva Ronnie Drive (DISTRICT No. 3) to Boynton Beach a year and a 0. Smith Jr., Sanf L ord, and 7. RICHARD A. RACIPIE BA Road. (DISTRICT No. 1) halfagofromSanford,ewa,a Bailey P. Smith, Casselberry; BA (1216 74).143V P1A Residential 3. DONALD W. WILSON - 5~_"4" __ " - - - - WILLIAM HOSPITAL NOTES SR 436 with year-old Jessie Lee Glimp of 907 John I. Moore said he anE. Federal St., Orlando, then Nathaniel Hillery, 29, Route 2 swered a peeping torn corndemanded his car key and when Box 24 TTT, Sanford, was plaint in the Meadowlark he refused again struck released from Seminole County subdivision and the chase, that repeatedly in the head and face Jail Monday night on $1,000 at one point reached speeds in and attacked from behind by bond on charges of reckless excess of 90 miles an hour on SR tier accomplices, who then fled driving and attempting to elude 419, began when a mar. jumped the scene. a police officer. into a car and sped away from Later arrested at Big DadThe charges stemmed from the complaint scene. ___________ ~ $5 - - - RUSHER - 'Faceless - Leadership Political I n Ca pita l Government Is Enemy WASIUNGTON_(NEA)_Afew days ago,! received a phone call from a friend who is president of a small high-technology firm, the type economists say must be encouraged If we are to meet increasing worldwide competition and keep this nation's head financially above water. My friend should ha ve been happy. Sales are booming. He has more business than he can hand1e.pof or next year look even be t Buyers from this country and abroad are beating a path to his door and he has been able to secure the working capital he needs at fairly reasonable ra tes. But ti'iis small manufacturer fears he may go broke any month and there's absolutely nothing he can do to guard against such a calamity. If he were the nervous type, he would have a break. down. - . 0 11, &A. - u opsy t % I E ____ , al,,. ___ ___ ____ ,* _____ . ______ -- member of Cason United two sis ters, Mrs. Corrine Shiely Methodist Church, Delray and Mrs. Nell Bramsee, both of Beach, and a retired salesman Lexington, Ky.; three brothers, in insurance and real estate. Russell, Gilbert, and J.B. Survivors include hi s wife, Smith , all of Lexington and Agnes Crumley, Boynton eight grandchildren, Beach; son, Robert J. Crumley, Gramkow Funeral Home In Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Young, Delray Beach; charge of arrangements. sister, Mrs. Maude Morris, Dallas, Tex., and six gra nd- ( I V)47 . . - ette r To Th e children. Na tional Chapel Mortuary, Lantana, in charge. initiative, which I do not think he has taken up to this time on trying to fa ce up to a recession ar ili Inflation which confront all of us." Scarcely a minute later, Mansfield was back . again at the same old sand. Asked what he would say to a voter who complained that the , . i.0 A . lv.~:r__ -1 . - 0 . go vernment seemed unable to do anything about The problem is that, as with many firms which -. ';'. ..i ... ' the economy, this politician, whose party held 58 do business with the government or whose cxof 100 Senate seats and 242 of 435 House seats In ports must be okayed, the company must deal "1&'4 7/1 . the outgoing Congress, replied: .. • I wi th bureaucrats the firm's officers do not know "Well , we've tried to, in the Congress, but we or even see and whose operating methods are have been In the minority. We tried to do hidden, me standards these officials set and the . something about the Inflation and the recessioi 'Oh Goody I It's Twins I' criWU by which they reach their decisions are through advoca ting wage, price, rent and profit controls, restructuring the Reconstruction This particular executive lives In fear that one Finance Corporation, giving consideration to the of these faceless bureaucrats will lose an apso-called Brazilian index plan and other matters, plication and he won't know IL They've but we just can't seem to get the votes. That's sometimes been mislaid for weeks. Officials why it Is necessary, in my opinion, for one man , explained the delay by reporting that Edto the President, to take the lead, and for the decision on his case was such an agonizing one, It Co Congress to cooperate as much as it can.,, could not be hurried. It was only by accident be Whereupon one of the newsmen on the panel learned , reality, no flC could ma de a very telling point: Editor: children are taught or whether government papers. "Well, the President has ta ken the lead In Re: Depressing news In small packages. bureaucrats (HEW) shall do SO. This last being My friend worries even more that some minor area, lie said, 'Let's have a five per cent surtax.' the principal Hider and Stalin adhered to, to You are so right about the 311's being at least — And the Congrem threw up its hands in ho= official In the back rooms. of the vast State in my opinion more so—as Important as anything control their people along with a press that Department will make an arbitrary decision the pupils might come across in a Civics Class or propagandized the people—in Hitler's case, that and said, 'That's a terrible idea. We won't pass based on a triviality, or that some competitor Social Science (lass, they were the Master Race, in Stalin's case that willgettooneofthefl of ap. To which Senator Mansfield coolly replied, th the state was everything and provals each application must go through. For a citizens only lived "t's right. That Isn't the right thing to do." The real object In this hassle Is whether the to contribute to the success of the Communist small firm, such as the one we are dealing with parents will have their children taught the social As a matter of fact, the worse things get State. here, this could mean ruin. It would take weeks values of the mores of their society or whether before November 1976 the better for the to track down who blackballed the action since, some NEA bureaucrats or HEW bureaucrat We are rapidly coming to ft as the com. Democrats - unless (and Its a faint hope Indeed) from week to week and month to month, behind- shall decide what their education will be. President Ford decides to abandon his custom ct the-scenes of ficials change. lion media categories these people as holding hands with his old cronies on Capitol Hill "monica book burners" - which they are not, although a me The bureaucrats wish to teach that "Jesus nd goes after them hammer and tongs. So many considering some of the books that are used, the are in the chain of rist came down out ofae" and people of It IS this deadly factor in our presidential human race would be just as well off If they decision that tracking papers through the Kanawaka Co., being of Christian upbringing. never exi.sted as what they teach can be found in system — the inexorable logic whereby it is Labyrinth takes an artist. Even then, ft could take believe In the divinity of Christ and wish their weeks more to learn why a decision was gutters of human degradation anywhere. If actually be tter for a Congress controlled by one children ta ught so. Nor do they wish them ta ught negative. My friend, and Others In like i)OSItiOfls, Freud on o country Is to survive the Children must be party If the country goes downhill under a anal eroticism nor yet that "She was a taught to look up not down to the gutter for president of the other - that makes many have found the middle.. level bureaucracy awash good looking redheac!ed whore who got $100 a values in with "cover" stories so plausible It is almost shot from rich Johns." life. They will learn $Oo enougt the serious observers wonder desperately whether impossible to find the actual rationale for any seamy aide of life, there Isn't some way to graft onto our Conr)m well could be the opening shot In a battle par ticular decision, especially one that stitution certain aspects of the Briliz$ as to whether the people will control what their S. 13. (Jim) Crowe challenged. i r Around 0 Don 't you wish someone would finally make up our minds f or us. Who are our friends and enemies? That Beetle Bailey cartoon of this past week hit it right on the head. When the Ole Sarge told Beetle that China and Russia are no longer consIdered our enemies, he shucked his uniform and wanted "out" of the Army. Wit U tt,n 'l,...h,,,,,"r......,... I---I_ -' FuneraF Notices CRUMLEY, BEDA 1.—Funeral services for Soda B. Crumley, 7 , of 245A Hlghpoint Blvd. No.. Boynton Beach, who died Monday. will be held at 2 30 p m , Wednesday. at National Chapel. Lantana. with Rev. W,Illarn Roughbon officiating, Cremation to follow. Family requests flower s be Omitted and hos who with may make Contributions to Caton United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, Delray Beach. National Chapel Mortuary In charge 3 JAMESSMITHSR. James Olive Smith Sr., 62, of 1417 Oak Ave., Sanford, died Monday morning a t his residence, lie was a na tive of Kentucky and had lived in Sanford for the past 27 years, moving here from Lexington. Ile was a mem ber of First Christian Church, former chairman of the official board, SMITH, JAMES OLIVE. SR.— former secretary of the Sunday F uneral services for James School and former chairman of Olive Smith Sr. 62. of 7417 Oak Ave.Sanford.whodiedMonday, the budget committee and was will be held at 2 p rn., Wed a member of the Board of nesday, at First Christian Deacons, He was the owner and Ch ur ch with Dr. Harold A. Harris officiating. Burial in operator of Progressive Evergreen Cemet ery Gramkow Printing Co., of Sanford. Funeral Home In charge. l m s ze Washer witli Fa \ i* i d Permanent Press _ Side Yard Variance from 10 (171674) 1O1TE A I Agriculture Zone Zone To park a mobile home fl fttoS'1ftonthefoIIowingdescribed the following described property: property: Lot 5, Prairie Lake Investigators today were have been dead for one to two The SW ' of SE 1 4 of NE 1.4 of Manor. in Section 1921 30. on East Section 17.70 31, on Pineway Street. Lauren Court. (DISTRICT No 4) waiting for results of an weeks, 4 FLOYD FREER BA (1 7 C. APPROVAL OF MINUTES autopsy and laboratory tests Sherif f John Polk said an 1674 ) 1OTE Al Agriculture Zon e 1. Nov em ber 15. 1974 Regular that may help them to identify au topsy being performed today To park a mobile home on the Meeting th e decomposed body of a by county medical examiner following described property: This public hearing will be held in Easter n 730 ft of Lot I and that part the County Commission Chambers woman found Sunday in Dr. G. V. Garay will hopefully of Lot 7 South of Railroad Track M. of the Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, Altamonte Springs. reveal the approximate age and M. Smith Subdivision In Sect,on 34 on Dec ember 16, 1974. at 1:00 P.M., Sheriff's and Altamonte physical description of the 19 30. Further described East of or as soon thereafter as possible. Upsala between railroad track and Wriltn comments filed with the police detectives are checking woman. ,Vihlen Road (DISTRICT No. 5) "Ice of the Zoning Dredor will be diamond rings found Authorities said laboratory B. BARIAPICES COnsideredandpersonsappearingat CECCHIPdI—BA(17 the heari ng will be heard orally. 1. JOHN Monday In a search of the tests may reveal the cause of 1674) 129v—A 1 Agriculture Zon e- Hearings may be continued from overgrown embankment where de ath. Preiim Inar Y Los Size Variance on the following time to time as may be found the body was found by a examination of the body scene described property: Lot 701, Un. necessary.Furmerdelailsayafable teenager riding a minibike in failed to turn Indications of recorded ptat of Chula Vista. fl by calling 373.4330, Ext. 301 Section 7) 71.37, on Kiwanis Circle. Seminole County Board hopes the rings will .alsofurnish cause of or of a violent (DISTRICT No 1) of Adjustment leads to the woman's identity. struggle, officers said. 2. JAMES BROWN BA (12 16. By: Walton Torres, 'I'he partially-clad body was Polk has speculated that the 74) 1I0V R1 Residential Zone Chairman found lying face up in weeds woman was the victim of a sex Lot SIze. Width and Side Yard Publish: Nov. U. 1914 Variance on the following described DEN 161 h - as two J. Now I can understand why some clerks are ap. pr ehensive when th ey are oil erred a big bill as paymen t. Question.......why don't the banks remove them from circulation? - \\\ i, ktr nJ j : l i "IN SAME OPENING" 0 cs., Forced Air Wall Furnace '"'' Safe • Clean S Economical GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Literature and.or. Free Survey t i , ' "c' • ' ' 4&'Eisw up death WA U iuAA - - nearaprlvateroadsouthes.,tof crime but authorities have the interstate Mail at SR-436 declined to reveal what clothing Monday as teams of in- - diamonds. The rings had manufacturers and officers are checking area jewelry tone In hopes they can identify the personwhoboughttherings. The woman Is believed to WEATHER . - 251 MaSs k. Cwsv,y, no. HIV Call (305) ... 831 -3600 Sal.i 1ngIn..rIn_s.icp1,, • . 'Ir FR S •• S . 5 S •• 'S . • .5 lk FALL WAREHOUSE CARPET SALE 0 0 . Yesterday's high $1 low this morning 51. Fair to partly Cloudy through Wednesday Cooler tonight and mild Wed nesd ay. Low tonight In the lower SOs. 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A ltamonte Ave. (SR 436) -- . pm .• • •, Alta monte Springs 305-831-3377 • • • • -• --- ':,c. . .• : 1 ,, .... -14*~4-_ - J%~.J ,---_~ _!Z#-M-.-:,;-. r~ -V_Izr? i ,:__-7;E _V4.P4__~-.~;,Z7~. ___ I.1; t 1-1_754' -_ - X . I.. . . ,.., PRO Y EN LEADERSHIP -~,T~: 1~ __ _.- _ _y.%-.77_-.1!._n'. -_ XA- I I"---. I - I-T tls . 1W % 1,1W - ___ -.! __ I- 1 i t '' ": _ , -1 .i '__?'i . -- • 3 wash, 4 rnst, temperatures • Porcelain enamel top, basket and RE—ELECT JOHN . • Permanent Press Cycle with (:1) 1111 lis'n". I —-.J tub I Returns , 3 water- level aclections . , HEAT MODERNI REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH ',arm .0....-Ceiling - Filter-Flo wash System ________________ ,Nl.*o - WASHER .A - _________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ - FILTER.FLOe / - - - Cvdel / - - Identify Mystery Body contained three one-carat J But suppose my friend persists and brings his case to whatever tribunals hear appeals, Where these courts are, who composes them, and how they opera te Is also something of a mystery to most businessmen who must deal with the government. As frequently as not. there is no appeal, except to the men who made the j or to their su pe riors. M y - - before the recent e1ectIots, Senator Mike Mansfield, the canny Majority Leader of the Sena te, gave us a chilli ng glimpse of wha t tl American people can expect from their hea vi ly Democratic Congress the next two years. The soft-spoken gentleman from Mon tana was clear enough about what was needed: Presidential leadership. Speaking of the r ce ntiy..covefle(j "Lame-duck" session of the old Congress, he anticipated that li ttle would be accomp lished "unless the President takes the 11__~ _~ _Z'-, - - Ona televisionmtenlewprogramafewdays -: ____________ - parlamentary system. BERRY'S WORLD dy's L woman, later identified as 19. WASHINGTON From the FBI's most secret files, the story has been compiled of the Home Deliv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All FBI's undercover effort., to "disrupt and other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. distract" subversive and radical groups. The activities ranged from leaking derogatory material about a congressional candidate to "investigating the love life of a group leader for dissemination to the press." The undercover operation was known inside the FBI by the code name "Cointelpro," which Is bureaucratic shorthand for "counterintelligence program." We have obtained a 21-page summary, which the FBI has prepared for Atty. Gen. William Saxbe of the supersecret Cointelpro activities. The White House is now acknowledging that By the FBI's own admission, "some Cointhe U.S. economy is "moving into a recession." telpro activities Involved isolated instances of This gets President Ford the company of practices that can only be considered abhorrent economists who have been using the term with in a free society." greater frequency as the mass of economic Yet the FBI reminded Saxbe: "It is important to understand that these Improper activities statistics accumulated over the past several were not the purpose or Indeed even the major months. characteristic of the FBI's Cointelpro effort.,." The debate over the right label for our The 21-page document gives no names and economic condition reminds us of the arguments only few details. In at least one case, however, that arose in the early 1950s over whether the clash we have learned the full story. of armies in Korea was a police action or a war. No During the 1968 presidential Inaugural, matter what it was called, it had to be fought. demonstrators kept In touch with one another by "citizen band" radio. The document tells of Whether we are in a recession, or whether we use the term "stagflation" to describe our plight, Our 10 FBI's Counter— Intelligence Program - ounge Ms. anaccidentatU,S. 17.92andSR Glimp were John R. Curro, 20, 42lat Five Points that nccurred of 431 Central Blvd., while HiUery's car was being Charles G. Vassos of 1814 Orlando;E. Timothy R. Wright, pursued by a Winter Springs Janice Ave., Orlando, was 4705 sh1and St., Detroit, police unit. entering his vehicle in the rear Mich,; and Gary F. Manning, Florida Highway Patrol parking lot at Club Juana 20, of 107 11111 Ave., Orlando. All trooper C.L. TomL inson said Monday night when approached were charged with attemDtLtd Ifillery's auto collided with a by a black female who robbery and assault with intent sedan driven by Roger A. demanded his money. When he to commit a felony and placed Cassidy, 18, of Sanford, Route 3. said he had no money he was in Seminole County Jail on No inju ries were report ed and struck in the head and face with $13,000 bond each, damage to the two vehicles was a large object in a bag. The estimated at $600. 26,19744A 300N , - FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 %VAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Casselberry V __________ Sanford, __________ __________ Legal Notice _______ if ________ _______ - W �1. WOMEN SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FL D f 11 Tuesday, Nov. 26,1974--6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EAR li.~' ABBY pagne' Cham 11 er Butterfly Net Bi AIIIG/til. VAN BLItEN Jumps ______________________ 1 _______ _________ . - ' _______ - -. .- _____ _____ ___________________ 11 .. '. - -. . ' ... - _J - - It . .. ' ,. . . ,. , %4___ f4'-'TTJf . ..' A .;•-. - It• " - 1 ... . -A , .••: . ' :•, . - . I read In your column that boys like to be seen in public with I AWO --- --- IN -_.•..k-:- . . PWI - Students from around the world gather In the classroom to practice English and exchange information (!) Being determined to improve. Now, flatly refuse to park. U the boy asks, "flow come all of a sudden?" tell bini that you've done. Be consistent. You're on the right track. DEAR ABBY: To "Uttle Me in Hargord," who ruids people ui iczii w wuiw a man as nanume, uruiian and WUIy 83 her husband would marry a dolt like her! No, you are not alone. I, too, am married to a handsome, witty, charming professional man. I am rather plain. un ior College Is Spi'*ced Wl@th Internati*onal Flavor Sports Writers Association with the hors d'oeuvres nere'll be flavorful Florida feature favorties recipes from orange juice, and fresh fruit 3. Vero Beach (841) 52 4. Nleff itt Island (&0-2) 50 bowl for starters followed b' all board members, Liz cheese souffle sausage straji Helfrich, we hear, plans a , -a, y.tSS 4. .Z " - her from'home'aremissed,butthe JerriKirk, Liz Helfrich, Frank baubles. like it here? What brought you English in Dr. Ann Bosman's English, although here? class last week (So much en- classmates assure her con- students are enjoying adapting . 1 Those are usually the opening thuslasm has been shown for fidence comes fast as everyone to their new environment PLAIN JANE IN MASS. CONFIDENTIAL TO "SAME FIGHT jjy ypg". questions, and they lead to a this class that Dr. Bosman Is sympathetic and helpful. although they comment some Same answer from here. Compromise. Go to your mother's for flow of answers, opinions and hopes to start evening classes Somkiet Tharathanakul has prejudice does exist against Seminole Graduate more questions, Thanksgiving and to his mother's for ChI-IJIUSU. as well.) journeyed all the way from their being foreign. The growing number of These students come from far Thailand to study agriculture at No one was short on smiles or Probl ems? Vouli Iel betler II you get it oft your cheSt. For a foreign students at Seminole and wide to study at SJC for a SJC. The tropical climate of his wisecracks, however, and personal reply, write t, ABBY. Box No. 69700, L.A.. Call!. 90069. Teaches Junior College (SJC) does variety of reasons, Enclose stamped. seU.acctresed envelope. please. homeland Is similar to that of obviously they find there is For Abby' s new bookies "W h a t Teen Agers Want to Kno*,• sent much to liven up classroom and "I had a friend who was here. Florida, which made this state much to be learned and enjoyed $1 to AbigaIl Van Burr, 132 Lask y Dr., Bceriy Hills, Cal. 90217. Shirley M. Alexander, campus life, offering those He recommended the school, an obvious destination. He about American customs, food, cross-cultural exchanges which It's a good opportunity for me to dreams of returning to dating practices and classroom daughter of Mrs. George Walter 1oi-gan of Sanford and the late are so valuable to any learn a second language and get Thailand after be graduates to conduct. G. W. Morgan Is attending education. There are so many a good job when I go back help raise the standard of There is much for Americans graduate school at Eastern # new things-and fun things- home," was the explaination agriculture in that country. . to learn from them, too. "Ican't Kentucky University (EkU), for persons of different offered by Omar Fumin, a 1 lit Others in the class include believe the funny questions I working on a master's in p nationalities to learn from one handsome Venezuelan whose Pedro Pablo Munoz from get asked," chuckled one Criminal Justice Education. Scratches Mar another. English after two years here Is Colombia, Edgardo Maldonado student, and the others all Mrs. Alexander Is presently Indeed, some classes at the good, although he retains a and Francisco Mlllou from agreed. Questions like, do you Colorful Frig team teaching at EKU, an Junior college - the course on heavy (but most attractive) Puerto Rico and Nayda Smith still ride camels in Persia? I honor to outstanding 4 English-as a Second Language accent. from Panama, all here to the buildings in Venezuela have graduate given students. The team is By POLL? CRAMER for example -are a veritable Almas Keshavan-Pahb& Is further their education and elevators? And, are there teaching "The Juvenile and small-scale United Nations from Iran; he also came to the Improve their English. sto res in Colombia? ) DEAR POLL? - Does any reader know how to remove Police," to undergraduate and 16 ' scratches from a coppertone refrigerator? I made the mistake of graduate students. SHIRLEY ALEXANDER removing some paint spots from the refrigerator with a scouring A graduate of Seminole High pad. The cleaners and waxes I have used seem to make the School where she was a for Parker-Seal in Berea, Ky. scratches show even more. BETTY. cheerleader, Girls State They have two children, ANIL representa ti ve and one of six Lends Lee, 11, and Joseph IV, DEAR POLL? -My Pet Peeve is wi th those newspapers that outsta nding senior girls, Mrs. 6, who are studen ts ut crossword puziies In the fold of the paper instead of at th e top at Model Alexander received her A. B. La boratory School on the or bottom of a page. - AS. 1974-75 Cooperative degree in Social Work from Uni versity campus. DEAR POLLY -Mrs. B.G who wants to wrap her head in Education Clubs of Florida EKU. (CECF) officers at La ke toilet tissue to save her hairdo has only to tear off enough time to She is married to Joseph If goaroundher headjce. Pintlasueto thesldeoftbeheadwlth a Brantley High School recently Simmons Alexander III, of Fr insta lled under CECF coot- Lyons, Ga., also an EKU bobby pin, take It around to the back and pin to the other side of th e bead and the n raise the paper a bit higher and ta ke back / ______7_91 r dinator Jerry Lowrey, are: Jill graduate presently working on Bush, president; Laura Deere, a maste r's in Criminal Justice. around again pinning when necessary. This covers any part of the _____ ______ J1I hair that touches th e pillow. Th e tissue also absor bs perspiration vice president; Katie Johnson, He Es a production supervisor as you sleep. The first t ime I did th is my husband took one look historian; Betty Childress, I -.. - if'. and in amazement said, "Where do you think you are goin g?" treasurer; and Jackie McDona ld, secretary. Now he Is used to it. Ihave been doing this over 20 years and my hair stays in great shape from one set to another. Te ll Mrs. B.G. Also Installed were D.E.C.A. the tissue works better when doubled.-M.E,G. officers: Mike Budenaki, president; Pat Budenskl, vice DEAR POLLY and Mrs.B.G. -To wrap one's head in toilet -. . president; Laura Deere, ______ tissue to hold the set l use at least lto two yards oftlssue put on , IT Gov. Rubin Askew has secretary; Fred Marles, _______ tur ba n style. Start at th e hairlin e and wrap toward th e crown, pin ______________________ . ••Jj 44 parlimentarian; Betty proclaimed Dec. 1-7, as Florida 1•'s in place wi th bobby pins and th en put a nigh t net over a ll . Waves I Childress, historian; and Teri Shrimp Week. While most food • should be pinned before putting on the tissue and one should be costs are rising, the price of Children of St. Croix participating in the production or "Cinderella" Boelke, treasurer, gentle wi th a bouffant style. I have heard that a satin pillowcase Four CECF members from Florida shrimp Is declining helps keep one's hair style but have never tried It. -LILLIAN. lake Brantley 111gb attending because it is in plentiful supply. DEAR READERS I find a rayon satin pillowcase alone the annual District IV Lake Some companies that prepare works beautifully and keeps one's hairdo (at least mine) for a fullBrantley, Lyman, St. Cloud, shrimp are overstocked and week. One or two clips placed at strategic places help, too. When Osceola, Oviedo and Apopka they want to share their 4. t High Schools' elections held bonanza with the consumer. on a trip and I have forgotten to pack such a pillowcase a satin or By HELEN IIENNESSY interests of a multiracial peo- flfl(l art are among the mos Shrimp is always quick and nylon tricot half slip pulled over the pillow works Just U well. pie. The Herald Services popular attractions. And there Nov. 16 at Osceola High School, POLLY. it can be boiled, were: Jill Bush, Jackie easy to fix There is particular erxiphitsis is a growing exchange of talent McDonald, Betty Childress and baked, broiled, sauteed or deep NEW YORK -(NEA) -Not on the island's unique cultural between the Islands of St. Croix, Katie Johnson. DEAR POLLY -My Pointer is way to have a smart new rug fried. Like all seafood, shrimp St. John and St. Thomas wi th at little cost. Usually carpet dealers have old display samples of 3° long ago one of the m ost he ri ta ge. Is naturally tender and is neighboring Puerto Rico. carpet for sale and often for as little as 15 to 20 cents each. Select delightful and popular of cooked to congeal the protein An amateur theatrical group coordinating colors all the same size and buy carpet tape at the Caribbean ports of call, At the celebration the 25th rather than t tenderize. So for hardware store. On your floor arrange the squares to your Virgin islands have suffered of blacks and white recently anniversary of a landmark sweet, tender results, sang and danced its way hotel in (Thristlanstcd, guests atifactinn, turn squares over and tape wrong sides together. greatly from the publicity remember the primary rule of through five memorable per. danced to the music of a tradiYou will have an individual rug of quality that has no relation to recent years. The G.E.!) test leading to a seafood cookery: do not formances of Rogers ind 11am- tional Scratch-Band (the play- high school equivalency overcooi. the price paid for the samples. J.S. For many mainlanders, merstein's "Cinderella." More ers make music from a variety diploma will be offered at I)f:Ait ptjjj,y - I want to share with the other gab my way (4 mentIon of SI Croix conjures up than 800 residents and tourists of home-made instruments), Seminole Junior College Dec. fl using leftover yarn. I had of many colors. When visions not merely of a tropical turned out each night to ap- ate island foods and drank 16,17, and iL Anyone 18 or INo la gift to wrap within the hour and had paper but no ribbon or paradise, but of one overcast plaud this venture of the Island famous Virgin Islands rum. who has met the prerequisites used two colors of yarn to match the paper's design and with unrest Center, a community facility Among those present were the of American history and civics itiash i [)('fl)fX'Il. Then I used three separate strands of yarn to tie built for the people of St. Croix governor and his wife and film may take the test. Eligibility the pat k.e. .eparating the yar. strands after the pompon was in As real and troubling as through private contributions, star Maureen O'Hara, who with must be complet ed by Dec. 6. RE-ELECT JOHN plt' it wa attached just as a bow would be tied to a gift. The headlined Incidents have beCfl Perhaps the most un ique her husband Captain Charles A Free, self-help program to pat-kagi' was a c'cinvcrsation-piece and no one knew the reason for however, they are still not the feat ure of the Center Is the op- Blair resides on St. Croix. prepare the student for the test Its b:ing d4'fw that way. Use this little Pointer on the smallest or entire story of the Islands to. por Si Croix remains as colorf ul Is available at study centers tunity it affords the natives f.irgiT (if gifts and adjust th e size of the pompon accordingly. day, as many concerned t1fl to explore their cultural and historic as ever, and located throughout Seminole If'.1.u,ru4utt1glftpaperwhites1fpaPerU'rkSPerfeCt1y. As ders are anxious to point out. heritage and that of the West responsible citizens as in- County. For 4tailson the study mitny volors 14 iarn as you wish can be used for the tie, Do There an great efforts among Indies and to giar,e it with their terested in maint.aining their center In your neigh borhood Clr y 00NNISSION - SEAT 4 remember to wrap the pompon as tightly as tcsaible or the gift thIIIkIng r es idents toward re- white neighbors and visitors place in the Caribbean sun. This 11 Seminole Junior College will lc'se M'UIC of its looks. MARYANN. conelling and harmonizing the from the States. Native dances is also part of the story. and ask for the G.E.D. office, 4 Now ' Lay' POINTERS Lake Brantley - Elects Officers -. Shrimp Week ______ - - Is Declared - . - ________ Island Cultivates (Culture - - , - meatballs-beer is the secret Galbraith Sign me Take GED Test - PROVEN LEADERSHIP . MORRIS - -- l Steeler Rout -. - - PROVEN LEADERSHIP tian (9-1) 52 10. Hollywood Chaminade (& City, Mcclenny Baker County, Milton, Tarpon Springs and Ve- 8. Bristol Liberty County (8-2) 26 10. Key West Immaculate (7- 1b. ^11- - ' ALVIN DARK THE SPEAKER MORRIS The manager of the world champions Oakland A's, who's been rehired for the 1975 season spoke to a large gathering Monday evening at the First United Nlethodist Church of Oviedo _ - tt$b and preserves . r- " 1. Frostproof (10-1) 80 2. Branford (10-0) 72 3. M i ami Christian (10-0) 4. Monticello Aucilla Chris. 6. Fort Lauderdale (8-1) 38 2. Lake Butler Union County 7. Nliami Beach (&0-1) 32 (10-0) 66 lement that good,hot coffee of a Christmas tree, an Idea she picked upat Celebrity Cooking cake and muffins, creamy School. And Annette Wing can't butter mould, Jams and Jellies wait to fix her sensational ---• . --- - Runs s ' NEW ORLEANS AP - "If ing, and I wasn't about to dis- Frank Lewis for a f i rst-quarter I'd been O.J. Simpson, I'd have turb a good thing." score, ran 18 yards for a touch. scored a couple more," said Bradshaw hit eight of 19 with down in the second quarter and Pitsburgh quarterback Terry two Interceptions, tossed one yard to Larry Brown Bradshaw after he led the Pittsburgh Coach Chuck Noll for a third-period marker. Steelers to a 28-7 runaway vic- wouldn't commit himself to Swann's 64-yard scamper tory over the New Orleans ending the game of musical also came In the third period. Saints In Monday night's Na. quarterbacks he's been playing Between Brown's touchdown tional Football League game. all season, but he did praise and the one by Swann, the Simpson, star running back of Brad.shaw's performance. Saints notched their single the Buffalo Bills, has had better "Bradshaw played a heck of a score of the night - a 10-yard nights than the blond quar- fine game," Noll said. pass from reserve quarterback terback had against the Saints Noll has rotated quarterback Bobby Scott to rookie tight end Monday. But Bradshaw's chores among Bradshaw, Joe Paul Seal. per(rJrinance was more than (;ilnani ;ind Terry Hanratty, Scott stcpptd in late in U sufficient, netting 99 yards saying he was waiting for a first half, after starting quarrushing Including a touch- leader to emerge and "take the terback Archie Manning had down - and 80 yards and two bull by the horns." gone 2-10-3 in passing. Scott hit more touchdowns through the Bradshaw threw 31 yards to eight of22, air. ________ ---________ -The fourth Steeler touchdown came on a 64-yard punt return by Lynn Swann. "The Saints' coverage was really excellent, but they 00 REELECT JOHN opened some huge lanes," he said in the noisy, steamy dressing room. "You saw it. You could have run for a hundred yards yourself. "I would have liked to have thrown the ball a little better, CITY COMMISSION -SEAT 4 but our running game was go. - Class A 5. Jacksonville flames (8-0-1) nice. 9. St. Augustine St. Josephs 49 1. Inverness Citrus (10-0) 77 (9.1) spectacular concoction of with mushrooms and ham with shrimp and parsley in the shape flaky biscu,its. And to com- It'll be a feast fit for kings on Ingredient, we hear. When our engagement was amounced (we worked together) the right royal occasion of the By JEAN PATTESON Jeff i Kirk has rounded up her the amazement on the part of many was apparent. organizations, many college on the recommendation Their reactions to the U.S ho li da y season's highlight Women's Editor artistic helpers and they are However, 18 years and three children later, we are nationalities are represented. of a friend, are varied. To some, it is the Champagne Ball. There's nothing like a Little Thai, Persian, Venezuelan, making up table centerpieces to married, and in my wallet I carry his picture along with a poem I Consuel Pelaez Is a pretty exactly as they expectpd; to But get your reservat,ions in evoke the traditional holiday clipped from a magazine when I was a bride. bit of foreign flavor to spice up Panamanian, Colombian and Colombiah whose aunt lives in others it is bigger, faster and Naturally early. Very busy these days are spirit The poem reads: "Her face and figure aren't so hot; Her wit's a conversation. lots of red candies, Puerto Rican, to name a few Longwood. Still new to the U.S., rather frightening. a UtUe dim. So what's she got I haven't got? HIM!11 By Georgia S. Where're you from? D'you who were polishing up their she is hesitant about speaking frienc6, families and customs Ball Committee members- fresh greenery and gay colored POLLY'S , Y . 1:1 records in parentheses: 1)11 5. Apalachicola (9-1) 50 Class AAAA (tie) Starke Bradford County 6. Miami Westminster Chris. 1. Tallahassee Leon (9-0 80 (8-1) 11 han (8.2)31 •, 2. Orlando Oak Ridge (10.0) Also receiving votes: Jack(tie) Sarasota Cardinal Moo. 69 sonville Bishop Kenney, Haines ney (7.2) 31 surely be a highlight of the is headed by Mrs. William P. evening and send revelers (Lucy) La yer. Helped by Mrs. home sober and safe on full Woodrow Clark and Mrs. Frank turns and lots of piping ho t Mebane, she will take charge of that Champagne Ball specialty, coffee. tntv flnnlch nn&ao Lead 6. Delray Beach Atlantic (6-1- while Class AA Inverness Cit. 1) 31 rus and Class A Frostproof held 7. Titusville Astronaut (8-1) onto t he ir top rankings. he rankings for the four 8. Leesburg (8-1) 23 classes compiled by the Florida 9. Auburndale ( 8-2)19 from 8-9 p.m. and then swinging only, payable to Seminole into a night of dancing to the Mutual Concert Association, exciting 'Sounds Interesting' P.O. Box 1593, Sanford, be fore orch"stra from Jackso nvi lle. Nov. . . The midnight buffet catered One of the busiest committees r - ,* its domination of Class AAAA champagne and hors d'oeuvres Make reservations by check I '- . girls th ey respect. Th en I realized th ey Just didn't respect me. That shook me up, and now lam trying to improve myreputation. But how can! refuse to park a nd make out wi th a guy once I've said okay-' Or am I hopeless? HAS-BEEN AT 16 changed your way of living. It may take a while to build a better reputation, but It can be The cork's been popped and Mebane, Barbara Jackson, preparations for Seminole NancyKirk,Jackl3urney,June Mutual Concert Association's Lormann and Nellie Coleman. seating are 1974 Champagne Ball are There bubbling over, arrangements to be made, The Ball to be held Dec. 7 at decorations to be constructed, The Forest, Lake Mary, and hors d'oeuvres to prepare. promises an unforgettable TheForestcanaccommodate i crun' of g.iiety, s t ar t ing w i th ,i n1ixnuin of 100 iouplis - . - she gives birth to a red-beaded baby girl. DEAR ABBY: I'm a 16-year-old girl who has been going with dudes since I was 12. They ha ng around my house and take me for a ride to pa rk and make out, but when it comes to school dances and movie dates, th ey ask another girl. DEAR HAS: You are not hopeless. You've already conquered the first two steps In self4mprovemeal. (1) Knowing you need It. Bubble Over i U. ____ - ______ ______ 11~w - ______ _____ _________ _.L ______ 0 . First - -?;~, ~~! 1~ I III - - chances. Be right there with a pink butterfly net for Mary In case - To Bradshaw - ORLANDO. Fla. (API 5. 1.nnitn iS..l 1 9.5 3. Montice llo .Ipffprcnn ('nnn. Ocala Forest edged Glades ty(8-l) 62 9 Winter Haven (9.1) fl Central out of first place th is 4. Century (10-0) 57 10. MiamI Palmetto (8-1) 13 week in the state's Class AAA Also receiving votes: Fort 5. Summerfield Lake Weir (8football rankings, while the top. Pierce Central, Lakeland Kath- 2)49 ranked schools In the other ken, Miami Killian, MIami 6. St. Cloud (9-1) 35 three divisions remained the Springs, Orlando Boone, Porn7. Wildwood (7.2) 27 same. 8. Crescent City (8.1)19 pairn Beach, St. Petersburg Forest moved into the No. I Northeast and Winter Park. 9. Fort Myers Bishop Verot spot following a 30-3 victory (10-0) 18 Class AAA over Leesburg, which had held 10. Mulberry (8.2)12 1. Ocala Forest (9-0) 75 the top AAA spot kr six weeks Abc receiving votes: Boca 2.Glades Central (9-0-1) 72 be fore dropping to third last Raton St. Andrews, Melbourne 3. Plantation (8-1) 56 week. 4.NewSrnyrnaBeach(8.1)49 . Central Catholic, Mount Dora I illi t u.. lkon LofltiIiUtd and Pahoket Palatk.i south 8-1 37 - DEAR ABBY My daughter4n4a (I'll call her Mary) hates red hair. I have red hair and sodomy mother and my brother. M son, who Is married to th is red-hair hater, has brownish hair with a slight reddish cast, but Mary insists that he Is blond. Mary says she has hated red hair all her life especially on girls expecting her fi rst child any day now and she says she has had nightmares about having ababyglrl with fjeryredhajr (She tells me this right to my face, mind you, and when I'm sitting th ere with red hair.) Abby, what does a red-headed moth er-tn-law say to a daughter-in-law who says, 'if I have a red-headed baby girl, UI drown her." BURNEDUP DEAR ill R\ I I) 'ht ('an' (hi. ct riou But don't take in -0 "Y. ~ I-U-''. ~ r= -, ~ .i_f: I-P 7~~Tl ~_ ? _', - - ~', PreParat ions .. .e Lat_,.T. Unbeaten Forest ' Stand By With Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974-1 B Prom - 0 - Iarr1lf*.r. I AMICIMIUR 0 LAMUtbil VVIN At Least DAY SALE TUES. AN *" Ind Ime A **~. __ THE F1AVOR ENHANCE ' Ni BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' , ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES "'°' I C,. In Town " I' JUAN ESTEBAN TINTO SEMI Sw[F1 VISIT YOUR . 2.89 0114 ;1.95 BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH . '12 BEAUJOLAIS LA MICHFIE . , ABC BUYS By THE CARLOAO'"" SMING IS YOURS - NG YOU PREFER A RED WINE - GOOD WITH ,*W<~~ AHEAVYTURKEYORUGHTRED MEATS Sill *II $.4i ILl ITO YOU AND YOURS SCOTCH. CANA0IA. SOu5IO GI RUM SRARDY. BLIND, VODKA MAlT IlAI1$,L&lYftlUl 31 '.', 369 flVTTfl vii DflIIVflhi c ai ., .n 36.90 11 V1NT. 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There were a lot of corn- - Ii 42' ROYAL 515.1 N Y STATI CMD - Central Division M inn 7 1 0 636 211 161 (inn Bay 6 S 0 545 II? IS) Delroll 6 S 0 343 119 197 Chicago 3 I 0 773 115 196 Western Division W L T Pct. PF PA $ 3 0 777 19? 137 Mimi I 3 0 777 357 170 L A New Ori 4 7 0 364 In l i o 177 231 205 I Buffalo Fran 4 7 0 361 III 702 tog 7 4 0 636271 193San Nw 7 9 0 .152 II 211 1 7 0 361 II? 731 Atlanta Jett NY (ClInched division title Ball 3 9 0 II? $34 261 Mnday's R e sult Central Division Pittsburgh, 75, New Orleans 7 I 7 1 733 247 154 Pill Thursday. Nov. 35 7 s 0 634 251 111111s CincI Denver at Detroit S 6 0 115 111 711 Houston Washington at Dallas Cleve 3 $ 0 713 703 775 Sunday, December I Western Division Baltimore at Outisio 9 2 0 Ill 210 173 San Francisco at Cleveland S s i -SOO 731 736 Denver San Diego at New York Jets 4 7 0 311 195 731 City Kan Green Bay at Philadelphia Diego) • 0 37) II) 73? San Hovton at Pittsburgh National Conference New York Giants at Chicago Eastern Division New Orleans at Mnnesot W t. T PCI. PC PA Kansas City at St Louis S Louis 9 7 0 III 716 173 Los AnQeltS lit Atlanta Wash I 3 0 .777 232 133 New England at Oakland °"' 6 S 0 45209 161 Monday, Dec. 1 4 7 0 361 15$ 179 Ph'lph.a Cincinnati at Miami. N NYGants ; 9 0 113 $61 737 299 , : BASKETS - % MAGNUM - "My whole argument is that there are some things I should have in my contract in case I get hurt - not security for me but for my family. They (the Spirits) say they want me for q the rest of my career, but they won't give me a no-trade clause, I feel l need some sort of security. u'i' LiITonAPlOUIlaco. SEVENTH Doubles, Spec? Mencha II Javi 1100 3 20 310 5 FIRST - Doubles. Spec 1: Aldana Arana 500 310 3 M-tcna II Bettis I $0 4.10 7.50 7 Echo Leni: ] so Aldana .IavI QunhlIa (3 S) $27.60 6.70 100 1 Oguza Lenh: $60 1 Perfecta (S3) S9660 Qunhela (2 4) sm $0 EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec 7: Barnes, who has expressed Perfecta I? 11514100 Ch'jcho discontent with his contract SECOND - Doublci. Spec 7: W.uguer:a 620 560 140 7 with the Spirits, failed to show Echano Ysa 2S 60 $70 620 6 Domingo Aguirre 7.00 500 2 B i lbao Ramon 500 340 I 410 5 up at a game last Wednesday Ursa Javi 0 L4srri Lenh: QuinieLi (7 7) 137.60 560 3 against the New York Nets, apQu'niel4 (Id) 11620 Prrfecla (72) 19060 parently on the advice of agent perfects NINTH - Singles. Spec 7: (6 1) 1106 30 Ti-n u o f24 with 161 $1040 Marshall Boyar. 880 6 70 370 2 THIRD - Doubles. Spec 1: Zarre 570 110 3 Another agent, Irwin Weiner, Cacho Sanchez 1770 1710 7.60 I Bilbao 100 I 5,60 300 3 Quinela (2 31 143 70 has apparently been retained Oguiza Arana Alberdi 100 7 Perfecta (2 3) 113260 by Barnes to negotiate with the Arecha Quncla (3$) 156 70 10TH Singles, Spec 7: team concerning what Barnes Pertecta (B)) 1100 70 MencPa I 1900 10 00 S 20 2 Sanli 7.70 110 1 has called deficiencies In his FOURTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Aldarm Junn 310 210 7 Ramon 500 3 contract. Domingo Via Quniela (I 2) 117 20 360 1 Qijinela (7?) 171.10 Perfecta (2 1) $19350 • "I hope the people i n St. Louis Petit-cIa (7 2) 533 70 Daily Double (2 21 173790 11TH - Doubles, Spec 7: realize that he (Barnes) is a Daib Double (B?) $171 10 SanIl Tan 18 40 1 20 310 I young person and didn't want to FIFTH Doubles. Spec 7: Irciola Er:a Zarre 3 10 310 5 hurt anyone," Weiner said. "lie Muerza 10 10 720 4.20 4 Alava Perez $00 I just got some wrong advice. It Manure Altu 650 660 3 Quiniela (S 81 15760 360 7 Perfecta (I 3)1139 30 Isn't in his nature to be a Domingo Aspi Qunlela (3 4) 165 60 13TH Doubles. Spec 7: deserter." Perfecta (4 3) 19660 Sala Juan 970 300 720 7 SIXTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Maruri Muçuerla 300 210 6 Barnes, reached late Monday Sdnfo Perez 1110 910 6.00 $ SantiMenchas 740 I 7.50 5.10 1 Quinsela 12 6) %26 80 night, said, "I'm really glad to Arechô Zarre Aspi 3 10 7 Perfecta (7 6) 51570 he back In St. Louis. I never Erdola Ouncla ( It $3510 Big 0 (S I with 76)11751 60 P4,ir(1,' WINE GIFT IW IIJCA S iio($T '04 3 sn's : IBEAUTIFUL . . ..) d(,nd Jai Alai 7371 CRACKLING ROSE rs" M , is Is (I P141 *511?! A . '''-" . U,.IS. , II '- CHAMPAGNEC0ID0UCI _. iI %9390 62.50 .., WOREBOARD piriecta 18 . . 519 '"' o: J J.L . - '1wanted to leave, but I was Irked at some of the things that were going on. .':' 24.95 : 33.93 3,39 " a' ......... 5.19 ft" 61.50 '1OJOHANNISBERGER MIStING AN ABC .Ø,f . 3.49 31.50 -. iNI' 'WIAI 5. NIl V. at GALSANGRIAFROMSPAIN NEAR]L 4.49 GALLON I 5EflNIGR(ENHUNCARlAN ANY TIME48 149 YOU 2695 .*, 1Z1:1 ;J"Q 12CT;13V ROSE WINES ARE EVER THESE -OPEN 'IlL 2 A.M.PU tAR WITH ANY MEAL HI-WAY 17-92 LONGWOOD AT 1-11 SPLENDED THANKSGIVI NG HI-WAY 17.92 CASSELBERRY LAM WINES ft. "10100 "Old - NINIV.JSSIu$ Nil OPEN SUNDAY Ii A.M. T1L2 A.M. I ______ POMBAI. FROM PORTUGAL 24.95 FOR THE CON NOISSUER!pr"k'-tCl.s . . 2.29 c VVI i PSI N SSl em 69 ci 51 Ni ,***a 'I.. WOODLAND PLAZA DELANDI____ ROSE FROM PORTUGAL .........1.99 2195 '61 CHATEAU LASCOMBES L.A-IC, 9 95 Z 109 50 SHOP PSNNII SI wI'i&S eu ' ST. LOUIS (AP) - Marvin ments in the papers about me sort of went out on strike for Barnes, the $2.1 million rookie not returning, but I never said what I believed in. I might not center for the Spirits of St. that have gone about it the right "It's just a business I had way, but I felt I had to do Louis was back in St. Louis today, but it was still unknown to learn lithe hard way. I Just something." whether he would be in uniform for the team's American Basketball Association game against the Denver Nuggets tonight. MONDAY NIGHT ' S RESULTS 2.29 WU 11.1(1 SItiNISISPS4,u, there haven't been any meetingswithteamofflcialssofar," a team spokesman said Late Monday night. "And right now we can't say what will happen." FINE WHITE WINE wit 44. 111*11 ••$ 1,99 )I 22.95 "" '69 V1NT. DOMAI N[ BE UNC LOSE ftle"0101 of out ____ _____ CENTER OPEN SUN. 2P.M. 'IlL 2A.M. "We know he's In town, but ' gl<W 7'IF MCU"011,66A TMAUSGWI A JOYOUS . WE WILL BE OPEN '.- FESTIVAL _ NOV. 30 Win of r"M 00411 M ITO liftow _______ CASt till W$OIISALI THRU SAT., ii C 1*1 1 Marvin is s 0 FOR YOUR CONV[N,ENCf A " THANKSGIVING " 14 ORIANDO,Fla. (AP)-Fin. have advised Prentice that the with the by-laws and if there ancier Robert D. Prentice, the sale conditions may violate a are, to amend the by-laws," new money man behind he league by-law against rnortgag- said Deutsch. Florida Blazers, luas promised Ing a franchise. Ile said the Ile said Prentice ordered his to pay players and debtors of question was whether putting attorneys "to hold up closing the World Football League up Blazers' stock as collateral procedures on the contract to team despite a snag in his pur. on loans to purchase the team pachasie" the franchise until rhiicpi.urciompnt a c ninn rPrIP!PntPd n mnrtuncø. t} Situation l's dnrlfbwt "I've asked for a meeting of • says Prentice of Cape Canaveral Bob Deutsch, general counsel the board of governors within a delivered a $1.5 million check of the Blazers, said members of week to make It clear whether as a downpayment for the Blitz. the WFL's board of directors or not there are any problems ers' purchase last Thursday. I . __ $? 15 CASt PLANTER S NUTS Cot' 0 ASSOI IMIN, - 3105 lilt 1.19 LONDON DRY GIN GOLD MEDAL VODKA OLD FLORIDA Rip 0 4 11:2 mo RUM ii: 3.88 ova,' 64 fl; 1111:.i.1 Ug.I 11 ITI.Tril4 99':' BEER A OR CREAM ALE ... I J ibC MBC 1.29 �213— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Switzer Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974 S ur Permissive prised S With ff ooners O Parents season on The will Switzer DEAR DR. LAMB — Some is about as good or better than four years ago I had a tubal you can expect from any birth TUESDAY Ph. B., M. D. ligation. Because I was only 31 control procedure. Another reader recently CASE C-GOB: Danny L, aged and there was no medical EVENING 3. reason(orit,Jhadtogothrough wrote in about tubal ligation 5, has a younger sister, aged , Danny comes from cultured a lot of red tape and even went and stated she was now preg- 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth parents who send him to Sun. to ano ther state to get it done. nant. She was concerned about (6) Concentration day Sc hool and have stressed Since then I have had my 12th whether her baby would be (8) What's My Line proper child rearing strategy. living child. The pregnancy was normal or not. There is no (9) Truth Or Ills parents are devoted to normal, but she was a breech reason why a baby should have Conseq uences him, too, ard he is equally fond birth, and it was very hard on any greater chance of being (13) Ensign OrToole abnormal when a pregnancy (24) Street Corner of them, for there is splendid me. 44) Star Trek (35, The explanation given me by does occur after a tubal ligarapport in the home. 1:30 (2) Candid Camera Recently, however, his daddy the doctors was the egg had tion. (6) What's My Line reprimanded Danny at the fertilized around tl~e tissue of DEAR DR. LAMB — Could (8) Let's Make A the tubes. Now, I am anxio us to you tell me what shoul d be done dinner table. Deal ' Maybe his tones were a little find out what the chances of it with a 12-year-old boy with one (9) Hollywood Monday 92 1 7 1.9 I3 N. Caro. St. 172 to be Impressed with'our foot. Six years ago, the odds prob. the mold of a major league star. "I try to figure out how it have starred in baseball, too, if his experience had been limited ball team," Switzer said. "I ably were greater that Mike was certainly Impressed beHowever, it's not surprising happened, but I can't," says the school had fielded a temn. to some 20 games a year. Hargrove would be a star in the that Hargrove was named Mon. Hargrove. "I considered going cause I have tr emendous re"I asked my coach why we Ilis college baseball perform- spect for Nebraska. I know National Football League or the (Lay as the top Al.rookie of 1974. to TCU on a football scholarship d.idn't play baseball at school year when it was ranked second 16 awor 17, Texas at the end of the regular season, Pitt but fell to third after the bowl ig, Wisconsin National Basketball Associ- lie hit .323 as a first baseman. after high school. If had done and he said it was too cold," ance was good but not eye- what kind of football team they ation than the American designated hitter and was a that, I probably would be out says Hargrove. 'I'veheard talk opening and he was picked by are." 7 31 IS games. Notre Dame won the 20. DrIg, Young Oth ers receiving votes, listed $. championship after a Sugar alphabetically: Arltona, Call baseball background wasn't in year. Switzer said Oklahoma was in handle in the 1960s. lie might American IRgion baseball, but 14, Michigan St League Rookie of the Year. The Sooners retained their vital member of a Texas coaching somewhere now. " they might start playing the Rangers in the 25 th round of It wasn't that he was such a Ranger team that jumped from Hargrove was a football and baseball there, but I doubt it." the 1972 baseball draft after top ranking by garnering 49 promising football or basket- last-place jokes to pennant-con- basketball standout at Perryton Hargrove said he had some some 500 other players were first-place votes and 1,134 points to lead Alabama, the hail player, but more that his tending respectability in one High School in the Texas Pan- success in Little League and cbc6en. Bowl victory over Alabama. IS4 12-0 a better shape now than last is Houston 7 30 730 7 30 7 40 96 ts 60 35 17 sharper than usual, For Danny happening again are. I should undescended testicle? He torni,, Clemson. Florida, MIS. lissippl Stale, Missouri, Okla The Top Twenty In The Also. home State. Temple, Ten dated Press college football nessee. Texas Tech. UCLA. - poll with I irstplace votes In Utah State. CONTEST RULES — NQW _______ _ _____ P_ L! .- AM prevented the testicle from , 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick winners. For Danny was merely a slight possibility of a tubal h J . . .., Pick a number you think will be the highest number (35) Hollywood . ) of points scored in any one game on this page and place Otherwise the egg has to pass produce live sperm. Your son's this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. This emotional support on both sides planted in the uterus. Some depend solely on AFTERNOON (6) News (35) Big Valley (44) must be brqught to the office of this paper or P0St marked no later than FrIday Noon, November 29. For kiddies don ' t mind body ENTRY BLANK 0 F OFFICIAL naughtiness. Pri z e .... Second Prize 0 0 $6 1 Third Prize 111 $ Iv First - 1819 Paloma Ave. Winner Evening Hera ld-55c ..........Winne r Fla. 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From square negatives, 4; 15 Size thaetpi\)flJ to serve that affects yij OPEN you. oo r and your county! 24 Read And Color Slidc Processed 4 speed lanes $ 1 49 m at the County Courthouse in Sunday lktUkI Book 16 Pge 18 Lot 10, Block H ' Winter Woods Unit I of the Public So serve you. Sunday 10 P.M. FLAGSHIP BANK To Monda y SPECIFIED 7 A.M. 32226111 V. O;wntç*n 5onfo 208 E. FIRST ST. -- Okla St. vi Ok;ahoma Tenness" vs Vanderbilt PINECREST CENTER — 17.92 & 27th 32.0204 Oakland vs Now England Variety ______ ACRO been X- CItY vs. St. Louis - .-- I Dekle •5 ' AMENDED spouses. heirs, Oc'vlse'es, legate-es, or SERVICE 2518 S. FRENCH 322-4924 under or against the a bo ve named By County, Clerk By: Joann K. Hare, Deputy Clerk Publish OEH 3M Florida Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Nov 26. 1971 Defendants __________ AS 46S.t IUCS4'eIn.(?II sr.u.w 9Strwg. 12 Awry I3Btv'.jU O 56MIKuI'e I4M4,'c Icu TI IIE omitstoon wilet I5CIost., I7Casspoi sao ted l6IPweeIF,I 59 PW on I9Ac,.d 6oGkt 23 Cwv-y (coil I sca1 2lFaVvon 3?Ooysri*iie . .' T.rv.l .ivw.tol S'4.aytblow 4 Send in again tlDroosv 10 B-oi.cs' 3e0i't 33AiaIiCUwt 3$Fregtwt Cosg 6E.pged 7W OIOIfl5 'uwooci filed 2 3 4 5 6 — against you, and you you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and se al 18 . * a C * * SOFooIpaiI * SI one tcort * boi VW I 52Seriat,, 8,jCi,i SStiOton - * 48fIMesQ.sIvuI 9 Clerk — I * * - C 4 t. .,•- •- T" * * * SEMINOLE COUNTY l9 — — 20 — 23 22 I — - — , . .... , C 1 C * .- * * TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26 -. ..... C C * 126 29 28 $ * C thru * 32 C DECEMBER 1sf 34 * 31 *LOCATED BEHIND THE LEGION HALL ON HWY. 17.92 • ________________________________________________ 136 I 41 * SANFORD _____________ * _j 44 TUMAI & WED. CHILDR 146 147 LOVETT. KREUTER 561 _______ 148 49 'S DAY- RIN)VICTION ________________ [U 50 151 I ' 1 Jl * 54 55 * ___________________________ C. C _____________________________________________________________ L 0 it :' - . - * iT' — W. THOMAS LOVETT, of Nov. 26. Dec. 3. 10, 11, 1974 10 11 — — 16 of By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy DEH 170 45 CPr&. bc .flslWiC, 46 Not hot ***************************************** * FAIR Plaintiffs, whose address is Suits:' title to the 1210 Pan American following described properties in Bank Building Seminole County, Florida Orlando, Florida 37101 thereof as record ed in Plat Book 9, 40 Egg d vu 43Si'aIId'.r'p — — — 15 . :.':: a — — 7 -'-- i -. - ' 4Uou..rta.n (cocrt torml p'geo 300byaurtvatI 34Cov,t I ' Act . "iVY'S TPu.aIj,vj ?[u.loQIr,.p. ; 1- 11a.m. 1119 1809 French Ave. (Hi-way 17.92) Sanford A.IsLjrTf.J it II(t• COT'phIted DOWN ICouot 24 reathated Open Daily Y W jE FE i 61 flg-vi.t. 23Uus'cal q 4 0 *0 I- _1 N / are required to serve a copy of your written defenses. If any, toil on W Publish- TAX FRIED CHICKEN N lccrt lo,mi S1Ir*1,, that an action to quet according to the plat Now only 1 ILJJE li c'e:I: P. LP4 A,_Rf1'r, N 5380u.rda,3. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED & HOLMES SLOPES, in Famous Recipe, Th. 0th. 44r.I,r-e t,,.. L.T.L A ¶.I Sc3 flIN Aj1tA'ti1 CI ____ SS 1?5't'tw'o other personsclaiming by, through, 5: W THOMAS LOVET I Board of County Cnmmissioncrs of cmuri-tr GULF Defendants, " _____ A 1L Judgment will be entered against living, and it dead, the unknown (Seal 200 W. Firif has difference THANKSGIVING DAY Reg. $ 1 73 Fried Chicken. Delicious dipped-in-honey batter, fried really crisp and all the way through. No wonder pespie who cross over to The Other Fried Chicken stay th.r.I Ar'5, e , to Pow- Pu..:: _______ ______ I .188r.* 39C*.talOtIt&y 4ICcvIuso,1 Records of SemIn3Ie County, NOTICE OF SUIT id Court on the 22nd day Of Florida. TO: F, P. SHEPHERD, a k-a November, 1971. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY FRANK P. SHEPHERD, a k-a (Seal) APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE FRANKLIN SHEPHERD and Arthur H Beckwith. Jr TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ANNA M SHEPHERD, his wi fe, if Clerk of the Circuit Court We close from but Out' Sam. stall will contIn. OF SANFORD ___________________ Styled court, on or before the 26th and ANNA M day of December, 1911; otherwise, a 24 5 toot SHEPHERD The North 7 feet of the 14 S HEPHERD, his wife, utility easement recorded In Flat EXCEPT Great time to discover the toucha honey ___ ___________ oae 79. of the Public Rcccrd ob IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Seminole County, Florida property, to wit: ...,, hot biscuits. letters in care of this newspaper. 1310. Pan American Bank fluildlnq Plaintiffs, the Curty and the public in and to Orlando. Florida 37101. and tile th.. S the following utility easement F. R SHEPHERD, a k a FRANK R. original with the Clerk of the above ild - mashed potatoes and gravy, To order any or all of the ex pa nded "Seek &'Find" books, numberi 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Star.Tekgrnm .Svndirate. Address running through the described ShEPHERD a k a FRANKLIN R Evening lit oi 3 pieces of chicken, cole slaw, Tomorrow: Ini.ernaiOrgans — — — — — — vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, DAIJIdIE PERVIS. ha wife, renounce and disclaim any right of DAILY TO SERVE YOU WIIU I SpeciaI M A RANT A HOYA PALM IVY PEPEROMIA JADE l'LANT RL'BflEIf TREE wtietnrf or not the County will LAWRENCE H PLRVIS and THOMAS LOVETI, Attorney for URS %Wld AFRICAN VIOLET FERN 1 Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public COUNTY, FLORIDA Hearing to consider and determine CIVIL ACTION No. 74.18U HO IW44u COffl on ar to The Other Fried! I I Fiii1y DRACAENA "The Stars impel, they do not compel. " What you make of CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE MOVIE FILMS 5 regular windows CommiiIoners of Seminole County, riorida, at 700 o'clock p.m on the 1111 day nI January, A D., 397$, in the County C omm i ss i oners ' Meeting Plus Processing arriving at decisions quickly. Give as fine aneejucationas you can afford. Any th ing conn ected with finance, th e ar ts, scien ce, music are fine in this excellent chart. DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING your life is largely up to YOU! OF UTILITY EASEMENT. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAXI NOTICE that the Board County Legal Notice ONCE AGAINI WERE RE r'os. FIord. B0 A I N 0 G EB promises. deliberate too much and should be taught early the importance of Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR . Get the news all th at you are a true friend. IF \'OIJI( ('IIII.DIS BORN TODAY.. . .he or she will want to txok letS THE VACATING. ABANDONING, JUMBO PRINTS keep 01 th is newspaper. enclosing a Iona good results. Strive for harmony. stamped, addrtssed envelope and 2$ PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20 Get busy early carrying through to cover typing and printing w ith rout i ne Ile willi ng coStS hen you send t or one of hiS Ewzilng Detuld Miami vs to (Atwa,1.writetoDr Crane.flC'e most concentrated attention now so give them just that and get Ca 11322-2611 831-9993 Utah vs LSU punished CAPRICORN (Ike. 22 to Jan, 20j Plan to relax and have fun either their mother or father for any Justified punishment during spare time so th at present tensions are relieved. Show received from them in more kindness to a good friend. AQUARIUS tjan. 21 to Feb. l9 Home affairs reciulre the childhood. 55; aweek BUY, SELL OR LAYAWAY you SAGITTA III US I Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Handle the work ahead of do a little Self-analysis or poll you now while you are in a mood to persevere. Listen caref ul ly to your adult associates, asking if they retain a grudge against what a co-orker has to say. your door GUNS—AMMUNITION— REPAIR WORK — BLUEING-- because SCORPIO Oct. 23 to Nov. ) You have to be more diplomatic them deservedly for their with associates if you wish to gain your objectives. Show th at childhood violation of rules! As an experiment, you might are a logical thinker. a for only 310 SANFORD AVE. Rice vs Baylor years Wote 4'. I 4 Attarno("e Votirliost. FRED TSE m. b144*n mes Udad below appea, fomid, bsckwd, p, dowa, at duqorsa8y in the puzzle. Find th hidden name end box It in as dsown: BEGONIA CACTUS LI13HA i Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Show more consideration Yo ur chi ldren don't hold it against you in their later adult romantic interest and have greater rapport in the future. Be sure NOW IN —. SHIPMENT OF / 10 F. D the lookout For new opportunities. "chicken." MaiO credit cards honored . Interstate Mall (6) Price Is Right AYANEHBCTH0ASH0KAVY Mothers iand dads) don't be centrate on expanding where vital matters are concerned. Be on so LUNCHEON SPECIAL $1.30 3:00 (2, 8) Another World IVPVIBEGPUIYCARHHBv he will hate me and want to go the evening. Be wise. VIRGo tAug. 22 to Sept. 22 Forget dull tasks and con live with his daddy." Daily Martian (44) Underdog B It H C V Y R E P R C A C TA U It US ( Apr. 20 to May 20) Study person al affairs well first am afraid to punish Junior lest into important business matters. Do nothing of a drastic nature in OIL COMPANIES. DEPARTMENT STORES 399 N D 0 0 RJ Scoutleadershelpyouparents ritLcyouoftiresomethsks. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You have a personal enforce the basic rules for child aim th at first requires thought before you take steps toward rearing, "But, Dr. Crane," many achieving it. Accept an invitation. LEO iJuly 2210 Aug. 21) Put aside pleasure For now and delve divorced wives will protest, "1 SANFORD PLAZA EAT IT ALLBROTHERI 322-8610 SANFORD P LA ZA BOOTS 6950 THINK EVERYONE WILL LIKE. CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS OR CARRY.OUTSI CREDIT CARDS - Open Daily 11 . 30 . I A M • Sun. 1 P.M. 1 0 P '. MCDJCCAB F N V A A U E B A V Y Y U E F J A J V AND POLYNESIAN • AMERICAN CUISINE Intelligence. Express more confidence. wi let Sunday School teachers and now and make your life more rewarding. Establish a plan that Have a FINEST CANTONESE. SZECHEUN (IS) My Favorite I M N A A E E A M V,/A 0 A J A A N B It B E I G B G E L C ft 0 1 D E F A A 0 Instant' Cr At ENTERTAINMENT. DANCING (6) Girl In My 0 0 L I C E RV I V H/a) R E E R T E th ARIES I Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) If you handle financial affairs wisely now, you can add much to present abundance. Avoid ex- LOUNG1 () Newlywed Game LCACTASOBPOCNCENDIR and then act on them in the right manner so that all will run electric chair! And it is paved with undue MlIOOthiy. Attend the social. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get down to practical affairs permissiveness, plus failure to WE HONOR ALL APPROVED Only $lSdownl PRICED FROM . Life I think ........will be the most points scored in any one game. WORK SHOES / Now! - chair RtSTAURANT C' COCKTAIL Lives ELPEBELNBCYAIETPAIM road fli om high chair to the MEN'S Ring ': gh Ne&'tV Deal 2:30 (2.8) The Doctors Deklels Gulf Service ............ Winner .................. persona zed ' e 111411,111111 it 111119VIIIIIIIII 2:00 (2.8) Days Of Our It U M D D E L I) A I ORA I) It D p P E PPEAR EACH WEEK DURING P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, Fla. 'Class .- in THE LONGEST YAR[r y 4S 9 Is (9) Let's Make A (0 Guiding Light chair at Sing Sing! Evening Herald—News .........Winner ..................... Remember, there is a direct travagance at this time. BRING ENTRY TO.- Contest Editor c/o Evening Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. — 7— LYMAN is 11s FEATURES I 33 133 531 (6) As The World Turns BNDP CARD EE THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL THE FOOTBALL SEASON! MAIL or he 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6,8) News (9) All My Children (3$, 44) Movie 1:30 (2, 8) Jeopardy Common Indoor Plants V M Y N R It B I J Esweet ___ WJff&DS 12:55 (2) News (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (8) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle MOY ATAARU Ali Ugar ,.,: _____ Mama (44) Variety ly B A J J P J D D A I MO R E P E P P Well, you parents must realize that unless you harden ill C1%HItoI.I. J(i(.IITER yourself purposely in such moments, you will become accessories to his later and GENERAI,TENDENCIES: Aday and evening best suited to often more serious crimes, making long-range plans and establishing goals of a practical Better that you see his tears nature. Then, put them into effect so that every detail Is handled Sports Shop .....................Winner Shoe On Movie (9) WIde Wor ld Entertainment (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive tears roll down his cheeks." For Wednesday, November 27, 1974 I Army Navy Surplus ..........Winner Knight' s (6) - Tomorrow (9) News (35) Not For Women signed to correct inJ. children and otherwise have no HOROSCOPE young mothers exclaim, "I simply can't bear to see the big Crustyls Pizza TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK de '-______ (6) Search For (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage Some permissive parents, tration study only one woman in including the psychological 200 got pregnant in a year's ones, it should be corrected SEEK & FINEt however, fear to reprimand obvious time after a tubal ligati on. That ear ly in li fe. , child for his (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) Zale's Is correc tion and even deserved ur ies and na ture re gards such problems, but it is a risk OU corporal punishment as long as an operation as an injury. This need not take. There Is some chance that the undescended 1' they know that their parents occurs very rarely. testicle will later develop a still include them In the family In a Food and Drug Adminis- tumor. All (actors considered, circle of love and affection. 7 CASH PRIZES (35) The Saint (44) Night Gallery _______________ News Sweepstakes 9:00 (2) Phil D&lahue to climb into his daddy 's lap. perfectly. Remember your descended testicle and father 11:30 (2, 8) Tonight Show • S8 EACH TO ROBERTSONNENBERG 1804 Paloma and EDWIN E. BURNS Apt. 19, Cowan Moughton Terrace, Sanford 3RDPRIZE-34 JIM RITCHIE Tuxedo (24) Book Beat Mid flUe show Fri & Sat. 11:30 X Mon. & Tuts. 7:00 (9) Password 8:30 (9) Movie e one des.. Many men have only one PG J)1 Restless (I) Jackpot (9) Dusty's Trail (44) New Zoo Revue (3S) Mothers In Law turn cheerfully and after the themselves. They reconnect any longer. "McQ" ItOP IN THE PG WILDERNESS" Special (6) Young And 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo But his father soon spoke to and tied tubes literally repair to help your son, don't delay 11:00 (2. 6, 8,9) News meal was over, Danny ran over even If the surgery was done IN 12:00 (2. 44) News (24) Sotndstage One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries THE WAY WE WERE Vt ffi Kul11111A I 19119 W (35) Leave It To Beaver Forum th C r kam k4a Is cis (9) After School (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Forum 44 (13) Oil And Gas ability to be a father will was suddenly bereft of through the tube to be STREISLND Council 7:00 (2, 8) Tod ay na,.is ocxmw CM" TNIATIC 73 0 (44) GilIlgans ktd 4:13 (13) Winter Park City Council 4:30 (2) Bo na nza (13) 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional (6) Barnaby Jones (9) Marcus Welby the testicle will never be able to 'c' (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame S'rei' 11 :30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida (35) Mayberry R F 1) (44) Hogan's Heroc-. 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(9) General Hospital Juncticn (9) Movie talking to himself and ,t pregnancy limited tea couple of are already pushing your luck, 10:00 (2,8) Police Story trying to be smart alecky. Instead, he Just felt that he (44) Petticoat Show At War HIS parents had to hide their opportunity would be present corrected by 8 or 9 years of age d be lowered 900 (6) Hawaii Five 0 smiles at this unexpected turn only about a day after the the testicle shoul (13) Burke's Law operation at the most. There is surgically. of events, (44) Movie each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (33) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) The DetectI ve s _________________ (33) Victory At Sea Dinah tube before the operation. That that if the problem has not been sadly. (44) 5:00 (9) Mission Imposs i ble TONIGHT'STV Squares co ming down? Is it dangerous !)kfulIy ftiriiiy (hell looked (II1'S are cut arid t,'t 1, Itiert, is to have it o uritreatcd (town at the roast beef on his no way a pregnancy can occur I)EAIt HEADER — See a unless an ovum (egg) has doctor right away a bo ut corplate. "Oh, poor me!" he spoke already pa&sed through the recting this. Most doctors agree 10 football games this weekend are placed, one in __ Tuesday, Nov. 26,1974-313 Gamer Pyle (13) Movie 8: 00 (2, 8) Winnie The Pooh (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (24) America immediately turned to his add the pathologist report after weighs 80 pourxis and is thin. birth confirmed the tubes are Seven years ago he had a mottwir for consolation. But she supported her still cut and tied. I have several hernia operation on the same husband by frowning and friends who have also hid this side as the undescended testiShaking her head to denote her operation and are worried It dc. Could the sear tissue have disapproval of what Danny hati could happen to them. DEAR READER — If the (tone. 4c. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL By GEORGE W. CRANE H ARUNGTON, Tex. (AP) — LEISURE Hurt Kids recoras - rankings, E. LAMB Not Working ense parenthesis. Okla. (AP) L. DR. Tubal Litigation No by his team's offensive output the final 20 minutes for the Th e showing kept the mighty college football's longest win. since they are barred from bowl only o ther unbeaten and untied and total points tabulated one should know more about the in Saturday's 28.14 victory over margin of victory, they moved Sooners in the No. 1 position in ning streak to 20 games this play because of an NCAA major college football team. basis 01 20 181611 12.104 I eft.; 1000 1,134 i. Oklahoma (19) Oklahoma Sooners than Barry Nebraska. the ball consistently against a this week's Associated Press Saturday against arch-rival probation. Alabama got 10 first place votes 2. Alabama (10) 1000 LOU Switzer, but the Sooner coach Although the top-ranked fine Nebraska defense, gaining released Monday. Oklahoma State. he and 1,037 points. game 10 11.0 tu 3 Ohio state said says that even he was surprised Sooners had to score 21 points in 482 yards on the ground. I Michigan Ohio State held third with 968 Oklahoma will seek to extend end the season for the Sooners, thinks the victory over Nebras91.0 S Notre Dame ka, plus Michigan's 14.I2 loss to points Michigan was fourth 6 So. California • Ohio State, bolsters the Soon. with 795 and Notre Dame fifth , Auburn 9.10 560 820 38.1 with 641. Southern California, I, Texas AIM ers' national title hopes. 8 3 )71 "If 50 million people could Auburn, Texas A&M, Nebraska 10. NtbtaSk 343 120 Penn State Texas ' a rg rove Top AL Rookie have seen us play Nebraska, I and Penn State rounded out the Maryland 8-3 0 222 1 3 Miami, 0. 90.1 would feel like they would have Top Ten. NORMAN, 1 ________ ON',' PRICE BELLE CITY AMUSEMENTS HRS,— TUESDAY OPENS 5 P.M. * * WEDNESDAY OPENS 4 P.M. FRIDAY OPENS 4 P.M. * k at THURS., SAT., SUNDAY OPENS 1P.M. C: C C C C C * C * C as . ....' •• hi* '7... A9 �- e ra id, Sanford, Ft. Ve&na H esday, Nov. Tu Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1914-58 DOCTORS DON NAAE USE CALLS" IIUT • I I •I A I I LI \I ) I I 14Y I • J1 ,P0 0CTc _9t;9 9 3 i Agwy GLASS * INSURANCE L A OPEN DAILY IAM..Sp.M. For Every Pu(pose ?WY R1ES '. Camel •WALLPAPE R For All Insurance 1400W. First St. Ph. 3234630 Sanford (In The Old Kilgore Seed Store Bldg.) For Ouoles Senkarik CALL 323. 323.7710 Glass & Paint Co , Inc Ph 3224672 ?1O Magnolia Ae 0id Beauty Barn is Bullish on Beautyl WIGS ON DISPLAY 1~ 4 4 r.( HOUR SERVICE Longwood 831-7878 RAND OPENING SP ECIALI new wigs on sale including styling estyling !7 Price Mon.-Sat.8:30 a.m.-6:00 P.M. 11 Thurs. & Fri. 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Park Ave., through Thursday. 95, and SR 72fiilngtokeeptheirdrivers with clean records. Sanford and have hours to suit Friday 9.6. Phone 373-3866 and license. They offer competitive The Blair Agency is now you. They are — Monday 323-7710. AOV. PH, 131-7215 +4 ?I LONGWOOD PLAZA PAPOOSE PALAMINC, I c liffs of ' * A Muffier"s Alignment Serv ice A Children's House 5oafq- Clatift Grand Ave. and Nowell Branch DIRECTORS Dorothy T CHILDREN FOR FAMILY RATE. Ai-, IES ONLY. THURS: PRIVATE PARTIES ONLY. ____ Men's Toilet Articles (%$, j "-22 \ ' • ..; - PH 323-2631 DOW AVE N11.144b1a t•JL4 JL.L _ D 1 8392474 SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATES FOR CHURCH SCHOOL CLUBOR BIRTHDAY GROUPSOF TEN OR MORE MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE . ..%, ..-•--•.-- - £ 7:10-11:00 PM SUN 1:10-1:30 4 4.00600 P.M _______ L . ç p / j 5 ri I Ii' .) n.( ' I lt,i.i',I ,iui \ I I IN.,1 .J.. - - J. ViE t . tort Fred company since 1957. & Sons, Inc., creators of Oviedo o are based In the Belle Glade wheel tractors from 5to320hp Duda Auto Parts consists of Tractor and Duda Auto Parts, plant. These wheeltractors are from both wholesale and retail W)vIedo. 32 Inches to 14 feet In width and operations. They stock a comThe Duclas, a diversified Oviedo Duda Tractors, a division of weigh from 400 to 40,0oo pounds. plete lir* of auto parts and all & Sons, has been, company, began operations in At Ovedo Tractor you can find parts necessary for repairing •, ,, ,, . star t ed the vegetable business oO years ope ra ti on flCC anything in farm equipment farm equipment and ago. Since then the second and out with only two employes and fr om the mini to the mightyl machinery. now boasts Farm equipment is a tre of three sons and grounds, citrus processing garden equipment, and three Harold 'rn Over eight Sons, have expanded widest range of farm equip. farmer has more invested in location houses a wholesale 100 operations to Include such ment and machinery in the equipment than any other acre sod farm. enterprises as citrus, cattle, state. They ha ndle live major busines s In existence for the All territory from Daytona vegetable farming, camp lines of tractors, lawn and dollar return, Hall, General the southern tip of the state sod lamming and a tractor and lines New Holland Gehl and sion • for the have an operation in Naples Lely. They have deep tillage smooth flow of the operation. A true story of success — one Sons are international ex tools for all sorts of grou nd Hall has been with the co.npany mlgh say the Duda story as one porters. Their operations are preparation, rotary mowers since 1962. He is assisted by two from the mini to the Mighty. — established all over the state of from 19 Inches to 28 It. In width, very capable and knowledgable ADV. Sanford Rec UP TO 5 PELLITIZED 16..4-S DON'T LET UGLY BROWN OR YELLOWISH PATCHES SPOIL THE BEAUTY OF YOUR LAWN. LAWN PESTS AND DISEASES CAN TURN YOUR DrAliT,rii, L CALL ART BROWN LAWN SERVICE $7. NOW .1 TODAY FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON THE "GREEN LAWN PROGRAMI" THIS PROGRAM PROTECTS YOUR LAWN FROM DAMAGE DUE TO D ESTRUCTIVE LAWN PEST AND DISEASE. CALL TODAY FOR A FREE SURVEY OF YOUR LAWN. 21 99 NOW 91 00 RE ROUBLE STARTS CALL ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. SEMINOLE COUNTIES OLDEST AND LARGEST HOME OPERATED LAWN, PEST AND TERMITE Co. $maw M" SHOE?kEE L Vee Has AWN VVr INTO EMBARASSING DEAD IIUI AREAS ALMOST OVER NIGHT. 18,88 NOW 9.50 Is responsible 9 2 25 Special Pairs. 94 99 is Fertilizing Dead Areas ? ? Beach to Palatka and sotith to Vants, canning plants, packing, major hay forage equipment Manager of the Tractor Divi. serviced by Duda. They also auto parts business. A. Duda & Brown Patches?? Special Group of Mon's Shoes In addition to the above Fall Tr Men's Shoes 50% OFF knows this better t ha n A. Duda Dudas ha rd at work. The other 30 Inches to 31 feet in width and third generation Dudas L awn rouuje?? oubl e?? Group Of your on arm eqWpmellt. Thesecrets tobeing a success Florida as well as in Australia. walk behind mowers, and a sal' ' esmen, Fred Hall and Kerry Are an enormous ambition and At the home off Ice In Oviedo variety of used equipment. Sherwood, and by shop foreman CASSRUSly OPEN I M'"°" '10'1r' I 322.8865 Art Brown Pest Control, Inc. ome wa rom Home Sanford's Oldest and Largest Il —_ lI --- - . ' c' - I - -- ______ -. - - N 1•T -ILILV INA . :i - - f, NOW IN • Afternoon Mon.1 11"WI clau" and • - BRAKE LINING FOR AS LONG AS ou OWN THE CAR. IF MR. MUFFLER'S LINING Care at the richer for having vlsitad. delicious array Travel to England In. c r eases €adiIy reservations now at CAR SES OF WEARS OUT Iper week, respectively. Kindergarten and Da y Care all I' day 5, 4 & 3 full days $28, $27 and $26 per wvek.respe I lively. Da y care only 5, 4 & 3 days. $23, S?C and $17 per : WE WILL 10 a !II.$IIIIIII.I.IUIIIIIIIIIIIII# cruises PION= ench 3235946 $sl i p I I 74F 7,oF HAPPY THANKSGIVING. • S. - - Helpful HInt Foods and eating customs are different In every nkaflon—consult your travel agent for Catering to the needs of the coach on workmanship wIW A homes and travel frAllers Is the portant parts and one year on J 2101 FRENCH 323-5230 . . , FOUND ATsA. FORI)RFCVFF - - TOU11 $10 4:;. f '. ' 004 \ • , ,,,., aovfITLs - because IV voids your frame sell them we service them Woody now offers the Park please our customers." Piles of W. Ist speci them and make your miniature mobile homes and makes of vehicles. They also choice based on your needs and like all the 'motor homes sold by offer generator service, which . Mr. and Mrs. Brown, together Ith lhelr capable employes, . HITCH 2311 Ist. St. 323-4711 Sanford Rec Vee are big enough is not common with most sellers In* NESS REVIEW and Woody ad. motor The coming of winter netd ciall e In the sale and sen If you are interested in a t not mean the end to vacation 41cIng of motor homes, travel vises prospective buyers to one first, and try It for a while cam per top. Woody now has the travel, With a recreational trailers:ndaccessodes,They to see how you flkeU before you Tom Cal Topper, ma vehicle you can . ,.. anything," .' ' rlio?or homebusiness for over the rIsk out of buying a motor three years, having run a "' •• jg Bicycle L 323-16 40 & home, according to Woody. snow" If you are so Inclined, or For those who already own a travel around Flor ida or other motor home or frdvel trailer, part% of the South, Southwest or similar operation in Orlando If you prefer a travel trailer Sanford Rec Vee carries a full Pacific coast. So don't be tied prlortostarting thelrlirstflrm Sanford Rec Vee can supply Iineofaccessoriestomakeyour downthiswlnter.Youcanenjoy In Sanford, The Browns can HERA D Travel trailers RI_151 L If you operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, YOU have an .& your wants for this type of vehicles more liveable and the pleasures of travel without advise you from firsthand vehicle. s tory to te ll LI... an th ',,',t o f e I-I, Th are pleasant. They have redwood giving up the comforts of home, knowledge, as they have lived In motor homes for many available In lengths from 15 to signs with name routed out ana It you own a vehicle from Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald 30 feet, These units are corn. with burnt effect, along with Sanford Rec Vee. plete and ready for you to pull awnings. There are mini dish So whether It's for the away behind your own car. If drainers, dish drainer baskets, purpose of buying one of these story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who are most likely to In REC VU SERVICE desires. . CAMPERS,T00 WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT ' OArs, and are presently living ar• - ue ' labor. Sanford Rec yes sells all models motor homes built by referencebooksareonhandlor Sanford Rec TRAVEL TRAILERS., SPECIFICATIONS GUY .• bums I Chris and Woody St.•. , Sanford Parts.A..AP. Sales, Service Accessories non Bar B Quo S - (ltoflChr-isand%oodyBrown,BfflGowge,DonnIeSIple) - Complete' Motor Plusmany other Sand wiches . - Sales-Service of Bar B Quo available. We ipecialize In FOR A SMALL SERVICE CHARGE. REASONABLE PRICES AS ALWAYS. 2471 Orlando Ave. Call 643-2060 - A((ttLFSGALORE Fa.SSO .ANRI - TANDEMS 3 WHEELERS Don't forget our Sat. All modes of travel anywhere in the world REPLACE IT FREE AND INSTALL ii 111141.11 411 III's a 0 Morning Kinderprten 5, 4 and -3 half days $10, St and W N a week. respectively. s i Mi. N. of 17-92 on F Wrids Street, Longwood (I Block E. of 17-92) Look for our Indian Boy Signt IrS BRAKE P.INING TOO, F 1 I - BICYC Dover, Canterbury and Its majestic cathedral — ORLZNIIIS N. Montessori Kindergarten Matfng t1()7L,I]\' . ANNOUNCES THEIR fAERGER WITH ____________ - inner -- LC 7,4o.4 nnhsIuIIIsIIaIuIuIuIuiIIIIUI I Evening Wear Boutique Jewelry. 21M SPECIAL $2 TItiEX REPAIR CENTER I a - ,, - t 77! ____ j_j R Ti I Country 7TtiE]\T 1 A Beautiful Way T0 D0 Your Christmas Shopping Once ... And For All , through 25, with good or poor driving records, They can also place those motorists who have Help without Hassle SPIECIIAL Cleaned-Oiled I Colognes - Manicure Sets Cosmetics - Lounge and I — _______________________________________ .— .-----.---. --------. : : 2201 French Ave. : Gordon Meyer Bldg snior Ave _______________________ 390 Longwood Plaza HWY Il 92 Longwood — ________ - 323-8130 323-7990 Ph 8317257 _____ ,iINI 'r TIMEX 't .- /1 HUNT'S TUXF00 FEED STORE," 1, - - 830.1243 or S '- y - up * Baby Chicks III Horse Care Items 1 '_ , - CAL HEGSTROM of FLA. Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy ______ ______ . 24 Hour Nursing Care For. Rider Shoeland J/ F,"CLOM w where your friends are" Vale' s Junior 668.5843 do . NURSING CENTER C1ti (JO D eb ra W alsh — ~7w .LabiCfl Horse L_. 0 OPEN 6 DAYS Korral Shoes 5 ' things your new Jumping Jack contact 1 - see all th Kactus wear nothi FREEMerchandise I 1r EDITOR'S NOTE — Nobody — which has bufli a new star But it has been in the past haU the $750,000 price Ug for ge TV movies much of a system. year that this maturing art the NBC twohour movies. ' Mon.& Thurs. Eves.to 9 p.m. 931-2522 chance, but the audiences loved form has come of age with such Harry then an ABC ____________________________________________ them Now they're coming of By JERRY BUCK flhinsas"The Autobiography of programming executive and g ggetting Involved is ImP° age, SAXON u-i2 T " " Associated Pcs Cr Jane Pittman," now t h'irmafl of Paramount mop lant win] Issues and character IA)S (AP) — In Executiod of Private Slovik," Pictures, gave Spelling $450,000 I . -. BOOK COPIER studles. But the starawho make the beginning no one gave It and "A Case of Rape." to make a film called "The cash registers ring In movie much of a chanLe. 3 Dimensional A think it's the future of tele- Ballad of Andy Crocke Adjustable up to 11½" x 17" theaters have no weight on IN Studios didn't want to be uslon,"saldflerbertS SchiosA strong point otthe fVmos Mtjlti Cony — Completely bothered. set. president of NBC. Brandon ie is that it can hil. an important Automated - Easy operation - -I . . SL r voided t . .S tuuudru. vice pres id ent Oi, tnt social and maintenance. issue hile it is still n N liked h %imic or aie Week for ABC, everyone's rnind. Uke "A Case Demonstrations- Local Service Mr.Coffee - dience. That was t1w birth of the said, "We're just at the begirl- Of Rape" last year and this r television movie. ning of a form that's tremen. season's 'The Gun," which "1 don't think any of us en- dously exciting." orpIope Leesburg — Daytona 0 I Sanford tr'ices the ownership ola pistol WlIkI$, visionedit becoming a new kind Jwhowant Ph. 323-1330 Bill k Producer Chuck Fries said, and shows how it affects each of television," said Aaron "I tWnk we're going to have person's hfe. Cott#* W. 143(301h St.) P.O. Box 444 Sanford Airport "od. Spelling, who produced in 1969 it bigger and more expensive As wiffi any new dIrmatic aw 16-'sl Andfast. the first h1ovie of the Week for movies made for TV. The really fonn. the TV inovie built itjj for ABC. He has done 52 more big stars will come if you make own star st tructure. Spelling reHome since. it attractive enough for thein." calle(j, "We had tretnendow , ç— \) • j(,_øy, or Office The TV movie has Indeed be- Fries is turning out more than difficulty getting stars to do r-\1 COIIIC a new ki nd of television halfa.dozen TV $3995 COdlV I movies th is (hun in the early days." VITR ONIC '.At its best, it Is thought-pro. season The sipersWs of the bread voking. diverse, offering in. Between them, the ftee net. 8nd-butter TV movie drive up 1190098 sw C, R 0 SS" depth character study. At its works air about 100 origiml the ratings, yet are rarely si t Otlandb worst, It is cliche-ridden and rnosle,s a yea r. They range asked to star In a theatrical ,,., FrAT1jII1l'iA melodramatic from the 9Ominute films that film Elizabeth Montgomery, San,4d Even in Its earliest days, appear twice a week on ABC star of 'BewitchtJ" and 'A some remarka ble films and 611CC weekly on NBC to the Case of Rape," • SANFORD PLAZA 2 is a superstar, emerged: "My Sweet Charlie." SANFORD,FLORIDA two-and ftee-hour movies on Elizabeth Taylor, who flopped Silent Night Lonely Night," CBS to IflaTVrnosie tures as the six-hour "QUIL" Ilk! People who pack theiti 171 'S. Universal Studios made the at the living room bijou are first TV movie, "Fame Is the M iss Montgomery, Karen VaNarne of the Game," for NBC in lentine, JOHN SCHLENK 1%6. and launched not only the bar, DELICIOUS 'I Eden, Conr~e Stewns, TV movie but a long-running Slartin Sheen, Woyd Bridges, wrote, "Our England is a ~Iff series, "Tlie Name of the Hal Holbrook and Darren garden," And with good Game," From the start, the TV SkGavin. reason. It turns out that not movie and the seriur pilot have Producer Quinn %lartin, big. This Week's far from London and other been linked. gest independent producer in cities In England there are Three years later ABC television, said he has seen the still rural Plungedinto the movie business lii eachange peaceful d muc:tc1 in a big way. "if You couldn't say what the by the Inhabitants Tranquil The network proposed to air show was about In two Lines, rivers flow there and there one 9mlnute film weekly, wi th the> woul( buy it," he said. are rolling meadows, and Ham, c ob each Film costing a little over Theattitude's different now castles and o'sa c °br::" f)P7 A A countryside is one of con. Rig. $1.75 trasts too with wild moors 6 / and a brupt hills Sou thern LES England Is a storybook MUIO rOriS Tuxedo Feeds ty _________________ • o ivntnun 919 E. 2nd St. ugn M e __ Visit Our I 323-7607 No One Th g Except The Living Room Watchers , ,• and Route 426 h ______ . .* ti EQUIPMENT uUua To T I'MIGHTY'S AT OVIEDO TRACTOR SALON WHOLESALE — — RETAIL I 1 L . MyrnaCavell BEAUTY p AUTO PARTS . finith ments The Blair Agency invites you to compare their prices before •ou The Blair Agency specializes — In helping young drivers ages 16 ADDITION PLANS SHOP DRAWINGS Drive Stateof Florida will be required to show roof of liability insur ance In order to ass vehicle in spection' Motorcycles must be covered glected to get this important protection because of the cost. At Blair Agency, after a reasonable down payment, the insurance premium can be i — IV'tIflI _______________________________________________ the driving public from the fincin(ial disaster Mit may r,.,sull from an accidt.,nl. Many people have Ignored the Financial Responsibility Law idy on the books, Now, it will be necessary for the motOrist to show proof of proper insurance at the time of the annual motor vehicle Inspection. Some motorists have ne. BEAUTY SALON Altamonte Sprinq5, 331-4554 CONTRACTORS I ne ; BINGO FEEDS Of Sales In I well as automobiles. This new BEAUTY BARN Mail 0 436 & 1-4 : , Sanford Irma's Wig Boutique 0 48 cIS i • know that anyone or uses a motor vehicle an the — 0 200 STYLED • Nee e & Rider 1 January And Get Sorry Clo sed Sal. Planting Guide&Aimanac Interstate A. Duda & Sons *PAINT Fri. 9.6 lias .,t ' Cal! Blair •MIRRORS EZ Payments Open Daily 9-S I rh Demonstration For Th e Month Of I Vacuum Company Book A Home •ART SUPPLIES AUTO Gardedand in 1 202 S Park Ave 1' Kirby Wearing Apparel [!!] B&th V V_ II Dutch maid in 12 Oak s Campgrounds you need a trailer hitch for your clocks, TV stands, mud fla ps of "homes away from home" or Motor home living Is home wherever you go These units car, Sanford Rec Vee will In. all kinds. "You name it, wove modernizing, repairing or updating the one you already are completely self -conta!ned;. stall It. They spec!alize In got It,,* says Woody. Personalized service ls the have, drop down to Sanford Rec you need no car to tow them. hitches, and recommend the Most of the better motor homes bolt-on type. Don't weld on a keynote at Sanford Rec Vee. Vee and let Woody Brown take are warranted for life of the hitch o your late model car, Woody Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a need "n" products For the whole story or services. Call Susan Panning, Advertising 322-2611 _I �__.- .....n..... n.4c.4 y .rc.. ,..._..tc.. cc- ... -- - ..-- - -.. --. .t--_.- - --------- - ---------.-.- . - ., - rz ----.---.--- -. - 6B-Evenjng Herald, Sanford, FL --------------- ---_tt . ,.,, - ..' - .--..-----.-.. ... . -,.: - _.' '. ,.-....', . - ------ . ,.': ..-.... -c.. -- ,.. -,rc - = -- ,- - - '._cc.cr.. -........ - - -. -.... .. Tuesday, Nov. 26,1974 Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974-7B Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Legal Notice - Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (SeCTIOn IC.4t5 FIorid Slaft'tn NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS -NAME STATUTE ( 1W) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr ot' Mrs R. W. Sthoolcraf' the holder of the following tificotes has filed Said certifIcates for a las deed to bC ISsued thereon Th Certiticate ."iumbers and irears f iStu,snce, the descri,?,on ot tne as ass sedthe opeetyand arenamc' as follows: hth ,p TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hcrey given that thØ UndCrSigfld. pursuant to the "IiCtitiOuS N.mc Statut' Chapter $6509. FIorid.i Statute, will registor With the Clerk of the Circuit Cou.'t. fl and for SemInole County. Florida. upon recept of proof of tie publiction of this nOtiCC, the fic titious name. to wit BICYCLE CASTLE Ufldtr which I elipect to if gage in business at IX? E High way 436 in the City of Casseiberry. Florida. That the party interested in said NSinr1s enterprise is as follows Ralph E Davis Dated of Orlando, Orange County, FlorIda, November 6th, 1913. Publith: Nov. 12. 19. 76 Dec. 3. 1914 DEli 63 _______ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE Look, Read, Buy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11th JUDICIAL tlRtflhi. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 73*7.CP PROBATE DIVISION CASE NUMBER 73. Estate of Estate of MARY H. ORACKO. LEONARD DARRELL MILLER. Notice is hereby given that 1sn order dateu Ii Ncvember 1971 has been Isued by Die undersigned authorizingthenameoftheoifscrew HAZEL II official number 237217. owned by Jack 1. IsbUl of which Jacksonville. FIa l the home port. to be changed to BEEBE I .i Racier. Documentation flit Jacksonville, l* PubIish Nov 7), 27. 23, 26, 1914 OEM-ill . . deceased. Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notitect NOTICE TO CREDITORS ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE. that the urx1crslgnj as Eecutrii of Iaéd has completed the ad ministration thereof and has filed in SaId court her final report and op plicatlon for discharge. Obiiictions thereto, If any, thould be duly fiI.-J. After filing proof of publication Showing this notice has been published once a week for four consecutive weeks, the matter of approval of said report and the ordering of diStribtj of said estate will come before the court, 5: Anne FuiIlo As E*etrIx of said estate Publish Nov 5, 17, 19. 26. 1911 DEH 3) ' ______ _________________ ________________________ ___________________ ---•----------- - Personals 4 ___________________________- 18 NASHVILLE RECORDING CC FOR SINGINI-. -..-.------------------.---------------LOOKING .mai. •. ' Night cteaner needed. TALENT. 305173 75.4. Apply 10 a.m Noon, Holiday Inn TO -____________________________ MRE YOU TPOUDL ED? Call Tol. Free, 641 7077 for "We Care'S"I4otIlne" AUuIts or Teens You and each of you ore hereby notified and required to tile any claims and demands which you, or either of you. may have against said estate in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth judicial Circuit, Seminole County. Florida, Probate Division, in the Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, within four calendar months from tne time of the first publication Cl this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and filed in duplicate and state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at torney, or the same shall be void. Dated at Sanford, Florida, this 71st day of November, 1911 Martha Miller, Administratrix By . Richard W. Copeland of 1357 __________- - and a,vvu . Houses Rent Furnished -31 3 Bdrms I' baths, heat, air, w-w Cirpet. Carport, wa%her.dryer, lutomatic Ice maker refrigerator, excellent neighborhood Near churches. Shopping, Adults, No pets Like new. $175 1sf & last mo b & deposit, See at 611 Magnolli Ave Owner, or phone 373 59)6. 3 BedrOoms, air conditioned, kitchen equipped. plenty of room. swimming pool 3729142. For Rent: 1000 sq. ft. commercial space. Sanford AuctIon, 1200 French Ave , 323 7340. - 34 )aJplC', 2 bedroorTi. air conditioned. adults preferred. 372 6670 or 313 3154 Sanford. 7 bedroom, air, carpet, 0 fenced yard, nice quiet area with Trees )liJ )V )T%UI "i' ' 1179 after p.m. ____________________________ Furnished or unfurnistsed nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 3732970, After 5,377-1*79 Mobte Homes Rent . - -.. - . --- " Woman would like to share 6 rOom house with gentleman, couple with I child or other woman. Near school and shopping center. 32) nelL _________ _________ 35 Moble Holile Lots For Rent - bedroom housi. 5)50 Tr,irr 'tf(f fi'i'? PhI,' .1 rr.-r I)' hCJ rlrJ'. Call 312 9142 , CaiiBart Real Estate REALTOR 24 Hour Serv':e • 372 7495 _________ mo.\ . SANFORD- 7 bedrooms, family room, air Conditioned, $160. FORREST GREENE. INC.. REALTORS. 645 7)33 ____________________________ 3 Bedroom kitchen equipped ri Pinecrest. 1150 pIus $100 deposit $31 5471 After 6:30 p.m. __________________________________ MARON HOME 'it Deltsna has 'slyly bun that 'lxi Wo,kin peopli am well ax retimx w.tti ait annual adIuit,d •mexx ieceme Cl 55000 $11,704 a'. to ft. vi milardini VDVr •l.qibil,ty ts paimehasi a 's.w 3 b'd'oøm liseie fir ItO CASH 00*74 PAYMENT £740 REDUCED MONTHly PAYMENTS iiiider the Cavm.mt Home £4 m,niii,ai,tn Ai,,ti.nc, Pea's liq a f , 4" I 3 bedroom, 1 helP' home, nice neigh bortaOod, Shaded tot No lease • • JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' S [vCs 37.1 ($$ At4cx.alC ' M.UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. JstSt. 373 6061, 3230517' 7 Bedrooms, 1' a baths, conveniently located. $77,500. -. flfRRonDA) , N Oil C E REALTOR 643479) Def3ar HC)(T1FS I Harold Hail Realty 34065 HWY 17 REALTOR 373-5771 , - 039 ' 628.2162 - JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' f -The Days 327-7)71 Es-es 373 01 Broker Assocate ___________________ ___________________________ ter 's , Cove ON RESERVOIR MOSS I E LAKE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Broker - - -. --..., 01.2.3 Bedroom Apti. S Fishing & Boating ' SOisposals .._ __ - .......- AMERIcAN L.EGION ' ..'. 323.7900 SANFORD _______________________ - ORLANDO iF i . I I OFF AIRPORT POST 53 Hunt Realty 7574 Park Dr )737hh1 REALTOR After Hoursl '7792*4 3273991 3220440 SDrapes - . 3 eeoroom. 1 bETh, den, SwImming pool, large lot. Fourth Edition Plnecrest Area. $31,500. By Owner. 323.7304 between 65:30 pm. _____________________ _____________________________ Stamp out idleness Put a Want Ad to work. Call 372 261) or 53). 9993, . . . H,5y ', -,.it'1 of ant:'c1 ' . New Homes for sale or rent, bt private owner. 3 lovely homes, located In Deltorma, Lots larger than average. $33,000 to t3,000, Call Jim Knox at 3220071 or 30) 4525. 5PM --2ndaridlth 1 -." Thursday Each Month Sanford Auction - - _-.. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS We will THANK you for selecting us PAY1'ON REALTY to contract the construction of Peg Peal Estate Broker your new home Cash, VA, FI'IA. 322 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave .ut Il 9? Conventional or VA 1114 Tndurr ____________ Plans Now, should you do this by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you Stemper Sez' your choice free: Washer and Dryer, Stove and Refrigerator, or 'A wise investment beats a lifetim. Color TV, by GE, upon final of toil." closing of your h0'fle. Call Bud. ORIVE.Iu (formerly AIW) owner 377 61.57 or Ken, 377 6457. retIred set sell the property. JOHNNY WALKER Approximately 1sq. ft. building r.FIIPRAL CDPITRAr'Tcso olus narkina fnr Sc W*vv -.. -- earx REAL ESTATE. INC. traffic court? on 17-92. Sanford. THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL 3 ___________ 327 64.57 327 7111 3277424 Bedroom, 1 bath home In Pinecrest. Appliances, fruit trees, SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, 2 fenced yard. You'll buy It for bath home, lots of room, Perfect .... - --.-' for a large family. Wall to wall shag, convenient kitchen, family room, attractive landscaping, recreation ar1ea. Only one year young. Assume interest mortgage. $36,500. POTENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY with a little remodeling this can be a real money maker. Zoned C-2. Call Realtor Associate, Andy Wolf, Eves. 3271164 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly Stemper Realty an acre on Crystal Lake. Beautiful Central Florida's kitchen 'central heat and air, Florida room overlooking the MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 499) 19195 French lake. 542,900. 327 7)71.372 1196,377 isa 3321164,312-1959 SANFORD -. Spacious 3 bedroom countryhomewithabout2acresof 3 Bedrm 2 bathhouse, 2 lots. by I.Si I.._._ --a yatuvii - aDO woods. Keep horses or have your own cow. Excellent fishing nearby. $19,900. SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 story home, central heat and air, kitthen equipped, fenced yard. Just listed. Betfsefirstl 515.300. Terms. FORREST GREENE, INC. REALTORS, 196W.LakeM.aryBlvd. 373 6351 or 64.3-2333 WE TAKE TRADES * * * * 'I, Rentals from only FLEET RESERVE ASSN 855 Best Jot SeIeCtU)r1 ri SANFORD now available in finest family park. Come out today aHd reserve your Choice lot. it.'S, RD ' Sanford's lri',i', 11-JsIrie%5 ?,'.eet.r rJ Monday--. ?Ci,'. Club HOur-.3 p in Daily (clnsed',VgJ Bingo Th1jr551,1 7000 ii State Rd. .127, 2.3 miles east o12 Ph. (305) :323-8160 Orlando 83.1.2299 • CAi AGE Good Hogs for sale: 3 Boors, wieigh 125 lbs. I Sow's weigh 200 lbs. 1 Boar. ISO lbs. 372 5459. __________________________________ 68 Wantedto Buy 1972 Datsun pickup. Mag wheels, wide lirei, etc. Excellent shape. Make offer. 322 6347 69 WE BUY AND SELL -. 1966 Dodge Dart, Slant 6, needs body work. 5775 37257)6 305 C. Crystal Drive. Sanford. GOLD ltI Mercur, Pary.l.int fjrouuharr. fully loaded, beautiful green metallic, very nice. $995. Call Don Pope at 322 1631 Dealer. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 131 5t .373 .- - _________________- l9U Pontiac Tempest. 4 Door. factory air, radio, heal. New tire's Mid battery. Good condition, 1395 3731730 Auction Open daily 10 5 for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. - 1970 Simca, real economy. $393 3777)97. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE H.vy 16 West, Sanford 323 5620 _________________________________ . -- Musical Merchandise 1969 Dodge Van. Automatic Transmission Good Tires 321 0077 ___________________________ We pay up to $20 for the junk car in your yard. Call 322-4447 or 715 4779 to arrange for pick up. You can buy quality merchandise al a budget price when you shop the Want Ads! Bundy Trumpet Excellent Condition. $75 377 7952 _________________________________ - J-300 Hammond Organ. Excellent Condition 75 . takeo,cr payments. Call 37) 0207 otter 5. Camper. Travel Trailers Gibson's 2Owatt guitar amplifier.Like new. 190 327 74.41 After 4. Sanford Per Vee now has a full line of toppers Bolster your Christmas. buu'3et Sell no lnrgmr needed items with a Went Ad Call 327 2611 or 63) 9991 Gentle Pony with bridle arid saddle, $100. Good used refrigerator with bottom freezer, 575. 323.0157. i'i" Blue Lustre Electric Carp-il Shampooer for only 51 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 64 SAPIFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7)11 W 1st 5? 37) ,47I 959 LIncoln wIth 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best offer. 323-nil. ________________________ 1972 Pontiac Catalina 51)95 322-20i3after 5pm ___________ - . 76 Equipment for Rent .-. 42 GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU 1961 NEED. NO MONEY DOWN, New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1, to baths priced from $27,150 to $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller Realty . - $311277 Mobile Homes Galasle Star M0bil home. 12' x 60', 3 bdrm., 1'a oath. 32' awning. and metal shed. Also hurricane awnings Included. Reasonable 323 p.53 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" "uon'v neeos!" Serve a uSeful purpose again when you sell them *ith a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Dont delayf JuSt dial 3227611 or $31 To pltce your tOw cost want ad ________________________ IDYLLW'LDE- FOR THE 'REST" OF YOUR LIFE see this nearly new, tree shaded 4 Lotland Acreage 43 bedroom, 2 bath with delightful _______________________________ above ground pool $43,000 1SACRES- on paved road, 14 acres in good producing orange grove, 7 ROSE COURT- WALL TO WALL story old frame home. SPACIOUSNESSI 3 bedroom. I bath, 3 car garage. Has 30 ACRES- on paved road, large 2 everything $73,000 story home and small frame cottage, barns and sheds. FenCed SAN LANTA- JUST THE FACTS! 4 and cross fenced. bedrooms, 2 baths, lotta house for $39,500 There you go! 15 ACRES-- near Oviedo. high ground, large oak tree's For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar 7 ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- has buildings. Sheds, and existing railroad SIding 322-2420 Anytime 2365 Park Dr. I . Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories * 65 Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. ________________________ Pets and Supplies Chitivahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 377 5752. - MINI BIKE EXCELLENT CONDITION, PH. 327.7766 AFTER 6P.M. Horses 66 7 Horses; Gentle Bay Mare and Sorrel Quarter Horse. 5150 and 5300 Call 322 0354. * (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys 1972 Honda 330, excellent condition, $600. Call after 5 377.53,93. -. Mustang City $50 Down Motorcycles 78 - STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, west 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail tales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tigues., TV5, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7 - 30 p m. Consignments welcome. For information call 322 9719. Any . Car 1969 Camaro, 307 engine, 3 speed 1972 Vega Hatchback, automatic, radialt _________________ 6.43-IllS - 1166 Pontiac Catalina, I door, low mileage, excellent mechanical condition. 5393, 3-72 7103 __________________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3866 E Household Goods Singer In Sanford .',odeI 604 Sriger Touch And Sew '..w'nO r'jirh;mi $34.95 SAVE $120 On the fabulous Singer "Futura" sewing machine in a beautiful truitwood desk. Supply limited. Hurry to your Singer approved dealer, 2)0 E. lsl St. The only place in Sanford where you can buy a new Singer sewing machine. 32) 666) lic't 14 Cu. $35; Double bed, $15; Early Am hide a bed, US. Early Am loveseat, $30. Dli Curiosity Shop, 120) W. 1st St. You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" In thC Want Ads. Having trouble storing summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 312-2611 or 531 9093. .BEDDlNGSALE * * i- off Buy Oirect-Whse Prices, United Bedding 11 N Hwy. 17 92Casselberry 531.2060 $ Bunk bedicomolete set. Goodconditlon $30 373 1336. - 9! ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- on paved road, near city limits. I ACRES-on paved road and rontage on railroad. Good otenfial Industrial tile. _.. Vacuum Cleaners, 5)5 30; New Xmas (ewelry; Xmas lights; Bunk Beds, $70; Home decorations; Open 9-9, ThanksgIving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 300 Sanford Ave. 323 9370 - No bonus or gimmicks to offer. I wall pick upoldabaridnncars FREE. If you wIll call after 4 p.m. 372-1671. Stamps.Coins 72 59 II?) El Camino. fully loaded. Also Gem top, extra clean. 3227319 Or 3227166 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid. used, any conditiOn. 641-5126, Winter Park ___________________________ Sports Equipment - 1969 2 ton Inter, truck. Steel body rigged for fruit hauling, $7,000. 319526.4. -- Elgin Granfather Clock, cherry; Chime's. 9"x16"x77", $339; Also Octagon School clock; Halicrafter 5-57 S band Radio, 1921 Philco Cathedral radio. All perfect working order. 322 7675. News * 5 potless 3 bedroom better than new. BeautIful Custom drapes, wallpaper, central air, fenced yard. large lot. All City con venience. FHA Terms: Only 123,750 Deltona * * * * REALTORS ' f - 1967 Chevy 'a ton Pick up; looks and drise's good. New battery and good tires. Recent inspection. Make offer. Phone 372 6160 ' CASH 3124137 For used furniture, appliances. tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 itemS. --80 Autos for Sale Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, '.v, We've got everything for the Golfer-Clubs, Balls, Ladies & Men's Shoes, Duckster jackets, AND 30 pet. off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop 3772531. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL' TRADE III 31S E First St 377 5621 SOUTH REALTOR Yocr MLS Agency 1!1. 57 7' Heart Cypress fence post$) 2Seoctiat Osteen 377 1161 _________________________ Below Wholesale, while they last: American of Marlinsville, oIid oak bunk beds, 1100 set; with matching desk, chair, night Stand, $700 AT NOLL'S STORES 'There's One Near You 51 * -- ti' Bull (halt frahman, half Charolais), weighs 1,200 lbs. About 7 yrs old. 322-3639. _______________________ -. 7.i PCI. Interest Rate . Open - ROBS.OPs MARINE 2977 Hwy 17 92 -'- Trucks and Trailers 1970 Chevr3let pick up. half ton, long wheel base. V $ good %ticker, runs pood $995. 6.64 $173. - I 77' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum. Need little work. First $600 takes Ato small fishing bOat, like new. 340 3?) 9161 Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS. 3201 S Orlando Drive, 373 7150. CLIFF JORDAN .',,/ P'oi,', ___________________ Boats & Marine Equipment 1972 Skip Jack. '72 Mercury SO HP & Trailer, plus all rigging. Make an offer. 373 7757. ___________________________ MAITLANOFLEAMART III) Hwy 17 97 Open Sat & Sun. 95 $31 2970 79 ' 5 MOBILE HOME PARK 55 BOX CAR PRICES JIM bANDY FFEO Pints- Fruit Jars-Quarts Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken Wire-Fence. Posts BY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, Eastlo. Sanford "' 47)) TAFFER REALTY IIOOE 75th 5' --_3726653 In Park in New Smyrna Beach. Low down. Call 2213677. _______________________________ I -'-' Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 312 7611 or $31 9993 :iy97 Nights 373 1167 or 37)9001 pays all Closing cost. VA, FHA, Cone see us at our big new Iocitlon Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 901719.2250. Orlando, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 305177)336. 3*03 Orlando Drive __________________ ______________________________ Sanford. 323 5200 ____________________ BINGO ' Every Mon Ilues Early Rird,sl 7 t$ PM Regular ,it 7 43 P M '':' - Nw and Used Carpet Sale; $1 00 sq yd and up 1200 French, 373 7)13 - •: PTE ETINGS - •_ ,. Jim S Dishwashers Ask kni - OTennis Courts - , Relax Shop the easy way - Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair _____________________________ Swlmming Pool ' ___________________________ Casselberry: 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, -.Only 5)7,750. A very good buy. Terry Realty. REALTOR, 621 07)1, ___ -- - - A. A. McClanahan i,v't ITO',-., ',.i ' .a china Cabinet, cane secretor,, Sideboard, 60 set Eng. Staffordshire dishes, glassware. dec wrought irofl, Med. Coffee table, chairs, two 10 SP bikes, roaster. Solid Walnut stereo AM.FM console, assort. toots. 2 riding lawn mowers, 175$45; large workshop table, Ford Van; clothing; guitar and amp. draperies. Lots more. Starts Nov. 73 - 9 a.m., 24)0 S. Myrtle Ave., off 25th St. between 1792 and Park Ave Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings dailyt Br otter. 107W Commercial Sanford, 322 7581 Livestock And Poultry AntIques, Earn free Xmas giftS by having a Sarah Covetifry Jewelry show in your home. 373 129) afler 6 w. Garnett White 7 bdrm 1 bath, den, fence, 5500 down. $135 mo. 9i.1 per cent. Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 7750 ___________________________ - 3bedroomltsbathl yearoldhome. C H and A and Carpet. ASsume 7 percent Itt mortgage. Can handle equity at 7 per cent, - -- - And Acreage JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC 67 Sales Color Console TV. Also 75" Color Stereo; Six wrought iron dining chairs, 373 oic* Homes, Lots - Ga rage- Rummage 54 Commercial Properties -- Inc. Miscellanpous For Sale - Thanks-Giving - Corbett Real Eslate - -- so . b..l..n.,.. •,,i•,,4 'tL AIR 5ll t'4WU fltl Wfl.Si eva .... n.., ____________________________ Days 377 7171 flrottr - Houses for Sale ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 loll. Days-372 6)2) Living room with fireplace, for Plights 372 5174 or 377 )37 niitt dining room, i ltdroorts arid _____________________ Classified Ads. are here to help you nursery. P-Sew kitchen, and family BARCLAY WOODS buy, sell, rent or swap room. All with wall wall carpet, it a low Quiet location, handy to the action ost. let us help you place ________________________ heat and air, garage in rear center, on the south shore of Lake yours- Call 377 7611 or 131 $39,000 Terms Orienta in Altamonle Springs Brandnew3andlbedroomhomes HANDY TO SHOPPING-3 startina from 539.600. All are "1'..e 'C'..... 1111:1.. hpelrr,,irn It. hih 1 01 uei LIII vviiiie carpeted, with centrof heat and heat and air. w;II to wall carpet, air, family rooms, equipped kitgarage & chain link fence. * thens arid double garages Turn * lhey're Hot !ii southon Hattaway Driveoff Hwy. SECLUDEDandconvenlent. S acres with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mooile 436 FORREST GREENE. INC., New houses in a rural area. No down home Terms $24,900 REALTORS, 37) 6153 or 64$ 231) payment, monthly payments less _________________________________ _______________________________ than rent. Government subsidized ACREAGE Goodsmollacreagewith to qualified buyers. Call to see if and without homes ygu Quallfytl Trucker's Special __________________________________ II',tLtt(l I. 7, or OELTOP4A bedroomn Pleat & Air Plic yard Economy prices from $135 mo. No lease Move in today. (904) 773 3)65 or (305) 571 1040 -- HOUSeS for Sale 41 7MoblteHomeSpacej For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. 372 4470 3 Bedrooms. 2 bathS, 7 car garage in Sonora. Air, carpet, self clNfling oven. Almost new. 327.3721. J Dorms. Sanford's best section, cash or terms. By owner. $3S,000. Low clown payment. _____________________________ SANFORD Lovely all modern 3 bedroom, Ii, bath home. On large shady fenced corner lot. $21,500. Cash or terms. Owner. 372 3791 ___________________________ Lower your food by atching fish the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home itt CAMP SEMINOLE Plo çrts 372 4170 - 41 RENT STARTS JAN. 1, 1973 Immediate Occupancy Monroe Building, new office Suites. 3rd and Magnolia. 62$ 0902; Eves. 647 LONGW000, nearly new, 3 2547 bedroom, $3600 down $169 mo. __________________________________ pays all. PICKERING REALTY. REALTOR, $31 $151. Upairsofficespoce CaIlIfl 636lbetwt'en$19:30a m HUFFMAN REALTY -_ Al PeIl, Jenny Clark. Allot. Wanted to Rent 38 377 159$; 327 $1.53 Day, Eve, DELTONA- Beautiful I, 7 or 3 bedroom, Heat & Air. Nice yard. Economy prices from 5)35 mo, No least' Move in today (901) 775. 3365 Ot (303)571 1040 3 bedrOOm, 7 story, central heat & air, 2 car garage. references required $190 1sf 8. last. $100 securIty 372 7399 3 _______________________ 41 HOUSU for Sal. BusIness Property - 7 Bedroom unfurnithed house 2113 Orange Ave. $150 Msth. NO pets 3720771 correipöëW - 33 AltamOnte- 3 bedrooms. 2 baths fenced yard, enclosed garage, $200 mo 8)10960. of Altamonte SpringS •. Year After Year Want Ads And ProGo Together ____ Houses Rcn Unlurnished 32 Help Wanted Certificate No 79$ Year of Are you one of tnosc Issuance icii Reduce choleslerol' Fight fall people who knows Description of Prcp.rty Gol3ese Lecithin capsules now 'everyone in town? Beg 395 Ft S of NW (or Run , available. Touchlon Drug. II 1 O Ft S 33 Ft E 790 Ft N If you are. con type Ft NOTICE OF APPLICATION and are interested N 63 Deg I? Mn W to Beg (Less Beg FOR TAX DEED j" n picking up some Serve a useful 3)0 Fl E 6. 77 Ft N S Deg (Section 191.415 Florida Statulesof ci SW extra money'. the purposeagain when you sell them Cot Run N S Deg W 2 Ft N $7 lIlt) Evening and Sunday Ad from the , E to Lake SEly on Lake To Pt N NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Iferold is interviewing if'raId Call us today' Dont 17 Dci of C that P 0 Riser E;tate the holder of Beg S 12 correspondents for all lt.I,l,i Just dial 327 7611 or 1)1 Deg W tO Beg & Beg 530 Ft the following certificates has tiled areas of Seminole and n To place your low cost want s.itcertificate for a ta deed to be F of SW Cot RiA1 N 33Ff N 13 Deg Soulhwe%t VOIuSia id Mfl 43 Sec W 11 55 Ft N Si Deg Si issued thereon, The certificate NOTICE OF APPLICATION counties. An automobile Mn E to E Line Sly to SE Cot w to numbers and years of issuance, the FOR TAX DEED as helpful but not Beg 6. Beg 393 Ft S of NW Cot Run S (Section lfl.ftS Florida Statutes of description of the property, and the FACED WITH A DRINKING essential. The ability €107 Ft E 49203 Ft N $ Deg names in which it was aSses.ed are 1,69) PROBLEM to operate a camera 79 01 Ft P1 II Deg 57 Mm C 671 95 Ft NOTICE IS I4EREBY GIVEN, " Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous NOTICE OF APPLICATION makes the tob more N a) Deg 39 Miii 43 Ser W 119107 Ft Certificate No that Seminole County the holder of 600 Year of Cn Help FOR TAX DEED interesting and Profit to Beg( Sec 19 1 II $ P 79 E AcreS the f011owing ceriticales hOs filed Issuance 196) Call 473 4587 (Section 191.495 Florida Statuto of able Apply in person Description of Property 37 said cerlificat1?s for a tax deed lobe Write P 0 Bo 1713 1969) to Tom AikenS. iditor, All of Name iii which asssed Lena Hill iISutd thereon The certificate SW ' NE Between Lake Sanford. Florida NOT ICE IS tIER EBY GIVEN, at The Herald Ott ices, (HeirS) Donald Lerscri Adm numbers and years of issuance, the Maty Rd & fly &.P4 of Br rd Sec 291 thaI Seminole County the holder of HOFFMAN. HENDRY, PARKER 300 North French Ave. All of said property being in the description of the proper'y. and the ?OS P30 C the following certificates has filed IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM I SMITH Sanford Please Co not County of SeminoI, State of Name in which assessed Southern said certificates for a tax deed to be names in which it was assessed are IN YOUR fAMILY' As Attorneys 04 telephone Florida. Title Research Co. as followa-. .....4 v...---.. -i.. - ,,vru Iu,, 1111 i,iiiuii'' 'inc sate lsiate All of said property being in the ourrhrrs ,mcl ',tars of issuance. the Unless Such certificate or cot Certificate No 1138 Year of 1300 liartforcj I EiukInq Ii" ., -.r ir r::, • I -I ci'i . c?.; t:t' redeerlird , Coirit t :i'mnole, State of . L'ar.- e ç' 21 pticn of the propelly, .iti1 Iii SIt Ut tIOl) Wa nlcd Orlando, Florida 31f01 dr 'ricrs Florida ord'ng to law the property Descriptionof Property names in which it was assessed are Publish: Nov. 76, Dec. 3. 10, 17, 1914 For further information call 173 Unless such certificate or cer described in such certificate or W lOS Ft of C 3.43Ff if N 103 Ft of follows: Professional orderly will sit fOr OEM 163 or wr;te tificates shall be redeemed ac certificates will be sold to the NW i4 (Less Pd) Sec 16 T.165R 3IE Certificate Plo 1139 Year 0f patients, any shift. Call after 5371 Sanford Al Anon Fam'ly Group P 0 highest cash bidder at the court Name In which assessed F..) and cording to law the property Issuance 1977 0077 fbi 55) anford, Fla izn; iN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND described in such certificate or house door on the lath da of Eva Lewis Description of Property FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, -December. 1971 at 1100 A M All of said property being in the certificates will be sold to the i4f SW Beg SW (or of N of SW FLORIDA Dated this 31st day of October, County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. highest cash bidder at the court BusIness 24 ii Pun E 33 Ft N 123 Ft W 33 Ft S 223 PROBATE DIVISION 1971 5 Unless suCh certificate or cer. house door on the 16th day of Dec Lost Found Opportunities Ff10 Beg Sec 7) 1215 R,31E -S Arthur H BeCkwith, Jr CASE NO. 73.1t4CP ______________________________ ember. 1971 at 11:00 AM. -----tlfieate.s thhII h,. r#m,,.1 ,,&,.. ... r,uIv Iii wri'Ln culiri 'Y' Clerk of Circuit Court In re: the Estat. of Doted lhis 31st day 01 Octob'r, BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN corci o' a t"pr;'cIy Tanner of Seminole County, Florida Lost; Light Apricot Poodle CLIFFORD 1911 SHUMWAY, FOP $663 described In such certificate or All of said property being in the MateuntrimmCd Called Dusty By . Ida Creal Deceased S Arthur H BCCkwith, Jr If you are ambitious, self-motivated, certiIicat will be sold to the Countyof Seminole. Stateof Florida Piriecrest area. 323 0676 Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF FINAL Clerk of Circuit Courf lking for that one opportunity to highest cash bidder at the court Uness Such certificate or cer Publish No-# 7, 19, 76, Dec. REPORTAND APPLICATION o Seminole County, Florida get you off and running. in-houQ door on the 16th day o tificates Lost: shall 7 redeemed ac month old male Deagte in be OEM 76 FOR DISCHARGE tiy Ida CreaI vestigate this unusual business. A December, 1971 at 1) 00 AM cording to law the property Country Club Rd. and Broacimore -____________________ TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Deputy Clerk small investment an a willingness Dated this 31st day of October, described in such certificate Rd. area. 3770391. CERN: NOTICE OF APPLICATION PublIsh: Nov. 17. II. 26, Dec. 3. 1974 1974 to work can provide you with certifIcates will be sold to the DCII 52 Nohce is given that JOSEPH M FOR TAX DEED unlimited earnings. Perfect 5 Arthur H Btkwilh, Jr. highest cash bidder at the court MURASKO and ANNA I SHUM (Section 197.4S Florida Statutes of business for men or women, Clerk of Circuit Court of 9 houSe door on the 16th day of Good Things to Eat 1969) WAY, as Co Executors of the atx'e whateyer your background Call Srnreie County, Forid& NOTICE OF APPLICATION December, 1971 at 11 CR3 A Wi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. styled Estate. have corrpieted tneir 401 127 5535 collect or write By Ida (real FOR TAX DEED Dated thiS 31st day of October. OCEAN SHR1MP LOBSTER administration and have filed in this that Seminole County the holder of Deputy Clerk GENERAL PERSONAL SER. (Section 117.415 Florida Statutes of 1974. Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage Court their Final Report and Ap. the following certificates has filed Publish' Nov. 17. 19, 26. Dec. 3, 1974 VICES, 740 Cherokee St.. 1969) S: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. S Freehomedellvery SaveS slid certificates for a tax deed to be plicatlon for Discharge. Objections, DC H 71 Marietta, Ga, 30060. NOT ICE IS HE RE BY GIVEN, Clerk of Circuit Court call (305) 630 6.461 issued thereon. The certillcote if any, should be duly filed wlfh this tnat Seminole County the holder of of Seminole County. Florida Court. After filing Proof of Air Conditioning and Appliance numbers and years Of issuance, the _______________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION the following certificates has filed By' Ida Creal Publication showing that this Notice Sales & Service Business for sac description of the property, and the FOR TAX DEED caidcertif,catesfor a tax deed to be Deputy Clerk names i.i which it was aSsessed are has been published once a week for Only qualified & interested per Help Wanted 18 (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of isSued thereon The certificate PubliSh Nov. 17, 19, 26, Dec. 3, 1971 as loIloas' sons apply. Reply Box 535. care of four conseculive weeks, the matter 1961) numbers and years of issuance, the DLII fl Certificate No 1)67 of approval of the report, the or. Manager for fast tood restaurant. The Evening Herald. P. 0. fox Year of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, description of the property, and the NOTICE OF APPLICATION issuance 1917 dering of ExperieAced only, distribution preferably 1657. Sanford, Fla., 32771. of the Estate that R B Riser Estate the holder of names in which it was assessed ar e FOR TAX DEED DecrlptIonof Property McDonald's Send resume' to P0 and the final dlschare of JOSEPH the following certificates has filed M follow's: (Section 197.495 FlorIda Statutes of fox W . Geneva. Fla 377)2 M MURASKO and ANNA I Beg SE Cot Lot 7 61k 72 North %,Oid certificates for a tax deed lobe Certificate No 303 Year of 1969) SHUMWAY as Co Executors will Chutuota Run S 47.6 Ft W To Lake isSued thereon The cer'iflcate Issuance 1972 ___________________________ 29 Rooms for Rent NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 6OiJtici1lflS wanted, full or part come before the court, P'i)y on Lake to Pt S 45 Dig W of numbers and years of issuance, the Dsscrtptionof Property that Betty J. West the holder of the time. Preferred following. 60 pcI Nice large aIr conditioned room, Beg NEfy to Beg Sec 71 T.215.R.37E Joseph M. Muraiko Lot 7 Meriwethers Survey F T 06 cripfiori of the property, and the following certificates nas filed s.aid with following Call 323-75)0 Afttr men only. 3flfl29. Ill Myrtle Anna L. Shumway Name in which assessed Earnest names in which it was assessed are 139 PG certificates for a tax deC51 to be , f65 Sanford & Hazel V Weatirig Publish Nov 76, Dec. 3. 10, 17, 1971 Name in which assessed Peirce & Issued thereon Tne certificate ,.,.MIt YT )IU pruperiy oe*ng in me UCFI il Certificate Plo. 109 Year of Lula Mae Robinson Put a BIG present under your .-.- __________________________ numbers and year's of issuance, the CourttyOf Seminole. Stateof Florida. Issuance 1955 All of said property being in the chitd'ens Xmas tree with money 30 description ot the property, and the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Apartments Rent OF THE Unless such Certificate or cer County of Seminole, State of Descriplionof Property you earnselling AVON. names in which it was assessed are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. tfcates shall be redeemed ac Unfurnished Lot 36 Block E. Bungalow City Florida. as follows: CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE cording to law the property Unless such certificate or cc'r Plot Book 7 Page 67 Evening Herald Route 8am Certificate No. 269 Year of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ccvi, 17 BDRM. shag, air. deScribed in such certificate or Name in which assessed i. F. tificates shall be redeemed at Issuance 1971 Sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near CIVIL ACTION NO. certificates will be sold to the Available in Sanford Short mileage, cording to law the property Holly 3. Htlie His Wife Description of Property city perk 1, Sanford Plaza. From 74 1976 CA 09 F highest cash bidder at the court twO hours per day. Good car, and All of said property being in the described • in such certificate or Lot) 81k 0 Dixie Terrace PB I PG $110. Airport Blvd. near Sanford DIVISION F houji door on the 16th day of cash for bond arid weekly paper County of Seminole, State ci certificates will be sold to the Aye- 113 1340 FE DERAL NATIONAL MOM Orcembir, 1974 at 11:00 4 M. bill is all that is needed to get into highest cash bidder t the cOurt Ftarda Name In which assessed Arthur TGAGE ASSOCIATION, MARINERS VILL.SiGE APIS a very profitable and secure Dated this 31st day of October, UnleSs Such certificate or cer door on the loth day of Harris 3. BernIce HarriS Plaiitiff, 18.7 form. turn or unfur business. fificotCs s?Vatl b redeemed ac. December, 1974 t 11.00 AM. All of Said property being in the 3302 Orlando Or., 323 1670 Contact 5' Arthur H. Beckwitls, Jr. Dated fhi 31%? day of October. Cordinu to law the property Cotjntyof Seminole. Stated Florida IAMC!c risAx.i And LIADY i •..,.,rr UT JY(tjit LQtifl inrt.urcuta,iun IJI'PT ---. . ------ -described in Such certificate or Unless such certificate or cer Duplex Sanford Area. 2 Bedrooms OEAPI,hi$ wife. THE EVENING HERALD of Seminole County, Florida certificates Will be sold to the S. Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr. tilicates shell be redeemed at miith air, 5)35 Month pluS $50 Defendants, _____________________________ By: Ida Creal highest cash bidder at the Court Clerk of Circuit Court cording 10 law the property Deposit. $349034. N(iTICE OF SUIT Deputy Clerk house door on the 16th day of Dec. of Seminole Counfy, Florida described in such certificate OC TO: JAMES DEAN AND MARY .1 * * General Office * * PihIish' Nov I?. 19,76, Dcc. 3. 197i ocr. t971 at 1100 A.M By Ida Creal certificates will be sold to the DEAN DEH-70 Deputy Clerk Dated thiS 31st day of October, hi;hest cash bidder at the court Are you interested in a lob with a Sandlewood Villas RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN 1974. Publish' Nov. 12, 19, 76 and 3 houji door on the 16th day Of varietyof duties? Well maintained All parties claiming in1ecet's by, Notice is hereby given that we are 1971 $ Arthur H Beck*ith, Jr December. 1914 at 11:00 AM personnel records. iavoices, mJfP,T.',l .SPApt,i,i[lT l'4O','E, through, under or against Mary J engaccil in busress at Pt 2, Box 526 GEM 79 Clerk of Circuit Court Dated this 31st ca'y of October, Dean arid James Dean and to all general secretarial duties and P. Malttand, Seminole County. ci Seminole Courtly. Florida 1971 shorthand. Must be good typist, Parties FIor'1a under the fiCtlti' S flu 'It' Cl having or claiming to have fly - Ida Creal 5: Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr and able to work with a minimum any right, title or interest in the real * Unfurnished APC. KA EXI-RESS. and trio? we Deputy Clerk of superviSion Full company PIOTICEOFAPPLICATION Clerk of Circuit CoiJft property herein described. intendtoregisteesaidriamcwiththe PubIih Nov 12. II. 26. Dec 31971 benefits Contact FOR TAX DEED of Seminole County, Florida you APE HEREBY NOTIFIED Clerk of the Circud Court, Seminole DEHI) By: Ida Creel PINEI3REEZE FARMS, INC. (Section )t7.49S Florida Statutesof that an action to foreclose a moeCounty. Florida in accordance with * W/W Shag Carpet 969) S Sanford Ave Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF APPLICATION 377 M33 tgage on the following real property the provisions of the Fictitious NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. FOR TAX DEED Publish: Nov. 12, 19, 26. Dec.). 1971 in Seminole County. Florida' An Equal Opportunity Employer Name Statutes, ToWat; Secf ion OEM 77 (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of that Seminole County the holder of LOt 5. Block "H", WAS1"IiPIGTON $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. Excellent opportunity for cx * Range.Refrigerator 1169) the following certificates has filed OAKS SECTION ONE, according to Chuck Ft1,lI peraersced sewing teacher to learn IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Said certificates for a tax deed to be the plot thereof as recorded in Plot Alviri L O'Bren the Singer Sewing Machine EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR tnat Seminole County the holder ci IsSued thereon, The certificate floofi 16. Pages 7 and 6, Public Publish: Pbs'. 5. 17, 1. 26. 1974 Business Must be capable of CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Records of Seminole the following certificates has filed numbers and years of issuOnce, tnc DEN County, * Dishwasher.Disposal SEMINOLE COUNTY organizing and teaching advanced sad crrlitcat.s for a tOi deed to be description of the property, and t. FIorid, dressmaking classes. By ap PROBATE DIVISION p. isSUed thereon The certificaie names ifl which it was aSSeSSed are FICTITIOUS NAME been filed against you and you pointment only. Call Mr. Powell or PROBATE NO. 74-322.CP NOtiCe iS hereby g.wen that lam numbers and years Of issuance, the as follows: are required to serve a copy of your Mr Oliver, 3736161. In re: Estate of * Clothes Washer - Dryer Certificate No. 57 Year of description of the property, arid the engaged In business at P.O. Sos written defenses, it any, to it on van MARNIE fENTON Issuance 1970 3374, Forest City, 37751. Seminole names in which it was assessed are s flerg, Gay & Burke. PA., at deceased. Post Office Box 793, Orlando, 'CiasSifled Ads serve the buying and Description of Property County, Florida under the fictitious as follows: .aII.ng community everyday, read NOTICE TO CREDITORS E 7 FT of W67 Ft of Lot I Bik I? Yr name of fROCKS WINDERS and Certificate No 1132 Year ot FlOrida 32102. and file the original md use them often Call 312 7611 * Recreational Building All creditors of the estate of F Town of Sanford Pb I PGS that I intend to register Said name I$Lance 1977 with Ihe Clerk of the above styled rw 631 999] MARNIF. fENTON, deceased. are court on or before December 24, & 112, Il), 115. 1166. II? Description of Property with the CIrk of the Circuit Court, hereby notified arid required to file Name in which asses%ei Lane Seminole County. Florida in ac N 33 Ft of W 726 Ff01 SE 4 Of NW 1971; otherwise a Iudgment may be * Heated Pool any claims or demands which they id (LCS% W33 Ft for PD) Sec cordance with the provi5iOOS of the T.71 Development Co. en'ered against you for tho relief may have against said estate in the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: All of slid property being In the S R.31E demanded in the complaint or office of Clerk of Circuit Court of petition Section $85 Name In which assessed Carrol CountyofSemlnole,Stateof Florida. Florida Statutes Seminole County, Florida, in the * 1 . 2 Bedroom Unless such certificate or cci'. S Constance L. Brooks, Ward St. WlTNESSmyhandandtrsesealof WANT AD courthouse at Sanford, Florida. Publish flov 5, 12. II, 76. 1971 All of said property being in the tificates shall be redeemed said Court on November 15th, 1971 within four calendar months from (Seal) I I(P,'. $T5 Cording to law the property OEM 3) Co'irity of Seminole, Stoteof Florida the date of the first publication Of deScribed In such certificate or 1:3W AIRPORT BLVD Unlet Wch certificate o' cer. Arthur H. Beckwith. r, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, i.iH this notice Each claim or demand certificates will be sold to the tilicotes shall be redeemed ac 373 7670 Clerk of the Circuit Court INFORMATION JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR must be In writing and must state cording to law the properly highetst cash bidøer t the court By: Lillian 1. Jenkins or 7 bedroom duplex aparlrnc'nl% SEMINO.E COUNTY, FLORIDA. theplaceof residenceand post office described in such certificate or l'ouse door on the 16th day of Deputy Clerk FurniShed or uflfurnshCd 60' CIVIL ACTION NO. 711917CA.Q4.0 adoressot the claimant and must be P. L Russell certificte will be otd to the December, 1914 at 11:00 AM swimming pool. mo S. Orlando In re: me Marriage of: Sworn to by the claimant, has agent. DIAL Dated this 31st day of October, highest cash bidder t the court c o van den Berg, Gay. Dr. 3237970 RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY, ci' his attorney, or it will become & Burke 1971 ndu door on the lath clay void according to 11w, Husband Respondent, S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr December, 1971 at 11 00 A.M One bedroom duplex api, kitchen 16 South Magnolia Ave. arid Dated November 13th, 1974 Seminole 322261 1 Dated this 31st ,day of October, Clerk of Circuit Court equipped, carpet, air, adults .o 113 S Louise B Eliioft NANCY BERNICE RAGI.Ey. 1974. of Seminole County, Florida Orlando, Florida 37102 si.so: 377 7796 after 1. As Administratri, Wife Petit,oner. By: Ida (real 5: Arthur H. Be-ckwith, Jr. Publish' Ploy 19, 26, Dec 3, 10, 1971 STENSTPOM. DAVIS & PIOTICEOFACTION GENEVA GARDENS * * Deputy Clerk Clerk of Circuit Courl OEM III Winter Park THE STATE OF FLORIDA 10' McINTOSH _____________________ Publish: Nov I?, 19. 26, Dec 3. 1974 Single story Studio, 1, 7, and of Seminole County, Florida Attorney for Administralris RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY WHOSE OEM 74 Ida (veal bedroom apartments. Pool, CITYOF RESIDENCE IS CITY OF WIN P.O. Box 13)0, Sanford, El. ____________ Deputy Clerk clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Orlando 831 -9993 Publish: Nov 19, 26. 1971 FIELD, COUNTY OF MARION, Publith NOv. 17. 19, 26, Dec. kitchCn equipped, cenlral heat and FLORIDA OEH 110 STATE OF ALABAMA AND OEM 77 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Oir. Monthly rentals from $147 SO ADVERTISEMENT WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: FOR TAX DEED 372 70. 1505W. 25th St., SOnfOrd. FOR INVITATION FOR BIDS POST OFFICE BOX 253. PT 1, For Want Ads NOTICE OF APPLICATION (Section It7.4tS Florida Slatutes of INSURANCE NOTICE OF APPLICATION WI.1IFIEID. ALABAMA, lIlt) FOR TAX DEED PROPERTY, GENERAL FOR TAX DEED FRANKLIN ARMS APTS AswocnpctltionforD,ssotusionof (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. LIABILITY, WORKMANS COM 1120 Ftorida Ave (Section 197.495 FlorIda Statutes of Want Ad Marriage a Vinculo having b4fl lIlt) that Seminole County. the holder of PENSATION. lIlt) ____ AUTOMOBILE, 323 6650 filed reoardlno pour marriaoe to .. .......... 4riTIrd i Ilrornv r.iuxi- fh . •iE'...nn . . -. -_ .*4ii.i. .. .... I1i ..,,. . -' ' ,"rupsjay (.,1v1r4, NANCY BERNICE I3AGLEY. .n tJSlltSfnhinoleCountythe holder of saidcertiflcatesfor a?axdeedtobe ueparTment Hours POLICE & FIRE LIFE (F S Ipiat Sern,nol County the holder of 31 ('cuit (rt in and toe Semnole Apartments Rent tnt. fouowing certificateS has filed isSued thereon. The certificate 112.191) and volunteer firefighlers the following certificates has filed County. Florida, the short title 01 100AM .5:30 P.M. said certificates fcw' a tax deed to be numbers and years *f issuance, the Furnished coverage. Said certificates for a tax deed lobe IS IN RE THE MARRIAGE Monday thru Friday isSued thereon The certificate description of the properly, arid the issued therçort The certifcale SEALED BIDS marked "P & C ,, f, 0!.V ,ii'1',ij flAr.,L'.., . - --------------I i,,n.i.,..,1 .....Ii' iIf)T. . numoers. amw years ot iswancc. tnt rvirnts in wn'cri '7 *15 %C5%ed are I inru times 4IC a tlflC INSURANCE BID" will be received numbers and year,% of isSu,Sn(e, me Hij%t7and.Reopondent. ifid NANCY Y mo. 3fl 1147 description of the property, and Ihe as follows: description of the property, and the at the Office of lhe CIty Clerk, CII y Itiru 23 tir,sa's 3ic a line BERNICE BAGLEY, WIe names in which it was assessed are Certificate Plo 261 Ys ar of HaIl, 723 Newburyport Avenue, name's an which it was assessed are I WELAKA APARTMENTS Pel.?iorwr, these presents command Issuance 1977 's follows s follows. Altamonte Springs, Florid., 3770), 26 tsm*s 24c a line 1)4W 151 St I ,u to i.,pear and file your Answer Certificate No. 217 Year of Description of Property Certificate Plo, 1121 Year of until Noon (17:01 P.M.) December (52.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) c' oTher defense or pleading With ItiC ISsuance 1977 N 20 Ft of 5701 Ft of C 33011 of NE 17. 1911. The bids will be opened and ISsuance 1977 AVALON APARTMENTS Clerk Cf the Circuit Court i and lot I 3 Lines Minimum of SE '- & P170 Fl of S 76 Ft of E Description of Property read In public meeting (City Council Description of Property ADULTS, NO PETS I Seminc'le(ot,nty. EtotIde, and serve cf 17 Rll I C) o T,'rra e 1St tdd 330 Ft of PIE '1 of SF 4 Sec 72 1 193 n' I n Ai' Meeting) .516 30 P M or as soev, as tt ASH t lItw ?nsl St F(' ' .rrr ', r ,;., t'(C7:f p ' P,)I[ .,'...i,i-,n.,,t,',', e._.,,,.i. n,. , n_. ti',th' ii,,"t,'.,iii... fl,,n,,•i.__ l '"' - . -, -_ CRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- Has everal buildings, railroad siding, nod access to 1.1. TOMESOFDISTINCTI ST. JOHN'S REALTY - ar.ogany poster bed complete, 115. 6 drawer chest, $20; Chifferobe, 535. Coffee table, $10; Swivel rocker, 15; Desk, $1650; Book-case. 16 50; Several antiques at reasonable prices; Sheraton desk, Victorian dresser, Boston Rocker, Hitchcock pieces, Tea service, Serpentine oak dresser, and more. DECORATORS, 109 W. 1st St 372 23)3 S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table 3 4 chairs, As low as 36993. ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You k * ,. Sinr . ' 'o- • GOLDEN TOUCM'N SEW' n sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay menfs of 51. - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! _______________________________ Accounting Complete accounting end tax se'r small businesses vice for Williams Accounting, 327 7$.4, 600KKEEPING in my home Small businesses a specialty. Plc & delivery 32) 092Q Home improvements Pet Care Odd jobs of alt types. Carpentry. Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling 3-72 2645. PET REST P474 Boardirrg&Grooirng Ph 312 .1357 Interlor.Esterior Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty. 322 7780. Air Conditioning emodellng and Repair's. Room additions. Fully insured. Good references. Jim Trego, 37I0209. _________________________________ Centrai Heat & A'r Condtoninç For free estimates, call Car Harris. a? SEARS n Sanford 322 1)71 kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter lop's. Sinks. Installation .,'Llhb B..1 CatelI 32? S2 'mne Appliances H - cit I. ne I.E .'i,pIc1nceS Sanford Electric Cort'pany 23?? Park Drive 3?? 1567 a Cleaning eater _____________________ OIL HEATEB CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 3235951 Auto Repair A sm,Ii ('.s'..?i'd A:1 ?:rr,.-3s big returnS r, -;ri{' .urid see Call 377 611 cm irli Piano Services PIANO SERVICES Allmakes.ind.Play'ers Tuning.Repair,$62-9S00 'i Pressure Cleaning - -. FALL CLEANING "lmpac"Wash& Spra Klein Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers, wasps & spider webs. 377-0397. Roofing :lean and service Duotherm, Quaker, Perfection. arid Segler '2 heaters 15 years experience 0790 r Land Clearing Can 1 p.I tr' car ri the uarjge Sell no longer r,ee'cjed tems *tts a ClaSsified Ad in the Evenng Herald, Dial 377 2611 or 5)1 9,993 to place yours ' _, :&A BACKHOE SERVICE' Beauty Care -I 1OSIT s iii: AU TY "Al O?i lforn's'rty Il,lrriett'S (lt',itt Ntt) 519 ii Pine )fl 3713 Carpentry ," Carpentry Small ob Specialists, Remodel. Repair, Additions,. Licensed. Bonded. Insured. 10 Yrs Exp 323 44)3 Sewing Lancicle,srrsq sc'ptc ?.ritt5. fill drt. driveways /,11 kilOS of ctusJrlg Custom made Drapes and Bed 372 9117 or 37 3913 Spreads Quality workmnansti;p Dorothy BlisS. 319 5475 - ________________________ Lawn Care Mowing and Bailing HOy, N ow CailSil 5231 or$61 2771 , (IL Lawn Service Clean up and hauling One time or monthl, 313 0533 VINCENTS CARPENTRY ,l-ej Ads ,rc here to help you sell ren' ur S wap jil , co'.l let ushelp you pla.m ,,'.rs Coil 322 761) or III 9993 ':i, ' ,n!er! Trim PneI.ng. Custom •. c:: ',' " Drop in bobbin. zig zag. and) needle I. ,ii . !'i.' , - ____________________________ -' Wall Papering Painting 14 �----.=---.- 8 1:3 — Evernng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE BAILEY WIN AT BRIDGE ..,.,..... WT &J1 A BANK 4TF)1 fly OSWALD and JAMESJAU)H A ND B AND E-VER'l 91146, F him, that mean old East overruffed and the grand slam had left per Unfortunately for NORTH 4Q83 -- s 4AQ8653 I 4 j4 Q 108 3 NQJ SAID YOU MOOP! A 14ALF DOZEN COULD GE7 US MANY SVIOULD DO IT! some MORE WILL PEOPLE ? NEE BE SURE OUR FRIEND NO MA'MER to$ HE TENNILL IS ONE OF KAS SOMMING THEM, LINNETT! 9LIT THAT WILL 82 VFRy RE LNES USEFUL 10 US! + KJ97 how he went about doing it. South should cash just one East-West vulnerable ruff another. Then he would cash dummy's queen of trumps; get back to his and' r diamond. ruffmg 1a Chi Ei t her :1e could raw p and cla i m. _ 4 AK North East South 24 Pass 34 I'a 4 NT. 1'a 5• Pa& 74 Pass Pass I'ass Opening lead-4Q West I, — I1'J THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom I / MVG IUIR 0 then South's face lit up like a C Christmas tree and it didn't take hilnlo seconds to boom out his seven-spade bid. It took him even less time to ' wants to know if you'd do thal again somelime, If I I 'IOU WERE ALt,. BRILLIANT ON LAST WFEWC E XAM I by Larry Lewis 'YOuR NEXT ASSiGN%ENT 15 TO WRITE A REPORT .. iisiy Ro EM AND M WM We DA A BUMER PIC1Ct.SAt'O L61n)CE. Ile added that copies of the legislation had not been irlade o available to city officials, who learned of GOING TO - KLIS PV ____________ this newspaper) P 0 Box 489 Airport B ds A e Reviewed - York. t) i by Garry Trudeau 0-v.` -all ryy DeAr Mr JS ' deup Y So r joke W Ford has better idea-." your friend, i Here it is. Billy R. LW BLONDIE ..J.\\j I- O<..Y 3OSS ro SEOjTAWp-t,..E, •1 - . AS A ME' o I-1E?E 'S , I- Chic Young '-'EE RS-4 ..---- I •- -_. ---- ." ,'. TUMBLEWEED . ..k by T. K. Ryan C Q 1i ED- A. --•___-- -- •.' - -------------- BUGS BUNNY by H.imdshl & 5ffsJ GWrA1' fv AW IMILL ISIS hRW6 WU60W! I JUST CAN'T BELIEVE- IT/ ELSIE; mSr_ADDl_rz LE-F:T HER wU D AND RAN OFF WITH Twe PLUMSEF:al 16 NJ 1-1 0 N ri . by Al Venn..r _________ (2~4 THAT'S COW IN H!KE KA01 4 I - _____________________ %%AT T W.LL YA LCVM- 1' I / 'V.,' - K N L5 W SHE WAS A • _____ (? I WINTHROP (7N W by Dick Covafli 'ri LIKE MV MU HE? )fl A I DON'rytLi THINK ITMAJ<E5 ME LK TALL? ______________ ______ WBI (vE GCr6YvkE WEIF\ I KI CN I _______ _____________ i 110 ARCHIE by Bob Montana LET LALL it... Succ4&.rNr RoAsr SPRING ZAMA, AV0 CRISP COPENHAGCN - TODAY% THAT HERE S ME NU JT so WE_'RE 41NAP4c1FAJ1Arj HAVI N%j NO ONE murTON AND WILL BE' ORDR - - HAVE SE JUICY TENDER HOW'D Ir Cyo ? &-c4VS.,f TJ CAPTAIN EASY 'ACK ON YER 'ou soo.i by Crooks &Lawrence f7ty4'.E'o, OARLI46 1 CAN YOU HA VI - i _____________ Ii !!d . LAPIE5~PLEASE! HLJ00Y-WU68YI by Howie Schneider r r EEK & MEEK / i E AMgiC ASlAsO I M(RS P 1 response fire unit with foam and dry chemical fire fighting equipment but no apparent low bidder was l funds of $1.6 million, a s ta te grant of $25,0(*) and local matching money will fund the airport improvements, Second phase improvements are expected to go to bid In two weeks, Cleveland said. Included in the second phase of t he project are C85 WS taxiway overlay lighting system; construction of new taxiways parallel to the ea3t-west and north-south runways, and VASI installation on the north-souffi runway. Cleveland said impr t expected completed within the next 18 months, will make Sanford Airport "the finest general states CLOUDY Q A I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thoves I I 3 0,O - ' VA . NOW ABOUT A o* wuraitu MMIZATIOld FROM 61t92C9 To COMUMPDXARY . • - - I - SHORT RIBS ndex _________________ by snk Hill advance the CALNO choices hi be selected in December. Altamonte rings council Tuesday nit left the option to Mayor Norman Floyd to select this city's choices. County commissioners were not available for comment today. - — -Waived fees permit the Nor th Orlando Optimist Club hold a Christmas tree sale th &antiey Sq uare at the intersection In other business, Tijesday, councfl: of Sit 436431. Granted the school board permission to use city hail for its -Reminded city property own ers to contact their insurance fourth week meeting monthly. Floyd said S(hool Supt, IV. 1,. ird would prckr the city li;ill a l;ier reperti'd the school agents for lower fire insurance rates since 'he city's ralinq has b.:cn improved from Lass8toa class 7. i meeting,place because it Is accessible to the people. -Received a report th at apparent low bidders on the West Altamonte sewer extension project, for which bids were opened Tuesday afternoon were: C. A. Meyer Paving and Construc ti on —Adopted a resolution including incentive pay for firighters who are pursuing college educations at the re of $250 annually for those seeking associated degrees and 1W a year for those working toward bachelor's degrees. ous*ing u H :. Request By BILL BELLE%'ILLE of HUD--or the local housing Also Included in the ap. economic mix and to get away Herald Staff Writer authority, is to determine what Plicat.ion Is a request that HUD from the stignia of low cost An application for federal the resident is able hi pay the waive itarequirement that only housing." But, he d, il homing funds for Sanford and owner on the basis of socio- 20 per cent of the housing can be waiving of the requirement Seminole County has been economic factors, and then to occupied by the lower in would let the housing authority delayed at least until early subsidize the difference bet. residents. Wilson said that th fill up to 80 per cent of the units e January so the county corn- ween that and "the fair market reason for the 20 per cent with the lower Income ap. mission can further study the value." limitation was to insu~e "an Plicants. -. •. . - : - * The application for "section eight" funds from the Department of Housing and Urban Development(HUD) will allow the local housing authorities to subsidize rents in 300 additional Sanford units, county units. Semino le-Sanford Hous ng authority Director Tom Wilson cited the need for the resolution approving the application and noted that "we should submi our application early in order to get our fair stiare of funds, since only 20 per cent of HUD funds go to non-urban areas." Wilson, who coordinates both the city and county programs, had already asked for, and received, a resolution sup. portingtheappllcationfrorn the SanfordCityCoundflon Nov. 18. nUi since county an city are fed by the same regional funds, the application wil.1 be delayed until a HUD regional representative can meet with the commLWon after the first of the ear to offer information on the "operational mechanics" of the Section Eight housing program. Wilson told the board that his office already has applications from 913 people in the county who are "in dire need of housing." The large bulk of the appficants substandar/orovrcrowded condi tions, while 23 live in cuiidunijitd dwelutngs, and more are being evicted by owners who are sell.ing the '1 i . S - -. - 1; X r im l - • - I D D QUICKEs7r 174E E IN .4 ) I %a Iht (.tntr1il Sanford Memorial Ubrary and Musewn hi h h on the historical treasures thu grand piano brought to Sanford from Dresden. Germany, b) the city's founding latber. Gen. Henry Shelton Sanford, vlas re-opened Tuesday following the addition of east and Aest wings to the original oneqvom library. Participating in the ceremonies were trs F E Roumillat, chairman of the board of trustees, and Ifrom left) Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore. and city commissioners John Morris, A.A. "Slac"McClanahan and Julian Stenstroin. CITY OFFICIALS RE-OPEN LIBRARY • ., . •" For All Attown) ialjoe), of Sanford, had fun on the mIdway But, what's a fair without cotton candy? Sam and Jeanette Tindel, (right), c hildren of Mr. and Mrs. enjoy sharing a bag of the Calendar ...................5A Comics ....................10B opening night of the fair. I Herald photos by 8111 Vincent) Television 38 ..;_ A Fun Time Around the Clock .... ..... 4A Dear Abby ....... ........4B Dr. Crane .............. 4B Dr. I.Amb ....................Q Horoscope. ................Q Hospital .................... 5A _____ • The new section eight prohram, still being developed involves the private con struction and ownership of the housing, but provides for rent subsidies and management by the housing authority. The role Fair Time - •. W a te -— - ' -- L r Ra te Ike H * Stu *led d Seminole Count), Com- -oftliefirni,an(illenr), G.,Nlulle, the firm up to $5,000 a day for questioning its priority over mione have dais to nile director of rates, that the firms each item o ther county projects on General Waterworks request testify operating costs are Also, at Tuea's meeting Williams urged the board for a rate increase alter ter increasing rapidi) the boa rd indicated it was 'n to add this to the budget, initiating a public hearing board also had access to read) to ha ve the count) "enter but to place in lieu or' ano the r Tuesday night on the request. general data about the firm that the library business" on Oc-t. 1. project. And, WHUanis added, The utility company, with was recenUy supplied to the 1975, after a straw ballot In with this approach he would not 2,520 water and 1,995 sewer Public Service Commission by November showed the majority be in favor of adding the fibrary customers in the county, had the General Waterworks in of county voters favored a half program to "the detriment of r uestcd rate tithes that w ould hopes of obtaining a rate in iuiill land lax to support such a our comnprnsie planning double and, in some cases, crease m Orange County program . program Williams also triple existing bills Customers in Seminole But commissioners also plan wanted the board to cap the If the commissioners grant County li ve in an area south to review and app all of the pro ject at 1350,000 the full increase, customers Lake Howell Road, and east program's financial corn. But newly elected corn. with average water use wifl find andwest ofSR 0 tothe county mitments as they come up. missioner Harry Kwiatkowski their monthly bills 1ncraaed line. A service agreement With reminded Williams that ' The from $4.22 to $6.24. Sewer rates m board matter of hbrary funds was on will be hiked from the P the public hearing held to Orlando PublIc library, work on the application for almost the feeling of the previous $150,000 in grants, and The commission, acting as Maitland Utilities with board was that we would go the County UtilAy Control Seminole County Utihty rules. agreements for the use of the along with that decision." Sanford and South Seminole Board, had continued the The commissioners, af Kwiatkowski said that the hearing from last month so the hearing numerous items in libraries all have to be library program should not be Philadelphia-based firm could %iolation of county rules, WiU deve oped. treated as part of the regula supply "exlwrt" testimony on make a decWDn on the non(4mmissioner Dick Wilhams budget, but approached W the rate increase need. compliance "as soon as alrnost headed off the board'i other "special projects which The Uoard heard Cyril B. possible," "firm expression of intent" to are funded by their own millage " I - -. t4fJl • .- • ' , A MEW AN ES Weather Detai ls Pa ge 5* Si-2 NICE PAIMICOANA, T101 - - Happiness is a bo), a girl and a giant teddy hear at the Seminole County Fair, which opened Tuesday night at the Legion Fairgrounds and will run through Sunday. George ' - Co., $l34,S0.20, a nd Central Florida Underground Inc. at $134,889. Engineer's estimate for the project was $180,000. The bids were turned over to- Palm for study and recommenda tion wi th a report due at next week's meeting. -Accepted th e low bid of Parker Brothers at $1,634.96 for landscaping the 19.4-a cre ci vic center propert y es. Officials of two of Seminole's seven cities agreed wi th th e county's assessment. Sanford city commission earlier th is week voted hi ra ti fy in r Administration (FAA) and consulting engineers are reviewing bids opened Tuesday on the project. The engineers will make recommendations to the FA and FAA approval of contracts is expected on the project next week, be saId. Cleveland identified first phase apparent low bidders as MacAsphalt Corporation of [Akeland and Reeves Fence Co. of Orlando. He .%Rid Maclsphalt's bid was -ap. proximately $646,000" for o -erlay paving on 150 feet of east-west runway, upgrading of high Intensity runway lighting and installation of visual approach slope indicator (VI), barscolored 1Its to aid pilots In landings. Reeves bid was "approximately $145,000" for perimeter fencing and interior fencing at the 1,600 acre fom)er naval air station, Cleveland said. Cleveland said FAA and engineers' review could recommend changes in the contracts awards. Bids ranging from $60,000 to Southeastern spokesman said last week it is doubtful th e CALM)Council has _ Semin $90,000 were received ona quick ., tool\ content only The Sanford Airport Authority expects to award contracts on the first phase of a $2.6 mUlionairportimproemen project Airport Manager J. S. Cleveland said today that the ou I its through an Evening Herald story published last week. The law creates a seven mem be r expressway authority hi iTF Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN book to *Win at Bridge." I 44 reporting that the authority has seven members--all five county commissi oners and two city elected officials. fie Indicated the cities had been led to believe the two city ru;reentatives uld bcchcn by lh (T:\1,N() Council (f Local Government and that the county-wide government organization had until Dec. 30 to make its choices kno wn . The legislation actually gives the cities a dealine of Nov. 30 to make joint recommendations and a co un ty commission legislature. ge r Bdlen V By BUSINESS . DOONESBURY ON LW-40 STOLE THAT EXAM PROM V4 OFFICE '' Mary or Sanford. Dorfman said city of fi ci als throughout Seminole had been neomised by Sen. Wilson that the county-sponsored legislation had been amended to call for an authority of five membersth r ee appointed by th e county and two by th e ci ties. lie sai d this view held until the Evening Herald story charging local citizens were deliberately misinformed on the tried to ruff another heart. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Councilman Dan Dorfman, Tuesday night accused the county commission of moving toward consolidation of county and city government in Seminole County via the Seminole Expressway Authority legislation. At the city council meeting, Dorfman also panned the local content of the proposed law before it was paEsed by the Q Radio City Station. New control construction of Seminole's po rtion of the planned Uicounty beitline. The high-speed limited access highway is expected to cut through Csselberry or Winter Springs and Lake legislative delegation, State Sen. lAiri Wilson in particular, invited his gym teacher over for dinner!" • misplay it and go one down. At tricks two and three he embed the ace and king of hearts. Then he ruffed a heart, returned to his hand with a second club and 2 04 t hearts. ,UiIl( bidding. TODAY'S QUESTION ins tead f resmoding clubs, your partner has bid two twart.s after your double. What do you do Answer Tomorrow he'd misplay it. - - ;1 Herald Staff Writer 4 .!6 South IThit' You,South. hold Q 1086 K when a certain player held a lig ht up; - i DONNA ESTE..S A The bidding has West North East 14 that there were two ways to tell OR AN Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents CCUSed Of Plot ting Consol idat ion __, 24 Pass famous playwright and 3! Id I'a wit George Kaufman once said E LI C oun 7 I Ii I / M 8Wednesday, Nov. 27, 1974 C_~ K964 +4 60 FAR 1111eiraicl to ruff He 4954 %%QJ 1073 by Days Graue 66th Year, No. was right in trying two hearts; he was wrong in 41096 VJ75 102 ALLEY OOP p flow did South misplay the 4862 !LC I1viiiii1 _ ____ --i._. by Dick Turner CARNIVAL —_Mort Walker (. BUL I - Tuesday, Nov. 26, 1974 - w 77 4 1 41 suilant to the rate department compliance, the county can line proposed library program by hospital -' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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LFGEE1PdGHT DOWN_ES s:uES, FLASH 3N I 1I1ensk1 LOOKG LIKE AN ND JUN _ 67th Year, No 83—Monday, November 25, 1974 3C 77. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents rs IM oc e e11 er oses Second jç v'IE COUL. DIE) 'IOU GF,- A fl-IEY E COMIN& AGAIN P , ______ Inc T M Pe Q 174 t PEA ________________ lot US ____ Off. — - Ju~ — by Stoffel & UC;S 1E3 ZqZqY iVE MISSED VIOVER? EXCEP1' HELLO, FOR C44EWINC-7 UP THE PURNITURE, DICYGING HOLES IN THE YARD AND -5ARKINC-7 ALL NIGW,NE'SAGWEAT YEF OCN IS _ COMPANION! dahl em I -- ________ BILL! COME, i ALMOST FERoor wOVEK! somuHIN? WeCOVERED IF HE FELT ANY IJI ETTER,HE'2 \J \ BE dSICK.., / THP A DAY FER. A WEEK! I B Turns Up 2 Rings HE WOt4r TAKE ANY UNLESS DrWINK SOME V / ( I ) ____ __ •. S* te Interstate Mall, 1-4 and SR 436, Altamonte Springs. .' . f weeds on an embankment / -- I —y (.-•__/ -- 't., Ii'24 _. \,_ ,l, -'. . . •-• -- .• • . ' by H 93 I hnel Sc . Lder 1 - .. ( 1 . • '''.. - The site of t1w body find wm roped off and placed under guar d Sunday night as in- -1 L_.. - -....,\ '-, estigators waited for morning light to begin their intensive search for evidence that may lead to the identity of the oman The site is west of '_.-... 3 . -• • • - - .. ::. ' -- a •- — ______ -____ ------------ ._l ----------------- - . - L -- ____ -- --.--• - -._-. ----•----------.----- ,.—T ______ - 10 THE CLUMSY MM) THERE o • officers have yet to find mediately determined if the anything to indicate the cause strip of overgrown area lsinthe I- t ( 1 - RI - '- -p - - .j _____ i - I WeatherDetails Page5A Index 1 \, much I admire her courage," he said. of mind is to thank God that During the intervening four go on with his political career. Nelson will have no change in In the first operation. Mrs. legi.slatise act creating the December meeting. Longwood Faces Suit Fees 113 i The annua l Seminole County W k In addition there will be the of the $109,OW is for unpaid engineering fees of the defunct city sewer system rejected b>' f If . ---.•• the spokesman. his political plans." ---• -- - authority the county must appoint the individuals recommended. - Theprobl em CALNO has authority to make decisions binding upon the citle& The consensus in the past cannot bind the- cities. Chairman Tom Embree and Longwood Council Chairman Don Schreincr said that they Although it was said at the ill bring the matter to the attention of their respective governing bodies at meetings the municipal appointments had to be taken before Dec. 30, Legion Fair Association officers include Frank Luecker, A new educational exhibit president and treasurer; l)uil(ling has been added this ent; and Joel year for displays by4 11Clubs, Vincent, Clarence other highlights of fair week David DeVoll, extension agent Television 30. jointly recommend in writing through Oviedo, Winter Sprhigs Thelegislation states further a in e event two-thirds o t by Nov. 30) individuals to fill and either Lake Mary or two city so on Sanford. - - . !• • I l - •-r-' .! • ' r - - ••-,,, -' AZ -- -' • r - c - ..-- ., -. - . - - -. • . -• . -.. . . - - • - -•, .__ Sheriff's deputies are in Smith was gone and he saw a vestigating the violent deaths hand sticking cut of the water. - overboard while fishing on the Smith, 48, was found dead on --____________ !, ,.. Slaying Investigated Association Show. The U.S. present the public with the best street, Sanford. told deputies times with a .22 caliber Army will have a special information on conservation of that Smith was in the rear of the revolver following a domestic natural resources. hn8tandwhenheturned around argument In the rear yard. 8B exhibit. Az4~ . Apparent Drowning the dining room flow of the * '' r V_ • 5A .. Winter Springs and Lake Mary Atty. Tom Freeman said NORMAN FLOYD POint15 unless some word is the proposed tri.county exreceived from the cities by Nov. Seminole's cities (five) acting pressway will be constructed REFLECTIONS The breeze barely ripples the waters of the west basin of San- BY NATURE moored at Slouroe Harbour. Sailing hu become tocreastagly popularwith Lake Monroe a natural remation center for reutral ........... ...... tonight. '% the new law permits the county to name the municipal ap- licials were somewhat stir- have boosted taxes by three or prised by the court action, four mills adding that it had been ex City council is expected to pted the firm would submit a take some action authorizing requested itemized statement defense of the suit at tonight's before Liking court action 730 meeting couple's house. According to Dr. Lamb .............6A ncr served Thursday and the Commerce trophy will be Point east of Sanford. Horoscope • Roger Brown, of 50 E. 11th reports he had been shot three Rabbit awarded the exhibit judged to Florida 813 Central .-' Hospita Obituaries -- However, a hospital spokes. man said there would be no medical comment until after the operation. "There are too many things to evaluate for any medical discussion now." said the city voters in a straw ballot the statement would be negotiated the budget for the last June current year was adopted The city has until Dec 10 to containing no provision for answer the suit and (,lace and pa y ment of the $100,000 will be a nwnksgiving (tin. The Sanford Chamber of St. Joh m lliver ne ar Grassy . ----• weeks ago. CALNO meeting that action consider any reduction and the itemized bill was requested. While council still beheed ................... 5A • efeller ~aid "I assume t would To Coun xpressway Authorny will be a trout pond for Dunnigan, George Citron, over the weekend of two SanSanPearl Small, 4, E 21st fishermen .On Wednesday and Russell Tench, Steve Balint and ford area men. Stree t, Midway, was arrested 4A Thurs!a> merchants' courtesy James Q Galloway. Deputies 12B tickets til1 be honored for Cooperating with fair of- cf Robert Smith, 61, of 1016 on murder charges b> deputies 5A di sco un ts on Midway rides licials are Frank Jasa, county Mangoustine Menue, Sanford, Saturday in the death of her 1213 Sunday will be Senior Citizens' extension director, Louise (111, Sunday afternoon nearly three common law husband Dear Abby '' • i An added feature this year David Around the Clock Bridge Calendar Comics . Sem e County Fa r Th s ee Fpture Farmers, Boy and C11d members include Jaerns Scouts an others. \ianlscalco, George Maybury, Dr.Crane .1: Officers said preliminary for adults and bicycles for ,..-'.f") I Investigators, however, ounty TAUT AS THE FOAM- RU51BER, bJ -- - moved her left breast In the first operation. Polk said it was not im- crafts, photography and n road leading to a condominium Sunda> Belle City Amusement e midway tiques, chic, industrial, Inc. will provide th de velopment. educational and religious Dr. G V Garay, Seminole rides and concessions Daily door prizes for adults ex hi bits. Medical Examiner, C 0Plg hours for the exIn will be $25 savings bonds and preliminary made for children AM and FM position building will be 5 pm Tuesday and Friday; 4 p.m. transistor radios. Weekl)y prizes Wednesday and 1 pm ThurCLOUDY will be a por ta ble telev ision mom . The fomer governor of New York added that his own frame A Rockefeller family spokesman, Hugh Morrow, said that "Happy wants her husband to "... usual agricultural livestock, Radcliffe are demanding a trial engineering bill, Schreiner Hattaway Drive and southeast Fair will open Tuesday at 5 at the American Legion poultry, rabbits, produce, home by jury. said of the Interstate Mall and P. M. ti culture, ba king on 1792 south of canning, hor Fairgrounds Council chairman Don lie noted that including Montgomery Ward, barel y private Sanford and run through and the household arts, arts, Schreiner said today city of- $109,000 in the budget would feet off an unnam ed 1 - 'She has total confidence in the nurses, doctors and the whole atmosphere in this hospi(al, Rockefeller said. Urban told her the cells might not move about the body for years. but should be removed, Rockefeller said that when hiS wife accompanied him last week to hearings In Washington on his confirmation as vice president, she knew she would enter the hospital for the second operation, "I can't tell you how very where a teenager found the carried several paper bags investigations lead them body while riding his mmnibike. from the scene Sunday that are believe the woman was killed Sheriff John Polk and believed to have contained where the body was found. LONGWOOD — Glace and Although the suit says the city Altamonte Police Chief Justus bones and other evidence. The site where the body was Polk said today investigators found Is approximately seven Radcliffe, a Winter Park council agreed to pay the East said the body, believed to have been lying in the brush for are checking all reports of miles from an Altamonte consulting engineering firm, $109,000 after negotiations were 10 days to three weeks, is that of missing women in the central Springs dump off SR 431 where has filed a breach of contract undertaken, Schreiner said the a woman but initial search of Florida area in hopes they will decomposed bodies of two suit against the City of present council did not agree to the area showed no signs of a furnish leads in the case, young women were f ound in Longwood for $109,000 pl us the sum. He said that Acting City Atty. East said a teenage boy, who August 1973. One of those interest, court costs and atviolent struggle. The body was fees. Ned Julian told council Glace he declined to identify, found victims is still unidentified and torney partially clad, officers said. Sources said the woman may the body about 3:30 p.m. authorities have made no Documents filed in the and Radcliffe was willing to have been the victim of a sex Sunday while riding his arrests in the cases. Seminole County circuit court negotiate the fee downward crime but officials refused to by the law firm of Jones and substantially. He added comment or speculate on the Jones of Altamonte Springs for howe ver that a representative h of the firm then refused to possibility. • I Glace and Raddliff t . - _____"s' • performed on Mrs. Rockefel- ler's right breast. Rockefeller said technicians found the next day a pinhead of malignant cells, but it was dormant." Rockefeller voiced concern f his 48-year-old wife's py chologkal and emotional well being and asked her doctor, Je rome A. Urban, not t mediately that a second operat.ion was needed. Urban re- shortly alter she entered Memorial Hospital on Sunday her husband, Vice President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller, said at a news conference that her frame of mind was "pretty good." A( t ha t tirniabio Governments' announced plan posed of five members with Although County Com. three appointed by the county to appoint two representatives to the new Seminole County missioner Dick WiIllams, the and two by CAUq0. C ys toALNO, EMMMAY Aut"Ority may be The s 37"opted during1his )tar -i Investigators mid today a vestigations before the remai~s minibike up the embankment various cities gi-.,e the bill to detemine the method of wedding ring and an were removed Sunday to between the private road and a organization specinI ,thofity. a, for a severi-mmber board. five engagement ring found in Seminole Memorial Hospital at nearby residential area. The County Commission Chair- reprrsentatives at a recent of whom must be counti underbrush may help them Sanford for an autopsy today. youth notified pohce and city man John Kimbrough has meetingscheduled action on the commMionerg. Identify the decomposed Polk said Sunday that a and count), detectives pointed out that the special two appointments for the rings this morning while sifting body proved fruitless, police law enforcement agencies are through the eight-foot-high said. investigating . of the chest muscle was left intact. When asked if today's OPeration would go as far, Rock- But Urban's position held, and when Mrs. Rockefeller anked a week ago about the results tic c mant t were found. authority does not designate Altamonte Springs Mayor CALNO as the organization Norman Floyd, CALNO with authority to make the Chairman, said at the timethat TheCALNOCouncilof Local appointments, the authority was to be corn- Altamonte Springs police and of the woman's death. Search city of Altamonte Springs or in sheriffs Investigators found the for a wallet or purse near the the county jurisdiction so both ,f• -• the lymph nodes were removed By DONNA E.S1'ES HeraldStalfWrfter remains of a woman found search with a metal detector blanketed the scene _'-, ___ S Sunday afternoon near the 'didn't turn up anything" and . f, . V 0 -w //' - • TM. Peg. US. Pat. Off. WHY? ' ____ i 1,— . I HOPE IT TASTES COOP! I WANT YA T6AVF_ HIM A SPOONFUL a TH15 Rockefeller's left breast and / Sheriff's Lt. George Abbgy, center, helps 111ove body from underbrush (rear) JL weeks, other physicians were consulted about alternatives to surgery, Including radiation therapy and drug treatment. __ ,,' t. this was found out prior to the spread of it to the rest of her body." Mrs. Rockefeller's left breast was removed Oct. 17 at the hosPital, a part of the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, ALNO B ocked On A pointments o • - • ____________________ _-.__--_•.._..j C ! - -- Happy - OKAY SEND ME THE HOLD IT, ELMER! IS HE COMPLETELY WOVEK, REALLY GLAD T/ 6EE YA,- FUDDSY! Of ARf'IV 1" AKF' j Cancer Rockefeller underwent surgery today to have her right breast removed, only five weeks after losing her cancerous left breast in a similar operation. A hospit,al spokesnian said th{.surgical teafl1began (lie Ofr eration at 8:23 a.m. NEW YORK (Al') EM -T0 00 IT T PIG-TURE? To Breast lord's marina in the calm of the morning's first sunny bow's. Nature reflects a picture all her own with the mash 01 sailboats Florida. Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) I ••- '- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 1 l S_ .,r ,'.I - * . AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS I Reds Agree To Limit Arms .* U so — NA11UN — Rocky Under New Fire WASHINGTON (AP) Some antI-abortlonists and critics of Nelson A. Rockefeller's conduct during the Attica prison riot were ready to testify against his vice presidential confirmation. Witnesses scheduled to testify today before the House Judiciary Committee included New York Assemblyman Arthur 0. Eve, who filed a resolution to impeach then-New Gov. Rockefeller after 43 persons were killed during the Attica prison riot. Other witnesses include a representative of the National Right to Life Committee, which opposes abortions. - IRS Agent Traces Cash - - Coal Miners Study New Industry Offer — Medical Team Checks Nixon LOS ANGELES I AP) A court-appointed medical team today checks whether former President Richard M. Nixon is well enough to testify at the Watergate cover-up trial. The first steps are to meet with Nixon's surgeon and to examine medical reports, Dr. Charles Hufnagel, head of the three-man team, said after arrival here Sunday. If a study of Nixon's medical records indicate a physical examination might cause excessive stress, "we would so state and not proceed," Hufnagel said. Otherwise, the examination would likely be made today. — New IRA Attacks Feared LONDON (AP Y — London police began searching public buildings at dawn after receiving reports that the Irish Republican Army planned attacks to coincide with an announcement in Parliament of new government measures against terrorism. Six Irishmen were to appear in court a few hours after the massive security operation began on charges of planting bombs that killed 19 persons and wounded 84 In Birmingham bars last week. Pot Jails Miami Man ENGLEWOOD, Fla. (Al') A Miami man was being held in Charlotte County jail in lieu of bond today after being charged in connection with an estimated 1,500 pounds of marijuana confiscated from a downed plane, officials said. Robert Evans, 38, was charged with possessing, concealing and tranorUng the marijuana following his arrest late Saturday, 9erlfra U. Gerald Edwards said. — WASHINGTON (Al') ______ In a joint statement Sunday enters its third week Tuesday. The strike seems assured of council on Tuesday, union of (Inight, Mi ll er and chief industry Government econom ists say a lasting well into December. dais say it will still take eight to United Mine Workers negotiatots, with some help from th e negotiator Guy Farmer said four-week strike could idle as Even if the tentative agreement 10 diys to get it ratified by the l.'..tli .irk ., h:id "areed in prin. man as 400,000 persons. F o rd a nLtration, have v is approved by the bargaining rank-and-file. further concessions from cipic on improvements in the tentative contract package. coal industry In a proposed new three-year contract. "We intend to devote Monday UMW President Arnold to the task of finalizing contract Grey Miller must now sell the new ___ language so that a complete package to his 38-member and final document can be bargaining council, which ______ presented for the ratification balked at an earlier proposal. .• process without delay," the Per Wage Hike The council must approve any ___ statement said. agreement before it can be ____ PHOENIX, ArLt. (Al') reached Sunday, also provides wider a contract which expired submitted to the union's 120,000 Miller Issued a separate Greyhound buses Idled by a an over-all raise of per 5 cent In Oct. 31, Brummltt said. An ear. members, who went on strike statement praising chief one-week nationwide strike 1975 and again in 1976, he said. her reported figure of $5.76 an Nov. 12. federal negotiator W.J. Usery were back on the road again to. Some 16,000 drivers and re- hour was In error, he added. Union and Industry officials Jr. "His even-handed treat.. day after tentative agreement lated employes, who walked out Hourly wages for drivers declined to discuss details of the ment of both parties bridged the on a new contract which a union Nov. 16, began reporting to would increase by 11 cents the new package hammered out difficult gap between us at iffictal said provides a 16 per work within hours of the ac- first year and 10 cents each of Sunday night. A union spokes. crucial time," Miller said, WIU.IAM J. USERY cent Increase in wages and cord. Ratification votes by 31 the following two year,, he said. man said its contents would not union locals across the country However, Brummltt explained Usery and Simon intervened benefits over three years. be released until after the bar- nounced Nov. 13 contained "It's approximately a 6 per were expected to be completed that most drivers are paid by gaining council meets, on Tues. wage and benefit increases of Sunday after noting that the cent Increase over the board, In about three weeks, mine workers and the Industry the mile and would be affected day at the earliest, about 50 per cent over the threetheir including pension benefits and The strike had shut down more by a first-year raise of 5.5 had been unable to resolve Treasury Secretary William year period. But council differences themselves, e verything else, retroactive to regularly scheduled routes for mlls(a li We over one.half cent) E. Simon, who played a role In members told Miller to reopen Nov. 1," said William H. the bus company, which serves provided by the tentative pact. negotiating the new proposal, negotations and seek major The steel and railroad In- Brummitt, president and busi. an average 190,000 passengers The agreement also calls for called it "an Improved pack- changes, including wage in- dustries already have an. ness agent for Amalgamated each day. mileage raises of 4 mils the age." creases higher than the - 9 per nounced more than 20,000 lay- Transit Union Local 123 here. Buses first began moving second year and 3 mis the The original proposal an- cent proposed for the first year. offs because of the strike which The tentative agreement, again in Buffalo, N.Y., third, he said. Greyhound officials said. A The largest hourly raise, 35 check of terminals here and In cents this year, 30 cents next I. other parts of the country re- Year and 26centsin IM, would vealed that some of the first go to mechanics who "have runs were made without pas- been underpaid as skilled sengera. laborers," said Brwnmltt. AU scheduled coaches were to Mechan!cs reportedly had be back in operation todAy, been paid slightly less than bus company officials said. driver, under the old contract, Drivers had been paid about while the pay for some baggage $5.35 an hour or 21.8 cents a department employes was mile, whichever was greater, around $5 an hour. TUNIS, 'liznLaia (Al') TunJ- only "verbally accepted the second in"com mand of the Al whom we also regarded as Fatah organization. Khalaf was lages from the moment they sian officials today arrested (hijackers') conditions. "There was no agreement, sent to Tunis on Friday by PLO were handed over," Chatti said. four Palestinian hijackers who The hijackers, the seven Palabandoned their threat to blow even less any written conditions leader Yasir Arafat to help with up a British airliner and its or a commitment," Chatti said. negotiations. estinians and the Britons evacIt was not clear what would three crew members In return The Palestinians left the air' uated the plane without in. happen to the seven ransomed craft after Tunisia's informa- cldcnL Explosives experts then a promise of asylum. The four left the plane with terrorists. "They are In a safe ion director announced that the examined the Jet and made cerseven other terrorists who had place," Chatti said. "A decision government had decided to lain that no active explosives had been left on the plane. been to Tunis from Egypt on what to do with them will be grant them asylum. 00 taken later in consultation with and the Netherlands as ransom The grant of asylum w.the ChatU was asked about the for the plane, its three-crew and the other Arab governments earlier announcement but he third major concession to the more than 40 pamengers. and the Palestine Liberation did not give a direct answer. He guerrillas. On Saturday, Egypt The guerrillas used as shields 0r.ization." said no decision has been made flew to Tunis five Palestinians He said It was premature to on whether the men will be being held in Cairo. The Dutch the three flight crew members, the last of the hostages, as they say whether the hijackers prosecuted. government flew in two others CAPE TOWN, South Africa (Al') Heart transplant left the plane. They later turned would be placed on trial for He said the men were In a Sunday. pioneer Chrlstiaan Barnard this morning implanted a a German suicidal mood when they di.-, The remaining hostages, with them over unharmed to murdering second heart Inside a 58-year-old man In a milestone passenger on Saturday. Tunisian officials, covered that no Arab country the exception of three crew operation, Groote Schuur Hospital announced. Chatti paid a special tribute would give them sanctuary. member,, were then released Asked under what conditions The patient, who not identified, was reported in satthe government arrested the hi- to the role played in the tense "We were concerned with say- in exchange for the seven petscondition isf ary in the Intensive care unit. Both hearts j, after promLdng asy- negotiations by Salah KhalaI, ing the lives of the three British oners. were beating together, a hospital spokesman said, hun, Foreign Minister Habib reputed leader of the Black crew members and also of the Earlier the Tunisian govern, Barnard's heart transplant team, making its 11th QiaW said his government had September terrorist group and seven Palestinian prisoners, mint said the terrorists, memoperation but its first to Implant a heart without removing Ws of an extremist splinter the patient's diseased heart, began work at midnight, group uiat opposes the patesSunday. The heart used in the operation was that of a 10tine Liberation Organization, year-old Cape Town girl killed In an accident Sunday. made two demands: that they not be handed over to the Pilo and that they be granted tntai im immunity. PEKING, China (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Virtually every Arab country * refused the terrorists' requests Kissinger flew to China today prepared to discuss for aylwm me PLO, the main progress to ward normalizing US.-Chinese rela tions and ___ F7 ~ - =~ . to triefChthese leaders about the new U.S-Soviet nuclear Palestinian organization, ~P'__ i - .I vowed it would go after them arms understanding. A senior American official emphasized that the visit, and "make them, not , t Uif ti,+ * , the seventh by Kissinger and first in a little over a year, Palestinian people, bear the _ - __________________________ __________________________ hound Drivers ' - ____ 16 - ': Cent 11 — io - 4 ' Tunisian Officials H oling Hijackers* Hostaa es Freed AC R OSS (4b I 14L$t9St00tP4? is rr,.a'. $ui 16J1cw4a4cov1 17 L Foss, star of "Sanford and Son," came to this pee. dominantly black cornmunity Sunday. An estimated 500 persons probably more than the population of Taft jammed the Taft elementary school auditorium for the ceremony. — MONTGOMERY, Ala. (Al') GOV. George C. Wallace, who ran for president on a thlrdparty ticket in 1968, says he Is still undecided whether to run in 1976. He did not say he would not flUL "I haven't made up my mind," Wallace said Sunday. "I don't know whether I'm going to run or not, and I haven't made any plans to run In any primaries." — WASHINGTON (Al') Francoise Giroud, France's secretary for womens affairs, says "the most Important thing in the world" for a woman Is to learn a trade. "To stick to t man because you can't pay the rent Is something abominable," she said Sunday on NBC-TV's th€- Pr se,' Mrs Giroud, who was named to the new cabinet post thfri year, ulso said women should be included in all areas of decision — Chou Enlal TOKYO (Al') Chinese Premier Chou En-W, who reportedly suffesedaheart attack last May, is gm recuperating In a Peking txpital, China's official Hsinhua news agency .says, Chou was visited Sunday by an eewmlic. dekpum from the governmentinexile of Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk, Hsizthua said Sunday. The agency did not mention Chou's clition. — -. - - 1 - NEW YORK (Al') Cornelius Ryan, 54, author of Longest Day,"died Saturday at the Sloan. Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. Ryan's novels about World War II were among the best. selling histories of the CCfltWy and Included "The Last Battle." — was - - ___ responsibi.fity and pay" for Book Celebrates . - _-_ - C.J. Brown Jr. -1 _ - - L URBANA, Ohio (AP) U.S. Rep. Clarence J. Prown Jr.'s ith century home was damaged by an apparent gas explosion Sunday, authorities said. No one was injured. The Ohio Republican and jfi' n Washington at the time. Tenants who live On the top floor of the thrae-strzy hmm were al3o awny. V — IN-Elm --,' SWIM - -- - - i - r"-.- I '- - - ___ ' - Winnie's Birthday fi 4 . ~ - ___ • -i NEW YORK (Al') The hundredth anniversary of Win. ston Churchill's birth is Nov. 30, and among the books to corninemorate the occasion Is Rand McNally's new "Winston Churchill: A Pictorial Life His. tory." According to the book, 18 year-old Winston once corn. pla ined to his mother, "j neer do any thing right.' Yet on his 90th birthday, greetings poured In addressed simply "To The Greatest Man Alive," — -t.'i - - '\\ I, - -________ . - _______ .. ,j, - - Ewning Ilendd iraipii Capone Sunday Hcndd HURLEY, WIS (Al') RaI "Bottles" Capone, 60, brother of the late Al Capone, died Friday In a Hurley, Wis., nursing home. Capoce operated a tavern in Mercer, Wis., until reflrng several years ago. During Prohibition he sold chasera for liquor. ',fll,tiCj O.t .r.ci Sufldty. I'((-()l tt1l'd.1y iind Chritm,a Dyby The S.,nIo,d Herald, Inc )jQ P4 Fnch Ave, Sa&ord, -- LIPIZZANS LEAP TO THRILL - •- FANS 5.:niJ CItt. F'o%f51 ntor0, 3717 1 Beautiful white stallion performs on the long range as Col. Ottoman Uerrmanu's fsblous Royal Lipluaa Stallions of Austria thrilled the audience at SemInole 111gb School stadi um benefit Sunday af ternoon wi th their "airs above the ground." The Llpizians are living legends sad have been featured In books and films. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) 1,_ ri, vn - - - 'TF' - , - ... - - utcript,o,i Rates by i($ ( .,i Carrier $2$ 40 Venice of Mna,60 miles southeast Of Peking off the South .' -- p _...,~4~- 6 ( -21 tJ (7 r .- -?,IV 1 off .,,~P. " ,#~I'A NZ ..t, :1 ~', . I U1111 1!,J;.0 '. I I I .t ~ f i t. ~] A"U' _ I. j~rvp~ .. ,%,AAi r ';.,, ; L~, i,'11'1~ '14 1 Angela Davis In Cuba ,11 fv~~' . ~ ,6 - .). I(, t v V-,~r" ;. 11, , ot'. , . igo.ni 45P4niihm ?3Cr'k1st.4ei 24 S*orrw stool DOWNTOWN SANFORD I and 25 btCal r%&rA 26 GUI'C 77 TN. ISO) 296'.$$.d(FIt End Strike 49£ LWIn&t.Qn 50 11AI-An vClcw SlHa't 52ShOoting 'wblI$ 55 W.g.t ' SANFORD PLAZA D.g.an,,. 46S!oqy 47 51 0eouf - TAMPA, Fin. (Al') Electrical workers returned to their jobs at Westinghouse Electric Corp. plant today, ending a twomonth old strike. About two-thirds of the striking members of United Electrical Workers Union local 1201 ratified a new contract Sunday calling for salary boosts from 10-24 cents an hour and a 14 cent hourly cost of living ad— . M E"M N justment. Other areas settled by negotiation included job classifications, promotions and grievance procedures, local president Don Cates said. Contract talks began more than a year ago and on Sept. 24 the 400 laborers walked off the job. Cates said the contract was carried by a "good margin. But there was some opposition," he added. The Westinghouse plant proro duces nuclear steam generduces ators. CARPETING Grace your home with luxury carpeting. It enhances, . . . Produce from local farms will be displayed gives each room a new look. And you, a cheerier oulIok. Have it underfoot by the time the throughout Sanford Plaza and along First St. holidays are here. Shop our big names. Select now. HOLIDA Y SPECIAL - • ' Tuesday and Wednesday, November 26 & 27 Workers M.Arvowor S -yea- ., entrances 'ir1',.; .- ' 1' 't1' "V .. :1!.,*P-(1 A. , 1' -- mp ..) ""W *11 — GOOD 0 MON., TUES,. WED. SHAG $ in downtown Sanford. 95 Produce will be available for sale to shoppers H140 SCULPTURED SHAG I 0 just in time for the Thanksgiving feasting SCULPTURED H140 INCLUDES CARPET HEAVY DUTY PAD AND INSTALLATION 8 sq. a.. yd. and at farm-to-you prices. 60 Ethiopians Executed I Q ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia (AP) — Ethiopia's armed' forces and police were on full alert after the execution of 60 aristocrats and former officials by the military government. The victims included Gin. Aman M. Andom, chairman of the 120-man military council which took over from 82-yearold emperor Halle Selassle two months ago. There was no word on tJiifnteof Selati1e himself. -: -- td site IP , (V/my ",V 4 r China Sea coast. MIAMI (AP) Black militant Angela Davis heads an American delegation taking part In the Second Congress of Cuban Women Federation today rough th Friday, Havana radio said. In a broadcast monitored In Miami, RadIo Havana said that other foreign representatjve., include Mrs h'nrls'n.In Bussi, the widow of the deposed Chilean president Salvador Allende, and VMentlna Tereskoya, the Soviet COflOn5tjt. 'fl. L...l .i à_ a',..t.__ •,. Cou Of uiv iuuan women Federation is Vllrna Espin de Castro, wife of Prime Minister Fidel Castro's brother Raul Castro, head of the Cuban armed forces, the broadcast said. ptca i Uarga:ins 5 S,,dcleq, ruvws 0141f 6S'ngl.th.ng 301fi1w4 7 SM, 31 Ce.non, cus cia. 37 Cogged wft9i \t4%IU1J1 1\TEHI'ktP: was arranged long before the justcompleted summIt between President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid I, Vladivostok. Newsmen were advised not to expect any major announcement durin g Kissinger's five days In China. The trip ends late Friday with sightseeing hi Soochow, the their crimes, 4OP.øaI9t 4ILr'd.igboat tab) 43140ci " 3 44SP*ps jlu ill JllP - County Commissioner Mike Ilattaway inspects 50 acre Red Bug Lake that will become a county park with help of recently acquired state funds. The Parks- and Recreation commissioner said as many of the trees as possible will be retained as swimming and picnic facilities are developed for public use by next summer. Also under development are Lake Mills, Lake Sylvan and Lake Jessup parks. (Herald Photo by Bill Belleville) PARK SITE Electric Womft Oftrecoolacits MR OANEaE AmI Jillall Room Ill. mom Jill _____ r- __ 3 Crlan ~ Nmmam - ii it PROPOSED - Jill dli Jill ii•ii iauii - - rn'I1. W - . . Jill ill lilt JIlIJI Jul11 MORONI gJill uano EN ARN li ill. - . - ,4.\•k.IIJ 8 S'oo f o' a cat DOW I On t* b'"y 2Soa'sai 3 Pti sI,I It. - 58E,rnoi 6?Cv,n.nbugl. cal ' - -jI Jill Jil Heart Victim Now Has Two - n'i 38 Kissinger Visits China Cornelius Ryan '5 i4aa, no74m N 33 40un suffi x 10 I 34Ce1a-nocw 4n ) . 35 Gait LMI 36 Am.icw cai'caluf'It 3?F.m419uwt IN BRIEF Wallace — Francolse Giroud 24 AmWs tab) S3AII 54 Ab$tIact lbl 4 t to,,) 60 Sev en days 10 Press 61 Str..t.I.blSps$vd'ng 22 Make oft W)I S$ O - 59 vVinte? I a r"IsAff 205e.n-vn'nQ Commissioners are expected to appoint Scott Burns, Dr. Robert Rosemonci, Arthur Harris, Kirby Moncrief and Jeff Davis to the newly created Airport Zoning Board. Firsi readings are scheduled for ordinances: rezoning property west of Sanford Avenue and between hib and Poinsettia Drives; amending the zoning law to permit self-service gasoline pumps as a conditional use in restricted commercial zones; allowing on-premises alcohol consumption at clubs, lodges and fraternal organizations as conditi o nal use. . . j'i:L .,' 42 Ors ISO I IIS*ttv'au boat 48C.,ttyut',. 60c1wIu4, I2 Vat 4an.vnaI 13 Stats.co WORLD flown (myth I IP . PEOPLE 19 Totac. ICbvd dOc... - to consider closing an easement at the northeast corner of W. 25th Street and Holly Avenue. Public hearings will be held before second reading of ordinances: amending zoning requirements for sight-proof fences with minimum and maximum requirements; amending the zoning law with supplementary regulations on planned unit developments; annexing property south of Airport Boulevard and north of Cornwall Road and annexing property between W.2othStreet and Country Club Road, and adopting the 1975 National Electrical Code* It'., resolution night at the Casselberry City Hall. In consideration of city .lIIVuI,1Iv - anu wa er residents who pay nonmeters. deductible utility taxes, council tonight ls expected to approve a Winter Springs resolution asking that the federal government grant a There will be no meeting of deduction for these taxes, the Winter Springs City Council And, so that the city may tonight. The next scheduled continue to levy these taxes meeting will be held Dec. 2. in light of Governor Askew's recent proposal to do away with Sanford them a resolution asking for Sanford city commissioners the state's support of the tax is will hold public hearings at also expected to be approved, The city presently has no tax their 7 p.m. meeting tonight at deductible real estate tax, city hail on requests to annex property owned by Hunt Oil Corporation and W. Garnett Ar,s.vs, to Prsv,ous Puti White. Both parcels are east of S. 1. 4' SLI jI1i Sanford Avenue and south of Cornwall Road and the Sanora 31 A. planned unit development. 4' 1[t A ' • 1 Public hear ings will be held to consider rezoning to A1t I restricted commercial property at the southeast corner of i" .''.' 'ci.x1 ''I Locust and Celery Avenues and r .;,A!Ll -______________ r.,.,,lLl I -- Instead. autility tax witha cap of $2 a month per customer, is levied and its revenues are directed into the city's general fund budget. Another resolution expected to be okayed urges the state Department of Transportation to improve maintenance of state rights-of-way within the city. The city feels that state roads 436 and 17-92 have been poorly maintained, with grass along the roadside and in the medians left uncut and tittered with debris. Council also plans to consider it zoning board recommendation for a change from double family residential (R.2) to Industrial (M-1) for three lots on the northwest corner of Cypress and Oleander Ways. Discussion of a similiar zoning request for property °i the southwest corner of Oleander and Cypress, with a change from commercial (cl) to industrial, will be limited to a work SCSSIOO tonight. M.B. Moore is requesting the change. The only public hearing of the evening will be a continued one considering the paving of Oakwood Drive. Council is also expected to authorize the city administration to prepare specifications for bids on a Casselberry ] At Sea — Gov. City council Is scheduled to adopt three new ordinances sign regulations, site plan review and an electrical code at tonight's 7:30 meeting, although the last three ordinances passed by the board are still unsigned by Mayor Eugene Jacques. In recent months Mayor Jaques has signed only the city's budget ordinance after fears were expressed by councilmen that the city government was illegally spending tax money before the new ordinance became effective. Ordinances passed but signed in recent weeks Include the annexation of the Al Stolte properties off SR 427 and Serninola Boulevard anti portions of the SR 427 fll right of way and all of Seminola Boulevardfrorn SR 427 and u.s. 17-92; the rezoning of the Stolte parcels off SR 427 from agricultural to commercial and Industrial and a correction of a legal qescription of property previously annexed off Seminola Boulevard, Jaques' inaction on the Stolte property, a rather controversial annexation and rezoning, is not viewed with w 3pnu3ure by many city rest. dents, Jaques sponsored the Stolte annexation last year, only to be turned down flat by council and the zoning board in a move led by Don Schreiner, now council chairman. Schreiner led the move to annex and rezone the property this year. Council, several months ago, over declared inaction by Jaques on several other ordinances "de facto vetoes," voting to place the laws into -' An Internal Revenue Service WASHINGTON AP agent is one of the final prosecution witnesses in the Watergate cover-up trial on testimony concerning the now of some $450, 000 in cash to the original Watergate defendants. Anthony J. Passeretti, an IRS agent for 30 years, has been working for the special prosecutor's office i11CC LIV to piffv tt(thtr tIe C(!ET)Ilhcate(1 s'sib of raising, delivering and receiving the cash, which the prosecution contends was to pay the defendants for their silence. Redd Foxx TAfl, Okla. (Al') — Television star Redd Foix turned over $10,000 to this tiny eastern Oklahoma community for a start on a swimming pool so the children "won't have to go 10 or 12 miles to go swimming In the sum- effect without signatures. However, even though Acting City Atty. Ned Julian Jr. said the council could take that course, he warned that it might not stand a court test. Other agenda items for tonight's regular council meeting include reports from district councilmen and City Atty. Joe Davis or Julian. The attorney is expected to report that a law suit has been filed by the engineering firm of Glace and Radcliffe attempting to collect an engineering bill for the defunct sewer system. Mrs. Richard Galhlano of Heider Avenue will ask for permission to babysit children in her home, After the regular meeting councilmen and members of the zoning board will discuss problems with city regulations concerning the parking of mobile homes In the city. Al though an ordinances forbids the trailer parking cx :ept for three week periotLs approved by council, owners in I!.dustrial area., are virtually ignoring the law. Longwood The agreement includes and Republican congressional this in five years" but Ford and larger missiles, while the pressed the leaders' concern WASHINGTON (Al') Pres. his bombers for the first time. ident Ford returned from leaders Tuesday and other "achieved it In three months," United States has more mul- about "the dangerous situIt's understood that Ford Is members of Congress later in Npssen said. Soviet summit meeting with an tipie warheads and inter- atlon" In the Middle East and arms-reduction pact that an awaiting a written Soviet state- the week. One official Indicated reaffirmed an intention to bring bombers. called a continental The agreement was aide called "one of the most ment detailing the exact terms the President might reveal de. breakthrough in strategic arms about "a just and lasting In a joint communique signed peace." It called for resump. significant agreements since of the verbal agreement before tails of the agreement In a naand Brezhnev In Vl3di tion of the Geneva peace con. announcing publicly the num tionwide television address negotiations by Secretary of by Ford World War ii." State Henry A. Kissinger. Kis- vostok, a Soviet port city on hers of warheads and missiles with in a week, as soon as possible. The pact reached between th singer told reporters In Viadi- eastern coast, the two nations fere e systems Involved. White House Press Secretary President and Soviet Commuvostok that the total number of said a long-term nuclear weap. "Ceilings on the strategic Ron Nessen, who praised was greeted upon arrlv. nist leader Leonid I. Brezhnev Soviet missiles, bombers and ons agreement "would be a sig- al Ford at Andrews Air Force Base of both nations have been forces agreement as one in Vladivostok placed a numerof the most other delivery systems would nitleant contribution to lfllprOV of U.S. accepted," Ford told an airport significant since World War 11, by his wife, who did not accornical limit on the number welcoming audience Sunday predicted that the summit be below current Soviet tog relations between the pany him on the journey be. and Soviet intercontinental t.i night. "A good agreement that would produce a SALT agree- strength. U.S. missiles In place United States and the cause she Is recovering from Listic missiles and submarinein Europe would not be counted U.S.S.S.R., to reducing the dan. will serve the interests of the ment that almost launched missiles carrying certainly will against the American total, he ger of war and to enhancing breast cancer surgery, and one United States and th Soviet be signed next year. of his daughters, Susan, who world Peace." multiple independently Union is within our grasp." Former President Richard Sttld• brought along the family's dog, targeted warheads. Ford will brief Democratic M. Nixon "could not achieve The Soviet Union has more The communique also ex- Liberty. IN BRIEF . 1* - a • . - -- - , I ~ \ \ 1: lit S. Magnolia Ave. Free Ph, 373.7720 if / ff I \ 2393 S.W. College Rd. Downtown Sanford I , . . REAL INFLATION FIGHTING BARGAINS IN ALL STORES.., SHOP AND SAVE BIG... FARM CITY DAYS. Ocala IS a OUR "--- Estimates - , PLUS. , I -_ _ = I - - , - - - -1=________=*==#l_ _ - - . b. _ • 4"— �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. EvenionglieraW An i mal Lovers Snooping In F*1mdom WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Ed itor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director WASHINGTON The Hollywood make-up Ear lier this year, the American Huma ne bleaching, filthy accommoda tions, poor feeding FAMILY AFFAIR II: In an earlier column, artis ts who bleach ed Jonathan Livingston Association, the Humane Society of the United and movie stun ts, killed dozens of the gulls and we reported that Morris Chafetz, head the Home De liv.ry: Week, 55 cen ts ; Month, 12.40; 6 Mon th s, $14.20; Seagull's winged pals to make them white Sta tes, and the Fund for Animals alcohol abuse program, was de un privately may have permanently injured more. Other 'government's Year, 12&40. By Mail: In Flori da same home deliver)'. All en ough for the movies, reportedly succeeded In wi th Motion Picture Associ ation head Jack films produced similar reports. and two aides bi ll ed the He ti investiga on. other mail : Month . $2.70-,6 Mon ths, 116.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. killing ma them. Valenti. Valenti promised fancy Palm Springs, work Wi th government for a stay As a result, the Humane Society voluntary reform. The vi m illion-dollar con tractor had the United States, The Humane Society enlisting several vi stars as spies. ,smi Calif., hotel after a e U.S. decid ed , on, is Humane Society th to th eir bills. however, which has conducted a lengthy investiga ti society inves tigators will shortly adopt tin- already paid learned that a powerful Senate this and similar findings about conduct its own probe. so incensed dercover poses to close to the animals during ai We have According to the society's 40-page secret fUrnins. de tried to cripple the Heal th, Educa tion and oilier lUms, that it has lieguna secret infiltra tion "Seagull," the Bartlett production of the movie Industry. The animal-lovers are report Welfare De partment's Investiga tive unit shortly Quipped the society's lawyer, Murdaugh after from ver team got permissi e on th U.S. government un der co it began to probe Chafetz's office. using movie stars and technicians as Madden; "The movies w ill be asking employes to "take" 250 gulls. 'fl aide is Harley Dirks, opera tions head agents. you now or were ever a member the Based ed ' ts and appropriations subcommittee which The seagull producer, Hall Bartlett, Humane Soceity the United States?" The controls HEW's purse strings. He has such Inose who work birds' tapes, some th ed on th e f, Insists he is equa ll y militant about the society concluded the birds were bleached movie industry, meanwhile, Insists it is doing Its fluence HEW's budget that, inside tle welfare. Bartlett claims he spent a fortune t best to mee t demands of the animal protection g at int of "too fast," ki ll in least two and probably department, his messages are called protect them during filming, even to the po groups. many inure, lhtrleygrams." rubber gloves on a hawk's ta lons before By po li tical tradition a new leader is granted putti Some 88 of 113 birds suffered Injuries and Footnote: Bartlett disputed the society on By an interesting coincidence, Dirks' wile, it attacked a gull for one scene, "a hundred days" to reveal the style and methods others were crippled "as a result of strings being every point. Of some 600 birds handled, he said, Ruth, happens to be Chafetz's special assistant The battle between humane associations and he is bringing to his position and to set the tone of attached to their legs to control them while In only two died. Both perished from natural And, Dirks personally handles Chafetz's budget the filmmakers isas old as cowboys and Indians. flight," witnesses said, causes, he claimed. No bi rds were In jured from before the appropriations subcommittee. what is to be expected in the future. That landmark In the 3(, tri p-wires called "running W's" were made to do "Birds (were) difficult flying the strings, he said, because they Not long alter HEW investigators began de has been passed in the presidency of Gerald R. widely used to tum ble horses, buff aloes and stun result, crashed ts and, as a on the rocks a break nd be fore d am into Chafetz's dealings and billings, age occu ed. rr Speci al housing, looking Ford. cattle during gunfigh ts and other violent scenes, bled," the report goes It charges that some of food, ti and ve terinary services were Dirks, in a committee report, called cut More recently, chickens' heads have been the 50 to 100 bleached birds were trea ted wi th provi ded, he said. In all, a maxim um o1 25 gulls back In funds for HEW investigators. Dirks told Most Americans would probably agree that Mr. Ford's hundred days have confirmed what was shot off, mice stomped to death , sheep's throa ts hairspray, others were dosed with a ca ustic so were bleached, he insisted. He added that us he sees no conflict in his role as husband and several U.S. and independent Inspectors had budgeteer and Insists his chops at the HEW anticipated when he took office. He was known as a cut, donkeys shot and a goose decapita ted, all on strong it burned handlers' fingers. camera. In all, the society's wi tnesses reported that found no Inhumane conditions. gumshoes had noth ing to do with Chafetz. hard working, conscientious and fair-minded - of met as ny of to mo of : at a emakers to get mo e of nbw over get Ford Administration on of Drifts For 100 Days are on memos, sign you movie's of from over eye were ma on. refrigera to on theless, there have been rough moments in the period of Mr. Ford's "settling in" as President. After a hundred days, we are left with the impression that Mr. Ford has still not reached Never his full power. Never in our history has a president assumed office under circumstances like those that confronted Mr. Ford last August 9. 7be president who had picked him to be vice president had resigned under circumstances both bitter. and unprecedented. Mr. Ford had to discover through the DON OAKLEY . ....'iiuu11f1,J Auto ' Plant Shutdowns Touch of 7 1 '7 nouncement by General Motors that it closing three small car assembly plants. The industry-wide total of temporarily or perMr. Ford's sense of farfless dictated that manentiy Idled workers has passed 70,000 and should be no massive "housecleaning" of valuable continues to climb. government officials merely for the sake of If the ripple effects of slashed automobile change. This is sensible as well as fair, and the production have not yet developed into a tide transition has been far smoother because of It. sweeping through the economy—one of every However, it has created a "Ford administration" seven jobs is connected with (hi' fortunes of the which so far does not bear th e dearly In- auto Industry In some way—and If panic has not set In among the unemployed workers and the dividualized sta mp of the new man calling th e team commu nities dependent upon the auto cornsignals. panies' payrolls, the major reason is a system of In ca lling for an economic summit Mr. Fund company-paid supplemental unemployment ts (SUB) won by the UAW beck In the recognized the depth of unrest across the spectrum benefi os. of American life which money problems have unemployment coinwith st caused. After the outpouring of theories and advice penaation, SUB can give an experienced worker fràm the economic meeting, however, Mr. Ford up to 95 per cent of his normal after-tax Income was still faced wi th simultaneous inflation and for up to a year. For workers laid off since automobile &',les began nosediving last winter, recession. this has meant so far the dif ference between Mr. Ford's relations ,with Congress ha ve been difficult times and real trouble, and for the Y° far—the difference between a distorted up to now by the imminence of an election. His "honeymoon" was consequently brief. and a full-scale depression. coming cause for concern, WMt is be The 94 th Congress, with its infusion of new Is the fact that nearly tiaii the currently Democratic strength, may be even less responsive uPempioye(i in the auto Industry have already than its predecessors. been off the job for some time, some were laid off -.. - auto Industry, as well as a program of new public ,,_ — GO1.0 NEW .',-... If I were the governmen t of South Africa, I would be sorely tempted to respond to the recent vote of the UN General Assembly, barring South Africa from voting or partici pa ting in this Assembly session, by withdrawing from the world organization altogether and telling it to go jump In the conveniently adjacent East River. It Is a constant source of amazement to me how seriously the UN appears to be taken by various grown-up countries tha t ought to know bet ter, Since approximately 1960, when ft was thkenoverbythesal1ed"ThIrdWord"ua result of a heavy influx of new ex.colonlal na tions that had sprung in Africa, the UN has served largely as a source of comfortable and remunera tive employment for various lucky po li ticians who have outgrown the delights Addis Ababa and Ougadougou, and as a novel, off-Broadway amusement for Jaded New Yorkers in search of Kinky fun. Yet, save in a handful of the world's really Important capitals, it is often seriously sup. pnK em by ma govenmients and peoples like tie of South Africa, that the "deliberations" and votes of this comedic cxtravangaza really ma tter. The latest and zaniest habit into which this little forum has fallen is wi thholdin g or wi thdrawing diploma tic recogni tion from sovereign governments, and-or conferring it on various guerrilla movements, depending on whether it happe ns to like them. Thus the govmunent of Rhodesia has never been admitted to the UN at all, though ltpre ci aver pleasantest and (for blacks and whites alike) most prosperous regions In an aqitrlca. And the go vernment of the Republic of China on Taiwan was summarily dis-recognized In October 1971, despite the fact that its popula tion of over 14 million people (larger than that of ths of all UN mem be rs) enjoys a level of democracy, let alone pr osperity, exceeded in the Far East only by Japan. And It Is by no means Lmpoasjtge that one of these days the UN will declare Puerto Rico InUVIX1$..1II UI U URILCU LaT.es, ap(3 accredit (205 — -.,. .-. . .. - ".' - , , • .. . - '" ' .•" l -. -r ,'-. ' / , ' up . . .. ,•. ,-. - - .... ' . - . .. . .. : ' . -. 1, * ?. . ' I - 7f A9A - . _o. - .'• , ., - p._, 4•, •. .. .. :" ... . ,, , , roast!' EDWARD NEILAN Oil=Rich Arabs Helping U.S. F In I WASHINGTON The Arab pe petroleumtrol ixample, inct cased from $358 million in fiscal exporting nations, their treasur ies swollen with 1973 to a record 91.7 million in fiscal 1974. revenues froiii inreased prices of crude oil. That tiu.ans ih.il flul ArhIm "".•LU ii1It.. ' suddenly have become fliore ortant custotimers of the American farmer. states notably Illinois, California, Kansas, Rican independence movem en t, fregu1arly A vase po Saudi Arabia. Nebraska, Iowa alm ost threefold in a single polls three four percent in referendums This nation ofsix million persons Isaji,ciii'r whether the islanders want to cut amir ties with of the Arab oil-producing car tel that socking it Saudi Arabia's expenditures for agricult ural Uncle Sam. Uncle Sam and the rest of the world in imports totaling a bout $550 million in 1974 are Some while back, Indonesia for reason Forti, ul drastically increased petrolewn prices. adittittedly small in comparison with the inI forget wha t pu ll ed out of the UN There is another side of that coin that has had creased petroleum revenues of about $) billion altogether, and stayed out for several years. examination in the press. 1974, three times the 1973 income. Switzerland has never bothered to Join. Yet the Tl*- Arabs are buying a lot more Americmn For exporters of farm Products, however. U* sun rims quite regulUlY over these lovely larxis, I'flKlUcts with those earnnj4s than they used to. increases are significant and con- and life goes on. South Africa wotiid do wU tO 115 .lr ( uIturIl expurL tiSauihi Arabia, for tinually expanding market, consider their example. ' . - But these are only palliatives sickness that lies the very heart deeply distressed economy itself. for a at 'Its lovely, but I can't oven afford rump - of a — in '1 of . - It remains to be seen whether the baalc nearing oasiastjanuary.Thesework,rsare the end of their special layoff benefits, qualiti es that characterized Gerald Ford over a as well as state un em ployment compensation. period of 25 years in public life are going to prove As UAW vice president Irving Bluestone po in ts sufficient to meet the challenges that face the out, "SUB was intended to meet the normal ups President and the na tion over the next few years. downs of the industry, not with disaster," Since our destiny as nation may rise or fall on his President Ford has proposed three months of ability to solve these problems, most Americans em ployment benefits for all workers whose eligibili ty run out, not just those hi will wish him web'. 11. 2___ TJ4f mcspbere. More Than Sideshow 1// - The automobile industry is not in a recession, said a Uni ted Auto Workers official the other reaction to his pardon of Richard Nixon to what day. "It's In a de pression." remark Caine on the heels of the layoff of extent a humanitarian gesture aimed at uniting the Ci'1er cmployes and before the ancountry could backfire in the post-Watergate at- BERRY'S WORLD , .... i' . u •• ,. _.i :- .. LOfl9WOOu Longwood r' j" — own of the family," __________ AGE— ________ \_'- Vii1 - "future shock " and - - - in suggest a The thought has ente red my mind more than once Th tota l deal will coat $22. million which Syria be fore. What makes Secretary of sate Henry Kissinger pay with a 3 per cent interest charge 20 years. SUCh a marvelous statesman? ( Th is Is man who can AJiem.Ihatetomakemenuonof$UChfl trivjalitybot convince others tt agree with his way of th inking, right... they won't have to make any pa)inents either for the first - Around .. -'. . ... . . . - . .- . — - . ------- Oviedo Ted Kenneth Wilmer, 24, of lB Blue St., Groveland, is in Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond, charged with burglary and breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor. -. . .. -...: -... LIONS SPEAKER TELLS OF CHILE ... . Speaker at this past ueek's Sanford Honi (lub nierting Rev. David Lo cry, United Methodist missionary to Chile for 20 years is greeted by club president Dr. Richard Dougherty (left) Rev. Leo King of Flr.t UnJ tt ':thi,dIit of Sanford Introduced the speaker. Lowery and his wile, a pediatrician left Chile In July of 1973 shortly before the military, coup and are anxious to return. (Herald Photo by Jane .Casselberr e over Central Florida families Interested in inviting n4llltary personnel stationed at the Orlando Naval Training Center to their homes i Thanksgiving should contact the Naval 'training Center Public Affairs Office, 'fl Navy has already begun to receive telephone calls inquiring about entertaining military personnel who home this away from Thanksgiving Day. Naval personnel who have expressed an Interest in accepthig such an invitation from a community family will placed on a first come, first served basis. The family Inviting the serviceman or woman must provide transportation to and from the 'Naval Training Center. County Bands Rated Superior Abortion Must Never Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Ch&les W. Sjoblor'n Sr., Lake Mary Elaine E. Von Bagel, Frederick G. Willumsen, Kissimmee Orange City Ann M. Marcum, Lake Mary Virginia S. Nelson, Lake Be Used--- Vatican Mary NOV. 23, 1974 Mildred M. Tillis, We Mary ADMISSIONS VATICAN CITY (AP) — In or retarded ... We proclaim only far as it seeks essentially to free Howard Aldridge Horace Wells, Orange City its strongest declaration on that none of these reasons caif them from all unjust dig. Anne Steventon, Osteen Daisy Benedict abortion In recent times, the ever objectively confer the criminatlon, is on perfectly Janoll,a B. Bertrang Patricia McDuffie, Sanford Vatican declared today that right to dispose of another's sound ground ... But one cannot 9 Robert H. Booth nothing could justify abortion, life, even when that life Is only change nature, nor can one NOV. 24 even risk to the mother's life or beginning ... Vivian Bowden ADMISSIONS exempt women, any more than the possibility of an abnormal Margaret Heinbuch "The movement for the men, from what nature dechild. William B. Jessup emancipation of women in so mands of them." Edna L Norman "Never, under any pretext, Cora L. Sellers Nelda Schumacher may abortion be resorted to, el. Daisy B. Speer Mary E. Holtzclaw ther by a family or by a political Pamila Wilbanks Henry T. Birdsong authority, as a legitimate Stolen Autos Listed Jean White, DeLand Ruth Nelson Carolyn Hillsman, Geneva Benjamin Adams means of regulating births," The Seminole County Forest City said the Vatican Congregation Sheriff's Department has Donald E. Bailey, Lake Mary Minnie Lee Ruffin 1974 VW, black, no tag, for the Propagation of the released Dorothy L. Greco, Longwood Carol Ann Myers the models, Altamonte Springs Stolen tag P Faith. Earl Ludwig Jr.. Osteen Dan Hunter descriptions and license tag only 71349022. believed to be on DISCHARGES "In J Clinton reality," the declaration numbers of nine motor vehicles the above . said, "respect for human life L'i believed stolen In the area this Wendy Bailey 1973, Yahama, Endero, DISCHARGES Linda S. Calhoun called for from the time that month. The list follows: Emily Singletary green, 17A-435, Sanford. William E. Cantrell generation begins. John H. Delagall One 1970 Mercury, cream, 1974 Chevrolet Van, black, Doris E. Adamets Tressle W. Crew . Joe Burt1 The declaration acknowledg- black vinyl top, 7-2a113, Mich. tag, 2578GG, Fern Park. John A. Fuller John DeGraff ed the gravity of theJWOblefli . Longwood. James W. Jordan ' 1972 Honda, 350cc, wine red, Edgar Gathers Darrell Fay-son posed in specific cues, but Charles, C. Smith ill 1967 Cadillac, w.blue, no tag, No tag, Fern Park Cycle Town. Oscar David Johnson Brenda A. Gamer said: Wiley E. Griffin Maitland. 1970 Honda, 750cc, silver, no Terrence Hopkins Ladlslov j Kriz "It may be a serious question Robin L. Card, Chuluoth 1974 Yamaha, blue, 7A.6549, tag, Fern Park Cycle Town. Josephine J. Sessions Porita McCartney of health, sometimes of life or Blanche Giblin, DeBary 10 Aneka M. Mitchell Conrad Dial, DeBary death, for the mother; it may be Irene D. Demake, Deltona Hazel M. Dykes, DeBary Ricardo Simpson the burden represented by an Joseph E. Scott, Deltona Ardelle Allan, Deltona Ross K. Wontenay James E. Pettigrew, Deltona additional child, especially if Nelson W. Bacon, Deltona James E. Petti4 rew, Deltona Dewey D. Peilegrinl, Deltona there are good reasons to fear Mattle M. Russell, Deltona that the child will be abnormal Linda 1. Jacobs, Geneva Nellie Harrison, Deltona M. Taylor, Deltona Lester Carroll, Lake Helen Adrienne Kathryn B. Mosler, Clyde L Shonyo, Enterprise Longwood Vernon C. Feddersen, Lake Kevin SL Enterprise Mary Walter E. Dearing, Orange _______________ city WEATHER wy ' Yesterday's high .75 tow this morning 40 Partly cloudy through Tuesday. Lena F. Lockley Slight chance of showers becoming more likely tonight. Turning Cooler Carrie Lou Bowden tonight and Tuesday. Highs near 60s Thomas D. Richardson to low 70s Tuesday. lows tonight in NOV. 25 NOV. 26 Anthony Taylor low to mid SOs. Southeast and south Sanford Lions Club, flOOP. LPN Association of Florida winds 1010 15 miles per Pour shifting Ellen Windsor Div. 38 meeting, 8 p.m., house of Steak. Speaker, Mrs. to northerly IS to 2.5 mitet per hour Leo A. Gabele by Tuesday. Rain probability 50 per Fitch, Lakeview Nursing Center, Beatrice fieldEsther Weiss cent tonight and 20 per cent Sanford. Election of officers, representative Social Security Tuesday. Edward N. Bullock Administration. Extended Forecasts Wednesday Slmmam Alcoholics Anonymous closed through Friday Florida - Mostly CarolynL Naipavel & baby fair and mild Wednesday becoming meeting, Holy Cross Parish Sanford Optimist Club, 7 partly cloudy and warmer Thursday House, 40) Magnolia, Sanford, 9 p.m., Mayfair Country Club girl and Friday with 6 chance ofshowers Billy Duncan Athletic banq'iet honoring mainly in the north portions. Lows Dan north portions Monday in tow to mid Optimist sponsored Pop Gretchen G. Jarand 105 Tuesday near 50 and Wednesday Al-Anon t"amily Group, Holy Warner Midget League Footin mid SOs Lows elsewhere in 50s Alverda A. Catoe, DeBary Cross Episcopal Parish House, ball Team. Jack Pardee, and lows SOs Wednesday and In mid Leon H. Lormel, DeBary 400 Magnolia, 8 p.m. to upper Ws Thursday and Friday. Florida Blazer coach, speaker. Henry C. Thursam Sr., Highs mostly in 70s but low SOs south portions by Friday. DeBary Daytona Beach tides for Tuesday IA Grimmage, Lake Monroe — high I SI a.m 5O9 am.; low DISCHARGES CALENDAR ' AREA DEATH• Jane Glen n, Osteen Canaveral — high 116 am., 4:46 o4pm. P Pm: low 10 50 a m. Jacksonvlllelnl952tO become a Funeral services were held in vice-president of the parent Jacksonville Satur da y morning bank. He had lived there since. for James L. Ingley, former Survivors Include his widow, president of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, who Mrs. Agnes Ingley, Jacksondied there Nov. 21 after a brief ville; daughter, Mrs. Wflliam B. Zachry Jr., Norwalk, Conn.; illness. Born in Pittsburgh, Pa., he son, James L. Ingley Jr. of was with (he Atlantic National Gaines ville, Ga.; sister, Mrs. chain for 43 years until his Beatrice Salsbury, Delray retirement in 1962. He came to Beach; brother, liv r'ird Sanford In 1934, ret urning to Ingley, Salem, Ohio. MR. JAMES L INGLEY __________________________________________________ a fl r ,1 I Marching Bands District competition held at Merritt Island High School by the Florida Bandmasters ASSOCIStIOn. Lyman High School and Lake Brantley High School bands received a "superior' rating, while Oviedo, Seminole and Lake Howell High Schools received "excellent." SJC Off License Course Seminole Junior College will offer a course in Real Estate License Law one evening each week from 7 to 10 p.m. beginning in January, im. individuals who are enrolled or have completed Principles and Practices of Real Estate Course One will find this course helpful for the Florida Real Estate Commission's examination. Classes will be limited to only section A fee will be charged. Fur registration information contact the Registrar. VOTE TUESDAY . r, A. DEC. 3 RE-ELECT A. A. " MAC" McCLANAHAN City Commission Seat 3 -, Taxpayers Interest at heart. . .. Pd. Pol. AV. by A.A. MCCLANAHAN t1t1 • or is tIle . -• ', '.. James Madison Tutor, 56, of 758 Lormann Circle, Longwood j In Seminole County Jail In lIeuof$5,000bond,charged with possession of a concealed weapon NOV. 22, 1q14 ADMISSIONS Jean J. Allen Robert L. Bateman Margaret Blue Areda W. Carver Jimmie Lee Daniels Dorothy H. Ferns Edgar Gathers Charles Holt.sclaw Annie W. Hutchison Gretchen G. Jarand Oscar David Johnson James June Patricia McDuffie John R. Smith George D. Thomas Daniel H. Connors, DeBary Ernest G. Hatto, Deltona John E. Keats, Deltona Ola Ewing, Osteen int: Ii) Guest Lists . year. The so-called generation gap is much overrated. So says Gisela Konoka, prof essor of work at the university Minnesota a nd director of the university's Center for Youth Developi. ment and Resear ch . The barriers that do e xist between young and old are primarily arti ficial, she argues, and fear is the main rcaM)n for their existence, There is fear of the unknown and fear of change, aided and abetted by the repetition of catch phrases li ke "gene'rstlon gap," "breakd "permissiveness." F?riliec 1r4ay may actually he moving - - - .tt es u Altamonte Springs Fred Edward Gaines, , of 614 Plume Lane, Altamonte Springs Is In Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond charged with grand Y . Navy ic James M. Heflin of 212 Oakland Ave., Sanford reported Items valued at$24o stolen from his automobile while parked at Sunland Mobil Oil Station, Sanford. HOSPITAL NOTES UN Little 14 V - - - County school bands performed well in Saturday's WILLIAM RUSHER ../ . The men reportedly took his wallet containing p50. for a . legislator during his long career as a congressman from Michigan. The general satisfaction that greeted his appointment as vice president a year ago was based on this widespread knowledge of his character. .iwi ip $ of statemen 2, Box 738 A, Longwood was attested Saturday at Handy Way Store S. H. 434 and Sand Lake Road and charged with carrying a concealed firearm. lie iz being held inlleuofni j bond in Seminole County Jail, Jimmie L. Jamison, 24, of l2l3 Lincoln Court, Sanford [n Seminole County Jail in lieu of $8,000 bond charged with breaking and entering a dwliling. Mamie Lewis Cooper, 41, ° Alfred White, 27 of P.O. B 644, Oviedo Is In Seminole 2 Box 200B, Sanford is in SemifloleCouthtyJail,injjeuof County Jail in lieu of $15 bond, charged with breaking $5,000 bond charged with and entering a dwelling house, aggravated assault, and resisting officer with Two convenience store violence. ' robberies netted armed robbers Anne Dyson, of 2628 Laurel approximately $350 Saturday In Ave., Sanford reported tape Forest City. recorder, radio and cash valued t The men armed with a pistol at , stolen from . r . me, a C,T, Rosa Mae of (I3 at 141 Store, Carver Ave., Sanford, reported Road,S.R. television valued at $189 stolen , Forest a Y AIur from her home. morn1ng, police said, and James Lowery of 214 Tuskegee St., Sanford, reported minutes later a man aXIUCd television valued at $199 stolen with a pistol forced clerk at Little Food Town, 9250 Bear from his home. Lake Road to give him 250 out Geraldine Ortega, of Lake of register. Both robbers Monroe Terrace Apartments, reported $200 stolen from her reportedly CSCtIpt on •OOt. ilpdrtIIietit. Jerry Costello, 9, of Longwood reported three men County attacked him with broken bottles Saturday as he walked James R. Johnson, 27, of Rt. along S.R. 15 North of Oviedo. JACK ANDERSON 300N, FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,FLA.3?771 Area Code 3422-11 or 8319993 IF%FAI DDIrrC I• U RI g i. '.1 )an1loru Monday, Nov. 25,1974-4A Monday, Nov. 25,1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. POLICE BLOTTER r LWith I hv,•crnos Irnp4intod r .i _ _ . . I so is is 500 900 1300 With 2 li nes impnnt.d 7 00 11.00 15 00 Not impnnied 300 600 900 1 THE FRST GRAM KOW * When First Federal of Orlando was started, some 40 years ago, we were the first of all savings and loan associations n Central Florida - �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In flction Hits Sugar Farmers Fatigue Attorney Seekin g Freedom 1'o Defend ParoleemcliDent IN BRIEF MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) The search for a highranking British Parliament member entered its sixth day today, as police requested FBI assistance, The Right Honorable John T. Stonehouse, 49, disappeared last Wednesday after leaving a plush beachfront hotel for a stroll, police said. At first, police believed the former British postmaster general and minister last seen wearing a bathing suit was a drowning victim. But the mystery deepened when no body washed ashore, officers said. The bodies of drowning victims who die off Miami Beach generally surface within 36 hours, officials said. A business associate, James Charlton, first notified police of Stonehouse's disappearance after the Parliament member failed to appear for dinner Wed. nsday. - British Satellite In Orbit 'Al'l (,\N;\\'ERAL, Fla. i All) A British military communications satellite finally has been orbited succssfuIly, breaking a string of recent failures, space officials say. Skynet 2 was positioned Sunday 22,300 miles above the Indian Ocean to provide topaecret communications for the British military in England, Australia and the Far East. --- The satellite was the second and last Skynet 2 in a $50 million program. Because of the failures of the first Sk ynet 2 and of Skynet 1, officials were fearful that this was the last chance for the United Kingdom to have its own military communications satellite. Slain Trooper Honored PERRY, Fla.(AP) A throng of law enforcement officers and state officials have joined family and friends in paying final respects to slain Florida trooper Charles E. Campbell. Gov. Reubin Askew and an estimated 350 police officers from Georgia and throughout Florida attended the memorial services Sunday in this North Florida city where Campbell began his police career, Paul John Knowles, 28, has been charged with kidnaping Campbell, 35, and Wilmington, Del., businessman James E. Meyer, whose body was found with Campbell's last week in rural Pulaski county, Ga. Officials said both men had been shot in the head. - SPECIALIST SPEED QUEEN ,I. . The son of a Longwood couple recently made his first solo flight in a Navy aircraft .t I''nsacola, Fla. Navy Ensign (harles A. Wyatt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde A. Wyatt I. on his way towards becoming a Naval Aviator with his solo.A 1974 graduate of the University of Tennessee at Knoxville with a Bachelor of Seiene degree, he Joined the Navy In June 1974. - Sergeant Allen D. Getman, / son of Robert Getman of Sanford and Mrs. Alice GEORGES ST. LAURENT Stevens of Dublin, Ga., Is a law enlacement specialist at Georges C. St. Laurent, Lajes Field, Azores,.lIliunit, Chafrm of J3i of ' the 1005th Air Base Wing, American Wood Products, Inc. earned the honor - for in Longwood, has been elected ' ' meT torlous service from Oct. to the Board of Directors of the ' 12 to Dec. 17 1973. They were Florida Forestry Association. cited for their support of St. I.aurent's exp€rtlse in the military Airlift Command C- development of unique forest 141 Starlilter and C5 Galaxy and nursery products will be transports which airlifted utilized through varied cornnearly 20,000 tons of supplies mittee assignments and and equipment from the U. S. responsibilities, according to to Israel. Association Executive Vice AIRMAN President William Carroll Lamb. Alton A. Greenough, Jr., son St. Laurent earned a of Mrs. Mary C. Boring, 233 Bachelor's degree from Yale Sherry Ave., Winter Springs, 4 University and his Masters in has been assigned to Chanute Business from the Harvard Mr Force Base, 111. after Business School. He Is vice completing Air Force Basic president and director of the training. Greenough studied Seminole County FarmBureau. the Air Force mission, He and his wife Eleanor have organization and customs and rir received special instruction In two children. Forestry human relations during his The Florida Quality lOoking fnto! k:t Newspaper Publisher Dead GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Former newspaper publisher Clay C. Codrington is dead at age 80. Officials said Codrington, a former president of the Florida Press Association and Associated Dailies of Florida, died at a local hospital Friday after suffering a stroke. - THAIKSGIVING .. VOTE We Will Be TUESDAY CLOSED DEC. 3 Thursday and Friday \, ' November 28 and 29 \ ODELoA91OI A RUSTPROOF, CHIP- PROOF, SMOOTH. EXTRA CAPACITY STAINLESS STEEL to TUB To Observe Thanksgiving Speed Queen's famous aglta. clothes tar action was thoroughly clean. Simple to use controls provide mul FULL ti-cycle selection incIud TWO YULR FOATS&LAW ing a special Washable Knits/Durable P r ess WAMAIflY wash cycle. Choice A'-. ArflIT (diI rru;- 1,1 _I . I 1' Where to go for all he informat i on you need about Your new cornTrlt,liilv, - Florida Highways Claim 14 Lives 's BOYD•WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY CRUMLEY-MOpflry INC. I KARNS INSURANCE AGENCY A. A. "MAC" McCLANAHAN City Commission THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Seat 3 . ,.- Legal Notice - Husband Showing Chang e Of Taxpayers interest at heart. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE AGENCY Legal Notice ' . ..... ... ... - - Le J. I[1IMISON & SON, INC. if /Y.7;-444i1u CASE C'6C7: Arthur G,, aged medical aches and pains, often grow terrified at the very terror of Impotence soon 39, illustrates a common sex hoping thereby to appeal to reduction in their romantic throws them Into a plantonic problem, their wife's sympathy and ability. state. "Dr. Crane," his wife tear- divert her attention from the For a husband can't be fully explained, "Arthur and I husband's bedroom inertn When first married, they secretly worrying about his have three children In Junior Other men flee into direct so much of their attention sexual vigor and still function and energy to paying bills, ardently. and Senior High School. alcoholism or become And our home life was blers, addicts of pornographic worrying about their children's To protect his deflated sex happy until a year or so ago. literature or sometimes contagious diseases, plus their pride, such an Impo tent male o eff ts to rise In "Then Arthur began to pick commit suicide, wn or then Wes the various faults with me, often with Little If they are strong per- economic scale, that they mentioned above and also or no justification. sonalities, they adopt the haven't much time for sel. projects his ire on his wile. is. "And for the past six mon ths, sadistic role of Arthur and thus analys Ii she grows callous to his he has been criticizing the try to browbeat their wile and But after age of 40, they are criticisms, be may shift to the children unmercifully, children, thus putting them on fairly well established in the children, knowing that most "They even hate to come to the defensive. community, have good jobs and mothers can be h Men who have been of a the table when he Is at home, their children are grown. attacks on their offspring than for violent quarreling is sure to weaker libido, tend toward the That frees some of their at- On themselves. masochistic symptoms, hoping tentlon for introspec begin, tion, so Th e cure for Arthur's to cover up th "Several times our 16-yeareir waning erotic they begin to focus on their problem lsforhis wife to banish old daughter has been so upset vigor by medical ailments or "innards." his dread of impotence by drunkenness. by his caustic scoldings that serving more enticing boudoir Then they grow panicky that c For when men have been has left the table before the heesecake . married 15 or years, they their libido has waned and this mealwasbaUoverandgoneto Sosendformybooklet "How her room in tears. to Prevent Platonic Marriage," FOR RELEASE MONDAY, NOVEMBER "Dr. Crane, what has hapenclosing a long stamped, pened to change Arthur from return envelope, plus 25 cents. Hides such a wonderful husband and Arthur shows one of the various symptoms of the climateric (change of life) in men. Other husbands at this time may flee back to their teens and bemoan the fact they didn't marry some other school sweetheart. Indeed, they may openly affront their devoted wives by publicly warning young men never to marry! P0 WELLS INSURANCE AGENCY Legal Notice down on petty cases, such as other car in that Okaboosa —John Walter, 50, of Engle- Brevard County Saturday at- lug when his car left a city minor shoplifting, that the Florida's weekend highway County town, troopers said, wood, was killed late Saturday ternoon after a trailer her car street at a high rate of speed counselors feel might not Jusdeath count rose to 14 when two They were identified as Kath- when the car he was driving was pulling began flshtaiiing, and crashed into a tree. Iffy a six-month term, he said. Atlanta residents were killed in leen Deese, 29, her daughter overturned in Charlotte County pulling her car out of control. a head-on collision after a car l.Isa, 6, and son Jonathon, 3. and he was thrown out. —An Orange City man whose tri ed to pass another vehicle on Troo said four others —Mary A. Knight, 57, of name was withheld pending RICHARD H. HUSTER M.D. U.S. 1 ne ar Key West, the sta te were injured in the accident. Plan tation, died in a head-on notification of rela tives was Highway Pa trol said today. TAYLOR W. GRIFFIN, JR. M.D. The Highway Patrol gave collision in Broward County kill ed when struck by a car as Names of the victims in tha t these details of other accidents: late Friday. he walked along State Road 15 Sunday crash were wi thheld ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY —Charles C. Fitzpatrick, 58, —Euge ne Matthews, 73, of north of Orange City. pe n di ng no tification of reIn- address unlistel, was kill ed Merritt Island, was ki ll ed in a Announce the opening of a new office in the ti ves. —Justin Holly, 14, of Apopka, w hen a car hit him as he two-car collision on State Road In ano ther multiple-death ac- crossed a Tam pa street Sunday 400 nor Deltona Medical Arts Building th of Haines City Friday was ri di ng a bicycle on Sta te cident, a Crestview woman and ni gh t. Road 436 near his home whe n night. her two chi l dren were ki ll ea Deltona, Fla. 32763 —Evelyn Sanford, 64, of struck from behind by a ye—Christopher Guettier, 12, of Saturday when they were FortPierce, diedwhen a car North BWerjca,Mass., died ina hide. 574-2601 thrown out of a taxi as It over- hit his bicycle on a road just crash on State Road 9 Just south —Rodney Wallace, 22, of Key turned after a collision with an. west of Fort Pierce, of the Volusia County line in West, died early Sunday morn- father, into this hypercrjtical I BLAIR AGENCY The plan to send youths to the schoo& for short stays encourages counselors to crack By The Auociated Press 1 CERBSBOMHUSEREBRECP I FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ELECTION PROCLAMATION INVITATION TO BID Not ice is hereby given that I am FOR SEMINOLE (OUNTY, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Under and byvioueofauthority in Not,ce is hereby given that the FLORIDA CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE mevestedas the Mayor OftheC,,0, of Cauefberry of Seminole engaged in b'sines; at 670 S East COUNTY, FLORIDA. County. Florida will receive sealed Lake St+, Lonçl*ood, 37750. Seminole NO. Sanford, Florida, I hefty call ji County, Florida, under the fictitious CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.11".D Municipa l General Election to he tds up to S 00 p M Monday In re: the Marriageof L T. HUNT, JR and DORIS flaI"( of QUALITY MARINE Dt'cember9, 1971, 'nth, Catselt,erry JUNIOR LEE MOSS. held throughout the City of Sanford. Husband HUNT, his wife. intend to Florida. on the 3rd day of December, City Hall, Casselberry, Florida. for CENTER, and that I register laid name wi th the Clerk 01 And purchase of a used Motor Plaintiffs, 1971. for the election of two City -VS C.raer, 1970 model or newer The the Circuit Cojrl, Seminole County, WANDA L. Moss. Commisloneri, term of oIlicef WIIC JIMMY D. CARVER, ci us, et at, (I$( tour years will trade n one 1963 Galion Florida in accordance *ith the Delendatiti. Model 303 Grader which may be provisions of the Fictitious Name Said election shall be held It;tfl !.fl NOTICE OF SUIT at the City Public WorkS StatutM, To Wit: Section *6509 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Municipal Civic Center at SemioIe TO- Wand I CLERKS NOTICE OF SALE The trade n .','llue must oc Florida Statutes 1957 Boulevard and Sanford Avenul in NOTICE IS I4ERLIIY GIVEN that the City of Sanford, Florida, under 5 - Nathan Van Meter RU Indian tral ocluded In any Old SleCII.tIC%S Pursuant to a Final Judgment of the laws and Akron, Ohio may be obtarid from the City Publish Nov. 25. Dec. 2. 9, lb. 1974 ordinances relatinô to Foreclosure entered In the above elections as now in force insaid ç.ty Mnaqec, Casselberry City Hall, DEli 15S , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEI) entitled cause in the Circuit Court 01 C.'sselberry, Florida The City The polls will be opened at 300 that an action for diSSolution o reserves ther,ght to accept or retect the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in o'clock AM, and-will clos, at Do .V'y or all bids marriage has been tiled against you and for S.mlnole County, Flori, I O'clock P M on Said date INVITATION TO BID Harry 0 Hug and you are required to Wve a copy will sell at Public auction to the I hereby appoint Mrs, F. 'C Seatedbidswill be received in the tv M n"r Of your wrl'ten defCflS5. If any, to it hhet bidder for cash at the wst a or office of lh, Cty Mra qpr. Sanford, e PoumlI!&, Sr as Clerk and Mrs I-',1 S!c44en J Jchrin. I, 1,I.I hli I 41 1 front dr,, nI $h (,,rfh,,. 0 A - 10 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Guy Revell, chief of the dlvi- youngsters out before they the message be has a responsi. more than 600 delinquents to with 182 in August, 1973, and A Youth Services Division sion's Field Services Bureau, commit serious crimes that bility to us as well as we have to training schools this year. that 334 were committed In policy, aimed at helping way- said youths who commit petty would bring a six-month term, him." September compared with 193 ward youngsters before they crimes or fail to meet with "At one time, the counselors Revell, who Is acting director in September, 1973. commit serious crimes, is send. counselors are sent to the might have given a lot of them When Youth Services Direc- during Rowan's Illness, said in About a fourth ing many more youths to train- schools for two to four weeks. another chance, but they're not tor Joseph Rowan tn.neunced an interview last week that 346 crease, Revell said, is of duethe to Inthe ing schools for short stays, olfiHe said the aim of the new being so lenient now," Revel the crackdown several months youths were sent to the training bureau starting to handle cases cials say. policy is to straighten the said. "The youth is going to get ago, he said he expected to send schools in August compared involving 17-year-olds on July 1. - tyrant?" Additional symptoms consist of the "Worry Wart" role where they constantly complain of kill - HIP CE! 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Crash," prominently displayed Palm Beach, an unemployed "You must realize that these bankrupt or not have trans. thriving business here selling "There's no way out," Sun- on her counter, auto mechanic, a Pompano people are buying for an ceo- portation to move food from dehydrated food to persons shine Simmons, owner of anothdisaster," said (arm to market, McCarthy Most of the dehydrated food, Bea ch industrialist, a Palm nomic afraid of impending economic er sur vival food store, tells her which ranges from sour cream Beach hairdresser and a city McCarthy. "They certainly said. depression and famine, customers. "Anyone who un- to beef chunks to whole pitted attorney from a nearby town, don't want their neighbors to "We are serving people who derstands the money situation prunes, is packaged by Califor"When the Depression hit In But the one thing most cus- know there's $1,000 of deh. are apprehensive about the knows it." nla Mormons, who traditionally torners have in common is a drated food in their garage." the 1930s, most people lived on economy," says storeowner And if that isn't enough food have stored large food supplies, desire for secrecy. McCarthy Customers say they are buy- farms and could grow their own Jim McCarthy. "They believe if for thought, shoppers can Store owners say their cus- said one couple even rented a ing because they fear money food," he said. "They know the crash comes, food will thumb through a copy of "How tomers include a leading gy- car so the license tag couldn't may soon be worthless and that that's not the case today." - St. - - - Artist Wins Seminole Trust; Paints Culture THE HERALD LANTANA, Fla, (AP) British Official Missing LOCAL BRIEFS The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole County Better Than Any Other I Newspaper In The 'World, o ar Losinq Ground To Food 10 WINDSOR, cob. (AP) - f tential payments to farmers are past year, pushing up the cost of timate it's taking a market aug. They'll have a chance to the next crop comes in next you think the current price of jumping up, too, operating tractors, harvesters ar price of about 30 cents a make their case to the govern. year. DEAR DR. LAMB -In one of who has overdone the dieting sugar is a ripoff, don't take your Bigger supplies in relation to ment thb week at hearings on But sugar beet growers like and other implements in the pound just to break even. your columns you said that low kick knows what I'm speaking gripe to a sugar $75,000 fleet of specialized sugar prices called In Washing- demand could ease prices. farmer unless Manuel Pineda and Jack 80e equipment that Boegel With sugar flOW thyroid Is a metabolic disease, aboul you're ready to listen to his But sugar men, from farmers past 50 cents ton by the Council on Wage and gel of this northern Colorado IILS i acres of sugar a pound, that means good prof. but there were many causes of money problems, Circulatory disease, . to financial experts, don't pre. ice Stability, farm area will tell you that "Damned fertilizer," Pineda Its for farmers and processors. fatigue. At times I have a burst ing heart trouble, can cause dict any big rush to Increase The domestic farmers who burgeoning prices for fuel, But it also means that yearThey're also expected to have grimaced at another expense. of energy, but it doesn't last fatigue. It is similar to anemia, grow sugar beets and sugar eq uipment and fertilizer are we were a quarter of the ago sugar prices of 16 or 17 their say at congressional hear- whether U.S. production very long and usually after in that poor circulation makes it prices willuntil boldthey at "sr, cane are the original source for eating away at their seeming way through this year, we were cents a pound aren't likely to ings next week when the House near the current levels. supper I tend to be quite tired.! Impossible to provide adequate nearly half the lugar consumed bonanza, Agriculture Committee do have an underactive thyroid amounts of oxygen and already up to all of last year's return. Witi those fuel, fertilizer and the United states. And for diversified farmers fertilizer bill." and my blood pressure is low. I nutrients to the cells. You have Despite prGfits running as Inquires into soaring SU&ar equipment costs going up for was taking some type of th)Toid to be able to transport all the As greater worldwide de- like these men, some of the Many In the sugar growing high as 20 times those of a year prices, farmers like Pineda and floepills, but they didn't seem to food and oxygen elements to the mand and weather disasters sugar money Is just an offset for business say coats are changing earlier, sugar processing firms In the wake of this year's gel, and with four years lead help me at all. As a result of my cells before the energy release around the globe push sugar their recent losses in the cattle so rapidly that growers' tradi- say their previous earnings weather-devastated cane and time needed to build a big sugar prices far beyond levels of a business. thyroid condition I am over- can occur. tional accounting-analysis fig- were so low that a big jump is beet crop, there seems no pros- mill, forecasts remain wary Infectious illnesses sap year ago, the payments and poweight. Fuel costs have doubled in the ures can't keep up. But they es- not unconscionable. nect for Improved supplies until despite current good times. DEAR READER - Let's energy by using it to fight the eliminate the problem of physi- Infection or repair and replace cal fatigue from heavy physical damaged structures and vital work. The cause of other types complex chemicals In the body. of fatigue Is often situational. It may be symptom of just plain A common cause for fatigue boredom. In other instances it is insufficient physical activity, reflects unhappiness with life This can happen to a housewife. BRIGHTON, Fla. (AI) - Artist James situations, at home, with the The housekeeping chores, while commissioned to paint 50 canvases depicting the culture family, ocon the job. Acommon time consuming, may not of the nearly-amiimilated Seminole Indians, says his problem with many people is provide the range of needed f)crseveran(- e paid off. lack of a truly significant goal physical activity. The office Hutchinson and hisAife, Joan, first moved to the reserdwt worker sitting at a desk all day vation near this South Florida city in 1960. (AP) - The Miami attorney of ledgeville, and his daughter, criminating confessions about brings out his or her best may become physically In addition to the murder "It was very discouraging," said Hutchinson. "They a parolee charged with two Mandy, 15. qualities. decondjtjoned. This has activities outside of Owens' charges, Knowles is accused of treated us with a subtle contempt. It made us feel like Knowles attorney, Sheldon central Georgia Jurisdiction, kidnaping Florida Highway Emotional fatigue in the eve. reaching effects on energy. A kidnapings and two murders Paintruders - which of course we were." ning often is related to prob- good regular physical exercise has asked an appeals court to Yavitz, requested an eniergenThe lawyer contended that he trolman Charles C9mpbell and The couple decided to leave after a year. But they strike down a contempt citation C)' hearing before the 5th U. S. lems within the marriage. It program will help with returned after they became convinced that they had made which kept the Lawyer in a Circuit Court of Appeals in New had the right to refuse to give Delaware businessman James may be a woman's reaction to problem. Owens the tapes because of the Meyer. Their bodies were found a mistake, spending the night with her Metabolic diseases can cause Georgia Jail. Orleans, asking a contempt "It was amazing," he said, "When we came back, Meanwhile, the parolee, Paul of court charge bethat dismissed so constitutional protections af- last week In a wooded area 30 husband. Some men, too, use fatigue, this includes low forded the lawyer-client relamiles south of Macon. Each had mothers brought their children to show us how much they John Knowles, 28, of Jackson- he could represent his client, the mechanism for similar thyroid problems, disease of been shot in the back of the had grown. Men it their arms around me and welcomed Yavitz was cited for contempt tionship. reasons. adrenal gland, diabetes and vile, Fla., was to be transhead, me back. Beyond that you need to look other problems. Taking thyroid ferred today to Milledgeville last week by U. S. District Court He asked that the contempt "I guess they decided we weren't just fly-by-nights. At from Forsyth, 40 miles east of Judge Wilbur Owens Jr. of citation be set aside or, at least. IV Georgia Bureau of Inves. to the many medical problems will not relieve fatigue unless any rate, everything fell into place after that." that interfere with the release there really is a low th)Toid this central Georgia town, for a Macon. The lawyer had refused that bond be reduced. He has tigatlon has said it will ask a Hutchinson began a series of pictures documenting hearing on the murder charges. to surrender a tape recorded been held at Bibb County Jail grand jury to indict Knowles for of energy from your food within problem. If you are bored with Seminole life, which he sold to private collectors. He is charged with the slayings diary on which, Yavitz said, under $15,000 bail awaiting a murder in the slayings. your cells. High on this list Is your marriage thyroid won't anemia. You need oxygen in the help. It won't help you lose cells to release food energy. weight, either, unless you are Anemia Limits the ability of the really low on thyroid. blood to carry oxygen to the For a more complete dlscusJOHN T. JOHNSON M.D.P.A. eels. slon on your energy system CHARLES S. DEXTER M.D.P.A, Nutritional factors are read my newest book Announce The Opening Of equally Important. If you don't "Metabolics" (Harper and Association Is a statewide sixweeks of basic at Laurent have enough of the right foods Row). It will explain most of X-RAY OFFICES organization encouraging the Lackland, Texas. and the necessary vitamins these complicated interactions promotion, development and At The needed to process the food and on food, vitamins, physical acElected To Board protection of Florida's forests. Deltona Medical Arts Center release energy, you will Lack tivity, obesity, low blood sugar energy or feel tired. Anyone and your energy system. Deltona, FIa. 32763 RECRUIT ..: 574.2408 Navy Airman Recruit John E. Hours 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . Bucalo, son of Mr. Frank P. Bucalo, 749 Orchard Ave. in , Caselherry, has graduated from recruit training at the Naval Training Center in ..5 • 71 Orlando. Rucalo's training included instruction In I .. . seamanship, military , . regulations, fire fighting, at SUBSCRIBE NOW - CA(L 3222611 ' close order drill, first aid and " Navy history. - Monday, Nov. 25, 1974-71A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Problems Can u ----.---..--. - -- Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 DR. L. E. LAMB Cause -- --.-.-------------. --- It's the cheapest. And we flPP(1 flip ninnpj mr :i �.- - SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FL . - [1 - j ---.- V-.-- ----.......... .................................... - -- w ever lines and they will stay - they are on the road. hen Every card will boxing with one bout of six rounds being held in each of the following weight classificati ons: :z1: Heavyweight, Middleweight, Welterweight, lightweight and FeatherweighL Scott Defeats Loyola, Wants Quarry James "The Great" Scott rebounded from his last fight (an upset draw with "Junior Royster") h. i,;ah aI WIA came W ,f career when he thrashed highly h1v ranked Haul Loyola last week in Miami Loyola has been in with some of the finest fighters in the world as he holds wins over Eddie Owens, Willie Taylor, Avenamar Peralto, and Juan Aguilar. Most of his scores have come in his native Argentina but as of late the 22-year-old has been campa igning in New York with g great • success The 10th-ranked light heavy in the world (according to Ring Magazine) has been in with Victor Galindez (a split decision l oss) and held Jorge Ahumada to a draw in December of 12. But against Scott, Loyola never had a chance as the former convict battered him around the ring ,.•I 1•,i • 1• ii YIus SOilu left lelL jabs and ,1 hooks oo w1111e an e fective right cross The Argentinian failed to take a single round on any of the three officials cards even though several were judged even. After the bout, "Scottie" announced he wants "Mike Quarry as if t" 17a)Ren Considering the uarry is onceagain g e e ,% A ZIUoc. and he is having in action for I Pete ,, u ouui,e getting opponenLs it would seem that Scott might get his • The win gives Scott a mark of 9-0-1 with wins over Bobby "ne Bod yguard" Lloyd, John L. Johnson, Frankie Evans, Baby Boy Rolle, and flay Anderson. Results from the supporting card were Bobby Lloyd on a lo-round decision over 0. T. Davies, Eladio Leal scored at first round T.K.O. over Joe Hamal and Roberto Diaz outpointed Jerry Powers. Promoter Chris Dundee announced after the matches that he will feature Vinny Curto next week in the wind-up against Chucho Garica. Here And There In The Boxing Scene The Amateur Athletic Association handed down a momentous decision in Washington when • announced "Professional-amateur boxing . YazNamedMVP BOSTON (AP) Carl Yastrzemskj, who hit over .300 for the sixth time in his 14 major league seasons, was named the Boston Red SO" most valuable player today by the Boston Baseball Writers. Yastrzemski, who batt ed .301 wi th 15 homers and 79 runs batted in, was honored at the writers' 36th annual dinner Jan. 23. - -- a Getting a handle on the ball seems to be the problem of Pacer guard Donald Burns (left) and Raiders Randy Wright (50) and Jim McIntyre (22) Player Captures Classic * Tech nicaIs Decide SiC 93-90 Wi n By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent finally broke through the lead with less than 17 minutes to man laden Raiders kept enough Raiders defense when they go in the game. of their poise to come home the began to use an effective fast Atkins lead this scoring spurt winner. PALM BEACH PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa Gary Player of South Africa captured the International Classic Golf Tournament, his 100th major golf title of his career, by one stroke over countryman Andrets Oosthulzen, with a tour-widerpar 70 and a 72-hole total of 2M. FO F F 1 Fo 33 Australians In Double s es BRISBANE, Australia — Australians Bob Giltinan and Evonne Goolagong each won singles final., in the Queensland Grass Court Championship. Giltinan scored a 6-2, 74,6-7,6-3 victory over West Germany's Ull Marten and Goolagong downed fellow Aussie Cynthia Doerner 6-1 6-2. Allison's Matador Wins ONTARIO, Calif. Bobby Allison, driving a Matador, won the Times 500-mile auto race, taking the checkered SCOREBOARD - flag 48 seconds ahead of David Pearson's Mercury. All-American Dies PAOLI, Pa. Edward L. McMIllan, an AU-American center and captain of the Princeton University football team In 1925, died at the age of 73. - With I 3 0 777 232 $55 Dallas 6 S 0 545 209 $61 Phllpifia 1 7 0 3 154 $79 PlYGiants 2 9 0 II? 161 137 Central Division Minn 0 636 2n 161 Grn Day 6 3 0 . SAS It? IS) Detroit 6 5 0 .545 119 lfl Chicago 3 1 0 .773 $13 196 Western Division. No. I Ranked Wolf Pack Has Very Fine T6am 74 1 L.A. I 1 0 471 197 137 San Fran 4 7 o RALEIGH, N,C.(AP)—With "This team has worked the 479 points gave Maryland CaroUa, Providence, four of laSt year's starters re- hardest in preseason of any four th place in the poll. Th e Marquette, Notre Dame, turning, North Carolina State group I've had," he said. Terps were beaten In the second Louisville and Kentucky. will have a very fine basket. overtime pe riod by the North ball team" this season, Coach The starti ng Line-up will iii Carolina State In the playoff for Poll: Kentucky. ro Playing without a center won't matter much on oifense, -oci. Vorts writers and broadcasters championships last year, rank. he said. But Sloan, the Ass ated Press Coach of the Year, lii the preseason ranking. Corn- ed sixth followed by South' In;: In second with 878 poInts ( irulm.i. r,ri,-tc,l .. 7. South Carolina (1) I Louisville 9. Alabama 10. S. California 11, North Carolina 12. Nrfre Darn# 11) n Purdue II Prcvdnct' OS LrOi Orleans a 2 Il .105 Chicago 91 Buffalo $9 Monday's Games No games scheduled Tutsdyi Games Detroit at f4w York Buffalo at Philadelphia Washington at Atlanta Statue at Cleveland Kansas City Omaha at cAQO 11', Western Conference Midwest 737 2W Chicago 10 9 526 — 9 C.-OmAhA 10 9 526 — lu P,'Z j b ij CtTh, / 4. Los Angeles at Milwauk ee Houston at Gotcon St,11p Ork,m-, ,t , E 309 300 lt Is SHIZUOKA, Japan Takashi Kurihara of Japan won th e $66,666 Shizuoka Open Golf Tournament by seven strokes, with a 287 total, despite a final round four-overpar 76. - - -- - - _- -- . --1. -- - Monday, Nov. 25, 1974-9A Kentucky New York St. Louis I ABA Division 12 13 4 9 NEW ORLEANS (AP) If the Pittsburgh Steelers aren't frightened by the New Orleans Saints, at least they admit they re interested. - 'I clash sends the splendid dcfense of the Steelers against a blossoming New Orleans offense in a contest that could bear heavily on Pittsburgh's Super Bowl hopes. Though a definite underdog, he Saints have the momeñtwn except for a nd health q - 211 9 - YEAR - one size only... and the winning touchdown Tom Dempsey's some interesting situations," said linebacker Andy Russell, "But our front four will have to he aware of Archie Man. ning's scrambling ability," said Russell. "Sometimes you can do a good Job initially and then the scramble kills you." Terry Bradshaw was chosen to start, ending speculation SALE ENDS SAT. NIGHT ' - EVERYDAY REGULAR PRICES ON THESE SIZES -. , - - - - ' - -' - ' / " '. / _' / - , All New 1974 Design, Strong • ' Polyester Cord Body " • . Road-Holding cRib Tread Dependable / -- Jar FITS MODELS OF: PORSCHE. SAAB. VOLKSWAGEN Sligh tly Higher ' $ 5.60-15 Blickwaii tubeless plus $1.78 F.E.T. per We and tire off your FITS MODELS OF: PONTIAC, DODGE. CHRYSLER. CHEW. FCRD, PLYMOUTH AND MANY OTHERS Whitewalls FITS MODELS 25 6 WAYS TO PAY SEE THE PROS FOR FIRS! 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Sim pson, Buffalo's te who has been filling in for "mudder", slashed through a Sta rain-flooded field for 115 yards the Injured Herb Mulkey, took en route to practice. Pittsburgh's defensive captain, upset some Steeler fans but it, Punter Tom Blanchard came "But we can adjust." a problem other coaches migh out of it with a bruised ankle Russell was talking about a envy. and field goal specialist Bill new Saints offensive formation "I think having three quar McClard had a bruised kicking Last week that used four wide terbacks Is a bonus, not a Prot leg. Both were scheduled to receivers, Just one running 1cm," Russell said. "We don' play back and no tight end. usethe rotating quarterbaci New Orleans doesn't exactly But the rejuvenated Saints of- system by design — it's )us boast a 4-6 record, but the fensive line still must deal with that none of the three has reall: Steelers don't want to be tie- a Pittsburgh line that leads the taken over enough to win th ceived. Last Sunday, the Saints National Football League In job." suddenly put together an of- takeaways with 20 interceptions The game will be televisec fense that trampled another and 18 fumble recoveries. It nationally by ABC beginning a l championship contender, I...os also tops the NFL In quarterp.m., EST. Angeles 207. back sacks with 40, and in total "We have seen film on the defense. couple of aching kickers Saints' offense and it presents slightly damaged in a minor traffic accident Sunday while Iowa were burned on a 45- Larry Jones returned a kick. 'Can Steelers Do It? Cross Country 750 By KEN RAPI'OPORT Patriots 27, Colts 17 49e rs 27 , Falcons 0 speed. He broke two tackles the Oilers' low-game winning tied a club record with his four AP Sports Writer Jim Plunkett, who had been near the end of his run. Rookie streak, Manfred Moore rescoring aerials. Miami Dolphins have intercepted 13 times in tour Cowboys 10, Oilers 0 turned a punt 88 yards for a Bengali 33, Chiefs 6 been submerged by the New previous games, got back to his touchdown and rookie quarterBroncos 20, Raider, 17 Ken Anderson threw four Doug Dennison scored on a York Jets -- and now it's sink or old form with a 194-yard P3S Jon Keyworth and Otis Aim- back Tom Owen hit Gene one-yard plunge in the first touchdown passes, two to Isaac swim for the defending Na- lug to help New England quarter and Dallas held on with Curtis, to lead Cincinnati's strong combined for nearly 300 Washington on touchdown tional Football League chain- beatday Baltimore. of and 5 yards to a brawling defense to turn back romp over Kansas City. Ander- yards rus hi ng to lead Denver "It's a load off mentally," sWk San Francisco over At. Shocked 17-14 Sunday by the said Plunkett after the Patriots Houston. The de cision ended son, the NFL's passing leader, past Oakland. Cleveland, 0 .591 2 - Sink Or Swim For The Do1phins lead the Bills' conquest of Tonight's national television NBA Eastern Coninence Atlantic Division W L Pct. GB 337 New Sunday, D.r.mb.r 1 Baltimore at fluttto San Francisco at Cleeta nd San Diego at New York Jets Green SAY 61 Philadelphia Houston at Pittsburgh New York Giants at Chicago New Orleans at Minnesota Kansas City at St. Louis • Los Angles at Atlanta Now England at Oakland 3" 1" :6 Cincinna,i at %ii;a m ~, Oil The Top Twenty, with first Norm Sloan said Sunday of his clude All-American David the Atlantic Coast Is 3 '709 — Conference Place votes In parenthews and Buffalo No. I-nmked Wolfpack. Thompson, the 6-foot4 leaper title. 11 1 .611 VI total points, Point% tabulated on New York Boston 10 9 -326 5 Only Tommy Burleson, the 7. who averaged 28 points a game Notre Dame and South Caro-bisIs of 2011 14 1112 1091 elt, Phllaphi. 7 10 II? 7 H Carolina St. (33) foot center, won't be return- last Season. Also returning is 5- tIns rece ived one first-pla ce UCLA (13) all Central Di vision ing from last year's NCAA na- foot-7 senior Monte Towe, who vote apiece and were the only 3 tnana Il) 64] Washington 13 5 .fl2 tioul champi* on team. Because averaged 13 points and dauled other teams to collect firitplace 4. Maryland (2) 4?1 Hovslon 11 6 641 11 Burleson has not been replaced, Opponents with hLs ball-han' ballots 127 Ctsnsi 9 I 529 3' Mantte was picked No. 5 N.C. State received 934 points with 427 points. Kansas, one of and 33 first-place ballots from the four finalists in the NCAA :.7__- - - pions,who . Wing. - -. Ohio State-Michigan showdown year in a row by troiming The number of teams with Nebraska 14-7 in the ftd peri after the Trojans whipped John Housman added 159 yards uci 3 itself. perfect records was reduced to od but tied the score on J UCLA Anthony Davis rambled and one touchdown as Houston Oklahoma and Alabama when for 195 yards and a touchdown knocked off Florida State. Bay. Ohio State, ranked fourth Elsewhere, No. I-ranked Ok. Washington's four-yard run and In The Associated Press poll, lahoma rallied behind a 482- Harvard scored with 1 seconds won out in the final quarter on while Haden tallied once and br's Steve Bealrd scored three won Saturday's shootout over yard ground assault to beat No. left to beat Yale 21-16 and grab short r'm.s by Elvis Facock passed for another touchdown times and Don Bockhorn booted fourth-ranked and previo"y 6 Nebraska 28-14 while fifth. a share of the Ivy League title. and Steve Davis. The fioonien and Dennis numan picked off a school record 59-yard field unbeaten Michigan 12-10 on four ranked Notre Dame ack-acked "We're tied for the confer-on probation and ineligible for a a UCLA fum ble in midair and goal to help the Bears defeat field goals by Torn Klaban. the Air Force W. The other ence championship and we beat bowl appearance, wind up their went 84 yards to score. score of Sunday's vote was not Top Ten teams were Idle — the other team tha t i tied," campaign and subniit their Davis broke O.J. Simpson's The long final-gun field goal disclosed. Only Big Ten second-ranked Alabama, No. 7 Ohio State's Woody Hayes said national championship Pac-8 career rushing record, by Stanford's Langford Commissioner WayeDuk e and Auburn, No. 9 Texas A&M and Saturday when asked how he credentials next Saturday He has 3,609 yards in slightly nullified a 318-yard passing the con erace attorn'y know No. 10 Penn State. felt the Rose Bowl vote would against Oklahoma State as the less than three seasons while show by Cal's Steve Bar!r SUIC. Even th cr-j ."tiVe 1974 regular season comes to a Simpson recorded 3,423 in two tkowskl, nine of them to Steve Maryland, ranked 11th, go. a th letic directors weren't in. years. Rivera. struggled to a 10-0 victory over Sunday he said: "This Is just close. formed of the final Two long runs by Louis Car. Milt HoIt's one-yard run wi th count and Virginia, No. 14 Michigan State great. We got it because we Notre Dame, a loser only ter, including a 44-yard scoring 15 seconds left lifted Harvard they proriiisI not to diiilg' buried Iowa 0-21 anJ No. is earned it.' e just like Ohio State and jaunt, hdped sluggish Mary. over Yale and Stanley Morgan their individual votes ... SO U Houston downed Florida State Actually, Kiahan earned it for Michigan, still thinks it has a should be at least a few more 23.8. Land down Virginia. Carter scored twice as Tennessee beat Baylor, 16th in the rank. the rest of the Buckeyes after shot to repeat as national hours until the tally leaks out. ings, gained a school record 213 Kentucky. John Betham m whipped Southern Michigan Jumped to quick 10.0 champion. The Irish rolled to a yards but Coach Jerry Clal- t*wned the opening kickoff l00 Ohio State won a double- Methodist 31-14 and can make it lead. Ile kicked second-period 284 halftime lead over Air borne said the Terrapins "did yards and Gary Sheide passed h eader last year 6-4 over to the Cotton Bowl for the Cu't field goals of 47, and 43 Force on scoring runs by Russ not play as well as we have this for two scores as Brigham Michigan in the athletic direc. time ever if Texas knocks off and the game-winningyards 45. Kornman, Tom Parise sub- year." Young trounced Utah. - Japanese Open Victory , I :-- - - ,, --- a Jets, the Dolphins were thrust stopped a three-game losing into a flaming three-way fight streak. for the National Football ConRams 20, Vikings 17 ference's Eastern Division title. James Harris threw an eight. With Just three games left in yard scoring pass to Jack Snow the regular season, the Dol. with 74 seconds left, his second phi s find t hemselves treading TD pass of the fourth quarte r, water with the Buffalo Bills and to help Los Angeles beat MmJust a kick or two ahead of the nesota. New England Patriots. Packers 34, Chargers 0 The Bills, 15.10 conquerers of Rookie Eric Torkeison ran 29 the Cleveland Browns, are tied yards for a touchdown with a for first place with the Dot- recovered fumble and Ken Ellis phins, each with 8-3 records, scored on a 38-yard interception The Patriots, 27-17 winners over return, sparking Green Bay the Baltimore Colts, moved over San Diego. within a game of the top at 7-4. Lions 34, Bears 17 Jets 17, DolphIns II Levi Johnson scored onan 18. Joe Namath, suffering yard fntercption return in the through one of his worst sea- early minutes to trigger Detroit sons and troubled over the hos- to an easy victory over Chicago. pitation of his father, had Errol Mann kicked two field enough to knock out the Dol- goals for Detroit and moved phins Sunday. The gifted quar- within six points of the Lions' pitched two touchdown career scoring record. passes, the second with just Cardinals 23, Giants 21 Jim Bakken kicked a 36-yard about five minutes left In the game, to lead the Jets to victo- field goal with three seconds to play, giving St. iouis a nervery. The defeat stopped a five- wracking victory over the New game winning streak for the York GLints. RedskIns 21, Eagles 7 defending Super Bowl chain- - 4 7' Poyastro 10 2 37 No# LONGWOOD — The ,,r sign break. During the next three with six while Stan McNeal and One of 0 0 0 the technical fouls Mannings McNeal 3 0 In basketball does not Indicate a minutes the visitors scored 12 Randy Wright chipped In 5 0 10 Willia ms with a called on Palm Beach was Brandon timeout when the official a 7' straight points, eight by their basket apiece and Noe added assessed on their coach when Nelson 2 3 7 McDonald I 0 flashes IL What it does stand for flashy sophomore guard Donald four points with a pair of base Wright did something very few Gibbs Jacobs 10 1 0 2 is a technical foul — or in the Burns. line jumpers. fans have ever witnessed 7 3 6 Cunni ngham case of Seminole Junior College Farber 5 1 1 Burns 14 4 n The Raiders Head Coach Joe Realizing a change of tactics before. With seconds left in the this past Saturday night it Sterling was able to put an end was necessary, the Pacers Heal game Coach Wright wanted a TOTALS 39 12 means the difference between -- to this offensive weapon as he Coach, Bob Wright, turned on a time-out but the officials and losing. had his big men crashing the full court press and as the refused to acknowledge th PALM IIEACH 3S is 90 the Raiders took on Florida's boards while his guards were &minoiesmentor said aftcr SEMINOLE SEMIP4" E *S 4$ screaming, jumping, handsep'1.)J jurdcr college dropping back quicker on game, "We didn't handle it very waving, leader of the Pacers. In from a year ago, the Palm defense, well." desperation, Wright went over Beach Pacers, and after 40 The Raiders stayed even for Actually Sterling was being to the scorers' table and blew minutes of rim and gun action the next few minutes and then kind. The Seminoles didn't the horn 4 signifying a time out. came away with a 93-90 began to creep up on the leading handle it at all and only some He got his rest period and he triumph. Pacers. Getting scoring from sloppy play on the part of the also got a 'T" for his trouble. • all five offensive positions along Pacers along with the technical Considering that High scores In the game were NFL Standings wi th exce ent ll board work e fouls that th were ca ll ed on them, Burns and his teammate Gus onv, rted on three of four Ra iders took the lead for good saved the night for the Raiders. Poyastro who American Conference rs that the referee's blew Oil Atlanta accounted for fl 2 9 0 1 $2 S-I 21 at the 7:33 mark Eastrit Division on a three The division title next three minutes saw points e Pas cer would have t apiece. But the overall CCIUICSdd th a L3 int play t'y sophomore for- the Pacers Outscore the Raiders balance po agree that a lack of emotional in the Seminole attack Miami 0 .177 252 170 Cincinnati 33. Kansas City 6 154 and get back into the game along with aw iogift,, foul Buffalo contml on the part of Palm ward, Johnny Forte, 24-22. 1 3 0 177 234 XOS Buffalo 15. Cleveland 10 Detroit 1, Chicago 17 Beach was a big factor In the By halftime, Seminole had at 63.50 at the 13:23 mark, shots, brought the Raiders ft SO Louis 23. P4e* York Gi.* The frantic pressure of the mark up to 2-0. The Pacers are salt" J•"° upset win by the Raiders. stretched their advantage to 10 7 9 0 .153 136 261 enls 2$ points, 45-35 with their Pacers continued and the game now 1-1. Central OIVISit New York Jets 17, Miami II game started slowly balanced scoring Pitt began i' . to get out of control as 7 7 1 7 0 219 149 Tomorrow the Wa5.1ngton 76. Philadelphia Raiders begin Cuci en enough with Seminole taking a Atkins 7 1 0 636 a as New both teams raced up and down the First of three away games England 27, Baltimore point s 6 0 211 I? lead after the first three for :r the court with a great deal of when a UU they visit Polk Junior cave e W 3 $ 0 .77 203 275 Green Bay 31. San Ogo 0 minutes. All five markers were eight. physical contact. Westi n Oiviiian College. This will be followed by Dallas 10. Houston 0 b" rung up at the charity line as 20 Los 20. A driving one-hander by games with Eckert and &iison s Ir0fa 17 freshman guard, Jim McIntyre, 73. Denver Oakland The second half opened up Burns cut the margin to 79-76 before they return home on Denver Kin City 4 7 0 164 193 235 San Francisco 77, Atlanta 0 accounted for three and Chip like the game was going to be a with over five and a half Thursday, Dec. Diego 3 $ 0 .773 153 737 5, to meet Sin Monday's Game Noe added the other two. rou t w hen Seminole lan off 14 minutes toy but Palm Beach Rolli ns junior verslty with Cof%firenc Pittsburgh at New Orleans, N a At the 16:56 mark, the Pacers straight points to take a 59.35 could get no closer as the fresh. starting time Eastern 2 of 7:30 p.m. W L T Pct. PF PA V Denver at S Louis 9 7 0 $11 216 173 Washington at Dallas , - By HERSCHEL NISSENSON tars' vote and 42-21 over South. Texas A&IIrI on Fruiay. yarder early in the third bing for the injur ed Wayne Michigan State whomped AP Sports Writer ern Cal in the Rose Bowl. Stanford upended No. 19 Call- quarter. "it may be the Bullock Tom Clements and Iowa as Charlie Baggett scared Psst Have you heard Ohio The Pacif4.8 Conference (mm 22-20 on Mike Langford's greatest thing I ever do," said Frank Allocco. Meanwhile, the three touchdowns and passed State's going to the Rose Bowl doesn't need any such silliness 50-yard field goal at the final the Czechoslovakian-born defense held Air Force to two for two more. The Spartans again? to decide Ohio State's Rose gun while the other teams in the place)dcker. yards net rushing —90 gained, wound up 74-1 for their best That was the outcome of this Bowl opponent. It will be South- Second Ten — No. 12 Miami of Then, with 16 seconds left in 88 lost and handed the Fal. season since 1966 and Coach year's performance of I've Got ern California. Isn't it always? Ohio, No. 13 North Carolina the game, Michigan's Mike colt, their first shutout since Denny Stolz said that would The eighth-ranked Trojans State, No. 17 Texas, No. 18 Pitt Iantry missed a 33-yard at. 1967. A Secret by the Big Ten athletic make it "a little wanner this is saw to it that they'll be In and No. 20 Florida — have eldirectors, a procedure which winter." "Hey, ose we're in the tempt that would have won it becoming almost as traditional Pasadena to meet t he Buckeyes thei' finished their regular sea- for the Wolverines. I3osel, Southe rn Cal quarterReggie Cherry gained 168 and controversial as the annual on New Year's Day for the third sons or were not scheduled. Top-ranked Oklahoma trailed back Pat Haden exclaimed yards and scored twice and c-i forwards and not have., center. works for December as it looks like the final month inii.ht he thc b t one of the year for boximi. Dcc. 2 d / team. eopardize his eligibility in the Olympic games and petition....Many interesting bouts are in the LOCUST VALLEY, N.Y. (AP) Marjorie Logan G Gen. gler, the top-ranked women's tennis player in th e East het year, and Stan Smith, lo:-nicr U.S. Open singles champion and 1972 Wimbledon champion, wer e married Sat urday at St. John's of Latingtown Episcopal Church. Mrs. Smith, a 1973 graduate of Princeton University, was captain of its women's tennis team in1972. Her husband, a 1969 graduate of th e University of South ern California, Is a former member of the U.S. Davis Cup - ' Sloan said he will play three other form of international corn- mum -.-. programs are illegal. Any amateur boxer appearing on a card with professional boxers will any • . -- they -.. . There are four divisions planned with the possibility of more being added. Orlando falls in the group II slot along with Balitrnore, Washington, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. At present, the other divisions will be made up as follows: Division I will consist of Boston, Montreal, Harford, Providence and Portland Division I! has Chicago, Delaware Valley (Philadelphia area); Buffalo-Niagara Falls, Minneapolis and Trenton. The fourth division will be made up of Albuquerque, Houston, Oakland and San Jose Or!añdo's Pete Ashlock will have something to do either directly or indirectly with three of the franchises, Orlando, Houston and Albuquerque Each team will have ten fighters on it and five more on the taxi squad. They will be salaried and also get a percentage of the gate. Arrangements have been made to fly the teams via United Air - Stan Smith Marries I • . - APOPKA, Fla. (AP) — Runner -u made a special point of congratulatin p JoAnn Prentice Blalock for her 16,00 sudden death victory in theg Jane Lady Errol Golf Classic, "I want to shake hands with Jane," said Miss Prentice after her opponent tapped in the winning 15-foot putt Sunday on the first hole of the playoff in the Ladies Profession Golf Association event Miss Prentice was referring to her own oversight after she won the Dinah Shore toumament earlier this year and failed to shake hands with Miss Blalock. "Actually, we're good friends," said Miss Blalock, who came within a bogey of winning the tournament in regular play. Will Tie In Local Promoter r- - - Blalock Takes Lady Errol New World Team, Boxing League -- --- SPORTS GuessWhosGoing To Rose Bowl Monday, Nov. 25,1974-8A LEE GEIGER -. . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF Information on the new World Team Boxing League has been hard to come by. I have not received any word on who will represent the Orlando franchise when the league kicks off on January 18, 1975 but I have been able to get some other statistics which I can pass along at this time. Presently it looks like 18 franchises will represent North America with the possibility of that figure swelling to 30 or more by January. Cities like Denver, Toronto, Omaha and Vancouver have shown great interest but have not come up with the $25,000 necessary to be in at the start of this revolutionary idea in boxing December 1, is the deadline for anyone who wishes to get a franchise and he in on the first year -- . &a iOn' & alignment correction o increase lire mileage and Impro stertng safely • Precision Complete anaIsis equipment used by trained professionals • Includes sorre import cas - parts eitfa only if needed Datsun. Toyota. VW $3495 ENGINE TUNE•UP . With electronic c4ulprnrnt (hit prof*iwn..I-. your engine, installing new points, plugs & Iinr-tur,e rdcn,,r IN helps maintain a smooth running engine for masimum Lie mileage S Include, Da?un, Toota, V%V BRAKE OVERHAUL Our prksiiunaI $5495 Add$4fot8 cit. $2 for air corud. 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VAN BLI(EN telligently, says the American able gives you better borrowing usually in monthly instalments, don't pay what's due on your the interest he's paying you on the interest on a straight, unseBankers Association ABA), leverage and saves you some off Installment credit Is usually card in 30 days, the bank will your savings account. The bank cured installment loan. can help you survive inflation. your beleaguered dollars. less expensive than revolving cha rge you I or P,,, per cent per takes pommsion of your pasIf you are young, starting Banks don't all charge the ; DEAR READERS: If you want to treat your family to a Two types of bank consumer credit because once the Initial month, or up to 18 per cent per shook but you can still with- your first job or have no credit :marvelous dessert for Thanksgiving, this column Is for you. SIIIC interest rates. They vary loans are installment (single paperwork is completed, the year. That's why cards should draw any amount Over and rating, talk to your loan officer greatly depending on how inuch purpose) loans. ;in(] revolving vost of administering an in. be used for the smaller pur- above the sum you have bor- about getting a loan with a coherwise, skip DEAR ABBY today. Nearly 15 years ago, I was honored at a dinner party at the money the bank has available (open end loans such as credit stailment loan is less. The an- chases that you can pay back rowed. 4t signer - a friend or relative • oust percentage rate for this rapidly. tmoenix Hotel In Lexington, Kentucky. Pecan pie was served for to lend, state usury laws imnd cards. Many banks provide over- who has good credit and is will. Installment loans are the old- type of loan today is about 9 to If you have a savings account draft checking services. The ing to sign the loan with you. 'Oessert. But what pecan pie! Never had I tasted anything so co"'pelitiollBank loan officers say people est and most common type of 12 per cent, depending on the you can use your passbook as plan is advertised as "nobounce But, if you fail on the payments, .'delicious. After dinner I went to the kitchen to congratulate the "ho pay the higlwst interest consumer bank loaris. With length of time you take the loan collateral to get a loan. Your checking," '*advance reserve" your co-signer is totally and ,pstry chef. Ile was so pleased, he gave me the recipe. rates are often victuiis of their theni you borrow a pre- and the bank's lending policies, banker will lend you any or "ready-credit," but they all legally responsible for the I tried it at home. Mine was every bit as good as his And it Ofl apathy. This attitude, says dvteriiiiped amount of money fwas so easy to make that I wrote and asked permission to share Credit cards are actually loan amount up to the total in your mean the same thing. The bank money. the ABA, is short-sighted and and agree to pay it back, plus devices. Everyone's bank savings account. By federal law, reviews your credit worthiness ::u recipe with my readers. lie cooperated, and I published it. Until five years ago, figuring Notes came by the thousands saying, "That was the best to determine how much credit the interest rate on consumer pecan pie my family has ever tasted." So here is the recipe: you should have. Then, when loans was a mathematie:il . -, • , .. you need a loan, you JlLst write il nightmare virtually behonti the .•- . : • KENTUCKY PECAN PIE ' regular (.he(.k even if It's for grasp of the average borrower AA j -' more than you have in your Borrowers were confused and cup hlte corn syrup 4 account The bank honors the often selected a loan arrange 1 cup dark brown sugar : -L ' overdraft UI) to the ceiling of iiient that wasn't their best bar:1-3 teaspoon salt your cre1it line. For this ser gain. 14 cup melted butter (or margarine) , -. 'dCC you pay about 1 per cent • I . flm4n, in 1969, the Federal 1 teaspoon vanilla , interest per month, Truth-in-Lending Law was 3 vihole eggs (slightly beaten) An unsecured loan is based on passed, which erased the amr-- -, . :1. heaping cup shelled ihole pecans your good credit history and biguity about interest rates and 1. your promise to pay. To keep made the system clear enough . • Combine syrup, sugar, salt. butter, vanilla mix well. Add , your interest rate down, ask for any borrower to understand. . -, siighUy beaten eggs. Pour Into a 9 Inch UNBAKED pie . your banker about a secured This law requires banks, and Sprinkle pecans over all. Bake in pre-heated 350 degree oven for . loan, using real property, life all other lending institutions, to :approximately 45 minutes, When cool, you may top with whipped . • - , -''' -insurance or securities as colla- state -orally and in writing cream orire cream.. .but nothing tops this! .- 'teral. Most banks. for example. before credit is extended, the ..--j • / You don't care for pecan pie? Too rich? Well, here's an -: -will lend you about half the actual annual percentage rate L alternative for you. If you like cheese cake, you'll love this. It's Ii: •current market value of your being charged, the total finance , 7". ' - ' .-.'. ; super. But requires a spring form pan stocks and bonds You may get charge in dollars and cents, and I I R uptol5 per cent on certain blue any pre-payment penalty or ABBY'S CHEESECAKE chips. The banks hold your rebate if you choose to pay your VJL .- ,.•, . stocks, but you still get the loan off early. "f • -, -' •!'I 'Crust: l4 cup powdered sugar '•-=t -. ..-. •..• --': J'icupsgrahain cracker crumbs p,,1 :,.-! ' pound butter or margarine Melt butter and add to graham cracker crumbs and sugar. .Line the bottom ofa spring form pan, packing firmly. 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Men's CPO Jackets Reduced. historical event(s) prominent in the history of DEAR P011 V - Ilow can one remote rubber designs that Orig. 19.95 .......................NOW c I Acrylic Blend in Bright Plaids. Sanford and-or Seminole County, Fla. Limited / ,a.e o, 2 Only . . . Vinyl Sofa-Bed. were put in a bathtub to prevent slipping? Mine are yellow and Orig. 13.98 .......................NOW 999 scenery, lighting, and costume is suggested. 3 Only . . . DayDigital tscolored.No one seems to know the answer. -MIS.O.T. -Date Clock AM/079 Special Buy '229 4. Scripts, submitted in English, typewritten and 50 Only... Women's Dresses Reduced. \\hI FM Radio Reduced. DEAR POLI.Y My Pt Peeve concerns our staff of life. What )A 88 bound, must be accompanied by a master sheet Junior, Misses and 2 Sizes. that modern bakers Orig. $4.95 .......................NOW f L# happening to our bread? It seems to Including the Following: 10 Only . . . Light Fixtures Reduced. have "refined" bread beyond any semblance of what it should 1/2 price Name of play . \\ Now Chandeliers, Sconces, and Outdoor r used to he. I am really angry about this and find it almost Name, address, and phone number of d nly 80 Only . . . Girls' Dresses Reduced. Disposable Bibs Reduced. iApossibIe to believe there is any nutritional value left in it. playwright Orig. . Holiday Fashions ' ato;9.99 . . Sizes ito 41, 3 to 6X Date submitted '6 price Lately I find it is not baked to its full capacity as the slices are and 7 to 14. Short synopsis, resume, or description of play the smell is so strong. I challenge Nationally Advertised idly shaped and the yeast List of characters including a short description Brand Name Men's Fashions give us a less "refined" and a fully baked bread. hikers to of each. Including age, sex, and personal ')çOJ flO/ FdAw •, Jt MJtS.J.G.N., a burned-up housewife. e' SHOWER HONORS ANN SMITH characteristics a , v • v , u Statement by playwright that script has not T)EAR POLLY I am a square dancer and starch my nylon net Sport Coats Ann Smith (left), who becomes the bride of David Pawling previously been published. (It is suggested that 'thcoat.s with one cup of Epsom salts added to a quart of By Deansgate, Palm Beach guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal Bryant, Dec. 7, script be copyrighted or registered by this is perfect and might be just the answer for Joan who wants to 200 Only... Fashion Fabric Reduced. 58. and Johnny Carson playwright) 22 at the Oak Avenue, Sanford, home of Miss Carla shower Nov. 60" Wide in 100 Pct. Polyester and her nylon lace tablecloth, tJ bod y Req. $75 Now $30 Jarrell (right). Mrs. Joe Jarrell assisted her daughter serving her Pet 5. No manuscript will be returned unless ac Assorted Sportswear Fabric. 83 My gr(etings to Mim as I am with her Reg. 580-585 Now $40 the 20 guests. and entertaining companieci by a self-addressed, stamped en old-fashioned rough nice to find those NOW Peeve.. I have been trying velope. Although every care will be taken of the hith towels for years. - WINIPAT. 200 Only.. .Towels Reduced. plays submitted, the Bicentennial Committee of Men's Suits DEAR P01.11? - and Joan who wants to add body to her nylon Bath Towels SMCA cannot assume responsibility for loss, 1 44 By Palm Beach and Iqce tablecloth A friend had this problem with her nylon ruffled Orig 10279 NOW -1/ damage or return. .1 Deansgate irtains and read that powdered milk would do it. She has been Face Towels 6. The winning play or plays may be produced as Men's Qiana I! Req. $95 NowSSO A special noontime per- Choir under Dr. Edward lLIfl)' this for some time and likes it. little bits of the dry milk are Oriq. to 1.50 FRI • NOWOQ part of the bkentennial celebration May, 1916 forrnancv of Handel's Messiah liotaling. The performance, left but they are so small the)' really do nothow. Try different Wash Cloth Each playwright agrees to waive royalty -U Hart Shaffner . will be presented Dec. 5 In the which Is free to the public, will dress shirts amounts of milk and water until the desired consistency Is Orig. to99c ..• .. Now,541, payment for winning play(s) produced in this & Marx Suits Engineering Auditorium, feature eight student soloists acquired. -HELEN. regard. All production expenses will be paid by Peg. $145 Now $40 Select Group: the Technological from the 51-member choir. Florida My husband thoroughly dislikes painting DEAR POLLY the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, Shorts, Regulars 300 Only.. . Girls' Nylon Pant Sots. Long new plan the house has University, by the University M1 "tenor of our house However, with our NOW A 99 7. The following prizes will be awarded: Coats Longs In Florida Technological Sleeve Stripe Tops and Matching Solid Jamar and Munsingwear looked nicer and he does not fuss as much about doing the ' ver Suits Also First Prize ..........................$100.00 and Bottoms. University ' ent Slax Values inting. Only one side is painted each year and It always looks Ilk Broken Sizes s1d ierY?:; Second Prize .......................S 75.00 Sites 3 to 6X' phonlc Band will Peg. $25 $28.50 Now $14.95 and Color's. 1 88 Prize .........................$ 50.00 Third 009.2."............ first concert of the year under rocketing (what • NOWJ prices sky With shortening ' "0! I V All prize's will be accompanied by a plaque corn Solids Zeta Xl C'h.aptcr, Beta Sigma the direction of Robert L. I w herever I can When I have used the shortening in memorating the event ii t1 ALTERATIONS FREE AS USUAL Size 7 to 14 and Stripes Phi, recently enjoyed a llarrison,Dec. lat8pm.Lnthe r iece 88 ik;can save the tin. Orig,3. .......................NDW I e pan and covered dish dinner at the home Village Center Assemply -1 *" waxcd paper, rub around Inside the can, grease th Sizes East Room. The program will of Glenda Smith waste with 30 Only • • . Infants Hot Trays. Keeps IV-4 17 then save the tin and paper until the next baking. No consist of music by William Woodland Drive, Sanford, tthe or from paper having too much / Seminole Mutual Concert Assoc. 'I Baby's Food Warm Through Feeding. ortening clinging ets to tin sating Choose from a large assortment C ----.=. followed by a program on Schuman, Dimitri Kabalevsky, CAROI.E. Orig. 1.29 .. Oortening on it. 204 Crystal View Drive, Sanford of Men's, Women's and Children's ...........NOW66 set such a tin on a low flame or even the beauty and grooming. Entitled Norman Dello JOiO, Carlos I rist Watches, DEAR NOW 1/2 PRICE and Dimitri what shortening clings to the can and The Total You, it was presented Surinach Ph. 322-6511 piwt light on the stove, 205 E. First St. beauty consultant, Shostakovich, and Is free A Community Service Message From The Herald to the this into a small can that is kept In the refrigerator Just by Sanford then Pour "CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a,m. 'til 9 p.m. Mon, thru Sat. Open Sunday 12:30 - 5:30 Pho,,,323-1310 public. Kelly Hamrick. POLL?. for this leftover shortening use. lCelebrate Farm-City Week at Sanford Plaza Penneys. Come out and shop Tuesday and Wednesday wh lie the getting is good. Sp if Sale 1. ecial Save Men's 20% on towels T.B.A. Clearance 1LT' Slacks. OO only... Original plays portraying events prominent in the history of Sanford or Seminole County are solicited for our Bicentennial Contest. :1 001 - - . , v.rstC Sale 2 20 Bath Towel Hand Towel Wash Cloth Sale 1 Sale ' - . • -- apace - Clearance, POLLYS POINTERS Non-Slip Designs Hard To Remove Clearance I ... - • U - me ° in - 1 Now 0 Pre-Christmas SALE - a - water, was to concerning j CLEARANCE FTU Presents - in - Zeta Xi Meets Clearance I menis Store - - 4 * Mail All Entries To Contest: =W �L 2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 • dia' s ports of beatings, rapes and untouchables had drawn water paign to end the segregation. "It is 27 years since India be- group attacks against came free, and It has not touchables. DEOLI VILLAGE, India In all his 70 'ar: changed," said Kishuri Lal, A private opinion poll this tAP) who runs a school for untouch- spring found that one In seven Hindus Because he took a drink of J it,~,ide the houses." Anand is an untouchable, the loltlest rung on a strict Hindu ~(JAJJJ, DISCOUNT COUPON ladder. The homes down the r oad belong to upper caste Hm ,us.o VV bles a crime. = Sol wpuji - 3 TOWELS motts - HUH' no, II 119 3)01 Dr. 170W. Iàibonks Ave, H... 17. 9 3 M&tisnd - 420S Conway Ad. fl 2$ S.. Or.,. *v.. 11111fienter •,. "" . - • 5300 Sav.t 5t Id. CL NABISCO CHOCOLATE 130 Pizza Hash Browns 3 79c 7 OZ 1 C — . -_ bbCACY W !bIDt DflLMJI IT / RIBS + flflc 77 • • • THIGHS DRUMSTICKS. . . . . . BREAST QUARTERS. 1 LEG QUARTERS.... is 89c 79c . . . . . . . . . 17 LBS. & UP / I -- . . low, KRAFT QUART . .. _ - -- 69c 59c Z • -.. - 10 TO Ib 98 C 57,cR,CES . FAME QUALITY W..D BRAND USDA CHOICE REEF egg substitute $toastedEnglisb muffins OUND R ] i.ut ureen T GUSTAFSON STEAK SIRLOIN STEAK Heat margarine in a 10-Inch skillet over low heat. Add th.olesternWree egg substitute. Begintostirwbenedgesstartto set.Stlronlyoccaslonallyuntil fl A / i2iDYYfl" P . ' Oil SAVE 81 SWIFTS PREMIUM HOSTESS ROUND PICNICS CANNED SAVE Ai WHOLE • f' N 1 LB. CAN W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE 811F PORTERHOUSE OR W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF T=BONE STEAKS SAVE $ 78 31C CUBED STEAKS SAVE $ 78 21C SAVE 20c W 0 BLAND USDA CHOKE IEU w BRAND USDA '2` 9 CHOICE BEEF muffhu Pour cholesterol-free egg substitute into a heavy 10-inch sitillet. Cover tightly. Hold over very low heat just until firm to the touch, about 15 m in utes. WO BLAND Lean Cube Steak or Ground Round 1.28 - - Pumpkin or Mince - -- so lb. C LIMIT ONE ORE CANNED 4 Tall 9 1OOZ. 33 Marshmallows SCOTT Bold GIANT SIZE • I 45 5 $V149 - 6 C Roll Ham Lnampagnes CW (j - lb. TIN ANDRE'S ccc . • Jumbo Towels r 8C KRAFT MINIATURE WITH ROER EXCLUDING BEER OR CIGARETTES 1LB. — — 'PKG. (QTRS.) C 24 oz. MOHAWK LEAN. TEND ER Evaporated Milk fOod '0 3 lb. Pkg. or More Mrs. Smith's Frozen . 1 lb. t TAB IER ITE OR FAME lb. (1trs. tok4 !~Ikp,t I I —. $13 9 W.D BRAND (TWELVE LI. PKG. SAVE 19, 12 of PKG GLADE A QUICK FROZEN W 0 BRAND PATTIES) 4-ox. Yes. DIXIE DARLING FAMILY BEEF PATTIES COOKED Sliced Ham It A, 0 0 Baking Hens., USDA pimiento . . - 'aelS No Extra Cost We Will Gladly Slice ASTOR BREAD $ 99 CAMPBELL V-8 + 02 FRUIT FRESH Stove Top Dressing FFOZ(N B Cocktail As .... 3 CANS '", $1 Strawberries 2 IONZ1, 89c 37-ou 11-825, C 68c Chicken A, . . 99c Foil . It . At 0 0 63 r___ SAVE . I I 10C and saute 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Blend in flour salt and cufTy powder. 5.1.8. BAG .. COUPON GOOD ONLY AT WINN DIXIF THRU NOV 27 halvcs, with reninin muffin SAVE i . s 048 VALUABLE JAR THRIFTY MAID CUT SWEET ___ KWT FRENCH SALAD Potatoes 2 CANS 88c Dressing a 9 9 At e 2 Helpers ...... 2 pios $1 00 Lemon Juice As 0 a FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. I ___ .*Iid I i •4,.• 12 at, Ott. SANFORD tf. . STAIK 1AIS MRS C 69 SMITH S DI Will miNcl OR 99c Pumpkin Pie a 4, , pit 99C Cool Whip Sour Cream 419 E. FIRST ST. PT 55C 9oz 59C 16 oz. 59 Margarine BREAKSTONE Cream Cheese 12 Stalk 1,29 29 .:ç..""3.' - Srgt;~ G LEE DeLUXE Cre m A' FRESH, CRISP PASCAL bag 59 Tamelos ESCARO.ROMAUIE. Hand 29 Endive 10 lb aho Potatoe s bag c 8FOR Ap les SELECT SU Cucumbers 3 FOR 29c CELLO PAK • Ice 69 BREAKSTONE Red Radishes 3 I FLEISCHMANN 6 oz. + 112 1 b. BREAKSTONE RED OR GOLD DELICIOUS 29c Apples . 0 0 0 0 FARMER BOY Braunschweiger TASTY 79 89 c 49 BIRDSEYE C 8 oz. 3 C %0• V ell 110, A LIMIT ONE WITH 67 60 OR MORE ORDER EXCLUDING BEER OR CIGAREITI*S GOLDEN RIPE U V0 ..... Vi lb. Baked Beans , BAG Cooked Salami FAIRWAY 1b. Celery POTATOES RID 0(lICiOuS a AS 9 a C. c A U S No 1 REGULAR VENT VUE J JUMBO HALtS 88c Celery.. a 69c Corn 89 32 or. oz ,IJ I Cans C lolf if oz. , +'4' ES 55C ¼ lb Muenster Cheese its I Beer6-12 C 18 inch V, /-ft, MEDIUM EGGS .11.. + DOZEN 32-ox. I SC hiItZ Pot C TRM ARE ONE OF • Boiled Ham PlusD.posit 65c lGoz. BAG INSP. OR 'A' FLORIDA ALL WHITE Vollondarn FOR DISHES G 69 PINEBRIEZE USDA MAYONNAIS Mixes i • DELICATESSEN JOHN MORRELL iviuxes Joy Liqu d ORAN FLOUR Limit 4 wl$7.50 cor more purchase excluding cigs. KRAFT Pkg. 39C GEORGIA RED SWEET GOLD MEDAL 0 ,, I I \ SAVE 15c CAN constantly. Simmer I mJ Fold in diced eggs and pimiento; heat through. Serve on toasted English muffin 59c FRESH FLORIDA 1 SAUCE read HEAVY DUTY IJ ARROW ALUMINUM 0 THRIFTY MAID CRANBERRY 46oz. PILLSBURY FRUIT __I 11 19 DOUGLAS WHOLE Cocktail CHICKEN OR CORN BREAD 20. , LOAVES . 8- 16 oz. Bottles LIMIT ONE WITH *7 50 OR MORE ORDER EXCLUDING BEER OR CIGARETTES M"WA large pieces. Cut into unall cubes. Melt margarine In saucepan over medium heaL I ei4tt BUTTER -, 99" LB. BONELESS STEAKS L& Delmonicos o All Meat Stew.. is ,k BONELESS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAK niiao All IL pepper Brmgrmituretoa boil, stirring 303 $ 1 4A Al 2 cups 6olexter6free e" sub0tute ' dwppM "Jay 3r 1?ued!,n CooL Remove from skillet in HAM -— — --- • LB. parsley and teaspoon saIt. Gradually stir in I cup skim milk. Cook over low heat stiffing constanfly, until mixture comes to a boil. tablespoons chopped Potatoes + LAND 01 SUNSHINI $100 — — — tabIesPOOn chopped treshdill weed, 1 tablespoon chopped 3 cups sUrn milk run o FAIRWAY FARMS - 1 GALLON .. SLAB BACON (7 INCH CUT) MILK SAVE 61C . W-D BRAND SMOKED PORK SHOULDIR MUSHROOM SAUCE. Saute pound (abmt 2 cups) sliced musirooms In cup margarine. Blend in 2 tablespoons flour, I powder gi $ 4 Deans • , "-' 'Os. CARNATION 4 servings. t i is. LB. set. For each serving, spoon t4of scrambled efg on a touted muffinhalf. Generously spoon mushrwrn sauce over eggs. Serve with remaining muffin half and broiled tomato. Nfakes "' I 303 ABLE Sweet 49 ' Mushroom Sauce 16 oz. FAME QUALITY W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF TOP ROUND OR tr .-' $ 2 79c Fruit Cocktail low 1-3rd cup flow I teas osalt I tempm curry 3 Cranberry Sauce $ 49 lb WHOLE HAM si Boneless Hams FAIRWAY FARMS U.S.D.A. INSPECTED WESTERN BEEF ! Is HORMEL CURE 81 roll to 'LIMiTONfWITI ,7O OR MORE ORDER EXCLUDING BEER OR CIGARETTES FAME QUALITY 4 teaspoons margarine NOT Sausage WHOLE 98 Ih GREAT FOR STUFFING LYXES WHOLE HOG MILD Ham or Bacon GOOD MON. NOV. 25 THRU WED. NOV, 27 53c b, BUTT OR SHANK CUT WILlIAMSBURG COUNTRY - 10 to 17 Ibs. H am 48c Pork Hams DRY CURED NOW Turkeys . Ground Chuck N3?t .-------- YOUNG HEN EXTRA LEAN ffte FOLGERS 1-lb. CAN THANKSGIVING DAY ....'. LB. 1 TENDER . ,_J =- Roasting Chickens ALL STORES CLOSED ' are made with dwlestffol-fr" egg substitutes and skim miJk. SCRAMBLED EGGS WITH MUSHROOMSAUCE '. - — . ';' — )\ C LIMIT ONE WITH 60 on MORE ORDER EXCLUDING BEER AND CIGARETTES ASSORTED DINNERTreat ROLLS DECORATED CAKES Call Your Orders I't' - 89 11-39 Thanksgiving I ' GEORGIA GRADE A FRESH V 41 I . FOR u lb . A- 79 Ma DECORATED Cup Cakes GOLDEN I ., lIII.__ 17 to 22 I WINP4DIXSTOIIS INC COPTRtGI4T t97i I - iL .1 . lb Pledge v - $ 2 OZ Glade R EGULAR OR LEMON Elf I'[0 . .. , - •- AIR FRESHENER 12 Pinwheels CAL -".I - ___ ORE IDA SHREDDED 59c ea. 1 1.19 LARGE 10 INCH PIES ON SPECIAL ORDER . . ., 4 *116 ____ - 1,29 - OSED ' SO. Ots.*. Ave. Pm, C.ifl. lilt GRADE "A" TURKEY PARTS Apple p10 - Fruit THANKSGIVING HEINZ SWEET PUMpI(,N or MINCE * MARKETS - STYLE DEEP DISH / a - .j. •, OUR o" - - Mixed Pickles "oz Reserve \ FAIRWAY LAMORETC14 FROZEN a.pa I YOU HORMEL FRESH By AILEEN CLAIRE NEA FoodEditor Brunches are very popular during the holidays. Those who enjoy ea ting but must watch their cholesterol count wo,,'tbe left out thIs year. They can eat such treats as special egg dishes, muffins, French toast, cakesandpancakeswhen these 1TA.MERIcA/c& L..... ... " 11100 1 C \ ______ ' VflhIRIf' Tflhl NG TOM - ". \ t' -' pots that were for years the 1 I . - THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50 -. . . , BAKERY A "I CREAM - "'\ Juuim I -, FROM -, PIES HOUSE OF RAEFORD U.S.D.A. INSPECTED GRADE A / . W-D BRAND GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN BROAD BREASTED YOUNG - 10 LBS. A UP on ICE. U0N GOOD FOR 70' REDI=BASTED ei ht SUP1111RAND COUPON GOOD 1111410 NOW It - BACON DISCOUNT COUPON l(1WJ((1(1 SLICED R 50, ??ODlis 2, !'L? E D ' ISCOUN' T-C-0UPON 1HIM( ~ % .. o r . t- / / . fix broken lamps. the Indian Constitution, which ca ers — untouchables for dirty ment complained recently that W teacher smashed the ear. DeoU VilIage. He believes his I Brunch 2 tim 4 from an upper caste well when water, the teacher caned him Tanwar's job makes him a lo. abolished untouchability for In. work, Their jots Included retheir own went dry. A 1955 law makes dI.s- moving carcasses of dead ant. on the hands and buttocks. cat success story and he heads Several members of parlal. Jhen, to make the lesson clear, the untoucha ble association of crtmlna tion against untoucha, mats and emptying chamber (,W1(JJt KLEENEX Watchers + Evening Ha id, Sa,.,J, I . 1 (0,01,oft 4000 Islow Now 3F — -- ' villages surveyed had cx• such attacks are increasing, thenware water jug to make generation can force better retered the homes at the other end able children in New Delhi. The caste system stems from only plumbing — and still are in 'Outside there is a show, but perienced group violen ce by pa rticularly In backwater vii. swç upper caste of his village. children would latlons wi th high castes and sacred Hindu scriptures (fl*J. some backward towns. No, not inside," he said."! go along the road, but not dtLi, his rebgious, social and eeonoinic betters. Their closed doors iflustrate ed incntprejuthcestill poisonIng human relations across In. - Caste System Suives Despite Constitution despite a government earn- ancient Hindu laws. - - PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY ____ ,,, EDITOR'S NOTE—India', touchability Was abolished by Inside things have not changed domlnthit castes against unlages where local adminis. not drink from a vessel defiled looks forward to an easier life tng society Into Brahmins f constitution abolished un- the Indian constitution, much. Old people are unable to touchables. (ration Is weak. priestly and educational work, by the lips of an 8-year-old un. for his five-year-old son. touchabtilty, but discrimination Despite thousands of pious get out of the rut. It is for the ha ble. The trend wus driven home to touc "We are all united now," he warriors for defense, met. In one documented CS in by upper caste Hindus con- worth from government offi. young to build a new order." Nafe Singh Tanwar 28 years told a recent visitor. "If any. chants for Commerce, and tinues. fl!I1ons of untouchables dais and a set of special laws, Upper caste Hindus often en Gujarat state, two Ufl' ago when he first entered a It is perhaps a gauge of prog. thing happens, we can put up a peasants for agriculture. have mental jobs, live in the 8O million untouchables con- force their centuries-old domi. touchables were killed wi th classroom wi ress that Tanwar, a 35-year-old fight. upper c th te as Th e law Is wi th us." segregated pockets and draw tinue to suffer the vicious ills, nation wi th violence. Indian s pears and staffs by a mob of childr en in is village 15 miles electrician, now regularly enBelow all four categories th caste Hindus enraged because water from separate crirnination assigned them by newspapers carry frequent t the homes of upper caste The basic law is Article 17 of from New Delhi. me noncaste common Iabo. Dharma Anand has never en. - . . In - SPEC$AL...BOATRIJN Reg lb ROCK SHRIMP 5 139 lb . PARTY TIME NEPTUNE COOKED Jumbo Shrimp Ib -5-98 lb. Apalachicola Oysters Claw Crab Meat RED EMPEROR Grapes bL 29c PT lCAb 41s 3.98 '13.9 8 1 1.98 Fresh Whole Flounder '2.98 1b 6 9, Frash Spanish Mackerel lb 6 9' Fresh Water Nile Perch lb 6 9' Fresh Whole Mullet lb 29' nw,-- , '- �,'-EveningHer&d, Sanford. Fl. Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 Japan's Prosperity Never Reached Its 'Invisible Race' X, If WE ACCEPT to FOOD OD I Sj By BARRY SHLAC ER Associated Press Writer 17tIml Buraku. V . P. F IWA It= Publ,;, 1p~ fit iri Wine few ____ Japanese admit still - ,UND The ghettos are found in western and southern Japan, in prosperous industrial cities q.rg'al TJ ERE 65 ECONO -WESTE N BEEF , S OLIN io 10 "I I \ 19 SAVE 3O 19 lbs. V V AND UP ' LB. SWIFT'S PREMIUM "DEEP BASTED" ' LB. 141 I L1DMLL TURKEYS B La . / or woven goods. They are I Ind- TO 14 nST i:Oti BS O$ Llf 16 lb & "SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED TENDER "full of filth," the Burakurnin are descendants of people Involved in trades deemed "im. ,. pure" centuries ago because of social and religious conventions. Thiese trades included leatherworking and basket. weaving. Forced to dwell for gener- SMOKE secii,iesignatei wurici . , .ucui.. -'., ' --- I Lz Tu 12 call 39c ..-. Old I.ibi.ø.d S...th and SpIcy. 3e.I Phil. 89, Pumpkin Pie ,.•,• e ? 79 . . . . . . • zesty Fleverod vile '791 9 i.e Cut Corn ............. ' ;p.ap Wh £1..d,. Iiid I,•a • r•'- P•• vills.*et tresee 1-011, 9*9 Peppers. Parsley and Watercress I' -- -- Drink ........ M, tth. 0.-I44 lo o s e. th'.dd.d Hash Brown Potatoes ... Escarole, Romaine. Boston, Lent, Bib Lettuce, Cucumbers. USDA GRA DE - Breakfast Pumpkin Custard Pie Celery, Carrots. Green Onions, Red and White Radishes. Endive. p., lb UT 7 9c I! L. Cranberry Doiugnt.. 49c , Marshmallow Do Delight p.lb.69 Ile French WEO • - of -- '1 .. c.. s...a Pepperidge Farm Beans .......... / Bo SWEET PEAS A~ A 17 oz. CAN 9 Cut Egg Nog 99c 46-08. ' 799 gas 29 Sweet Peas ....... - °." "••' Butter I ............. ' - - 59c - - - or ' / \, ll' 1L Nabi sco lia,rs Chocolate Pinwheels .... . -'\ . i ' Brookfield FIRFICT FOR THE NOUIDA A&P CANNED FANCY - 00. Stuffing : ::41c SAVE 8O PER LB. IB ,,,, 1 N BEEF FAK 6 -SAVE 11111110-- 1- 4 PER OF SHANK PORTION 1 We Have A Fine Assortment Of ',--'•" DELMONIC0 I' D I . For Your Salad And Relish Trays - C04*000 che,461610 Chip of C C. 11149118 LB. ' FiRn 6Fvyn Fed PpX: 4S#j QUIC Serves 1 - People S2- 15 Ir P UP LB. lag it increasingly difficult to compete with the efficient modera plants nearby. Once called "Eta," meaning FROM YOUR FRIENDS ATA&P 4 '.i ._ I - :dIJ1 8 t 10 lb. Cooked Turkey 4 lbs Dressing (your choice) 1 qt. Giblet Gravy 1 pint of Cranberry Relish 4 _. DINNER TURKEY r.r 108J . 6P Govil RUN fill - 11111111109CIto. '. : i1I"ti S 2" • OA -P IITTrhbII I '.q q R - i'?/4• 1 1L1 Eggs _______ OPEN UNTIL 9 PM WED. NOV. 27th CLOSED ALL DAY THURS. NOV. 28th TURKEY LB AVG. lo • R - average Japaneseand escape the bafflers of perjudice. The men oflzumiBuraku are forced to eke out lives as day laborers, usually with gaps between jobs. Others are "four-and-a-halfmat" manufacturers, running cramped home workships whh turn out ume jewelry STORE HOURS .( Fla. Or. "A" Large / Ala U.S.D.A. GRADE ' A " QUICK FROZEN TENDER such as IrumL Some B akumin have fled to Tokyuorwhere they are able to pm as .. Bread 4 FOO D PS and ostracized. $169 fifth clue IM orangedce flreak,atl Club - -rj1 IT . # I _____ E CEPT deprived of basic civil rights in ' ITffiJIlkJ1z.JJl uxists, although there are three million Burakumin in Japan. .%lost live as do the people in the ations • I .j Mogan David I spools are outcasts. They are depp' Beer Al d 79c 0 ____________ )ourntunbLegsius Limit 8 Pak Red, While I Blue 1201. 6 cans 99 imit 4 . tiouses and foul-smelling ces. 25, Prices Ef'fective Monday q Nov. 25th Thru Wednesday Nov. 27th, 1974. Closed Thursday For Holiday ..... &ttksf 16 I 'people of the illnge" They represent a social prob- da I . The 10,000 residents of the 1cm '!& 3 Coke A Nov. Monday, 40 EDITOR'S NOTE-Bur- villages apart from the rest of or marriage. Two anthropolog- l3uraku and a spokesman for A recent government report an occupation or an area in aku. Before It reached neigh- aged and public housing In the kkumIn descendants of trades the population, a cordon of 1g. IsIs who studied the Burakumin the community. admitted that much of the on. which to live. Burakumin are borhoods all around us but we country's Buraku ghettos. In Sakai City, several miles ::Jeemed "Impure" In feudal norance has been built up in the and the prejudice they face call "They don't tell us it's be- dent discrimination remains deprived of many educational still had to use wells. Of course, Jmes, are still outcasts in mod- population around them, them "Japan's invisible race." cause we are Burakumin, but intact, opportunities, the report added, we don't get city gas like the from Izumi, furturistic split. level public housing projects a). ern Japan. Opportunities for reinforcing the discrimination. But Sakai says living condi. rest." 'Very few high school gradu. that's always the reason," he The report said Burakumin The Japanese government is ready have risen next to the ho. jobs and education are denied Although racially and cultur- ates from here Can join large said. "We're told something are not guaranteed freedoms tions are gradually Improving them. They continue to live in ally no different from other companies as regular, full-time like - 'You live too far from the the rest of the population of 107 in Izumi Buraku. spending $141 million this year bela, producing a sharp % illages apart, and some nath- Japanese, they are in the eyes employes," said Kenkichi factory' or 'You should go to a million takes for granted - the build sewers, roads, public t.rast, and, for Burakumin, a "Nine years ago the city beropologlats have called them of many unfit for employment Sakai, 51, a resident of Izumi batter company." right to freely choose a spouse, gan piping water into the bur. bath houses, centers for the new sense of hope. "Japan's invisible race." pan's much touted postwar eco. nomic miracle never made it to P-I. ,L'l:rIa, Sanford, . Wild Rice Mix .......... 'Sliced Peaches ......... 59C ASP EVAPORATED lkb@a ia IAAA I,,' -- iLl AA Tiplam Prof"" Pr 0'.r en -. S.d..d -- fr..t, T.,fy $S..d..d U Carolina Oysters Suppose a policeman jumps into the back seat of your automobile and shouts: "Follow that car" Are you obliged to obey? Generally speaking, you are indeed. Under the ancient "hue and cry" doctrines of the common law, an officer may commandeer any vehicle that he reeds to catch afleeing felon. p Florida Shrimp • . ••••• Stove Top Stuffin ' Si.. U SAYS I2i. Os... Spray SAVI 29 (S0 ...... ' 49 'S. ...•..... Tomato Ketchup V.a$ll., Cb.(.l.t. ., IIht Ch...l.. •• •----Pills - F ro ___ L A eviComw DWI 01 W 111190 0 Instant Coffee 99c ••••• 04000 !lett !ears ": 45c ;' 9303 '.5 Green Bean StWIf.d M.ui a, P.. Q,... ••• s Olives SAYS It, C.l.. lusty U.I. U.S. C U.S. C bil. N.w l.l..d I__ I (j ' ' ' ' S I I Mclntosn Appues . • • • • • 3 ,' U.S fancy. Tu.4.r Il.n,d. Swift's preleiven o*Teroofteal-la spotted shipped. 0yitk-Fr61*0. 1064.. UIOA Or.d. A 89 Ducklings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O.,.,.w'.it.lasp.tt,d Shlpp.d. o.i,k.".s... S,iu. USDA Swift's 0,.d. Tasty Capons . . . . . . . . . . • 99c P1wIu.1. 0 S N.Idshln. 89 , •,•....•,•• S.r*s Smoked Sausage I.,,,., or All Oscar Mayer Wieners ced acon 'I1''" 5mb P.,b Ih..ld.n Ilud. l.st.a 1' • I I I I I lb. . . I lb ,,. 99 0,,0.. I,aa - D.kI... I.... 1aIf& Half Cream .......... ' 'S 4C C - $i..,u. iai.i Sharp Cheddar ......... IPS ............ , '" 89' 45' Z.,,y. U S a Florida S...t Jl wily (j.bu4$si1•) Navel Oranges -- ery u s lI.id. Wbl. el ____ .v . . . . . . . Cheddar .......... Ak, ---•-I. • ' , MIX OR STICKS 11-01. plig. C . .5 'f (- 39 ' ''"---'" Swift Pr.mlum . . • •• • :.. 231 Cucumbers or 291 Bell Peppers * . . . . . . . . . 2 C...di.a Waned 151 Tasty Rutabagas. . . 9#0 1---- - ::a'k9 SAVE 3O ii4L -- SAVE 2O z ' In r j SAVE 29 PUMPKIWPI UND 1.... I - - I SAVE 28c '• '1 It . "I Visit. eeeneeenfl•ofleeeee__...._. XTRA - 0.i-W".ft*0 lip. 11F41 416 Haftk & Be4 Azd SfJftU Mouthwash . 32-.s ........ . ... uihee THIS AD ... NalrSpray S Green Pool, "Vilves 14-OL 10f I S List.,I..A.ti$IPtit 2' - 'LIIYLHI I(,iTL.1LL I EX TRA B orden's Minted P1.1. Sr With Brandy phiii. 899 PILLSBURY FLOOR-- iJi aL P Il SAVE 50 i_ can ______ 1!I4 GreenStamps W sI ri!i4'GreenStampsII - . P i Bossl.ss connect Hems I i., %.I.d . $.Ii,h Tnuyi. Ir.,h .. EXTRA [IJI]i 1 GreenSfampS 69 ::; 59c , Red Radishes. . - 6 .. 59 c h• 6 I.... I ..'.d*w"I / ln.h lelly lurid. ' : ASSORTED VARIETIES PILLSBURY'S 21flC CAKE MI "S. ski. s wift Froolvin 19 Sliced Bologna e o 94,98* Of. 4 3/51.35 33 "' Bartlett Pears. . . . . . . . . swift Fromi"a. (P6PP*r*Ai. Nord $61401. asses Salami) L!W E•. Pi. PILLSBURY PIE CRUST Piah Seedless Grapefruit - .. .. - D•it$-S•h French Onion Dip........ 1.:: .. - -- - u46C CM : 33c ' 42 bv.ch., p., phg.) Onions 6 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 0 361111% 1103:1110196191110. Blue Cheese ............ ' 49' i r - 1 89 '.'' Fresh Broccoli . . . . . . . . • 4 ______ 59 49c .,,y., $ .... lip. P4.nlh..,t.,n Sour Cream ow* 79 . . . . . . . . S-lb. S's I lath. Hish.ny.%a'.h.d I.a.I.. (3 P*r 29 Smoked Ham • • • •0 a 0 0i. Cep.i..d Z.,y.5l.vInud Pork Sausage 4111111141101111111 066 pi,,. 79 ..Iit.' OI...r Sue 11-lb. 910 Swift's Franks . . . . . ... pii•.99 Pork Roast lb b $... 5.,,0 With Pascal ...........i'.l 44' flqiri- ,. PoleBeans ,1.- 1_llhIl('1i1'1 - •.ts flI9t Ise IF. Mal 1.5W,, Wad. N.. 2r. Itm Cooking Onions. . . . . . • 3 • -- r:q'jui Pillsbury's Cookies Cheese per - .. I'Ufti *0000000000 - Regular Margarine ..... 2:;ds. 89, PUtibw.y'. D.iis'.., ..... Dinner Rolls ............ 59, Ch.c.l.t. Chip. 00 0001, 1.1.1.. P....s I..•, Ch...l. Chip, 1119 1 #6#64611b .. I.d. S,,ai. Cream Cheese ,99t . .. .. . . . . . • • I ' 5-lb. ha, yellow i FWn O -' last.,, w.d.. , s. 99c • • •••• • • • 5 coal to limit quantities 19c Yellow Sweet Corn . . . . . . . . . .10 ' ' _.. I '.ps with isup..) (P1,,, 100 ..u. SAN O'.ia Sw . .. ... Snub. O..vla. c..iy. flC OR SELF-RISING .1 ml. Dried North C..11.. SI Pi FLOUR PLAIN. UNBLEACHED ' - ' Idaho Potatoes ...... 10 ' SAYS 24,. PI.at.,. ,., -. Sweet Potatoes . - IliS- Aec Sweet Relih Co" an 26C '-' 29 . 'I•II•I - ' 1t'Q11 c 9303 RA MLLSBURY ' . lOt. Or... Gloat C,,* Mixed Nuts • We reserve the right y.. ... .. •• Golden C 2 . - ........ SAYS lOt. 0i•a Qi.a$ C,..., Style or Whole Kernel ••• lb. $1 Swift, P,.ale Pr.T.. I..iI.. liii (I.,ll.h CwI 1i.st, 101..) Chuck Shoulder Roast •. . 1' Swift's pre m bam Proton S..I Plate • 5 • • • • • • • I I I S I S lb. SL With H,d..,.d V.5.,.hl. P,.t.i',. 5.11's P,.iw" Ground Beef with H.V.P. lb. 691 -- lO.• i.$i7 is# Orange Relish Swift'. P,..l.. P..Ts. Boneless ', Imperial Oven Roast •••••••, 1AV1 14,, 1 A P . . • • • • • • lb. $1" Ch uck .ua%.e UOUSu I I • I I b. 89c Swift Pn..ds OP 'i SAVI Ilk. Kraft's DAtlews 00000000 Key Club Steak r (7 swift's premigm preltem 116691096 goof 1116004 0 I ________________ t&/,..i ting , • I i _¶i1LLI ." ' - s 1I3.1 c 69c II•IS bit. S . sAY' 14., s.,, 11th, INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sirloin Steak 'NI111i1;11I' l..s. lOt, Libby'. Tomato Juice SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. ,yrws .i - ..... Wb.l. a, Jollied Cranberry Sauce '1" • • ••• • • Chuck Blade Steak As Judge Benjamin Cardozo 'rce put it: "The horse has yielded to the motorcar as an instrument of pursuit and flight. Still, as in the days of Edward I, the citizenry may be called upon to enforce justice, not faintly and with lagging steps but honestly an bravely and with whatever implements and facilities are at hand." You may even be obliged to help In making the actual arrest (at least, say some states, If you are an "able-bodied male over 18 years of age". To refuse, without good reason, could make you . guilty of a misdemeanor. On the other hand, in the event that you do lend a hand, t}e conrntinItv OWPS yfU certain legal benefits in return. For example: Aman was called upon by the sheriff to help in arresting an armed fugitive. In the ensuing unphv, l' uffred a bullet uund an the shoulder. He was therefore entitled, a court ruled afterward, to collect workmen's compensation-just like any county employee In. Jured In the line of duty. In another case, a clerk In a store helped a policeman make an arrest that turned out to he an error. In short order, the clerk found himself facing a damage suit for "false arrest." But the court held him not liable The court said making him pay damages for an inn4cnt mistake, in no way his (" I I- would be shabby thanks from society to a good citizen. . Chlthia., C•ip l...d - 9" Al' THESE LOCATIONS ONlY- Hv WU shopping is a pleasure SANFORD PLAZA 17-92 and Airport Blvd., Sanford EXTRA __ ____ ________________ ' - ----- Comstock Pumpkin SEMINOLE PLAZA Hwy. 17-fl, Casselb.rry ___ ____ ____ - - : mor e s i. k ~ Pie Mix 19-08. too ................. I 0 �- 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Nov. 25, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 54 COOKING 1 STOCK UP EARLY IS FUN' S oil NG THURSDAYp NOVEMBER 28 4 delicious dishes premLse& Or, follow an economic theory — the propensity to consume 01 the natural inclination to . I,7 #, OEM In every day language that means you will spend whatever money you have allocated for food whether you buy expensive items or lower priced items. Put resourcefulness, ingenuity and imagination to work. Plan menus that will uulizeas many uezns;roin the garden as possible. Buy the ineat that is most economical — ba by beef, stewing hens, pork or hams. A check of food ads will quickly reveal - 5 LB CAN PRICES! ' ,\ A itice Dressing will provide WITH POP-UP COOKING THERMOMETER, TAKES GUESSWORK OUT OF ;Ki 17 LEIS & UP the vegetable for the meal. RICE DRESSING (To serve approximately 12 Coarse Grind the Ingredients: 2 lbs. fresh chicken gizzards 4 met size dry onions 6 cloves garlic 5 stalks; celery *A ith .4 4. 1 '- - LB : leaves w LB -. pot, put one cup co Cris and two cups wa ter. Add all a bove ingr edients and bring n a deep ' SWIFT'S BUTTERBAJLL & HONEY SUCKLE TURKEYS ALSO AVAILABLE! af __ provide many servings to make Cbristmas at Mom's a (1*7, .. . S ...• 10 TO ,,- - e-, 3 LB CAN LB Ike 99 16 ______________ LB AVG. to a boil, stirring occasionally. season to taste Mediw 10 TO 16 - AVG. A~%i sunmer for live hours. Cook two cups raw rice until dry and LB ______________ S separate. Mix cooked ingredients. In a large pan put the cooked rice. Add one-half green onions bunch and one-half bunch chopped parsley. Add strained giblet mixture and two raw eg.gs. Stir in the mixture adding giblet juice as needed In order to have a very moist dressing. Add extra salt and pepper because the rice will absorb the seasoning. Put in a shallow pan and bake for 30 mm. at 400 degrees. grains ____________ among the many, to be - remembered. The dish that is *- tter used to make" sfill hasn't been be In every region of th e country, the homecooked meal that is relished, and copied the most times dish. The vegetables meats in these dishes that had g to be used durin were "the things 00 - • • L * S cajun term and good synonym for is a $ ' abundance of Florida fruits and vegetables during the winter. • - EVeryDayLwPrIce MONOGRAM PUMPKIN "LIFORNIA TOMATOES RICE .OR SUPVWN 8 7 BAG EveryDaytowPrlce £veryDayLowPrice £VtryDayLowPrlce PACKER LABEL NIBLETS Pantry Pride PANTRY PRIDE LONG GRAIN PIES hS!yDiyLowPrke 4/11 SWEET POTATOES CUT 30 CORN 1268 VACUUM PACKED *"Oil slablit POTATO CHIPS 5 LB BAG %, 5 6 0 EveryDayLowPdce PURE FYNE TASTE GROUND SLICED BACON BEEF 4 .6 Las PACK • •11!• -*., U.LIUC CveryDayLowPrice PANTRY PRIDE PkAlft OR Slit ml$l*G 794 oz49t EveryDayLowPrlce FLOUR FOOD FAIR I enjoy preparing Supreme. -•• A LLUI GRIFT~N A UP _ The Imaginative cook will FOOD F?;R - 'V * In Uolldn'On the Hameshoe.' Here are three Christmas My menu Ideas. Seme sk Fresh Strawberry Surprise as a fruit I FOOD FAIR • £veryDayLowPrlce I S 0 *•a,'•rM at Florldaalsohasalotofmeatat hand; particularly since the Introduction c baby beef and when hens from egg4a)ing . a IF IT, farms are offered as stewing henL Cajuns cook "at hand" foods deliciously "Creole Style." For Florida's adventure in cooking for Christma, permLaian has been gmated to offer *om scratch" rec4ft right out of • 14 1 "Al hand" * 01 those that were bell peppers !lge - PARK NE TURKEYS ____ , ti 1_J SELF BASTING Ab LOWEST FOOD - Lx. FARMER GRAY BREASTEDTURKEYS A Ai9 IS FUNI By CECILY BROWN SANFORD'S which Is the most economical It H * . U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN BROAD BONELESS hsociaW Press Food Editor Approach Christmas menu planning on Y45Vifl COOKING1 '%D. • AGAR S ALL STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING Monday, Nov. 25,1974-78 veryDayLowPrke UIL I SIAW0,11) GARE 04 SfAwt 0 PKG CHUCK ROAST 0 79! 7 4 LB PIC '.O-THE-CHICK FRYER,I upLos POT COUIIIWAT~000 PACKAGE ROAST 1211 4 T 11 Le PKG. aw i Ige. hen or2 EveryDayLowPrIce "Nuns BE" Park Moulder 04AL F at I F a "At F 1110411 p EveryDayLowPrice BOSTON BLADE MEAT LOAF Mix 3 L8 - £veryDayLowPrke - CHICKEN SUPREME • £VeTYDayLOWPTICe BEEF RIB ROAST L2149 L.98 79~ U.LIII Chicken 100101, $ 79L DRUMSTICKS. THIGHS A BREASTS wITm miss WLS fryers 2 cans mushroom Imp 4-5 onions 1-2 bell pepper% 34 stalks celery Salt and pepper to taste Spaghetti or modles I can pimentos Mack ollve% Almonds 2 cans broth reserved from SURPRISE c. bolling water 1 113 oL) pk& strawbeffybanana flmred gelaUs I T. lemon Jake sbawberries Ibau,halndaM 0 COMPARE! ch Bags • 1 (3 So P4 cmm 4 c. Bob finely chopped Salad Olives unW fluffy and blend a small amount with the aurn cheese. FoW this mixture into whip* gelatin: fold in nuts. first layer and chill until firm. Sauce Pans PACKER LABEL 109s 491 PANTRY P111D, 3 TEFLON I OT. A 2 OT. Flea Collar 1.49 eswially BABY BF” GUMBO 4Lbf.. beef UI0T bed seek bone 3 kite spoons caaking Cook bed meat in peces and -: fry brown If using neck bone fry until brown. Remove meat from cooldng OIL kitchen spoon flour I I bell pepper, chopped I stalk c-clery, cliuppvd oulm tops Salt & pepper I hotI to tute 31$1 15C SCREAMING 31$1 151 1-0z let simmer sluwly UnW meat Is tuider. Sea= to taste. Onion top ind parsky "y be added just berom strving. When serving, put a dasih(km thiu, I,* mmed lk I Flavor Ice I PACKIN LA 13-07. 1 Lime Detergent PANTRY PRIDE at,- 3/65c 79c 31-oz 48C tioulo 37C 48-OZ. Pink Detergent PANTRY PRIDE PANT*Y3 E uow° INAPPIT SWI(I 25 C Roast-NBoast 41$! Yellow Mustard 39C Peanut Butter SM001H I I Oz JAI, 65c P'nut Butter & Jelly' .oz V3C ° PANTRY PRIDE 14 oz 4c 56 4c FANINT JUNE 901 JAIt 24c 48c 88C Insect Spray 16_0z. I Cut Green Beans i Plus Meat Pantry Pride Dinners TNT PANTRY PRID 1S550Z. 4/$I NA • • os I anqyet Pot Pies I French Gr'n Beans 2c Iced Tea Wx VS-OZ, ' 24 4o 01 1,,0zIP4 ou lder Steak Sh 3 1 .?"Z. 4/$1 Chuck Steak PRIDE WITIA INVILO ' Beef Stew 69c C 10C $1" 980 111 691 10, 491 10, Baking Hens L8. 19 Cor'd Bee f Briskets,ONELES $2 21 Beef Patties i Beef For Stew 3$ 149 ITAM FORK • GIVE A GIFT OF FOOO!! U.S.D.A. GRADE A QUICK FROZEN 4 TO 6 L2. AVG.- La. '4' J 2!.OZr 17c BLADE U.S.D.A CHOICE BEEF L LB. U 5 D.A. GRADE A 121 11 Luncheon Loaf 49C 4s 1 LYKIS ienna Sausage "'Oz. 29 106 i Potted Meat 61$1 F00d Gift Certificates '°' SONILES$U.SD.A. CHOICE BEEF - L5. Cornish Hens t,L8. it 61 I GREENDELL CUBED 2.5 LB. PACKAGE BONELESS GROUND $ OR PIECES 2 TO I LSS, - LI, I SMOKED do It "/ HAMS' American SHANK PORTION I I " PANTRY PRIDE 4 PACX le LB iRUMP PORTioN PANTRY MDE e OZ. PKG. i Low Cal Yogurt 78tLB Cottage Cheese , bour Cream 15 OL CUP I I _J Da sy Cheese Spread $1119 LB PANTIRY PRIDE POUND CUP PANTRY PRIDE CENTER CUT Snare Ribs MILD Orange Juice I Kraft Velveeta Box 98, $jig HOOD OTS, • . I %if r 16, - 1 CENTER CUT 99 3 LAS SLICED PANTRY PRIDE SINGLE WRAPPED OZ. PKG. 0 Biscuits Cream Cheese :A, II * 10, Cheese heese Slices 2 1 20 20, ° Ei:' COMPARE! SUGAR CURED LEAN TO OUICK FROZEN AVG. - LB. PAN lay 3185c pas 3129c SA( COMPARE! DAY LOW tip PRICEto sh t JOHN, s Boot 90 69C 49 I Macaroni Dinner '':; ;',Dl 41$! 1 Taco Casserole m-.7CORMICst 5 oz 79C Southern Maid Grits sli 115 75c So uthern Maid Meal s t o. 75c OUR tvt:y Vi' COMPARE! a PXG ' up TO 10, 89d I ly Cheddar (sharp) is good. Bake m preheawd oven = degrees and heat briefly. 230 6' 590 49 0 61 When the aroma of roast pork fills the air, ring the dinner beU and serve the crowd Wffet style with this Cajunstyle Italian salad. C 119 ITALIAN SALAD i 'HAM SLICES 'p. 99, ____ ___ • AVAILABLE AT ALL -1:1 , 1 V *~% TK '. .i. ''1 I(w'. Ii p PANTRY PRIDE STORES. AVAILABLE IN DE NOMINATION% OF $100. 114 ANY OF $5 00 A $10.00 'REDEEMABLE • ________________________________________ • IUIkI_ ..4. 7] I-11 d 41 rhuj1 LJ I t•1• mi4iL.J .• U. S. NOR . •. Da PAHTRY PrIlDr BUCKET PANTRY PRIDE In S mA UL 475 oz 49 I me 4 EveryDayLowPrice EveryDayLowkice Wry Ev DayLowkice __ - REYNOLDS BROWN-14-11AG TURKEY SIZE '2 CT. 494 PANTtiY PRIDE CRAMBER Y SAUCE $ vs ell 3/$ - MT LIBBY PUMPKIN ryDayL FYNE TASTE-fto veryDayl. 0 MARASCHINO FYNE CHERRIU SHORTENING 1601 3/79 10.50, 39 4" BAKE L8$ 3 CA 192 ________________________________________ WHITE POTATOES 10 LB BAG C SWEET AND MELLOW RED Golden Ripe DELICIOUS A AS ________________________________________ BonusBuv ____ ---aNEW CROP I head of lettuce-Wash. dry, cut in bile size pleenand chill thoroughly C. ORDER FORMS ARE loc I lo, spaghetti or noodles in chicken broth - drain. Mix with chicken mixture. R.1pie oU%w and toasted almonds may be added at Us time. Sprinkle generously with grated chem 0 10, V 10, OUR CONVENIENTLY LOCATED STORES stir Boar into an wddq ou celery, stir until sok Place meat again in Pot; add two qwts hot water. If gumbo Is OUR EVERY DAY LOW COMPARE! • ' Pink Detergent 111-10Z. a a OLIVES Sur cmdWay unw gomm SAVE 79c VAPOREnE Fiddle Faddle Yellow Zonkers Orange DrinK Cherry Peppers SAVE 3 It FIXG Try Baby Beef Gumbo as an entree. The baby beef is sulted for this dish because it is very lean meat. • so CtrelDi 29c WO Green Beans Pour boiling water over gelaUn and stir until dLmlvedL AM Unou Juice and COW water and, chill unUl thick but not seet. V" wW drain strawberries. Fold Wawberries and banana sum irAo one cup of the thickened gelaUn and potw into an &Lnch square pan. Chill until set but not firm. Soften crearn Boil chicken unW tender; bone. Cook onions, green pepper and celery in Wesson oil until soft. Add 2 cups mushroom soup, 2 cans chicken broth and boned chicken to vegetable mix, squeeze dry One-third c. Capers, squeezed dry 2 ribs celery chopped Coarse 4 lge bell pepper chopped coam 2 cloves garlic, cho pped C lsniall can anchovies ' c olive oil Greek olives, dry ones olives. 3 LB BAG LB BAG ___ -. . ____ It the man of the house is a lucky hunter, treat the family to C e I " Place first six Ingredients in a bowl, add oil from the can nchovies, YELLOW PPLES „. Italian Olives, DUCK flub inside of duck with salt and pepper. Put onion Inside. Sprinkle duck with dried green onions. Italian seasonings. and a little garlic chips. Place duck on large piece of doubled foil. Pour 14 c. red wine over it. Add pat of butter on top of duck. Wrap duck tightly in foil. Bake �I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _6_,)ftW!ft4 __ LEISURE __ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I 9) , r u at 'i V 9fore . a D Im N __i M E 1~~E = jItic Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 14•335-Cp In re Estate of ROBERT WESLEY AMAIONC, deceased , NOTICE TOCREDITORS To All Creditor's and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Sa i d Estate: - Legal Notice ___________________ MONDAY TONIGHT 'S TV (33) Rat Patrol 11'oo (2. 6, 0) News (24) LilIas, Yoga And You (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,0) Tonight Show (24) Captioned News (44) The Fugitive 11:&s () News 1213 (9) Movie 100 : (2,0) T Tomorrow and GLENNCO CONTRACTING i COMPANY, INC., a Florida corporation, Seminole County Case No. 74.16050. Dated this 19th day of November, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. Btckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Cowl By: Elaine RiCharde Dewy ct ANDREWS. SMATHF.RS, TEPPER L KEMP, P.A. 001 North MagnolIa Avenue Suite 402 Orlando, Florida 303 Attorneys for Plaintiff ov 25. N . Chief Publish: Nov. 25, Dec-7• , IS. 1971 DEN 159 NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. P4011cc is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at ?:W o'clock P.M. on December 9, 1914, to consider the adoption of an or . dinassce by the City of Sanford. Florida, fftlsof which is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 7264 a Franchise Taxes Note in the principal amount of $200.000, maturing ten year's after date, explores the mysteries of such myths as the Abominable bidder for cash, the following described properfy situated in Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Lot It. HOWELL [STATES SUBDIVISION REPLAT, according to th plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1$, Page'sllandlI, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, purs uant to the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered In a case pending in said Court, the style of wttlth is McCAUGHAN MORTGAGE COMPANY, INC.. a Florida Car. Plainti'f, -vs RIVIERA CONTRACTORS LTD. INC., a Florida Corporation, e4 al. BE SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED FROM THE DISTRICT, A Copy shall be available at the office of thi City Clerk for all per. ions desiring to examine itie same. All parties in interest and citizens Shall h1y an Opportunity t be heard at said hearing. By Order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. H. N. Tam,,,, Jr. Almanac 6:25 (2) With This 6:30 (6) Sunrise • Semester Defendants, Joseph M Fitzgerald, P.A, Attorney for Plaintiff 7 Security Trust building 700 Brickell Avenue Miami, Florida 33131 DEN 1 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING, ABANDONING, DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING OF RIGHTS.OF.WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (8) Today In Florida YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE (41) PhIl Donahue 11:30 (2,0) Hollywood Squares 7:00 (2.8) Today (6) News (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Ma yflower 11:55 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail (41) New Zoo Revue 8:30 (9) wonderful hour of musical Americana. Featured tonight is the Preservation Hall Band, which regularly whether or not the County will vacate, abandon. discontinue, close, renounce and disclaim any right of the County and the pubIiIna Florida, title of which is as follows; AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, DEFINING ciJRnIvlcirnac aJn ._ dream and finds wit: THE PREPARATION AND shattered by hostile Indians. All of Rainbow Drive as it appears PRESENTATION 0F g Chakirls and Shirley in Plat of Yankee Lake Terrace as PRELIMINARY PLANS AND Geore ref Anne are featured, in Flat Book ii, Page 71, FINAL PLANS FOR SUBDIVIDING Field GENERAl, TENDENCIES: Maintain steadfastness in your dealings with others and carry through wi th any promises you Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY AND RESUBDIVIDING LANDS AND SUBMITTAL TO THE CITY FILING; REQUIRING MINIMUM IMPROVEMENTS IN SUB DIVISIONS; SPECIFYING MINIMUM DESIGN STANDARDS AND STANDARDS FOR IM (35) (44) 5:30 (2) By: Arthur H. Be-ckwilh, Jr. Joann K. Hare, Deputy Clerk (Seal) DEH.1Si Publish: Nov. 2,5, 1974 PROVEMENTS IN '" JOHN WANE •,N SUB TROL OF CONSRUCTION BY DEH160 __________________________ INSPECTION AND TESTS; "McQ" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE REQUIRING ASSURANCE OF TOWI.IOMIT MAY CONCERN: Pursuan t to Public law nsoo, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SATISFACTORY COMPLETION Section 101 (a) (It. F ed eral Water CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE AND MA INTENANCE OF SUB DIVISION IMPROVEMENTS BY COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pollution Control Act (7977 Amend _.ii"' Description. Construction of retention areas and outfalii from drainage from SR. 434 to Island Lake, Seminole County All interested person s are hereby sd or rned that this agency 's _, Post Office HarflhiIc,), Box 1750 uv-rmucja YOU ARE HEREBY notified that " FEATURES I fl 3 1; its f; 11 Serv t THE $ PHONE 323.5880 ON HWY. 1792.SOUTH OF SANFORD PLAZA -ACROSS FROM VOLKSWAGEN ,' GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER , , , (Stal) Arthur H. Beckwfth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Mary, Florida THOMAs G FREEMAN, ESQUIRE LAW OFFICES OF THOMAS G. FREEMAN By: Joy Stokes P.O. Box 54* ( 1007 Hwy 436) Deputy Clerk Attamonte Springs. Fl. 3270) Tallahassee. Florida 3730.1 PVblish Ploy 2$. 1174 Publish: Nov- Is, i)eç. 2. 9, 16. 974 C7EII. 153 OEH.153 Atlorny for city Publish: Nov. 25. 1914 OEM I" t - EN7ERUINUr N?OHFLV' In rA. LamIl0hi., Lo.is. Highw.y 17-92 49 !J - MON. Baby Beef Liver TUES. Veal Parmesan WED, C hi c & Dumplings THURS S.. Beef Stew FRI. Broiled ?Mckerel i'M k4 u ii _________ 7V Juzl If Rservstions 'I We Will Be CLOSED ---;) as -.7,~Vor-'r -, WK11- FAMILY STYLE FEAST CHICKEN SOUP • FRESH GARDEN SALAD ; ' A Bountiful From Aggie, Dick Bessie & Jan HWY. $4 25 "'I 2 6 Mint Jelly Cranberry Sauce Assorted Hot Rolls and Butter— Coffee — Tea — Milk Pumpkin Pie - arge Filet Mignon - 0 :i "S 17.92 & FAIRBANKS WINTER PARK, FLA. • fc,i'i I: II',. Lqe ,* H 9g o scow . Holiday Isle Complex Ph. 323.1910 . WE WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY i I Lt/ OVER LOOK INGTHE ST. JOHNS Sanford Ladies Drink's SO Happy Hour 4.7 Free Hors D'oeuvres Served Daily Entertainment By Miami ,.(013c ou vt • S'T - "Th CLUB ALL YOU CAN EAT $5.30 1252.50 ,Aq&, L 1111 CALL 668-4493 Oeltona exit off 14, CHILDREN UNDER & I LOUNGE- PACKAGE STORI Corner of Commercial i& Palmetto Downtown Sanford To Our Friends Candied Sweet Potatoes iuttered Peas & Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots 1. 0. NIGHT U nescor ted Inn NARNME ROAST LEG SPRING LAMB All The Trimmings ]IM ,r r , BAKED VIRGINIA HAM i lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Green Salad With Dressing LOUNGE WILL OPEN 5p.m,tii2a.m. THURS.-FRI.-SAT. Sanford ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY i.. OUNGE-PACKAGE STORE THANKSGIVING DAY THE PACKAGE STORE WILL BE EN TIL 2 p.m. Make Your Reservations Now At 2511 Sanford Ave. ' ,a t'" CLUB Iui ØL Snowflake Potatoes Buttered Squash Buttered Green Peas Giblet Gravy Brown Gravy Assorted Fresh Fruits Pumpkin Pie Mincemeat Pie Jello Molds Coffee Tea Milk Thurs. & Fri. Nov. 28.29 Sanford 2700 S. Sanford Ave. 14 FEATURING LUNCH AND DINNER DAILY I Lalphoiter. PH322•9571 Assorted Salads Galore Roast Tom Turkey Sage Dressing .Cranberry Sauce Baked 1-lam and Candied Yams Roast Round of Beef Baked Chicken 1llANKS\ ____ ____ __ _______ IV I 1 $195 - 1 ow RESTAURANT and LOUNGE DeBary, Fla. 1' 4VE A 1J Fwn Polk 'HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" Delicious Smothered1 ½ lb. Chopped Sirloin Chicken. Any Two Hot Steak or Baby Vegetables, Fresh Hot Liver. Any Two Hot Roil and Butter Fresh Vegetables Hot Roll and butter $425 Noon Until 8 P. M. __ I __________ 2jp FAMILY NIGHT J Thanksgiving Day Dinner Menu North In S HR IMP FRIDAY NIGHT IS TURKEY & DRESSING HAM AND ROAST BEEF Fresh Garden Salad • Candied Yams Corn • Green Beans s Harvard Beets Cranberry Sauce I Pumpkin Pie Hot Bread & Butter @ Tea or Coffee ADULTS CHILDREN I ~" i SIflYPrG C011eti If 0iMf$$ 711 I - WEDNESDAY NIGHT TURE (Includes All Three) r *Rkwmoor #0 .w..~~&~~~ \)O&TW4 l -. - MON. THRU FRI. DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS * COMBINATION PL ATTER I No. 83 Hwy 17.92 Creamy Whipped Potatoes — . I RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE _______ . ed FOR THANKSGIVING. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PARTIES Ch.rco.i.d to P.fcieon HOLIDAYISLECOM A copy of said ordinance shall be property: available at the Office of the City Clerk Of the City of Lake Mary, Lot 2. Block H. SUMMERSET NORTH SECTION 2, according to Florida, for all persons desiring to ex amine same Plot thereof r(v'de. III NRS F ,W1F,V*J0& ~ " J\ M1 PHONE 668•9927 CAVALIER RESTAURANT ~ Oregon Ave. at 1.4 & SR 46 SHERATON HOTELS & MOTOR INNS. WORLDWIDE S And Help Yourself To The Largest Salad Bar In Central Florida CHILDREN UNDER 12 HALF. PRICE EXCEPT FOR PRIME RIBS Heavy W.stern Beef very To Choose From Hi it Silvias ' Montgomery Budding CHOICE OF DESSERT ICECREAM SHERBET APPLEPIE PUMPKINPIE COFFEE OR TEA SAN KA& MILK EXTRA encumbering the following real slid Court on November 7*dh, 1971. Sweet Potato Vegetable Soup. Coffee $ Minc, or 'Pmpkin Pie ( Sheraton-Sanford Inn BEFORE MON., NOV. 25 2109 French Ave. Sanford Giblet IetGravy, Grav Stuffing Bill & Betty's Other Se lec tions """ BURGER IN L9 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 323.4080 a gliff -Air-I.T .,I $3 REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CON U LI CT HER L WIT II SEVERABILITY AND — ROAST TOM TURKEY 0. il TI-19'IF IN)I L%I' IJNPLATTED LOTS; PROVIDING intereSted persons are hereby AMENDING ARTICLE V. SEC TION 7, ROMI MULTIPLE notifiedthatobiecfionsmaybefiled FAMILY, RESIDENTIAL OFFICE within 20 days from date of this ' OhIr-i't.ns p>.' "' T i - t G'T cr ALL INTEREsTED PART IC IS, Pagtj an t, iutiic LtTIIed in writing PARAGRAPtI B, (ON address and miii be supported by Records of SemInole County, are invitel to attend and be heard DITIONAL USES PER THIS NOTICE SHALL be posted evidence which would indicate that Florida, MITTED. BY THE ADDITION OF in The Evening Herald, arwwspaper Ms been filed against you and you SUBSECTION (41 TO PROVIDE the subject project (ii would have an ar's effect on wat er quplity wereoulradfowv.ay of y,r of general Circulation in said City, FOR CONSUMPTION OF Ofl$tlm*$ lust 15 days before the ALCOHOL$C BEVERAGES ON standards of the above described writtedef'nses,Ifany,toiIon VAN ator 1 idh..rin,.endo,,t,,.d In DEN BERG, GAY, BURKE •• PREMISES FOR CLUBS.'LODGES Dstaltsofthelocat)ons and plans DYER, Iftonw'ys for 11w plaintiff, ftsre, (3) Public places within the A.N 0 F P A 'T E R N A I of Lake Mary, Florida end It for the above project (a) end other W9IOII OddIl$ is P.O. oa in ORGANIZATIONS AFTER AP. City Hall in Itsi City Of Lake PROVAL OF THE CITY COM. relevant Informatior may be Orlando, Florida, and file the the elamln$datHtisoffkebefwe,ril:00 ori9IriaIwUhth,CIerkoftMa,e. Mary, Florida on, time at least MISSION day's prior to the aforesaid hearing. am arid 130 p m Monday thrOvgh 'styled Court On before December A copy 'shalt be available at the DATED. November 72. 1974. 1974; othorwise Ivdgmant may Friday. Office of the City Clerk If all per 5: Kay Sanmsn 1* entered against you for me relief Office of Dredge Sons desiring to examine the same. City C'qk In demanded the Comptt. and Flit All part.e-'s in interest and cit.g.cis Cit y Of WITNESS my hand and the seal f State Of Florida shll have an opportunity to be Lake D*partment of PoIIiiion Control 7362 Executive C enter Circle East Zoom 'BYb'Y RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes PENALTY FOR VIOLATION. 1115 wife 7 THANKSGIVING MENU CHOICE OF TWO CANDIED YAMS GREEN BEANS BAKED POTATO CORN MASHED POTATOES (24) FRWj UES 'CONTROL OF THE SALE OF NOTICEOPSUIT TO; FOSTER M MINC, and INEZ MAE LOUISE MiNG, News - tasks. k Chilled Apple Cider Fresh Fruit Cup Maraschino Roast Tom Turkey — Chestnut Dressing Giblet Gravy— Fresh Cranberry Sauce Mashed Yellow Turnips — Creamed Pearl Onions Whipped Potato Candied Sweet Potatoes Green Peas Au-Beurre Tossed Salad— French Dressing Hot RoIIs& Butter Pumpkin Pie........Minced Pie Assorted Ice Cream After Dinner Mints Tea Coffee Sanka Milk --- a N. Restaurant MII MENU ~ I _. ROAST TURKEY WITH DRESSING & GRAVY '4.25 BAKED VIRGINIA HAM WITH GRAVY '4.25 PRIME RIB of BEEF, AU JUS 16.75 CINTRAI. FLORiDA'S 010157 AND FINIST STEAK HOUSE 1 - Sweet Sugar Adults $4.50; Children Under 12 $1,95 $ 350 Salad Bar Mid.nite show Fri & Sat. 11:30 X Mon. 1 Tues. 7:00 Kung. Sheraton Served from 12 Noon (Formerly DeBary Restaurant) Coffes & Choice Of Dressing —'.'—.--'--------- Carroll Righter 's Individual Forecast for your sign for Dec ember is now ready. For your copy send your birfbdal, and Silo Carroll Righter Forecast, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 57, Hollywood, Calif. 90031. _________________________ At The ................. RESTAURANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE Soup TOSSED SALAD (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 Fwoksgvingg beans, Holiday Inn, with its beautiful view of Lake Monroe in San ford, Is lovely place to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner. A traditional holiday dinner, served family style, is Holiday Inn's answer to your family's ThanksgIvInq Da requirements. You'll begin with Chicken Soup and Fresh Garden Salad and your choice of Roast Young Tom Turkey, Baked Virginia Ham or Roast Leg Spring Lamb. Delicious vegetables, corn bread Includes: Baked Potato Vegetable MENU CREAM of CELERY SOUP RELISH TRAY Cable Journal (13) corn, green r TOP (24) Electric Company I (35) Lost In Space your life Is largely up to YOU! IN THE WILDERNESS " LAKEVIEWD1NIPIG SPECIALS JAM STEAKS or SIRLOIN of BEEF ! Gospel Singers 'The Stars Impel, they do not compel," What you make of IN DIVISIONS, INCLUDING CON yams, Saturday Mod Squad News 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) od t, .,...,,J,,.. Ike Gum fa4eu ~rt (6) Andy Griffith . '° ,ww. ---. ,. DAILY LUNCH EON & DINNER SPECIALS (13) Wesleyan common sense In all your IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY he or she will h have fine Ideas for making way in the world, but will require proper tliflin so that imaginative forces will be channeled In the right directions, A practical course of education is needed. Be sure to give ethical and religious training early In life. 'fHE WAY WE WE ILi3E1IDI r Rogers' Neighborhood PISCES (Feb,.2Oto Mar. 20) Contact financial expert and obtain the Information that Is vital to your welfarc, Try to use STREISAND aREDFonu% 1111`11111111F TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ADDITIONAL NEEDED INformation at time of favor (24) Mister changing conditions so you can ha ve more important Uncle Huble Council (33) Leave it To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle (9) Mission impossible 3:00 AQUARIUS (Jan. 21W Feb. 19)A time to use extreme caution in motion. Take care to count your change when shopping. sure to be prudent In speech. ____ ,. TXZAraff COUNCILFOR APPROVAL PRIOR RECORDING. REQUIRING APPEARANDRFIIFAQDATTHE TO SPECIFIED, Owd of County neglect Bill and Belly's Restouranl on Sanford Avenue in Sanford will not be open Thanksgiving Day or Friday, but visit any Monday through Friday from 11 am. to B am. and you'll (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City CARROU, RIGHTER ---' HOLIDAY SNACK (44) GIlligan's island 4:30 For Tuesday, November 26, 1974 -- f -r- (6) PMrv Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street HOROSCOPE ------- - Restless CAPRI(YIRN.iflp. "in .i.uiiwiw .41 w Tan vi Ts. £IJV ul nsnne are not quite to your liking, so try to rectify them Intelligently, Don't .. • .1:00 (2, 0) Sommerset Young And (6) 3 0 0 K . the big dinne r i over, the dishesare washed and Put Their package store Than away, and later skgiving Day will be open until you're hungry in the evening again. What 2p.m. Drop by and pick up your now? Start cooking again? holiday be verage requirements No! Take the family to Tom's at real savings. And visit the Pizza on French Avenue in Lounge from 5 p.m. 'till 2 a.m. Sanford and treat them to a Happy hour daily 4 to 7 with delicious pizza or Sub sandfree Hors D'oeuvres. wich, dressing, cranberry sauce and (44) Leave It To something nice for a friend. SCORPIO (t. 23W Nov. 21)Besure to handle all those tasks you have promised to do or you could get In trouble, Don't neglect health treatments now. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) A new avenue of exp'n where recreation Is concerned Is your best bet flOW, otherwise you could become easily bored. who brings his surviving £...1L...__ _ u'wznan w America, lana of One Life To - - - LI BRA (Sept - 23 to Oct. 22) Keep the promises you have maw instead of bastIng time trying to w'gue with an associate. I performances. Story Is about a Mayan leader Yul Brynner, Club Lui, under the new management of Liz Baggeriy, will be open Thanksgiving Day for your holiday pleasure, Show you have made and see how to profit by them. A bunch you have is not gOod, so forget it. forms In New Orleans atnow Notice dill Public Hearing SAVEATCLUBLUI Live 12:00 (2, 44) News Movie have made. Ac ( AFTERNOON (33) Mothers In Law By Match Game (33) 00 lot V l ~~ 0OAV~AW SOAW J_'~~A e BILL & BETTY'S (6) News Stacy 8:00 (6) close their restaurant on Thanksgiving Day, but wish their friends and neighbors a lovely day. Marriage (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch - soon and enjoy! Survive A . ~~ 0 DeBARY Burger In's normal 7 day a French Avenue in Sanford, will ') General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, 0) How To LEO 22 Project before you get started on It. Steer dear of a new acquaint an ce at this time. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept, 22) Carry through with any promises Preservation HaII when not on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Commiiiioners of Seminole County, the . The average age of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by road FIorIda,.tivclockp.m.cnth. 17th theCity Council Of the City of Lake the fi ve musicians YWL day of December. AD., 1971, in the Mary, Florida, that said ,,ilwili 11 NBC MONDAY AT THE County Commissioners, Meeting Pioid a Public hearing at 7:30p m. on Room at the County Courthouse in Monday, the 9th of December, A . D. MOVIES "Kings of A Sanford. Florida, will hold a Public iii. to consider the adoption of an thin plot and comparable Hearing to consider and defermine ordinance by the CIty of Lake Mary, Telepttone; 335.7143 ubI1th: Nov. 23. 1974 FLORIDA, tifiCbfii to the applicant, at at t-earing By Cl me CiTy om's.on of the Cit of Sanford, Florida. H II. T*mm, jr. a City Clerk Publish' r. DEN III Daily Devotional . reasonable prices. Order your holiday dinner now, or stop by , (CW'. AT WOLF TRAP Another November, A 0 1971 5: Clarence T. Johnson Circuit Judge Publish : Nov 75, Dec. 2, 9. 1971 H1 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE that the Board of County Comminioners of Seminole County, Florida o'clock PM onDecemb,q9,1971.fo Transportation SANFORD. 11:00 bearing Inter .stat not exceeding the BUILDING AND ELECTRICAL OFAN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY with the applicable water Quali ty TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, PERMITS AS TO AFFECTED standards of 11* State of Florida as OF SANFORD. FLORIDA LOTS; AUTHORIZING VARIANNotice is hereby given that a prescribed in Chapter 17.3. Florida vs, FOSTER M, MING ar INEZ MAE CES AND EXCEPTIONS BY THE Public Hearing Will bO held a? the Admi nistrative Code CITY COUNCIL IN CASES OF LOUISE MIP4G, his wife, Project No,: DOT h$o.2605 Commission RoornintheCitykalI in HARDSHIP OR INJUSTICE; 7 ; Q Applicant: Florida Department Defendants, of the City of Sanford. FIrIda, $ OF Ring benefits come your way. Maintain poise if unexpected conditions BONDS, ESCROW OF FUNDS OR rnents), this agency has received an CIVIL NO. 742519CA49'.O OTHER METHODS; RESTRIC. DIVISION 0 application for certification that the NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEAPING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION following proud (s) will comply FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP- TION OF ISSUANCE OF ORDINANCE NO. 1261 (2, 8) Winning Streai (6) Gambit (9) 310,000 Pyramid (33) Movie (44) Green Acres (2. 0) High Rollers (6) How You See It (9) Spilt Second lO:.O legalratefor sa id obligation, a more particular description of said obligation being c ontained in the Complaint filed in these and the civil action number of which the following rIghts.oI.wy r unning OTHER PERTINEPIT TERMS; Is 741175F. through the described properly, to. REQUIRING AND REGULATING PARAGRAPH H, CONDITIONAL USES PERMITTED, BY THE WITNESS my hand and the of. ADDITION OF SUB SECTION (5) ficlal seat of said Court, this 7h day SELF SERVICE GASOLINE of November. AD.. 1911. PUMPS, TO PROVIDE THAT (SEAL) ONLY THE SELF SERVICE Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. RETAIL SALE OF GASOLINE Cler k of the Circuit Court SHALL BE PERMITTED IN SAID of Seminole County. Florida DISTRICT AND AUTOMOBILE By Elaine RiCharde SERVICING AND RETAILING OF Deputy Clerk AUT OMOBILE PPODIJçI5 SHALL 11w Offices of Consider the adapIsi of an or dinance by Itte City of Sanford, Florida , title of which is as JLbIIt Snowman of the Himalayas, ARIES (Mw'. 21 to Apr. 19) You now tiderstand why many "Bigfoot" of the Northwest and, affairs are not going well for you, so rectify matters, but do one at NOTICEOF of course, the Loch Ness a time. Improve wardrobe. FORECLOSURE SALE TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) You have tiresome tasks Monster, Rod Serling narrates NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that perform and you better do them now for best results. Then you procing's as the probe brings to viewers the undersigned ARTHUR H. This Order to Show Cause shalt be Interviews with can engage In a worthwhile project. BECKWITH, JR.. Clerk of Circuit people who pubIIsf. in the manner required b y Court of Seminole County, F lorida, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Enter activities that will help 5fion 1306. Florida Statutes, in claim, In each Instance, they've will, an the gh day of DECEM3ER, shall have an opportunity to be THE EVENING HERALD, a seen the creatures, and you to gain your most cherished aims. Don't rely on friends now A 0., 1974, e111 .00 o'clock A.M., at heard at said hearing, newspaper of general circulation in discussions -with scientists si nce they have own worries. me West Front Door of the Seminole By order of ttte City Comminlon said municipality, published in County Court House. Seminole MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Not the right day o of the City of Sanford, FIOIIdI, whose research may offer ,w Sanford, Florida. County, in the City of Sanford, H. N. Tamm, Jr. approach a bigwig for support of any kind. Await a better time. Insights into DONE the myths, AND ORDERED at San Florida, offer for sate and sell at City Cltrk ford, in th e County of Seminole. PERFORMANCE Handle career and credit affairs. public outcry tothe highest and best Publish: Nov. 25, 1974 Slate of Florida, this 21,t day of - poraeion, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA AMENDING ARTICLE V. SEC. lION a, Pc I (RESTRICTED i ii DISTRICT. City Clerk CORNER OF THE IN. TEPSECTION OF LOCUST AVENUE AND CELERY AVENUE TO RC-1 (RESTRICTED COM, MERCIAL) DISTRICT. A copy shall be available at the office of the City Clerk for all per. ions desiring to examine the some. All parties In interest and tttlzin's of Sunrls 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (8) Sunshine ev 4P I.. 0 OF _J __ 'r J _ s&s 41 (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,0) Another World (6) Price Is Right , 1911 DEN 149 Publish: Nov. 2,5. 1974 DEN 157 OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE SOUTHEAST Deputy (6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room (41) Father Knows Best 1~41 I a 5 0.1 1 0 Deal 2:00 (2, 4) Days Of Our Lives Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2.8) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Life Tune I 1111i (9) Let's Make A Junction 10:00 (2,11) Name That MORNING 6:35 (2) 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns That Girl (33) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat • (9) only Leave It To Beivor TUESDAY ' corporation (44) _ - (6, 0) News () All My Children (33. 44) Movie 9:30 (0) Show 6:00 (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (33) Not For Women _ a lif Tomorrow (9) News Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue UT iel*w 1111 . CAVALIER Rib of Beef for only S6 75. All dlover a fine, homey little Tom's is open ThanksgIving mint jelly, hot rolls and butter, Located lust north of Sanford harvard beets, cranberry gracious dining. Thanksgiving The Cavalier Restaurant In include a complete meal, food place where the prices are Day from 4 to 10 p.m. In Deltona, The Deitona Inn is beverage and pumpkin pie sauce, pumpkin pie, hot bread Day will be even nicer than Sanford Is an eating and dining hard to believe and the eating is S S COOKS FOR YOU already known as one complete your dinner. A fine, and butter, tea and coffee of the experience The food is always usual. a pleasure. DINE IN best places for fine dining and go filling dinner for only 3.4.23. od , hot and fresh, and per. S&SCafeterlas,the"Houseof atmosphere. COOKS CORNER THE SHERATON For an enjoyable evening feCtly prepared, but on Quality Foods," has a good deal during the holidays, drop in at Jed and Kathy Quenliven, FAMILY DINING Their Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving Day, you'll be for Mon for Thanksgiving. Dinner boasts a varied fllCflU, more Cooks Corner, on 17.92 in owners of the new Green The Sheraton in Sanford atl.4 The Sheraton and catch the than delighted. You can arrange for a fine Sanford will also close Lantern Restaurant and and State Road 46 has always Turk Coury show in the Sand. Including the traditional Lamplighter Restaurant in Dinners include Roast meal cooked by S&S and enjoy Thanksgiving Day, but it's a Cocktail Lounge invite you to Sanford has a delicious been known for good food and bar Lounge. Turkey dinner with all the Turkey for $4.23, Baked it in the comfort of your home. good place to eat any time. extras. spend Thanksgiving Day with Thanksgiving dinner ready for , Virginia Ham, $4.25, and Prime A 12 to 14 pound Turkey, Aooie and Dick Willbinit them in Deflary. vn,,r fAmlIi, Al iriIIIi,,, finh4, I and Dick , 'IV roasted, with 'dressing and serve fine lunches and dinner; Their restaurant (formerly prices — only 34.2Sf or adults gravy is yours for only $16.95, and "the best tacos in town." DeBary Restaurant) will and $1.95 for the children. feature complete dinners of It's a holiday platter of Located on 17.92 & Fairbanks HOLIDAY WISHES Roast Tom Turkey and all the Turkey and dressing. Ham and is always a In Winter Park, Roast Beef with salad, candied fine place to eat at very Cris and Aggie Portewig, trimmings for only 3.4.95. Sweepstakes (1) Search For (44) Tennessee (33) Burke's Law - , (44) News 12:30 (2. I) Celebrity _________________________________________ JSGJ X, FI M, P " _~ DELTONA INN (9) Password (35) Big Valley FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Notice is hereby given that I am TO CONSIDER THE ADORTION engaged In business at 401 S. Hwy. OFANO R DINANCE BY THE CITY CHA14GING THE ZONING Is (0) Jackpot EVENING BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notice of Public Hearing 7:00 (2) To Tell The 1797 Caselbirry, Seminole County. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA The Board .31 County Corn. Truth flame of Florida under the fictitioui n Notice is hereby given that a misloneri of Seminole County will 6 () Concentration CENTRAL FLORIDA AUTO Public Hearing will be held t the hold a public hearing in the County (8) What's My Line CLEANERS, and that I intend to Commission Room in the City Hall in Commission Chambers 01 the (9) Truth C)' register said name with the Clerk of the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7:00 Seminole County Courthouse. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, o'clock P.M. on December 9. 1,74, to Sanford. Florida, on Tuesday. Consequences Florida in accordant.' with the consider the adopt ion of an or (13) McKeever And December 10, 1974, atl 00 PMor as provisions of the Flclltiaj's Name dinance by the City of Sanford, soon thereafter as possible to con The Colonel Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 Florida. Florida, ti!Ie of which is as sider amending the Seminole County (24) Intercom 24 Florida Statutes 1957.; follows: Rules and Regulations regarding (35) Star Trek YQu ,re hereby nOt,t,Cd and S William H Calvin public water and sanitary sewage re quired to present an clams 7:30 (2) Jeopardy Publish: Nov 25, Dec. 2. 9, 16, 1974 and ORDINANCE NO. 1265 System's ordinance. .irmand's which you may (6) What's My Line DEH 151 By. 5: John A. KimbrOugh Qaintt the estate of ROBERT ___________________________ (I) Wild World Of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Chairman WEEY AMALONG deceased late Animals OF SANFORD. FLORIDA ATTEST; Of Seminole County, Florida, to the (9) Let's Make A AMENDING ORDINANCE NO, 1097 S: Arthur H. Beckwith , Jr. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE of the Circuit Court, a tIe OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Deal the same n duplicate and as by virtue of those certa in Writs of BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN Publish: Nov 11, 15. 25. Dec . 1971 (13) Peter Loves provided in Section 733.16, Florida Execution Issued out of and under THE CITY OF SANFORD. DEll 49 Mary Statute's, in their offices in the FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT the seal of the County Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 8:00 (2) National Courty Courthouse In Seminole SeminoteCounty,FIoricj,,upon final CHANGING THE ZONING OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida, within four Geograpliics judgments r end ered inttieafores.aid THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. calendar months from the time of (6) Smithsonian court on the 11th day of June. 1973. LYINC, WEST OF SANFORD FLORIDA. a political subdivision Of tr'e first Publication hereof, or the (0 13) Born Free AND BETWEEN A . D. and on the flnd day of AVENUE the State of Florida, lime will be barred (9) HIBISCUS DRIVE AND POIN Rookies February 1977.A D. nthosecertain Plntift, " 1 t S.nfOrc' F ier' hs Icr 0%t% cnfitftd Sun , rsi National S[ IT/I DRIVE TO SR I (SINGLE (24) SpecIal 01 r '.otmbe,. 1971, Ba nk of Orlando. Plaintiff vs Mr's. F AM I t. V R E S I D E 14 II A L week STATE OF FLORIDA. ci al.. scph M Mit'sfo NancyLynch,D,fendantanpof DWELLING) DISTRICT. Defendants. (35) The Baron 'c Executor A copy shall be available at the E Steiner. Plaintiff vs. Nancy L. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE iPH M. MURASKO (44) Dinah Lynch, Defendant, which af or esaid of fice of the City Clerk for all per TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, 8:30 (44) Bold A??orney for Estate es Writ of Execution was delivered to son's d iring to examine the same. P 0 Dr a wer THROUGH THE STATE AT 9:00 (2, 0, 13, 44) Movie All parties In interest and citizens TORNEY FOR THE EIGHTEENTH me as Sheriff of SrninoIe County, Fern Park, Fla. 32730 (6) Maude Florida. and I have levied upon tIte shall have an opportunity to be JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF SAID PUBLISH NOV. 23 Dec. 2. 1974 heard at said hearing. (9) following NFL Football describet'propefly STATE, THE SEVERAL DE H. 147 By order of the City Commission PROPEBTY OWNERS, TAX by Nancy L. Lynch, said property (13) June AlIyon being located In Semincle County, of the City of Sanford, Florida. CIVIL NUMBER 741605.0 Show PAYERS AND CITIZENS OF THE H. N. Tamm, Jr. NOTICE OF SALE FiorIdamoreparticutartyd,,i.,j CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. (35) My Partner, City Clerk Plotte is hereby given that the as follows; FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON The Ghost Publish: Nov. 23, 1971 One (1) Hammond Organ, Model real and personal property located R E S I 0 E N T S OWNING (44) Rock And Roil DEH.153 in Seminole County, Florida, No 14312. Serial No. A 33477 PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO 20th An$lversary described as follow's: tPie Same being stored at Altamonte TAXATION THEREIN, ,AND ALL 9: 30 (6) Rhoda Lots 107. 109. and 13.6. WINSOR Garage in Altamonte Springs, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING (13) Turn Of Fate MANOR, First Addition, according Florida and the undersigned as TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY TEREST Ill PROPERTY TO BE to the plat thereof, as recorded in Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, (24) Caught In The OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, Plat Book I?, Pars 23 and 24. Public will at 11 00 AM. on the 17th day of Act AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE Notice is h er eby given that a Records of Seminole C ou nty, December AD. 1971 alter for sale y 'AID MUNICIPALITY OF THE 1000 (6) Medical Center Pu blic Hearing will be held at the NOTE HEREINAFTER Florida and loll to the highest bidder, for MORE, (13) National Chamber Commission Room in the City Hall in PARTICULARLY will be 'sold for cash in hand to the cash, subject to any and all existing DESCRIBED. Of Commerce the City of Sanford, Florida, at highest and best bidder at'tIte west leins,at the Front (West) Door 7:00 OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY (24) Washingt on o'clock P.M. on December 1971,to WAY THEREBY front door of the Seminole County Seminole County Courthouse In consider the adoption of an or. Straight Talk Cnurthouse, in Sanf or d, Florida, at Sanford, Florida, the above YOU AND EACH OF YOU are dinance by the City of Sanford, hereby required (3.5) Felony lhO*%ofll:OOA.M.onthe3thday described personal property. Squad to appear the Florida, title of which is follow's: 19th day of December, 1974, at ID; IS December, 1971, by Arthur H. Further Information available from () Lady Love-In ORDINANCE NO. 1260 eckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit the Civil Division of the Seminole o'clock, AM., before the Circuit 10:30 (13) The Stonemans Court for Seminole County, Florida, County Sheriff's Department. Court of Seminole County. Florida, (24) Black Perspective AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY at the pu rsuant to a final Judgment in That said Sale 's being made to Courthouse In Sanford, OF SANFORD, H CBS MONSTERS: foreclosure entered by the Circuit satisfy the terms Of Said Writ of FLORIDA. Florida, and show cause why the Court for Seminole County, Florida, Execution, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1097 prayer of the Complaint filed in the MYSTERIES OR MYTHS? An OF SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE above entitled proceedings 'should In the case of BOND PLUMBING John E. Polk, Intriguing special In BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN not be granted and the SUPPLY, INC. OF ORLANDO. a Sh eriff obligation THE CITY OF collaboration Florid a cor por ation v. DOLCRO th SANFORD, therein described wi Seminole County, Florida the and the FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT ENTERPRISES, INC., a Florida L. D. Harrell Proceedings authorizing consisting Smytoan Institute, 10 V, ~fll 9 009 0 W t p.. Monday, Nov. 25,1974--8 B C I g Legal Notice 'O'lliatew 0 - — ) , Monday, Nov. 25, 1974-98 COOK'S CORNER PH. 322.9790 2617 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford ,..k kC1"M.sk* "HOUSE OF QUALITY FOODS" �________ -- _______ .- , -. i- :,__,_, 1OB— Evenlnq Hera d, Sanford, - Monday, Nov. 25, 1974 Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICEUNDERFICTIIIOUS NAME STATUTE TO I4OM IT PAY CONCERN rTcq' s 1errt. ttit Ih undersigned, pursuant to the "FiCtitiOuS Name Statute" c,oter MS 09, Florida Statute, will rcg'%ter with the Clerk otthe Circuit Court. and for Seminole County. FIorda. upon receipt of proot f publication Of this notice, the tic titlou name, to wt A&B Air C'o?cnn Sri' una'r I Fl. Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME 'pt.:,' s nereby given tn,i wt' ,ire jj d 7 " ............ 'ouifl at iii. Seminole County, lorija. under 1fl' fictitiOuS name of A.MOST NI; THRIFT SHOP, and FIa? we intend to register said name wth the Clerk of the Circuit Court. County, Florida tOrdane with the provisions of the i(tit.Ou Name Statutes. To Wit Section 86509 Florida Statutes 1957 s tr crsi Legal Notice heirs, devistes, grantt'es, creditors. or other parties ctalming by, thrnii.h i,rar ,ioni tP.' i.ii.i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ,iira Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Look, FICTITIOUSNAME ICC is hereby given that i am gaoed in business at 171 Farwi,y flu' '. d, Buy Rea Keep Your _____________________________ On The Want Ads Eve .UUiliY. .".•''•UIL I Iid under the fictitious name of CARRIE S DAVISON. who SPOt Apartments Rent CASE NO, 741534-F 30 4 Personals T1 to be clthcr Help Wanted or ye; In re the Marriage of: !AN11Y FOODS COMPANY, and 18 Unturnished ano against J A HtNNLY, a KAREN LYNN POWERS. tria; I .ntcnd tO register Said name NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. natural person. if alive, and if dead, with the Clerk of the Cirtuit Court, Petitioner LOOKING Eveffing Herald Route One bedroom cit,'plex apt. kittlen FOR StNGING against ris Seminole County. Florida in at spouse, heiri, and equlpped. carpet, air, ,udults TALENT. 305*25 25.11. devisees, grantees. creditors or Available In Sanford. Short mileage 197.50. 372 3296 after .4 DOUGLAS JEROME POWERS, cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Nñme Statutes. To Wit: other parties claiming by, through, Respondent. two hours per day. Good car. and ARE YOU IROUDLED' (alt bit under or against the said J. A. * *GENEVA GARDENS * * SCCIIOfl $65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. cash for bond and weekly paper RE-NOTICE OF ACTION Free, 6.41 7077 br 'We Care" HENNESSY, who is not known to be M LtJkI.' TO Douçjtas Jerome Powers Single story studio, I. 2. and 3 bill is all that is needed to get intO Hottifle Adults & Teens Publish Nov It. 25, Dec 7, 9. 1911 either dead or alive, and against his RESIDENCE LJHKNON bc'droOns apartments Pool, a very profitable and secure wife, c ii tco HENNESSY. a natiwal Patricia MrCartny YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an clubhouse, carpeting, drapes business 3377 n the City of Longwood. Florda - Don't needs" Serve a useful FICTITIOUS NAME person, if alive, and if dcad,against kitchen equipped, cenlral heat anci action for disotution of marriage Contact Patricia L.ikey 32750 purpose again when you sell them Notice is hereby given that I am her unknown spouse, heirs, PbIiSh air Monlhly rentals from 1117.50 Nov II. 75. Dcc 7, 9. 1971 The Circulation Dept. has beei iitc'd against you and you That th( parties interested n sa *ith a Classified Ad from the deviees. grantee's, creditors or W 101 377 7090, 1505 W 25th St., Sanford are required to serve a copy of your engaged in business ,it 1C THE EVENING HERALD business enterprise are as follows. ________ Herald Call us todayl Don't other parties claiming by. through, written defenses, if any, to it Ofl Commercial, Sanford, Seminole Edward DeStentanis NOTICE (IcIafi Just dial 3777611 or 831 County, Florida under the liclitious under or against the said ALAN 1. TALLIS, Lean Virtue 2 Bdrms near SJC * *GeneralOtfice* * Lake Mary, nrt To place your low cost want name of JIM COLLINS REALTY. HENNESSY, who is not known lobe Petitioner's attorney, whose address PubliSh Nov II 1$, 71. Dec. 7. 1971 Pick your ChOicC of green or gold. Notice is hireby given that an '(I and that I intend to register said either dead or alive; and against B. s Suite 1110 Hartford Bldg DEN 53 Are' you interested in a iob with a ___________________________ s160 mo. 131 0797 order dated 11 November 1971 hs F CURTIS, a natural person. ii Orlando, Florida, On or before name with the Clerk of the Circuit variety Cl dgtiii? Well riiaintained been i5ued by the undersigned FACED WITH A DRINKING Court, Seminole County, Florida in tliyC, II and against dead. hiS December 17th, 197i, and fiIO the CITY OF F RAPIKLIU ARMS APTS personnel records, invoices, athariz;ngthenameoftheo.I screw PROBLEM unknown hCirs, cievisees, grantees, original with the clerk of this court accordance with the provisions ot ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. 1120 Florida Ave general secretarIal duties and HAZEL II official number 25fl$7, PertiapsAIcoiioIic Anonymous creditors, or othr parties claiming either before Service on Pctitioner's the Fictitious Name Statutes. To FLORIDA 3736650 Shorthand. Must be good typist, owned by Jack 1. lsbill of which Can Help Wit by. through, under or against the Section $6509 Florida Statutes attorney or immediately thereafter. ADVERTISEMENT and able to work with minimum a Jacksonytlle, Fta iS the home port, Call 47] 1581 said ft F CURTIS, wisois known othcrwie, a default will be entered 1957 FOR INVITATION FOR BIDS of supervision Full company to be changed to DEERE Write P.O. Box 17)3 S James H Collins to be either dead or alive, and against you for the relief demanded Duplex Sanlord area 2 bedrooms '% INSURANCE benefits Contact 1. .J Racier, Sanforci, Florida StOve, refrigerator, air, 5)i,l' Publish: Nov. ii, 18. 25. Dec 2, 1974 against CORA H. CURTIS, his wife, in the petition. r i' OP E RI Y. GENE R AL PINERREEZE FARMS, INC. Documentation dtficer so a natural person, if alive, and it rirorutti plus 175 deposit $31 s. WITNESSrnyhaflcJandlheseaIof LIABILITY. WORKMANS CON S Sanford Ave 372 8433 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Jach.conviue, I'. dead, against het' unknown heirs, this court on November 11th 1974. IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT, 11TH PEPISAT ION, AUTOMOBILE. Publish Nov 71. 27, 25. 26, 1971 An Equal Opportunity Employer INYOLJII FAMILY? c5evisees grantee's. creditors, 01' JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR (Seal) (IflME, FIRE. INLAND MARINE. DEN Iti AL ANON other parties claiming by. through, 31 Apartments Rent SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. lOL ICE & FIRE LIFE (F S. Excellent oppartunity for exArthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ror uni,1r or against the said CORA H. families or friends of problem CIVIL ACTION NO. 74ltlOCA 048 7t) perienced sewing teacher to learn Clerk of the Circuit Court Furnished volunteer freIghters IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND _________________________________________________ drink ci 5 CURTIS. who is known to be In re: the Marriage 01: By Joy Stokes the Singer Sewing Machine .....rage FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. For further Inbormat either dead or alive; and against call 173 15$? JOHN THOMAS BERNARD, Very Nice A C Apartment Business, Must be capable of puy Clerk rALED BIDS marked "P & C FLORIDA or wrtc ANNETE PLUMMER SMITH, a Pubtith. Nov. 1$, 25, Dec. 7,9, 19)4 Husband Petitioner, PARK APARTMENTS organiiing and teaching advanced URAP4CE BID" will be rrcelwed IVIL ACTION NO. 74.l173.CA.Q,.0 Sanford At Anon Family Group p o natural person, if alive, and it dead. DEH tc and 'I trie' Office ci the City Clerk. dressmaking classes. By ap 1717 Park Ave .Sanford 1TY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. City Do' 55) anlOrd, FIa 37771 against her unknown spouse, heirs. EMMA K. BERNARD. poinlmentonly. Call Mr. Powell or Nail, 225 Newburyport Avenue, CITY OF Clean3roomfurnhsj',ed devisees. orantees. creditors or Wil.. Mr OlIver, 323 6A61 apartment $75 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, other parties claiming by, throuqh, NOTICE OF ACTION T 'c'cr FLORIDA inder or aqarist the s.id ANNET TC ,LAL ESTATI SALESMAN ','..i.)I11 Ttil: STA1 I. OF f L0111)A TO l/.* 6 Child Care it bith will be opened arid , Noticed Public Hearing PLUMMER SMITH, who 5 not Conbictential Interviews. Computer rt.vi , EMMA K, BERNARD Wl4OSF 3 room furnished garage' apt. Adults 10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN known to be ether dead or aIive MIS. We take lrades FORREST E SIDENCE IS CITY Will baby sit in my home. at 6: P.M.ora% Dete''ants only. No pets. $90 mo 372 3167 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by and against her husband, GREENE INC. REALTORS, 37)v'IRGINIA BEACH, FORMERLY NOTICE IN EMINENT Reasonable rates. 3fl.329, OCSSiblC thereattec on December 11 the 8rd of Zonino AnnIs & th SMITH. * flAi.,I ii flr Y14r mu iy r nn 6353. or 372 1970. .n,, . '''.r''uvy,. Lily WELAKA APAR TMENTS Baby sitting, my home. S years anci a dead, against his unknown City of AltamOnte Springs, Florida, IN 1141' Nt.ME OF Tii STATE OF ANN, STATE OF VIRGINIA AND of Altamonte Springs, Florida Manager for fast food restaurant. that said Board will hold a public 5pou5e', devisees, experi,nce in child care h&rs, grantee's, WHOSE NAILING ADDRESS IS: Bidding information, Experienced only, preferably creditors o other part les claiming hearing to consider the question of Available 21 hours $1300 per 5i1 SUNNYWOOD DRIVE, %pecifiCltiOn and AVALOPI APARTMENTS forms are TO Ati WHOM IT MAY CON McDonald's, Send resume' to P.O. grantingavariancefor the following week. Call 371 0515. by, through, under or against the VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA available at the City CJerk' Office, CERN And to ADULTS, NO PETS Box W , Geneva, F Ia., 37732 described property: said ----- SMITH. who is not known 73455 Thr following named persons City Hall, Altamont, Springs, 116W 2nd St. Will Baby Sit in my home. $15 for The North ',of the Northeast 4 of to be either dead or alive, and A Sworn Petition for Dissolution of .,rrd parties who are believed to Florida. *4, the one, 171 for two. 37) 5951. Southeast (Less against CHARLES C HODGES, a Rd). Marriage a Vinculo having been No bidder may w,thdraw his bid viireSitsoflhcStateof Florida Nice 1 bdrm. trailer, also apt Good natural person, if alive, and if d.%d. Section 21. Range 29 East. Townthip and whrw. Iat ie' en 'jcr Correspondents f,'t tive tt3 "3 r"e' 'of& location Mature aouits Utilities 21 South against his unknown heirS. JOHN THOMAS BERNARD in opening. The City of Attamonte r(sdenceareasse1fortnb.4ow,and pd. No deposit 373.g95 1 9 THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE Are you one of those devi5e'es. grantee's, creditors or GoodlhinqsfoEat Circuit Court in and for Seminole Springs restive's the riit to reject aIlpersonscIairningby,throg,,n asks waiver people who knows of the' provision other parties claiming by, through, in under them, County, Florida, the short bIle of together with the any or all bids and to accepi any b 'everyone in town'? under or against the said CHARLES Section 77 of the zoning regulations, respective parcel numbers ifl Which which is IN RE THE MARRIAGE 17 Bedroom AduItSOnly it may deem t be lot the' best in OCEAN SHRIMP- LOBSTER Pf'OhibItiflQOpbquefen(eheigtj If you are, can type C. HODGES,wt*oisnot knownlobe they are alleged to be interCsted: OF: JOHN THOMAS BERNARD. feint of the City Park Avenue Mobile Park Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage' and are interested ether deaci or alive, and against his front yard area ahove 7i feet, to HOME F EDERAL SAVINGS Husband Petitioner, and EMMA K ?SiS _________________ Park Drive. 372 2161 All Bioders must be licensed *ith $ Free home delivery Save S in picking up some ,fe, ll0* construction of a five foot high ANr -HODGES. a natural BERNARD, V.'te Respondent, LOAN ASSOCIATION thr%i' the State of FIqda Insuracce Please rut (305) 83 6-lU 'extra 'honey', the prrsn. if 3live, and if dead, against opaque fence set back eight Teet OF CHICAGO Park Ave Furni5hcd garage presents command you to appear Evening and Sunday her from the property line along Spring, unknown c o National Homes spouse, heirs, and file apartment. ItS month or 125 week, your Answer or olhcc N C Floyd, Sr. Herald is Interviewing devise'e'S. grantee's, CteditotI or Lake Road, Acceptance Corporation small deposit Orlantie $5) itO? defense or pleading with the Clerk of Mayor 18 Help Wanted correSpondents for all THE PUBLIC HEARING will be Post Office Other parties claiming by, through. 250 the Circuit Court in and for Seminole Publish: Nov. 72. 25. 76. Dcc 7 3 art'.n of Seminole and under or against the Said held in the City Ha'I of Altamonte Lafayette. Indiana 17O? County. Florida, and Serve a cony 1971 Southwe't Volusia HODGES. who i not known to be Springs, Florida, on Monday, thereof on Petitinr's attorney. PARCEL II DEN-lu READ CAREFULLY 3? Houses Rent ountles. An automobile either dead or alive; and against C. December 9, 1974, at 5:30 PM., or as Thjt part of Lot 9 n Block 0 of Jack 1. Bridges, of Cleve'land & Leading manufacturer Automobile iS helpful but not 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT HARMONY soon thereafter as possible, at which C MCCRORY, a natural person, if Unfurnished HOMES, Seminole THE Mite, Post Office Drawer Z. San and motorcycle accessories Top essential The ability EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Cnty. Flririda, according to plat alive, and if dead. against his time interested p3rtie and citizens ford, Florida 32771, on or before the qualityprodLicts Factorydlrectto Mtamonte-- 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, to operate a camera CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13. unkflQwn heirs, cievisees. grantee's, for and against the requested 9th day of December. AD., 1971, or dealer distribution Over 50 years fenced yard. enclosed garage, $700 makes the' ob more' SEMINOLE COUNTY Paqc' 35. of the Public Records creditors or other parties claiming varIance will be heard and final otherwise a default will be entered in business Very strong financial mo.8310960 intereSting and Prof itNO 741$)3.CA09.B Seminole County, FlorIda, 10 feet by, through, under or against the action taken against you, position ExcitIng sales plan. able Apply in person FIRST FEDERAL SAVIP4GS AND *iueandrunningalonguuecommon THIS NOTICE ii to be published said C. C. McCRORY, Who is not WITPIESS my hand and official Major expansion program being 2 Bedroom unfurnshed houSe' 2411 to Tom Aikens, ditor, LOAN ASSOCIAT ION OF lt line f Lot9 with Loti ifi Block o known to be either dead or alive; by posting one (1) copy on the sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Court, accelerated, More products More Orange Ave $150 Month No pets at The Herald ott ices, HOMESTEAD aforesaid described property and by ( %'d SUbd;V4iOfl LESS that part in and against McCRORY, his on this 6th day ci November, A 0, branch operations. Sales increase 327 0771 300 North French Aye, Plaintiff, Inc existir utiliti easemen over wife, a natural person, if alive, and it posting in three (3) public places 1971. has averaged 20 pet. per year (259 Sanforti. Please do not vs the easteinmost Ii feet dead, against her unknown heirs, within the City of Altamont, (Seal pct total) Since 1967 I Bedrooms, air Conditioned, kitchen tIt pP,On JOHN E WILLIAMS, JR anti - Ii The unknown assigns. tut devisees. grantees, creditors, SPringS. Florida, within fIfteen (15) Arthur H Beckw.th, Jr. equipped, plenty of room, WILLIAMS, hi$ w'l, if married cetsors in snteret,t, trustees or any other parties claiming by, through, days prior to the date of public Clerk of the CIrcuit Court Need FACTORY REPRESEN swimming pool, 377 9112. residence uflkflon, if living; c3the'r parfles claiming by. through, hearing. under or against the Said Mc By: Lillian T. Jenkins TATIVE in thit and other areas unknown spouses, if remarried, and under or against any and all of the 21 DATED THIS 19th DAY OF CRORY, wt'io is not known to be Situations Wanted Deputy Clerk I bldroom, 7 story. central heat 1, Established accounts Trenuen it oeaa. tnen unk,inwn if above named corporations, whether NOV EIABER. 1974 A.D. either dead or alive; and b9ainsl Jack T. Bridges, of ir, 7 car garage, references doijs potential Fist. figure ear remarried, all unknown heirs. fxis?nQ or dissolved, anti to all NELSON B WILLIS. a natural (OFFICIAL SEAL) Professional srde'rly will Sit f CLEVELAND & MIlE required $190 Is' & last 5100 flings. Averag, two night5 weekly devlSeeS. granter's, assignees, persons and parties claiming or Roxônne Hasty. person, if alive, and if dead, against patie'nts, any shitt. Call alter 5321 Post Office Drawer Z security. 372 7399. on road Weekly travel allowance. lienorS. creditors. truttees, or having any interest or claim as Secretary 0077. hiS unknown spouse. heirs. tifyiSee's, Sanford. FL 37,71 Weekly draw Monthly corn otherwise claiming by. through, owners. mortgagee's, tudOrnent Board of Zoning Appeals grantee's, creditors or other parties Attorneys for Pefilioner )vple'x. 2 bedroom, air conditioned, missions. Quarterly bonuses Full testier or against the said John E creditor or len holde of. upon or Publish: Nov. 23, 1911 Dependable maid wants days work. claiming by, thrgh, under Publish: Nov. 11, II. 23, Dec. 7. 1971 commissIon on mail orders adultS preferred 372 6.620 or 373 Williams, Jr ,and--- Williams. his aQainSt the parcels of land DENiSe against the' said NELSON Needs transportation DEN 59 585.1 Protected territory ____________________ wife, if married and aanst ail htreinaftCr describeti, % WILLIS. who l not known to be -othir persw h*vwq or rtasm.ng to PARCEL II either dead or alive; and against hiS LEGAL NOTICE Classified Ads Serve the buying and -- -, E*tell*nt advancement op have any right. tate or interest nor That part 04 101 9 in Block I) o4 wife. WILLIS. a natural pet-sort Notice' is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners Of Community everyday, read portunitles No seniority program to the property bet e'n drscrfle'ij HARMONY HOMES, Sem,nle 24 Business i , if dead, against her Seminole County, Florida, will hold a public hearing at 7:00 P.M., Dec 3. arid usr'm often Call 321 2611 but 'promotions from within. Dc'fenoants County. Florida, according to pIat unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, 1974. in the meeting room of the Board of County Commissioners in the Opportunities 0t- $3T Experience desIrable but not thereof as recorded in PIat Book 13, NOTICE OF PUBLICATION grantee's, credtors or other parties Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, in accordance with the provisions of necessary. Very thorough TO John t WiIliam, Jr , ar-sd Page 35, of the Public Records of Furnished or unfurnispied nice 2 claiming by, through, under or Chapter 179 FlorIda Statute's, for the purpose Of adopting Supplemental YOUR OWN training Complete insurance Williams. hiS wife, if married Seminote County, Florida, 10 feet rOOmp'omCfot I 3237fl, against the sairi WILLIS. who i$ budgets for Federal Revenue Sharing and Central Fund for the Fi,*i program anci retirementpiati Call !'e5:efl(t wide and running along the commoa ii liVifig, Alter 322 7829 Service and Supply dealerS with nc,t known to be either dead or alive; Year beginning October 1, 1971. and ending September 30, 1975. and 1 901 525 5711 ext IL) during office unvro*n spouses. if rernart-led, and tot line' of Lot 9 *ith Lot $ in ftloC 0 products manufactured by and against all parties having or thereupon, adopt the buiSgeti for the said period. The proposed budgets are hours or write today for ap if dead. thin unknown spot,'se', If Bedrooms, 2 baths, 7 car garage l i'd subdtvisi.cn LESS that part In Purolator, Wells. Uniroyal, claiming to have any right, title or summarized as follow's: plication to all flkn-n ht',rt. the existing u?il'fir'S easement OCf Sanora. AIr, carpet, self cleaning Champion and others interest in the following described aes's rantees. assignees, the tasternmoSt 11 e-e oven Almot? new 322 $77), real property located in Seminole ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS A H Hall lienors. creditors. lrustees, or PLEASE TAKE NOTE that a Dealers are County. Florida, to wit: SEMINOLE COUNTY established by the DELTONA- Beautiful 1, 7, or C 0 ARTHUR FULMER otherwise claiming by, tPrwgh. Detlarationof Takingrsasber.nfl'ed company TRACT ONE: Lot 2. Pine Crest OENERALFUND bedroom Heal & Air. Nice yard. 26OMOPIROE, testier or against tne said John E. the aboveUyted cause by the Canbeoperatedoutof your home SubdivisIon, according to the plat FOR THE FISCALYEAR ENDING Economy price'sfm 1)lSmo No MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.31103 Williams, Jr.and-.-- WIlIiams,hjs Petitioner. CITY OF ALTAMOp4T on a part or full time' basis thereof recorded in Flat Book 5, SEPTEMBER 30, 197S lease Move In today. (901j Wife, if married anti against atl SPRINGS. FLORIDA, a municipal Page 78, of the Public Records of 3363 or (303) 57ilQiO. other per-sons having or cIa,mi,'io corporation, for condemnation ° Branches In: Requre's a minimum of $7,611.71 1311 Seminole County, Florida. Taxes 3 73 Mills on assessed valuation Indianapolis Dallas haveany right, titleor interest, 'nor easements in, over and across the Cash for Inventory and service LOPIGW000- Immaculate Of $157,$$4,975OO TRACT TWO: Lot ii, Pine' Crest $ 3.199,91100 Oklahoma City Luoisville to the properly herein desCribed, several tracts of land desCTibed •fl purchased. SubdivIsion Other Revenue according to the plal bedroom. 2 bath duplex. Garace, 2.141,51600 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the Petition for the purpose of Richmond- St. Lis Central heat & air $113 mo. thereof recorded In Plat BooK 5, lIsa, a Suit to lorecici.e r"ortgage constructing. MonroviaCharlotte installing arid The' company offers a complete buy Page 7$, of the Public Records of HARTMAN REALTY, INC. 5 5,311,43100 against reat anci personal property rnaintain,rso sanitary sewers in the Houston Orlano.Miaml back of all Inventories Less SPer Cent SemInole County, Florida Realtors, 1)0)666 267,07100 Isis been filed aganst you in the City of Altamonte' Springs, Florida. Mkv'ieapolis TRACT THREE Lots 19 and Ill above' Court t the Plaintiff, First Each Defendant 5 hereby nOtified Denver 3 bedroom houte, $150 mo. 157, Pine Crest Subdsvion. Write today for a posSible affiliation 9S Per Centot Esfimalecj Receipts 3,071,36300 Federal 5ains and Loan that the Pe?itlovser will call up for References required. 301421.3081 Balancetobebrought forward Cash and more writte'n information cording to the piat thereof recorded 1,048.00000 AsSoc-at otie,ur nc t-me5tead Night cleaner neeOeo before th Honorable Permanent, in Piat BookS, Page 7$, of the Public Refund-Transfer from Port Authority In(lde phone. AlSyte'ms. Inc. SANFORD 17.50000 The properly sought to be Richard 13 Muldre'w, one Apply 10 a m. Noon Holiday Inn the 7 bedrooms, family Records of Seminole County, 1650 5. Redwood Rd., Salt Lake Transfer from Highland Pines SLD 1300 foreclosed is as follows of Altamonte Springs. ucipeS ci the abcyestyled Court, on room, aIr conditioned, $160, Florioa. City, Utah, 14101 Transfer From 5th Period Fed _____________________________ Lot 11, Block "C" HIOUEPi the 4th day of DcCembtr, A,D 1971, FORREST GREENE, INC., Rev. Sharing TRACT FOUR: Lots 25 and 720, BeautIcIans wanted, full or part LAKE. UNIT 1A accordir'g to the a? 1- lSo'clo(k. p m ,at the Seminole 105,00000 REALTORS, 615 7313. Air Conditioning and Appliance ____________________________ Pine Crest Subdivision, according to - Pfl thereof, recorded in Plat Bool time. Preferred following. 60 pct, County Courthovt. Sanford. Sales & Service Bus mess for sa,e, the plat thereof re-corded in Plal TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS 17, paprs 50. SI and with following. Call 373.7530 After Florida. its application for order , Only qualIfied 1. Interested Pet-- Two bedroom, kitChen Bock S. Page 78. of the Public AND BALANCES Records of Seminôtr' County, taking heretofore filed in this cause 3. 830MM. $6,261,931.00 Florida room, 372.97)) sons apply. Reply Box 551. care of Records of Seminole' Counly, Florida All parties to thiS 5it and all other Florida ____ i Put a BIG present under your The Evening Herald, P. (3 Box Available Dec. 15,. Ne'w 3 bedroom ESTIMATEDE*PENSES.GENERALFUND YOU ARE RE! r, ,.ci'iratTtir 1651, S.r'iuttj, Fia children's Xmas tree with money TRACT FIVE: Lot 60, Pine Crest FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING copy Of your answer or other time and place designated and be • nouse, kitChen ______________________________ Near Svbdiviion, according to the phi youearnsellingAvoN. peadng on Piaitfl's AttOrney, heard. scpsocts anct shopping centers $160 thereof recorded in Flat Book 5, MALCOLM H FRIEDMAP4, $00 SEPTEMBER 30197$ Each Defendant ii hereby corn Month, month inadvance plus $100 Page 71, of the Public Records of 29 Road. Coral Gables, rriantircltosecye w(itte'fl defenses damage deposit 322 0874 Rooms for Rent _________________ Total Appropriations I Seminole County, Florida 33131. arid file thC Original Wid Petitign (if S JOSEPH DAVIS, $ 3.717,61600 TRACT SIX: Lots 61 ar.d 70, Pine Reserve for Contingencies Bite large air ConditiOned room, 3 Bedroom kitchen equipped in .fltfleofficeoflleCleck.oftheaboVe JR. Attorney for Petitioner, Pos' 321,00000 only. 3722179. 114 Myrtle' Crest Subdivision, according to the Trans: .4th Period FRS Court. on or before the 16th day of Office Box 1330, Sanford, Florida, Pinecre'st. 5150 plus 11(0 deposit, Iii 5474 After 6.30 p.m ____ Funds to Fire Unit Ave., Sanford December, t97& in default of whith 72771, on or before the 2nd day piat thereof recorded in Flat Book 3. 77,67300 WANT AD Page 7$, of the Public Records of thc complaint *ill b. taken as Oecember.A,D 1974.andtofilefhe Trans (.0 toSer.A&013.ondFund 25.50000 3 bedroom. 1 bath home. fli(p t'Q Trans to FRS Fund confessed agAinSt you for the relief original of said written defens' Seminole County, Florida, 17,50000 , Nolat' regut in Ptaintitl' compfatnt with the Clerk of Circuit Court TRACT SEVEN: Lot 7$, Pine' upartmen,s Hen? Reserve for Cash Balance to piJ, Crest Subdivision, according to the be carried forward said Court either before service on 403,619.00 Unfurnlshed INFORMATION DATED thiS 13th day Of PetitiOnCr'5 attorney or irn PIat thereof recorded in Plat Book S. Pio!rmbcr, 1971 Parnbio Cove, I? BORN, shag. a,r, O.t ,s 17 Ill Page 7$, of the Public Rctord of itr&'diitCly thtrtatte'r to 5taw wh4t I &264 91$ 00 (y' 37) UI$5 COURT SEALI Seminole' County, Florida. Sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near right, title', interest or lien you, or flroi,-r A440t,it, Arlh'jr H 8eck.tts, Jr all city park as & Defendants, GREETINGS. DIAL any of you, have in and to the ESTIMATES OF REVENUE AND RECEIPTS Sanford Plaza. From siao Airp,l Blvci near Sanford Clerk of the' Crtu,l YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED property ck'Scribed itt said Petitgn, SEMINOLE COUNTY '''' Cc.rt of County. Florida Awt 3?) 13.40 that a proceeding to quiet title and tnt tQ Sho,v cauSe, if any you have, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND 33 Houses Rent tv JOy Stoke's wfil said properly slsouid not be for other relief has been brought in Seminole 322.2611 FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING MARIIJERS VILLAGE APTS. Deputy Clerk the Circuit Court of Seminole Furnished condemned for the uses and SEPTEMBER 30.1975 )&7Bdrm.furnorunfur Publish Nov 1$, 25. Dec 7,9, 1971 pOteSJsSetfOrthtnthepdiiiOflfiled County, Florida, against all 3707 Orlando Dr., 37) 8670 3 BdrmS I' baths, heat, 4ir. OFH tot , ww herein If you fail to do so. a default Claiming any estate, right, title' or 1417 lntereitonTimeOeposits S 8.00000 Winter Park. carpet, carport, washer dryer, will be entered against in. or lien 'upon. the above or the' automatic Ice maker refrigerator, ri'I,ef demanded in the Petition, described property situate i Total estimated receipts 8.00000 LAKE MARY, 14,ORIDA excellent neighborhood Near S andlewood W1 1P41i,S my hind and Seal of Villas Seminole County, Fi*rida, and you Le'ssSPerCent 000 Pfot,ceof General Election churches, Shopping, Adults Orlando 831 -9993 saci Court the 1St are lseref,y required to file' with the' Plo ciy TO WHOM iT ?MY CONCERN. pets. Like new $175 1st & last ma. PC NT i'. t t.l'AW TMI NT HOM(5 Novrmbe'r. A 0 971 Clerk of the Circuit Court above 9$ Per Centof Estimated Receipts 7.600,00 You *iil please lake notice mat a & deposit See at 41* Magnolia designate, in and for Seminole Datancetobe brought forward' Cash C,i-rerat Eiert'on *1! e.e held 'ci the (SEAL) 3.500,00 Owner, or phone 323 5,16 f.rthij, Ii (ten t; Courtly, is Jr your wr,eui appearance Transfer from General Fund Ask For Want Ads City -I Lale fl,',ir1, I i.',r 17.30000 ci' tt (levi. ol the CirCuit Court, * (perSonally or by attorney), en said Transfer from Fed Govt. 3rd day of DfUmher, 1911 for the Small hou deal for couple'. fly Elaine PiCharde proceeding's or before the' 17th 5th Ptn}odFpS Funds p'jrptysr of e!r'!riIJ 741,71100 plijç dt'poail Vacant Dtjie, (-rh Want Ad Nov 77 of day DCcember. 1974, fr, lopping cloSe 372033.4. F,,i.l'i NOv 4, II, It. 75. 1911 thereafter to file Service the on Mary for ti tr,g tnt term, S 7498,4400 * attorney for the Plaintiff, Roberl i. Council Se-at 2 for a 2 year term. DEN 7i Department Hours DELTONA-- Beautiful 1, 7 or 3 Young, Attorney, Suite W1, CUA ESTIMATED[XPENSES.F(DERAL Council Seat 3fora 1 ye.tr term. bedroom. Heal & Air. Nice yard. INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE Building, P0. Bøx Ill). Orlando. S:OOA.M,.S:3opM REVENUESHAR1NOFUND CounclSeata4oqa7ae,erm, Economy Pr Ice's trom $133 mo Plo EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR * Fida 32802. and file with Said FORTHEFISCALYEAR ENDING The place 04 tuOttflQ will be at the MondaythruFsiday lease, Move in fOd5y (94) CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 73 attorney for the' PtaintiU and With Lake Mar, SEPTEMBER 30. 1973 Vofunleer thru S tImes. Fire 41c a line 3365 O1' 1)05) 574 1010. Department fluid COUNTY, FLORIDA. fIst' CIe'k of the abuve Stated Court, -tug 4? l'Ilbr iir4 H (At) C CASE flO 76 , , 6 thru 25 limes a ll7 F, 31c a tine * I Il/. i', FL any, to the' Cornpiant. .11 the' limes 6102402 PaIkt, Department Equipment l' A1..ry. FiOr'tjj i.zjs,00 Mobij Homes Rent 26 IhITSU Piars?.f I, 24C a line jsej(ribedbytawtpsereinsettingp 63017 UtilityDcpartmenq Equipment Th Pcitt% w,tI hr noen from 7 00 3,111.00 vs. Lowpr ,our : ' .?, ttI or interest fl, rsta!e. r OOMINIMUM CHARGE) Other appropriations 219,30300 food by catchng fith un * .1 0. DAViSON. CARRIE S cr Ilin upon. the aba'.c described Mr Ed Z,mmerman wai be' 3 LInesMInimum lhWrk,va Riye' While u'enting DAVISON, 2 A. HEPIPIESSY, B F. a pi.opeq'fyclaimed by you. He're'in fail mobile Total Appropriations Cha'vmanoftneEteCtionBoardand home $ LV.00),00 at CAMP CURTIS, CORA H. CURTIS. AN. riot or judgment wUl enlered Reservefoi'Coniing.ncies PhylliS Rggenstqtin, Mrs. be Announcements 7,00 SEMINOLE No-pet5 3flug M's. PLUMMFR SMITH, PIETTE * Recreational Building_ against you by default. IransfertoFir. Unit Cathttr,nc Get, Mr Barbara 720,21)00 CHARLES C. HODGES. C. C. M TheabbqeyI.h,d titleof Ibis cas TranstlurtoGen,ral Ftnd Smith and Ma' Richard Paray wu WS,000.OQ 1-Card of Thanks CRORY. arid NELSON 8 WILLIS, 35 ii: "BERTHA B. BAKER. Plaintiff, serve on the Eltciin Bearo $ 769.141 Mobi0 Home Lots Defendants 2-In M.morlam vs J. 0. DAVISON, el al, Defen. Complete details of the budgets are available' for public inspection in All persons legally rl'grStired * Heated Pool For Rent '1 AMENDED cijnt" Co.int, ,i.'vJ l'iiVJ tPieOffiteof lh Clerk of the Circuit Court. Room 716, CourthouSe, Sanford. I 'hO 3-CemeterIes NOTICE OF SUIT ipij t:r,rrrs J fur (,t .')l Florida Witness my I-and ar1 Seal Of Said ,.si, t' 2 Mctjt'Hrru THE STATE Iii I LORIDA TO 4-Personals Space-s MAr-y. Florida ra', ,s,ail truerri Court at Sinford, Sm,nof, County. (SEAL) F Rent. P4 Pets J. 0. DAVISON, a natural pet-Son, se'lve of tPit'lr Pight0f cranc5 Florida, this lath day of Ho-srnher, B*itdol County Commissioners and Found it ative, and 41 dead. ôginst ISis CA,tp SEMINOLE 372 4170 Dated Panvembe'r I? iv?) 1974. of Semirt*ieC ,tjnty, Florida Sl4 'sce's. FROM he1'5 re C*ty of Lake Mary, Fiori. 'SeaiJ By: Jotinkimbrough, Trucker's Special creditor' cv- thnf oartirs ttaming ito,,i AIRPORT BlVD Arthur H Beckwtth, Jr 7—Motels Hotels Chairmen 'nr or sJSn't the ,, t,, 'rr ; 321 7$7 Attt: Clerk of the (ceut C&url, ________________________________ Trailer lot for rent Plenty cit roorn Places J 0 tLtVtSON a.ro i riot Arthur H 8eckwith, Jr., Clerk park big rig% Serr.inoft (ount, Floticia Call 372 9 147, 5 or known tO be me1' deed ot- alive; 2 bedroom duplc'i apartments BOard of County Commisaidners 9-Good ThIngs to Eat By' ,)o, Stc'ka's Furnished arid aga;rist CARRIE S DAVISON, or t'nfu'nrsh.j 40' Need shelf (fit Cirr Deputy Clerk By: Asisby C, Jones, Deputy Clerk space for Christrnd la-Do It Yourielf hiS wife a r,awrel person. if illyC, Swimming pool. 432g S. Orlando PttbiiSb'- P4 it, 75 Publish. NOv 13. 73. Dec 2. 9, flu Pblih' Ploy. 73, 1911 c'ulnoIoerne7l it 4ri against ,se'r Ijnkrsowti Dr. 373 7970 DEN 11$ 101 DEN l)-lnstructlons With Classified Ati fijI 37 7#ifl 3 BUSiflcS '' 1 Property For Rent :.- unknown - Corbett . -, , 41 Real Estate DIal the results number, 372 2611 and place a last acting Want Ad! - • Harold Hall ' Commerciai Properties Homes, Lots ililti Acreage 'i4iØ[g ASSOC W. Garnett White arid Days 172 /111 Broker ttu:ht'r 101 Cority, 'ciii Ssntrc1. 377 7181 _____________________________ ,. not ion — 38 Wanted to Rent IJ,.qn.4....i '''.'F..r1. ' .. . - c _________________- - - .. -'---.-.- . - 114 W. 1st St ! house with gentleman, couple With I child or Other woman, Near arid Shopping center, 321 0533 . Meeting) - the car in the garage' Sell no longer needed items with a classified act In the Evening Heralci, Dial 327 2611 or $319993 to ,.tace yours __________________________ Can'f put ' '.- , They're Hot!ii *' ____________________________ M UNSWORTH REALTY 803W 3236061, 373 Q5)7i' . Mflcclj Reg. — 332 7643 . — ', C ' , . , ONRESERVOIR ove LAKE Stemper Rea Ity - --- - - I . BUSINESS -- ITennis Courts —. uflhfiuwn. ' Bedroom Apts. •Swimming Pool •1.2.3 - •FIShIII9 & . $34.95 an acre on crystal Lake. Beautiful kItchen central heat and air, Florida room overlooking the lake. $12,900 SANFORD SpacIous 3 bedroom cOuntryhornewithabout2acresof fruit trees, garden space, and woods, Keep horses or have your own cow. Excellent fishing nearby. $19,900. - SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 2 story home, central heat and air, kit. ch equipped, fenced yard, Just listed. Bethefirstl $13,300. Terms. GRAND OPENING APARTIflENTS Prices from $20,550 plus lot. New ON LAKE JENNIE homes with air condItIoner, carpet, extras. Come by model on Deltona Blvd. lust past shopoing center-Refreshments. Dellona, UI 6990; CasseIberr-y. 8)1.3311. ALMAR REALTY. 1311 SANTA BARBARA OR. SANFORD 1.2 BEDROOM APi'S. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS fl3.0742 or 323-0532 /I p ac Classified Ads are here to help you buy, sell, tent or swap at a low cost let us help you place yours-Cail 372-761) or 1)1-9993. - of - / - PIUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, Jenny Clark, Assoc 322139$;377.$8,3) Day, Eve. 0h,\ 4' equippe, __________________________ MOBILE HOME PARK 'Now Byifl9 a NEW MARONDA HOME in D.ilona Pies never bin this .tvt WomkiiIf poop., as .tii at reliret wills an anneal adiested •ress income it S%04 511.7$ cmi vr,od to roe vs r.'sardin$ your Ii.biiit to pvicPiaII a new I bedroom Piofls let- NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS under Iii Hem, AdFarmers ministration Assistance Plan Ope — A,. . — JOHN SAULS AGENCY ' _____ - pur- — - n__.i ' eniais tram onty 'jj - (2' Best lot selection now available in 00 Sanford's finest family park. Come aiid out I tOdlV _________ reserve your interest - Unfurnished (T1FROflDA of' 17.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orlando AGE 834.2299 COVE on ) 1/ - ' HOmES Inc. State lid. .127, 2.3 miles east 831.4039 - 6282 162 W'W Shag Carpet Range'Refrigerator ' j".. ' . '' , ' ii ,,. i t ,, - •.., ... , Dishwasher. Disposal Ffl, HOMES OF DISTINCTION Clothes Washer-Dryer ' - _____ - - - - . 'i.'.u.' -. -: * 1.2 Bedroom S—Lost 6—ChI or ,.., - - . .- , : ':, 8—Eating an . - '' - Close to everything yet "away from it all." See the homes built with pride & the finest of materials In keeping with the beautiful wooded surroundings. ' . 4 . S'm ,rgie - 1961 Gelaile Star Mobile home, 17' 40', 3 btirm,, I'.', bath, 37' awning, and metal shed. Also hurrIcane awnings Included. Reasonable. 3234133 Come see us at our big new location GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive' Sanforti, 32) 3200 "Don't needs'" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from II,, Herald. Call us todayt Don't deIayI Just dial 377 7611 or $31geq To place your low cost want ad . Additions 4 11 '~; ________ Built With Pride By - -w S . . Lotsand Acreage FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 acres (7 cleared, 3 wood lands), 2 deep well's. underground plastic irrigatIon 4 mo's. old double trailer, 3 bdrm 7 bath, and furniture. Must see' to appreciate. 543.0(0 as Is, Call 322-0548 after I pm. -. 15 ACRES- on paved road. 14 acres in good producing orange grove, 7 story old frame' home. on paved road, large 7 story home and small frame cottage, barns and 'sheds, Fenced and cross lenced, 7 ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- has buildings, sheds, and existing railroad siding 9t' ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- on paved road, near city limits 10.4 ACRES-on paved road and frontage on railroad Good potential industrial sIc Remodeling CONSTRUC11ONfrX. Call For Appointment 3223103 so Miscellappous 12 AuctIon _______________________________- 1964 Chevrolet Pick up. mechanIcally good 1.395 1109 Sanford Ave. Open daily 10 S for consignments or Sale's Off the floor. We also buy 1967 Chevy ' -tfon Pick up; bolts and estates, etC. drivesQood.Newbatteryandg tires, Recent inspection Make DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Phone 372846.0. .Hwy.46 West, Sanford ________________________ Girl's Bike, 26", 3 speed, New with accessories. Make' offer. 601 Mottle St., Sanford offer. 373 ?V You cart (;i.'t a lair i;mice itemi you You can buy quality merchandrse at advertise your "don't needs" in shop the a budget price the Want Ads Want Ads' - Ads yOu With S sr; Selection of Lr,*r.ci name oifcrirv daily? '.','ant when you - 80 59 MuSicalMerchandise PUBLIC AUCTION Bundy Trumpet Excellent Condition. 175 )fl 7957 _____________________________ Mon., Nov. 25, 7 p.m. The remaining inventory of the Homing Hardware Store will be disposed of Mon. evening at J 300 Hammond Organ, nford Auction. This include's Extellent Condif inn most everything from soup to $31 3090 nuts. Planning any fix up for your _____________________________ home? We also have our usual line Gibson's 20 watt guitar of clean used furniture arid bric.a. amplifier, Likersew, 190. brac. Come early and get a good 377 7411 After 1. __________________________________ seat. - Bolster your Christmas budget Sell no longer needed items with a, Want Ad Call 32? 2611 or lit 999i __________________________________ SANFORD AUCTION 1700 F rench Ayrt . Equipment for Rent ., — 15 Camper.Travel Rent Blue' Lustre Electric Carp.'t Trailers Shampooer for only 51 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE _____________________________ Sanford Ret Vee now has a full line of toppers 65 Petsand Supplies SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 7)11W 1st St 3231711 Part German Shepherd __________________________ Love'sChildren.373 4786 76 Auto Repairs Cetinualivas For sale frozen beef Parts.Accessorjes Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 3fl-5757. Reconditioned Batteries, $12.95 excnange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 67 Livestock And 1119 Sanford Ave. Poultry - - _______ -- - -. AutosforSale 1963 Mustang, 3 speed. 4 cl., air condItioned, Extra clean. 5193. Call Don Pope at 372-1651. Dealer __________________________________ I97OSimca.realeconomy,ssoo 3727197 1969 Dodge Van. Automatic Transmission Good Tires 3210077 We pay up to $20 for the junk car in your yarct. Call 322 4.147 or 775-4779 to arrange for pick up, ________________________________ - 1970 Ambassador, take over payments. Call 321 0207 afterS. _______________________ i959 Lincoln with 130 engine, u'st rebuilt, Niw transmission. Best offer 373-1371 1977 Pontiac Catalina 322-2073 after-S pm * * Mustang City $50 Down (wITH GOOD CREDIT) - Buys -' . Any . Car ' ________ 1949 Camaro, 307 engine, 3 speeo W72 Vega Hatchback, automatic, 78 Motorcycles radials I Bull (half Brahman. half ___________________________ Ctiarolals), weighs 1,200 lb's. About 17.97 Maitland L4S-1415 1972 Honda 350, excellent condition, 2 yr's. Old, 372-3659. ________________________________ 1600. Call after S. 372.5393. _____________________________ 1966 Pontiac Catalina, 4 door, low Hogs for sale: 3 Boats. wiCigh 125 mileage, excellent mechanical indian 100 CC, 2650 miles o lbs. 4 Saws weigh 700 lbs. 1 Boar, 0fldu1iOn, 1.395. 322 71)3 Street by adult, 300. Ph. 323 5036, 150 lbs. 373 1659 ________________ ________________ a Buy Direcl--Whse. Price's, OIl United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 17.92 Caselberry 831 2080 Bunk beds complete set. Good condition. $40. 3fli33$. Mahogany poster bed complete, 5.45: 6 drawer chest, $20; Chifferobe. $35; Coffee table, $10; Swivel rocker, 53; Desk, $16.50; Book. case', 56.50; Several antiques at reasonable prices; Sheraton desk, Victor Ian dresser, Bostn Rocker, Hitchcock piece's, Tea Service, Serpentine oak dresser, and more KULP DECORATORS, 109 W 1st St. 3722333. A S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table 8. 4 chairs. As low a's $69.93. ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Complete acccAjntiriQ and lax * *Singer* * GOL )EN IOUCH'P4 SEW' in sewl g cabinet, repossessed Singer i best model, winds bobbin In muchlne. Full automatic Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay. merits of U. - For Sale Color Console TV; Also 25" Color Stereo: Six wrought iron dining chairs, 3730708. Earn free' Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in your home. 373 7791 after 6. New and Used Carpet Sale; 11 00 sq yd and up Sanford Auction l700French, 373 731) rpsinks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one today' Phcxie 322 7611 cv- III 9')?) Ready To Home Improvements vice lot small businesses Williams Accounting, 322 78.43. _________________________ ' Odd jobs of all types. Carpentry, PaintIng, Cement Work. Light Hauling 322261S. BOOKKEEPING in my Psomi _______________________ Small businesses a specIalty. Pi Interior. E xterlor Plastering. up & delivery. 321 0920. Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty. 3277710. Air Conditioning Remodeling and Repairs. Room additgons. Fully insured. Good referenr.s lim Irv'iys '171 tt7tS _________________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Car l4,srriS, .5' SCARS ri Santord )7 1711 - Heater Cleaning Roofing SANFORD SEWING CENTER 4)1 C.,rit Beauty Care S&ABACKHOESERVIC! _______________________________________ "- I .srrlclearinci Scptc tariSs. liii dirt. driveways All knds of 0.gging 727911701' 3391) TOSSER'S BEAUTY SALON (fornerly liarriett's Beauty toki 519E Pine 372 'l? Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains Carpentry Used washers and dryers. Many to choose' from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Ap pliances. 377.7651. Carpentry Small iob specialists. Remodel, Repair, Additions Licensed, Bonded. Insured 10 Yrs Exp 323 41)3 Antiques, china cabinet, cane rocker, secretary, sideboard, 60 pc set Eng Staffordshire dishes, glassware, dcc wrought iron. Met) Coffee table, chairs, to 10 sp bikes, roaster, solid watnul stereo AM FM console', assort tools. 7 riding lawn mowers, $75 54 5; large workshop table, Ford Van; clothing; guitar and amp, draperies. Lots more. Starts Nov. 23 am., 7430 S. Myrtle Ave., off 75th St. between 17 92 and Park Avt. - You are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad tI',. car n the garage Sell with a the Evening Herald D,,t 32? 251I or I)) 2993 to Place' itcm - Lawn Care Mowing anct Bailing Hay, Now Call 561-3231 or 561 7721 - KIL Lawn Service Cleanupandhaulirsg Ope tirneor monthly. 373 0558 Sewing --1Custom made' Drapes and Bed spreads. Quality workmansnjp Dorothy Bliss 319 5175 liatsif ccl Ads are here to help buy. sell, rt'rit Ut ',w,ip at a low cost ieluiPselpyouplac,yours._ Call 377 2611 ct 83) 9993 ____________________________ Wall Papering VINCENTS CARPEPITRY Super Garage Sale: Bargains galore' at the Bargain Garage. Clothing, furniture, household, We take merchandise on consignment. Wed-Sat., 10 S. Sun. 17.5. 83.4 $660, 100 N. 1792 (Behinds Snbiks). put longei' needed Classified Ad in —1 9 Appliances KENMORE WASHER, parts. servIce, used machine's MOONEYAPPLIANCES 3230. Land Clearing 9993 a52 a- srri,u CI,i5SilCd Ad brings t ' tr, one sod see C.ulf )77 ii' ,_, - Clean anci service Duotherm. Quaker, Perfection, and Siegler 15 years experience. 322 heat ' Auto R epair UiII - - - Eves.169.1146 PIANO SERVICES an makes, mci. Players Tunlng-Repalr,w9300 Pressure Cleaning I'uIlLine(,LAppiiancr", SanforctLtcitric Company 7522 P.srk Drive 372 1162 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 377.9111 PianO Services Kilche'n Bathroom Cabinets, CounIer tops, Sinks Installation ________________________________ i.a A,ti C,she$l 322 505? FALL CLEANING .intci" "lmp.ac"Wash& Spra-xleen Exteriorwalls,e'eve's,patio,watks& roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbe'rs, wasps & spider i webs. 3720397. OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES ScSI Appliances __________________________ Call Credit Dept. Pet Care _________________________________ PET REST INtl Boarding&Groom.r; Pt'u 3221057 - - Drop in bobbin, zig zag. arid 3 needle position. Like new condition, sold new for 588, balance 04 545 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. Serve You! sec - Sales ?3SI Directory of Experts Accounting Divan, to end table's, coffee table. corner table, 2 table lamps, floor lamp, 5,55 for all. 332-4500, s Garage.Rummage 322 - a Itt' Iirn lc'st'j firm Days: 377 6173 Nights- 372 5171 - Bicycles 30 ACRES— lilfOt' [L3c - l9lOChrevrolet pick up. hall ton, long wheel base, VS good sticker, runs good 1995. 640 $17']. ___________________________ , Having trouble storing summer Items? Sell them fast and eósy wIth a Classified Ad. Call 332-2611 or 131.9993, ST. JOHN'S REALTY ..' , - , KULP DECORATORS 109 W. 1st St., 377 7335 Quality Used Furniture _______ ______ Trucks and Trailers 79 - 44 ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE- Has several buildings, railroad siding, good access to I-I. - ,,, Ref. 14 cu, 535; Double bed, 511. Early Am hide a bed, 1.65; Early Am, love seat, 130. 08. J Curiosity Shop, 1201 W. 1st St. IS ACRES- near Ovledo, high ground, large oak tree's. choice lot. persons '4 - -Homes , men new PAYTON REALTY Mobile Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373-3164 BEDDING SALE * * fRENT?_ ...,... equipped On the' labulous Singer "Fulura" sewing machine in a beautiful fruilwood desk. Supply limited. Hurry to your Singer approved dealer, 210 E. 1st St. The bnly place' in Sanford where you can buy a Singer sewing machine. 373 686). Req. Real Estate Broker 332.1301 76.10 HIawatha Ave at 17 92 43 . anti ACREAGE Gootismaliacreage with and without hO's _ -- '' SECLUDED and convenient. S acres with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home. Terms. S21. . - , i.$ 3 HANDY TO SHOPPING- 3 bedroom, I1'z bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, garage 1 chain link fence. - OFF AIRPORT LVD, - SAVE S120 FORREST GREENE, INC. Loke Jennie - _________________________________ for •Drapes ORLANDO 365.5555 Singer In Sanford BROKER 372 5997 Nights 373 1167 or 373 9007 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly 1973 YAMAHA 175 BESTOFFEF4 3772576 _________________________ Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 1st SI., 323 4352 -. 58 64 SANFORD- Modern 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, lots of room. Perfect a large family. Wall to wall shag, convenient kitchen, family room, attractive' landscaping. recreation area. Only one year young, Assume low interest mortgage, 1*500. ELEGANT Spanish Home on 3 lots. Living room with fireplace, for. mal dining room, I bedrooms and Ixirsely New kitchen, and family room, All with wall wall carpet, heat and air, garage in rear. $39,000 Terms. new. -____ GOLD Sports Equipment Goods Model 601 Singer Touch And Sew Pw'' "a'hir,e' REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 32) 6.lS3or 645 233.3 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD fl3.7900 Household A. A. McClanahan Dlsposals in 51 322 7491 fl00 E 25th St 372 665% _________________________ 1977 Honda 350, 6,000 actual miles. Like 1.593 1109 Sanford Ave. - STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46. West 1st St.. Sanford now open daily for retail sales, Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an-ti,ues., TV5, and appliances. Aucti every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For information Call 372 9719. __________________________ TAFFER REALTY WE BUY AND SELL We've' got everything for the Golfer-Club's, Balls, Ladies & Mitts Shoe's, Ouckster jackets, AND 30 pcI. off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 377753) Vacuum Cleaners, 115 30; New Xmas jewelry; Xmas lights; Bunk Bed's, 170; Home decorations, Open 99, Thanksgiving to Xmas. Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford Ave. 323 9)70 New Homes for sate or rent, by private owner, 3 lovely homes, located in Deltona. LOIS 'arger than average. 533,000 to $31,000. Call Jim Knox at 3220071 or 301 725 452S 24 Hour Service Boating - ' REALTOR Dishwashers , i - rt- .irr , ect Days -377 6123 — CaliBart Real Estate Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 1991 1919 S French 372 7374)77.1496 332734$ 1939 _________ ;atiing BROKERS - DRIVE-IN (formerly A&W) owner retired set' sell the property. Approximate y 1000 ft. building plus parking for 25 cars. Heavy traffic count on 17 97. Sanford, THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL 3 Bearoom, 1 bath home in Pinecrest, Appliances, fruit tree's, fenced yard. You'll buy it for 127.900. POTENTIAL INCOME PROPERTY with a little remodeling this can be a real money maker. Zoned C.7 Call Realtor Associate, Andy Wolf, Eves 3721161. Broker 'The Master $ - - "r5 Real Estate Relax Shop the easy way Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair "a wise Investment beats a lifetim' toil." ATAAAkl i L.IvIF'SI'i r ST. JOHNS REALTY CO Nights 377 5121 or 372 7357 Stemper Sezi — ____________ MINI BIKE EXCELLENT CONDITION. PH, 3727266 AFTER 6PM. _______________________ _______________________ 57 Motorcycles ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Topprlcespaid,used,enycondition. 644 8126. Winter Park. - 540 373 - 9141. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE ill IISE First St 372 567'? Casselberry: 2 bedroom's, 7 baths. Only $17,750. A very good buy. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$ .,..,.,. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 332 6457 327711) 3217424 ____________________________ Owners Crying* Must sell co 'I self cleaning oven, dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with tree's. Owners gone and must sell. Only 520.900. Cao6d terms, low payment, Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, $31 78 _________________________ - - Below Wholesale, while they last American of Martinsville, solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, $200. AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Ni'ar Yu For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate JutlanStenstrom 3222420 Anytime * - Buy 1972 Skip Jack, '72 Mercury 50 HP & CASH 332 4137 Trailer, pluS all rigging. Make an For used furniture, appliances, offer. 373 7757. tools, etc. Buy I or 1(01 items. Larrys Marl, 215 Sanford, Ave 77' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum _____________________________ Need little work. First 5100 takes Also small fishing boat, like' new, 69 Stamps.Coins 1' Heart Cypress fence postS) 7leachat Oslern 321 1861 * * * * Deltona * * * a 7'i Pct. Intere'st Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. PlO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, I to 2 baths priu.d from %72.8l) to Yotr MLS Agency $23,100 on large wooded lot, elier REALTORS pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, ______________________________ 2565 Park Dr. Conventional loans, Builder, Deltona, 9O47(9-7flo, Orlando, 7 bdrm., 1 bath, den, fence. SICK 473 "' clown $155 mo. 9', per cent. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 new New houses ma rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government Subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you qualifylt - Eves 323 01,5 Assocate ..-. ROBSON MARIPIE 2977 Hwy 17 9? Flowers arid Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants "Quality at Discount Prices", CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. Orlando Drive, 3737150 RAVEPIPIA PARK Thisspaciotjs bedroOm, 7 bath is practical, pretty, and priced right! JuSI 526.500. LONGW000, nearly new, 3 bedroom, $3600 down, 5119 mo, pays all PICKERING REALTY, REALTOR, $31 8)51. We will THANK you for selecting us tis ,n,,*., tho of your home' Cash, VA, FHA, Conventionai or VA FHA Tandum Plans, Now. should you do this by ThanksgIvIng, we will GIVE you your choice free Washer and Dryer, Stove arid Refrigerator,or Color IV. by C E upon final Closing of your home Call Dud. 3226457cr ken, 322 6457. Get 'Em While * - . Wanted to 68 Equipment MAITLAIID FLEA MART 1911 Hwy I? fl.Opcn Sat 8,Sun 95 $382970 PINECREST CLIP THIS AD! It'l the) bedroom. 2 bath you've beer looking for. Only 523,500. SANFORD Lovely all modern) bedroom, P., bath home. On large shady fenced corner lot. $21,500. Cash or terms. Owner 372 3791 Thanks-Giving __ . After lfoursi 377 3991 322 0648 SANFORD SOUTH for Sale Houses spouse, , For Value - - __________________________________ u'.nu' •••-- Eye , ------.. Boats & Marine 55 SALES LEADER IDYLLWILDE IF YOU BIG you must see this spaciouS bedroom, 7 bath for 5.19.900. 372-2118 REALTOR - 77 971i BARCLAY WOODS Quiet localion, handy to the aclion center, on the south Shore' Of Lake Orienta in Altamonte Springs. Brand new] and 4 bedroom homrs startlnt from 5').0 Au are carpeted, with central heat and air, family rooms, equipped kit dens and double' garages Turn south on Hattaway Drive oIl H*y. 436 FOwREST GREENE, INC., REAL1OR, 373 6313 or 645 7)33 ________________________ '. 2574 Park Dr SAULS AGENCY JOHN . - 3bedroomliibath 1 yearoldme, C H and A and Carpet. A%me' 7 per cent 1st mortgage Can hanole equity at 7 per cent And '• Jim Hunt Realty Realty 2604S. Hwy. 1797 REALTOR 373 1714 _____________________________ - not ,. Realty "SANFORD'S Upstairsofficrspace Call 372 6341 between I&9'30. m Miscellaneous BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FFED Pints- Fruit Jars--Quarts Barbed Wire-Hog WireChicken Wire--Ftnce PostsBY DIPF.CT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, East 48, Sanford 373 4733 Stenstrom Stamp out idleness. Put a Want Ad to work. Call 3722611 or I))9,93. . SO Houe for Sale ForSale 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, den, swimming pool, large lot. Fourth Edition Pinecrest Area. 534.100 fly Owner. 373 7301 between 68:30 p.m. REALTOR 668 1791 DeBar) _________________________ RENT STARTS JAN, I. 1975 lfllmvdiate Occupancy Monroe Building, new office suites 3rd arid Magnolia 6780907, Eves 61? 2547. Houses for Silo 41 new ". Yoi i Have An -.-'------ Housegfor5 7 Becsroorn, 1', bathsonvenlentIy located $27,500. f,0. For Rent: 1000 sq. ft. Commercial space. Sanford Auction, 1200 French Aye 323 73-10 --- --------------------------- If Monday, Nov. 25, 1'?74-11B ___________________ ____________________________ - t _..,. rter-or Trim, Paneling. Custom ,irperlr, No 'ob t - : Srr'.'ill Lcensed 8. Bonded. 123 -- - Floor Cleaning a-- Tile and Terrato Floors refinished, Carpets and upholstery sham. pootd Free estimate's. 323 3934 Home Improvements __________________________ Carpentry, Remodeiing. Additions, Custom Work Licensed Bonded. timate 323 6031 Painting F':,UL ,L..TLi-i PAINTING, 10 experience l4ourlyor Free Estimates Quality work, reasonable. 373 036). years Professional Wallpaper Hanger iCenSd Rcscjen?ut, (Onqiu'r(,iI Free' Estirr'ates Fri 3726413 — Well Drilling Pest Control — - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 ParK Drive 37758,53 JinlRowepestConfroi 2676 lfis Ave Sanford, 377 2070 WELLs DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All t,peSJod Sites Wt'rep,ur3fldS.ry,ce STlP4( MACNINE & SUPPLY CO. 207 W 2nd St 377 4.43-7 �— 12B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 25, 974 BEETLE BAILEY - WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walkei ,E;E6 IN *Z IO%1ETRC A EERCItE ' R OU T I. 6A I D1.' I >' \ ( T"1's Fs.O EERCiE Y 6 , / the king of hearts 3 Q 106 ,—.\-- 'O USQ IV41NG HE'LL BE LOOK ING FOR IS -TROUBI th I) by Day@ Graue 47 West North Eabt 8outh 14 Pam 34 s 2 Ilai's am 54 Opening lead — 2 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansorn I'T'S ANXT TIME qGU 60T4') WHAT5 FOR TURA FISH • Oswald: One of the nice thinks aboul, getting old is 114it the smart, young players try to fool YOU." Jim: "Are you putting me in ) i it7 -A ~j, _.j ' to ge I in Jim • ___________ " By R09ef 8011en FUNNY BUSINESS pamm> (* WERT ONS OF HIS ftESTU A4 ____________ _____ QUO" _______RBAC / sRvicE,/ t ' _________________________________ A .1 TODAY'S QUKSTION You bid two hearts. %'our pa rtner raises "ou k) three Wha t do you do non' Lip_Apym ;P 11W Jim: "All right. Tell your Oswald: "1 nfed the second diamond, entered dummy wi th I (V i CD tv by Larry Lewis S MITCH X HES BEEN MOOD'Y HIDINO IN )AND WITHDRAWN H R M, SINCE THE NEW - . by Garry Trudeau v a . -._ AGAIN Ld ojjt~w -11T-~ AMSRICAM - 7J i. iiv, ,- i I _____ BLONDIF 4j - - Chic Young E / SEGE 14A FOOD (vE Ir NOT ET BRINGING 7 - - - V r . 3J . UP FOR CHRISTMAS . 4_ / - - - a'•l - . BUGS BUNNY HONb Ir 00 IN M4NGS, i / WHY CANT YOU Pg LAO OVER 'inAie Or $riurr A PiP \ .__ PRISCILLA.e bD by Al Vermeer E' GOOD GET FZID OF IWAI FRO& 51-40W I)RE - . NOT CRoAII,< LISTEN CROAK CROAK 7__ 6 5 *)9 ' 1 '-1 t, by Dick . 6AI HE GOIN* T071-115/N TIGHT ARCHIE i HTLIALLY THIWi(S by Bob Montana _____ J L A ME5E 'TO PROVIF IT. WE BEU EW PUT He//0 THAHE THIS P'CLT C(dON BUORI ON AN D YOU CAN AM YOU KNOW HE SEES - ________ OH, NO ____ IN SCHOOL! vi "- _ - V-1 ''I 01 I by Crooks & CAPTAIN IVTAWUI! .1 r APi GOT AWOTHER—'P LTURE ALVIE HI EPMET' 11 PERTECT HIM Ai0i T! H4I/ j'y-.- -- ,c . ..y. ligaidl I 9 ORT6WPF' FFR i"ibti' V5ITIM' • HUR9 OVEI -UAl OP u M. ____ Elk & MEEK _________________________ JT rtXi 1)-4IJK - by Howie Schn,1 1 _ -4R.' ,tX.R IOU L VA(Y TD DpikiKI EXIT* plementation of comprehensive costly. L. PAY *ftIPl ACCIDENTALLY PUT IM A FULL PAVAS W0991,2ç — SHORT RIDS Then - BOST NSAS II" -1 10 ONE LrTTL.E 1W WEARD HI K, H SIRE. IN fl1 _-4I!i'O) . planning depart- planning County Planner those done either individually ment its designated agency in Roger Neinwder has already And, while the new act does or collectively; and those best order to avoid additionall ex. been designated as the county said, d, but It not requirethat the planning executed by county and won't be able to "set goals or goals of the county be analyzed, plied to the cities, such as data Ask Corn rn iss ion 's head. pense to the city. thileu otherwise provided Altamonte Springs . . WAN MILLUNIGOLM COINS W FOREIGN AIP. I 11 YJ I I -. - FARM OK / Commissioners didn't pursue the Lssue or ask why the state ,( Around the Clock ......... 4A Bridge ................... 813 Calendar 3A COmJc-q ......... ..... _ &B Cromword Puzzle .... ... 3B 4! Dear Abby ............... 6A Dr. Crane ............... 3B Dr. Lamb ........... . 3B Horoscope ....... . ....... 38 Hospital ............... 5A Obituaries 5A Television. ..........38 lan soINOINIA. Calif. (AP) — "Super-turkey" hits arrived for Thanksgiving — on weak legs that sometimes quake beneath its 60 pounds of meat. Wild turkeys seldom reach more than 20 pounds, but computer-alded turkey Industry geneticists have bred giantzed holiday birds wIth more meat, especially in the breast. The Nicholas Turkey Breeding Farms, Inc., claiming to be the largest breeder in the world, produces about 15m11 lion eggs each year. The company estimates that twothirds of North America's turkeys are secand -generation descendants of Nicholas eggs. "We have a- super4urkey," sal" executive Jack Merritt said in an interview Monday. "Today's turkey hits more meat to bone yield, more breast, rapid growth, economical growth on less feed, good reproduction ' traits and hatchability" Butler said the third motorcycle budgeted for replacement this year Is a three-wheeler for we traffic division estimated to cost $2,400. fie said this unit will go out for bids. Moore s,aid today tie di(iii,t push for discussion Monday night because "I got my head kicked in at budget time about motorcycles." In August, Moore suggested a SWItCh from Harley-Davidson police motorcycles that must be serviced in Orlando to Honda cycles that could be servi ced locally. Two weeks later corn. missioners authorized the purchase of Harley-Davidson cycles after (7hief Bu ler said his offic'rs wouldn't ride the Imports. At that fte $10,Z9 as b budgeted for three motorcycles. 'I .' 4V1 - - CITY DAYS Just In time for Thanksgiving, shoppers are taking ad. vantage of Fa City Days sponsored by Saaiord Plaza merchants, Downtown - -. flu$Ifleiiss:datj Chamber of Commerce. Produce Is betagat displayed a and along Fint street by local farmers at bargain prices. In bottom photo, Kyle Bauer and Clain Prescott of Seminole r 4,. Farmers of America (FFA i man stand as project. la) or I e Moore why the mission to authorize the de th ered to police today were He explained that Harley. cycles didn't go to bid Knowles emergency purchase," not put out fot bids. "But Ithink Davidson had been on strike grinned and replied, "YOU Knowles d you're aware tha t the proper and the Orlando dealer "got shouldn 't ask that." (Related City commissioners said the pa rties have been chastised,' three in and I wanted two of 'Story Page 3A) first they knew of the Morris said. themwhllewecouid get thezn:' Index _!Fn1H ivilowlit I If the defaulting city t's A Bir d ? P e No - It's Super Turkey - _-,- C Under the act, the cities and accept the plan of the special I by Ub Tfaves _ months to stop spending, said must be made by the beginning and deducated from city funds. Willbmlson Road and Rang e fast week that without the bank of the month. fie added that Ferrell said, however, that Line Road to SR 434 causing the loan the city w ouldha v e to give hospitalization insurance most of the $,OOO is in ac- city problems. has ma e plans. They'fl have to the county feels that such an collection. for, as in the Winter Springs designated Mayor Norman recognize their own philosophy examination is necessary and is control future development," the In the realm of "policy designation, the county plan- Floyd as its representative, and county each have three agency, it will no longer be and plan accordingly." will take steps to complete such making," the act requires that ning department wifl be Lemincluding the "appropriate use years from Oct. 1,(until Oct. 1, permitted to alter Its municipal Foremost in the county's -in according to a "Local Land i Continued on Weather Detalls Page 5A _j Ferrell, who has been war- substantial withholding taxes checks for the Nov. 30 pay will dump traffic onto ning colleagues for several and social security payments period have already been made Longwood Hills Road, E. E. unlikel) case, the county count) will be able to assist the not exist CLEAR ;< TAIPIK ABOUT INDUSTRIAL ACCIDIENTS :9 141$SgD THA COME 009AIK Ferrell Monday night con- for November total $5,000, he Council Chairman Don tinued his predictions that said. Schreiner UrRed councilmen to financial disaster is at hand, Mrs. Shomate said that the keep an eye on the proposed saying a $2,500 electrical bill city has a total of SN1,000 in all irAlustrial development Of a isa ree n annin Askew, provides for the "tin- eventually prove extremely appoint an agency, P. FRANK AND ERNEff t emergency purchase request, Commissioner A. A. hich didn't appear on the McClanahan said "There bid law was being cir- meeting agenda, was when they probably a foul-up in staff Sanford city commissioners cwrnented were told in the meeting of the cornirunications" but Butler have authorized the After Monday night's request toda) denied there was a foul to purchase" of two meeting, Knowles said his Krowles told a Herald up Butler refused to comment new poUce motorcycles without office received a request for a reporter Monday night that on whether or not he had asked seeking bids on the $7,032 worth purchase order for the two Chief of Police Ben Butler "had that bids be sought on the of equipment. motorcycles Monday and he already bought the motorcycles equipment. wouldn'tsign it sintv Uie cycles for $3,516.48 each." Butler said two 1968 model City Manager Warren hadn't gone to bid. Commissioner John Morris motorcycles are being Knowles iequested the action "That would have been illegal said today he was unaware outright and not being traded-in C OUTLAWED BIB OVERALL5 C _s' _ ft By BOB LLOYD C1t Editor - AND HE m PRiNCIPAL £Y0 e mployes a two weeks vacation premium is also due in less than Avenue. Mrs. GaUlano was without pay in mid-December. a week, that an additional $8,000 given time to consu Ithe r at. must be paid for fiability in- torney on the matter. an or o ice Get C c es C 411% WINTHROP ,. planning programs to guide and - POP If children's nursery reidti21 C.. Reid — • law Oct. 1, without the Seminole County is that tile law defaults, the county's state ci ti 5e to some degree at the signature of Governor Reubin is unnecessary and will legislative delegation will outset, Kercher PRI5CILLA, operating a of land, water and resources 1977) to prepare and adopt a boundaries, until all terms effort to lmkt the act Is an Kercher. Agency,, be ded w1n tnconted areas of the consistent with the public in- comprehensive plan. the act are completed. anAysix of the act Itself. As a ftt 180 dip of Oct. 1. Seminole county. The secand concept in terest." But while ad was If either entity does not ado Kercher told ThcHeral dt of inst zmth's aruifs. "e The first monthly rePOrI On designed to "encourage and a plan b portant At two separate rneeUt dy r'pared d by e- ba sc I concepts have compliez ww-govemmaw an ordiname for a the efforts of the county's assure cooperation between "specIal this time, than a "there are some cit 9 in public me Of The state Iteslative planning agency" financial trouble" who may not eznàged: relatIoNhipg" now exist in planning department to im- and among municipalities a nd e hearing th th at would make the delegation Oct. 21, and one of shall be created to assume the That there is a "great deal county. Of these relationships, count), phnning department its CAI-NO members, Nov. 13 — piement the Seminole County county government" in plan- duty of both preparing and be enthused about participating in the planning. he added, of work to be done" and while the task of comprehensive agency on a temporary basis, the county and the cities were Comprehensive Planning Act ning and development, the adoptinga plan When the cities 'The quality But, of the final there Is a lot of i nf ormation planning must be divided into The CU) of Winter Springs asked to name a technical was submitted to the county general reaction of cities in default, the coun y com- pr uct w commission today by assistant already in existence (provided three groups: those performed preparing to vote on a person to coordinate the more mioners can designate a amount of resources that will be by various agencies), there in a by each en ti ty, such as policy resolution that would also make fundamen pthnner Bill Kercher. aspects of the special agency if, and in the brought to hear on It" The lot more information that does decisions and set ting of goals, the county The Sta te act, which became ANALYSIS I ONE 0 I \ — by Hándihl & Sloffol L MXRaRAN CF ATTEINTIOW J I -____— ___________________ Iferald Staff Writer 5JR R0U NPP Y T1Nr:.q. AkIfl in mid-December. By BILL BELLEVILLE rfA P. rM ' ____ shopping and an exciting holiday atmosphere where weary shoppers can rest their feet and feut their eyes on the gay decorations and animated Christmas displays. ies, ount , ( ____ 5CHL UJCK, I / ' - NO, ------.-' ' 1 - — ---,- without pay City Supt. Ralph FW ier noted that CAM Corp. owes the city a considerable sum for a bill for water used during the subdivision's construction. In other business, action was delayed on a complaint that Mrs. Richard Galliano Is •'.. ,- - ____ / Thousandi of Ch ris tmas fights transformthe Altamonte Mall Into a shimmering wonderland following Saturday's ela borate "flUng ceremony." The Mall offers an abundance of Christmas ..:2V/ •1 - - •1 - -' . I PO NOT CARE FOR A PINCH 17 BACK ' "i' . . e Casselberry has been negotiated it does not appear the city is in immediate need of MALL LIGHTS TUMBLEWEED M ED 7 Sur PEOPLE y :,4_c 4 ______ the . I .i+" - -: L -JaV AL 0 . V'1.'f' - I'- *1 A .p rites. - .. 40taAAJ21j Nq C44SSI - -- # , ttjm W W ~~ftVfbf- POL/r/cs NO / a/wtv L . vacation weeks Onnie H Shomate said she Will comments were without maintenance bond, improperly Julian was instructed to rite no more checks until the foundation and adequate funds placed in general fund accounts prepare an emergency or city bookkeeper, now wculd be on hand to take care of and spent must be returned to nance banning parking on the hoapitalized, returns to work city commitments She builder Stolte In addition to Seminole Boulevard right Of n x month and Councilman H. suggested Ferrell w "eying the Dec. 15 payroll of morethan way by patrons of the Sao A. Scott said that although an tomakethecit look $20,000. Ot her unpaiddt bills Orla ndo Kennel Cl ub. $18,000 loan from Comflank - Answer Tomorrow 61 I KNEW iT," WARNED HIM I ITS THAT RXCRC151,11 an immediate loan. (Related Story Page 2A) City Clerk and Treammir - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS v. a two empl oyes was worried about being p ' - give financial condition. Ferrell charged fellow council members had taken the problem out of his hands and he bit counts which cannot be used for general expenses, such as cemetery account, federal revenue sharing money, paving fund, customer water deposits, and $9,450 In sewer connection rebates owned to CAM Corp., the city would have to you want to do" about the city's . . T'O TABLE AND / e ae Without the bank loon IXINGWOOD — Councilman B. If. Ferrell, self-proclaimed watchdog of the city treasury and chairman of the finance committee, threw his hands up In (kInr \Ionda rwht told his coUeagues "to do what COLD! story" n Il k By 1) 0 N N A I-ST F-S 11ciald Staff Writer Id like 'i sure wish one o1Janie's,boyfriends would ca11 ut) Finances ngwood ou e r Inv 0 10 SUU (It) nt)' 'Ar he.arts. sour hanti ,% uitiio you might have made the same 13 strong enough to make this ! .Prnnd hill, I " W hat I I- / YOU, South, hold but you certainly aren't young an more. FIfteen years back I. -I-T North East 8o uI h I)h1t. 16 24 11a,"s l bass _• j % haii Well ;.i1f o e; have been flI7ir2] DNN6F,7 '1C)IPIN&R - Oswald: "in any event, it was obvious he wanted to look like a man who didn't hold the queen of spades. It Wdn't take me more than half-a-second to lead ade to dummy's king and play him for that all-important card." CASTLE CARD SYSTEM ... Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents and led the that obvious fifteen years ago. Maybe twenty-four years back, when I was learning as a fresh- 16 A 1098 NOW LE713 67th Year, No. 84— Tuesday, November 26, 1974 played two rounds of trumps. East dropped the three of spades on the first on e second FAST *Q63 —1 ABOUT SEIZING YOU SET kING kAS, EVERYCONTIZOL OF THE NE1:]:Aq,~ U7 AM ONE IN N0UR - . nine of clubs for a finesse. West took his king and led another amond.Irfedthatnd 25 4962 WEST 6754 ALLEY OOP Numb 1 NORTH 4 K J2 k64 - i Tumor Dick OSWM.I) and I .1LJZ ; - by JAMES JACUHY ME A ON \NOWIL JU6T 6TIZAiN YOUR SAC K. AIkIIIAI - "x:17 -Y L 'r I -~. -, cm . . . ___ - -- --- .._ -.____ ..._ - . g 1 - ._-__ --•_______ .__ -_. ___________ -. .- F-_:T-;. ________ - - ______ - - '• rrr ! • ...iè. ---- I .-a . .. - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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YOU KNOW ILL. FIND SOME WAY TO &ET ' OUT606 -! FINP OSE EXCIJE TO PLIT MY ARAt AZ U - --- _-_- __---- --- - - -- ------- - -- RIO '~ 22 4 K 852 W EST -,Vq N O , ' Dove Grou. EAST 4A862 910863 4QJ94 T J54 +652 410 67th Year, No. 82—Sunday, November 24, 1974 Playing at three notrwup, Hal carefully won the heart lead with the king not the ace. fie had to attack diamonds. U East got in with the king, East would read the ace as a fatseeard from ace-king. He would not know if the king were a forced play; a falsecard from king-queen or a normal play AQ973 ~ -0 I W by 4j • 1 1084 4 AQ6 Both VUIfleral)le Writ North East South I NT. Pass 3 NT. i'ass Pass Pasc ()pcning lead- T6 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Pool H,eaters Har-nessi,ng Th e Suns Energy from ace-king. In any event Hal saw that his contract was safe unless East got in with the king of diamonds; shifted to a spade honor and found West with Halls lucky ace of spades. So at trick two Hal led the Jack of diamonds; went right up with dummy's ace; plucked East's singleton king and came home with the bacon. SOUTH (1)) 4 K73 By BILL BELLEVILLE heat water inside the home," Although almost 120 solar Sanford and one in Goldenrod, pools is a sound one. Sirniliar once the air terilperature, Herald Staff Writer night to ccx)l the pool for the years in money saved by not but they are not ready to heated pool units of this design are scheduled for installation methods have been put minus sin, is lower than the next day. In addition, the using a conventional fuel. Joe Wbj' system of bar- economically compete with have been installed in the next week. together, Webb says, but the prol tet perature, the heated energy absorbed by the paneL,, powered heater. The savings ne-sliing solar heat is so silliple conventional means of heating, Tainpa area, the concept has that you wonder why it hasn't such as electric and gas. The solar heating unit results have not been the same. water i I the pool will stay takes some of the heat pressure after that, Webb says are not just begun to catch on in the distributor says he'll continue One solar heating design warmer longer than it would If off the roof itself, and makes only money in the pocket but been thought of before. Other solar heating systems Central Florida area. to have the units installed this consists of a series of pipes, circulatid and exposed to the the home cooler, during the also, mean less strain on the It's based on a concept that for uses such as hydroponics Webb, with the help of a partway until the demand for them encased In plexiglass, and cooler fir. day-. grade school children learn (the growing of plants in time entire energy reserve that carpenter and plumber, escalates. When that time mounted on Several other variables the roof. help Pipes along with their ABC's — that nutrient solutions), aquac-ulture Cost for heating systems mankind has available to him. has installed three systeriis comes, then it'll probably' take alone won't do, Webb explains, determine the water tern. vary, according to roof And that's an enery reserve dark colors absorb heat and and solar climate control, are one in Longwood, one in Pinefull-time crew to do the work. because only one small area of perature produced by the unit, location, size of pool, etc., light ones reflect it, but that one day might be turning to being developed by the firm's castle and another In Ocala. Webb say's he Is -convinced the entire pipe receives the Generally, the square footage the cxpen-e can usually be solar heat as one of its orirnarv But it took j firm in Menlo enelneers. rt. :,a, Including that method rect absorpt on heating Calif. to develop that concept rays. _ about three-quarters that of the into a workabli' method for •• —---. An other designs with JuM pool surL.t More or k di .. htIII liiciiiin' POOlS . the standard black plastic pipes affect the temperature ac An1, it took Webb, of 601 a e destroyed y the sun's ultr a cordin,ly. Placing the panels (,runt St..Longwood, to bring it — _.4 violet rays within a short period on the northern side of the roof, to Central Florida. fl of time Webb 's plastic' unit, heating a pool enclosed by Siniphtity itself, the 'Solar he admits are not exactly screening and heating a deeper heat Exchanger" is a series of - M ______________ plastic pool will require more energy black, thin plastic panels ' "The material is a mixture of than the opposite situations. r connected by black plastic _______ polypropelene, and But, in a "normal" situation, pipes and mounted on the roof polyethelene impregnated with the panels will keep a Poo of a house. The 4' x 8' panels, al I j a black carbon material." Ile temperatures between 75 and 82 hollow, are connected to the resultant panels are virtually degrees practically year round back yard swimming pool by resistant to must corrosive in Central Florida. At night, 1 two more pipes one materials, as well as weather when the pump-driven filLr takes water out of the pool with • _i-.-! -• durable for at least IA years cvstrn I t connected with -J --... tot tiup UI Liii POOL purl)p and up rl pa. nelIs tIhemselv I. , • -• ri (I4Itilt , unit es are so I. .,oar , tempera emperaurc tur e r ____ j,_.•J effective that they can capture ci water in the pool will drop r that channels it back into the • -_ • up to 80-percent of the sun's about one degree per hour until pool several degrees warmer. a heat that strikes them, Webb it reaches the mean at. The heat-absorption principal • 4 says. To be able to capture even ipospheric temperature, Webb • of the black panels is so ef4 . 50-per-cent of the heat is consaid. • fectite, its developers say, that sidered outstanding, according Usually, that means ro more theunitcanbringttiewaterjna to Webb. tkopthan l0 degrees during the pool to boiling hot temperatures Th e unit has a light sensitive night-a decrease that's easily if the water circulates through deice attached to them that o v ercome the following mor. the panels too slowly switches the black panel ning roof when tht light sinsitie : But heating swimming pools ,• system into the pool • when the switch activates the unit. -cJ_ 1 Is only a beginning, Webb says sun Is out, and cuts the system Conversely, for those hot "Our company has already Flat plastic units on roof absorb sun's heat, warming pool water that circulates oil when it Isn't. The reason for Central Florida summer days. Joe Webb tests water temperature in one of three designed workable systems to through them this, wnj says, is because the unit can be left running all solar heated pools installed locally - by THE BORN LOSER XFtMT c' tOR W IT cc ADS, I T DO N mc tSIRtPTICJ fto.j 'J W ( ;&WIMR 3t.og 10 TOWN, uJlS.11, j\< FUNEFAU ST t) Art Soniom \ .,,tns lM1pflc) THTAT A ¶rWR \7 ¼IEcccv H I&LTH MID ( ç .-7 t5 OL)5r A-5 OV .' [11I7rAri The late P. Hall Simc was asked if he had a superstitious feeling about some particular gird 1k thought a thile and replied: "The ace of spades is -• di "But, Mom, he swallowed my nickell" Wi-ct " lucky for me Today's hand, illustrates anoth er of Hal's superstitions. fie believed believed firmly that if you did not want a certain opponent to get the lead, you should play film for holding a singleton king and rclfuse to finesse against his partner. North 2' ' South I' Fast I4 24 '' (Aru.ui iN4ERiTZJ, L' . . -. - - - • I our hrart % ht TODAY'S(1UI..sTlO\ Again East OPt ILS 004 Wick d ', oui 64 3 VA Q 10 8 6 0 K J 4 *A Q 3 %Vhat ilo ~otj do'., ,- - -2 ' Answer Tomorrow III II• to 00 . - Il! BCOM A BfP4CCR K J 4 3 4,% 9 5 4 •• By Roger Bo//ei 'how ccco PIReT'— South hold (JO FUNNY BUSINESS i - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau -__• _______ - '. ..".. .- GEE, TS GOOD 116 A RELIEF NOT TO TO BE MAVINC' BE BURNED IN EFFIGY rLL A WINNING AT THE HOMECOMING BET SEASON FOR. IT PEP RALLVJ A CHANGE . ait, A41LYMYJJ, JUST DON LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN I £tZXs( IT UiWC -- S.4Ry / 7/IE j$ffYj7i(j/ rixtci- 4 UMW TA1/ /T AXVIT $ Th'/i% O71E/ / 71i4V MW' ,;•'- PATIi5 /((- Ch'ILY A fl417z CML I C(' a cu/JV6'r Aff4LLYCI?AZ) /ZZANY IOM £ETS 5Fi€' '4'1LYA5FARA ITAff1Q571 \ 1w W. I (r MY ,1 _____ Z4N 1$ P1 Oi,C*? '! - - _. ___ /4P ,. a - - ----- I ,c• J . -. IffL _ L11 BLQP4PjE - Chic Young ONJEsII4AO DISAPPEAR-PO COMTEI.Y D&G y IIETEI4ECrAJ L; DOU..AR FO SWOPPING ? TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan fOOR PMAMI%S... LJSTtAVSE StVtJ LIKE -, 10 SLEEP ALLIHE flM, 11Y CALL YOU LAZY ... JUST tAUSE \VLJ CAN'T I. FLEAS, 1JRY Ol'l.5 'CAUSE \VU IT \O(J1 \r_ cmw Latest Auto - Layoffs. Raises Total To 178,000 - \ "I I By The Associated Press The auto industry has laid off more than 50,000 workers and the Pentagon has announced a shakeup that will eliminate 11,-600 civilian Jobs at military installations, The nation's two largest steel producers also announced cutbacks Friday, blaming the coal strike. The latest auto layoffs brought to 178,000 the number of blue-collar workers who will be out of work all or part of next month, but the cutbacks also extended to office Personnel as sales continued to decline. Under union contracts, many employes will continue to draw salaries during the layoffs. Ford Motor Co., the nation's second-largest auto maker, announced production cutbacks Friday that will idle 32,474 employes for one to five weeks between Thanksgiving and March 1. Earlier this month, Ford said It would lay off 3,000 white-collar workers next month. In other cutbacks announced Friday: -Corysler Corp. said it was laying off nearly 11,000 whitecollar workers Including engineers, designers and clerical workers — for 5 weeks, starting Dec. 2. Chrysler, the nation's third-largest auto maker, announced earlier this week that it was shutting down five of its six U.S. plants and laying off 64,000 blue-collar workers. -Anierian Motors Corp., the No. 4 automaker, said it will suspend production of the Gremlin and Hornet for five Al BUGS BUNNY PRISCILLA'S POP I ------- by Al Vermeer I 5PEAC,, \j O'! I/'M I SPEAK I, 'lAP -- fy9 YAP won't be us way Drever' YAP Just watt till - We ve, r haday QWF! YAP11.1 ,, — -) \ fINTHROP 3is - 9 JU V C) ci) LI Il-it _ ARCHIE XWc*&WMJL THESE NOTE 1i# AfQ U \ W4 of orw to ç by Dick C.vol -•: by Bob Montana t;I4. - YOUR COMFOSITION HAS NO FELUN6, NO COLOR! R EYES C LOSE AND INE DE.$CONS! R PT - RIN MY STRENGTH WENT OUT LiKE THE TIDE! ' R THAT'S SETTER! DID 'yOU SEE Ti-IAT IN YOUR MIND? rNO. L usr I SPILLED YOU INK A .-.....___ TURNED BLACK AS THE ACE Mary Chides County On .Road 'Interference Lake Blue Collars ME ANP1HE NAILS,1)YCAL.L. YOU WEIRI,... - --- By OSWALD and - NORTH 4 105 !72, I -- -- - WIN AT BRIDGE JAMES JACOB',' i 1 -.---- -- by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL T)IEN I'LL -- - Friday, Nov. 22, 1974 88—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY - - • days next month, idling 7,000 workers in Kenosha, Wis., and 1,000 in Brampten, Ont. -U.S. Steel, the nation's largest steelmaker, said the coal miners' strike has forced it to shut down more coke and iron production. More than 13,-000 of the company's 120,000 production workers have been laid oft. -Bethlehem Steel Corp., the industry's No. 2 firm, said it was laying off 2,300 of its 22,000 employes at Sparrows Pt., Md. -The Defense Department announced realignments at 111 facilities which will result in the elimination of 11;W) civilian jobs and the relocation of 11,500 military personnel. In other economic developments Friday': -Amstar Corp., the nation's largest sugar refiner, boosted its prices again. Within hours, two other refiners had followed suit. Amstar's price hike averages about 75 cents a pound wholesale. The increase may be passed along to the consumer, depending upon local conditions and storepolicy. -First National City Bank of New York, the second. largest commercial bank in the country, lowered its prime lending rate for the eighth straight day. The latest cut was from 10.25 per cent to 10 per cent. The prime rate, which is the interest banks charge their best corporate customers, often signals the lowering of rates which affeet small businessmen and individual horrow."r SP%ES. I 44 Late. Mary councilmen, Blouveard, and L'mgwoc1 Hills reasons rather than for the we!. prurty explained that it's called to a meeting by the Road. fare of the county road system. difficult to project the type of The zoning change, making Stauiole County Commission And, councilwoman Virginia businesses that would be in the to hear information on traffic 150 agricultural acres south of Mercer said "We're talking park, until the zoning is Impact in the vicinity of Lake the Scott Electronlea Industrial about an industrial park and the changed and the land can be Mary Boulevard, expressed Park, light industrial (MM) traffic it will create. But, it also "marketed." But be added that dissatisfaction with their treat. has already been recommended generates tax revenue. And, we he envisions a "campus type" ment at the hands of the county. by the city's Building and have to remember if we don't industrial park, as opposed to a "The city of Lake Mary wants Zoning administrator and have the park, we'll have more rougher layout, and hopes to to cooperate with the county approved by vote of that unemployment." attract businesses similar to and state," Councilman harry commission. Lake Mary City People who live in Lake Lake Mary firms StrombergTerry said, "but neither one has Council postponed a first Mary, Mrs. Mercer said, '*111 Carbon and Scott Electronics. Invited us to any other reading and public hearing on have to travel an even greater distance to Orlando to find discussions about roads going the ordinance until Dec. 9. Bradley and Young work. through our city." The discussion Friday' Associates plan to build an Kimbrough reminded the morning at the Lake Mary City industrial park on the land if It group that regardless of "how it Hall was billed as a meeting of is rezoned, was done in the past" the But Terry and councilwoman purpose of the meeting was to city, county and state Depart.. ment of Transportation (DOT) DeLares Lash indicated they exchange ideas and to avoid . . officials and local Industry rep- resented the Friday meeting. overcrowding roads that i h "You don't want to meet with weren't designed to arcept resentatives to gauge the additional impact that a proposed us before you make a decision, traffic generated by industrial city zoning change would have but expect us to meet with you parks. before we make a decision," on the roads In the area. Planner Neiswender said thatIt n4iy seem to be just a tiny they want to avoid traffic rn- difieren. but County Planner Roger Terry' said. colors do really Councilwoman Lash, parting similar to the "horror" tiiake a difference. Neiswender told the group that the county's primary concern suggested that because County that is SR 436 in the southern Iteineinber that light colors was with the critical areas such Commission Chairman John end of the county. reflect light while dark colors as the 1-4 Lake Mary Inter- Kinibrough lives near the Andy McCall of Bradley, absorb It. Use light colors on change, Lake Mary Boulevard, impacted area, that he was op. Young and Associates, develop. ceilings and walls to get the Ithinehart Road, Lake Emma posing the zoning for personal ers of the proposed industrial most for The Inflation F g ter your energy and mhOney. oney. jCTLY IF O 'ER AFRAID '... 11415 HARPY MAY \ EFFIE S140W5 TR? 5JA6IJ YER. I UP--XVEP I4,EVI NHERITANCE T JAWk? FROM ME. - 01 F,LAZE9 VA NOT tIF LIC-' Ou.OH Th4 M A" Nr- hER 'JOW!...I WOMPER LJRE IC W.)JT TO R5UJ• p TRY kEEPIPJ6 A I h4OPELE.E' WIFE FROM HE /P4cSION PER P4U5BA'.PC' •Me..HOKiJ W -- — j-•; 2 Three Men In ongwood __ ___ ayor 's Race _ wHIpc I UK & MEEK By DONNA E.STES by Howl. Schneider ---- rrEFu;E: - ) 0 0 FJ -. L H i1I Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD-Three men are vying for the mayor's office In this city in thc. !k( 1 municipal tlection. Listed in aphabetic:il order on the ballot for the off - - ire: Carmine Bravo, an attorney: James Robert hiarits, assistant manager of a I-nortgagc company and Jan(", I ----- ' • - - have two Sons, Carmine; Michael Jr.. four, and Christopher 2 has been married eight years and has two sons attending and Longwood schools. Harms' main concern is ttit' intelligent growth of the c-it', Assistant manager of the Southeast Mortgage Co., harms said protecting the property of citizens already in the city should be stressed, yet (ppOFtUnItY 51)001(1 be provnhd "The mayor can listen, can provide suggestions and Caii influence and bring another .o-c'cssable voice to the people," linus said. " -. . --... - - • • -•-• - ' - ___________ ' I nnann's late father, AR. iiann w-as lAngwo(xi mayor ... i I - I F GLUCKS STILL C,OT LIOJJ-LAMERS , And while you're at it, remember to keep light bulbs and their glass or plastic fixlures clean to get the most light from them. . —, - - , to return the city government operation to the same "people to people' level it was in his father's day. "1 want to return the time when the average citizen could call the mayor and be assured of service; to be responsible to the citizenry, to work with the small businessman i the city. 1 want the city to create a 06 SUNNY Weather Details Page 3A Index - Around The Clock - 4A Bridge Calendar -------3A ____ �-- I_::. - - Hig her Rates Asked I TVA Plans Rate Increase BATON ROUGE, La. tAP) A new election has been ordered in the photo-finish race between 1)emccrat Jeff l.LaL ad iipub1icui lknson Moore for a Louisiana Congressional seat. State Dist. Judge Melvin A. Shortess said Friday that there were enough irregularities in the election to warrant throwing out its results. Shortess said the evidence indicated that LaCaze was deprived of an undetermined number of votes by a malfunctioning voting machine, but that It was Impossible for the court to determine the will of the electorate. Mcore led by only 44 votes in unofficial returns In de 6th Congressional District election Nov. 5. - __ Rocky May Sell Oil Stock - WASHINGTON (AP) Vice President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller said he is considering selling all $I .9 million of his oil stock In an effort to lay to rest any concern over potential conflict of Interest. Rockefeller also agreed during testimony to the House Judiciary Committee to tilk to his brothers and sisters about gi%L nL details of the entire Rockefeller family wealth -To congressional confirmation committees. But the former New York governor said, as did several committee members, that unless be can establish public confidence in his integrity, any moves to insulate himself from his money will do little good. - 1JL Till ________ '1 - i 0,- 4 11 '" f Z. - I - s I ___ -- - L &2h&..L_ 16 - 1ei''Hauf 0 4% ~~Lioi ltk &_ - - ~_~7___ ~' ~__` - I - - lz . \ - \ ~, NEGOTIATOR agreement but the strike', end still not In sight, Arnold Miller, president of the United Miner Workers of America, said negotlatloan have act advanced enough to iedkt when the nation's 121,000 coal miners will return to their jobs. New - 4 .-t- .1 KIDS MANY WASHINGTON (AP) John D. Elwlichman's lawyer has indicated his client was attempting to pr otect unrelated national security Interests by his part in the Watergate cover-up. In an argument reminiscent of last summer's Plumbers trial, defense lawyer William S. Frates said Friday that Ehrlidiman's motive in the coverup to keep sec et the 1971 burglary at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Although Ehrllchman was - _ __ _____ 1 1:11 I' ,1111, 4 I PEA 6 __ a.r ' '4•'t-.... A, ____ 2 7 ____ ____ 3 _____ _____ P 14 412 ___ ___ __ 3l __ 2 7 Ctt a' Ryan Qany 1 ___ _____________________________ J 2 3 .4 "r Pasi __ ___ ____ p Q 6 _ SM 'd 'J" &JrI$ Oat 3fl. Lw'q $,Jch litv,n,a "em S - Canada Limits U.S. C)Il (ii i A','u\ (All -- (inada has UuIIOUIICet1 plans to reduce oil exports to the United States next year by up to 28 per cent and completely eliminate th em by 1982. The plan was announced In a Friday night address to Parliament by Energy M inist er Donald Macdonald. Macdonald said th e 900,000 ba rre ls a day now being ex ported to the United States about 15 per cent of U.S. oil Imports - would be reduced to 800,000 by Jan. 1, 19Th, and be furth er cut to 650,000 In July If the main oil. producing provinces, Alberta and Saskatchewan, agr?e. Macdonald said the Immediate p urpose was to arrange for sufficient oil to be shipped to eastern Canada when the country's first east-west pipe line link is completed, while the long-term objective was to avert an oil shortage predicted for the next decade. ~j - . .ts.;._flna _' . ---::cc-zz-r- ---------2 fl t '- - -- ' Z' ; - - _'v:-,r TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) - Palestinian hijackers today killed one of 41 hosta g es aboard a captive VC1O jetliner and threatened to shoot another if demands for release of Imprisoned Palestinians were not met. The hijackers,angeredataia1seTunl.s1angovernnien t repo that 13 Palestinian prisoners had been flown In from Ca iro to meet one of their demands, shot the hostage in the open door of the plane and let the body drop to the gro un d. The Tunisian officials who Ph. f.I.. .t,., - admitted nlnnfina r' said that In fact an official Palestine Liberation Organization deegatlon had arrived from Cairo in the early hours of the morning but brought only one of the 13 prisoners. NOV. 23 Senior Citizens' Fun and Travel Club Thanksgiving Party, 7 p.m., Dellary Fireman's Hall. Members only. e Alcoholics Anonymous Women's mee ting, Holy Cross rarn House, 400 Magnolia, Sanford, 2-3 p.m. . . UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - U.N. General Kurt Waldheim leaves tonight on a mission aimed at easing tension In the MlddliEut. U.N. spokesman confirmed Waldheim's departure date but gave no details. Sources said he would make a A trip to Syria, Israel and Egypt, probably returning quick midweek for Security Council meetings on U.N. peacekeeping operations on the Israeli-Syrian front. The six-month mandate of the 1,200nan U.N. by Disengagement Observer Force manning the Golan Heights buffer zone runs out at the end of next week. NOV. 25 .. 11 Area Chamber of Commerce breakfast, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and 434. Speaker - Jim Ryan of Central Florida Zoological Society. LPN Association of Florida Div. 38 meeting, 8 p.m., Lakeview Nursing Center, Sanford. Election of officers. Math students at Lawton Elementary School in Oviedo had a pract ical example of "bow much" I takes to fill a one-meter cube. There were II fourth graders packed Into this cube (with a slight auto from the Instructors who are shown supporting th e sides). Whether adults wanted to be converted k the Metric systesny via this Instruction remains to be see; however. I it Al-Anon Family Group, Holy Cross Episcopal Parish House, 400 Magno lia,,8 p.m. Overeaters Anonymous, a.m., OAI W. Zt iJl WOOd - - - Sanford Optimist Club, 7 p m., Mayfair Country Club Athletic banquet honoring Optimist sponsored Pop Warner Midget League Foot. ball Team. Jack Pardee, Florida Blazer coach, speaker. WEATHER high 77 low this MoStly sunny on Sunday with highs In the upper 70s. Lows In the SOs. Winds northeasterly 10 m p ft today and easterly 10 to 15 mph Sunday Satellite Orbit Scheduled con vi cted for approving the 1971 Ellsberg break4n, Frates said whatever participation the former presidential assistant had In the Water ga te cover-up resul ted from his belief that the Ellsberg incident was a legitimate national security operation. "Ile had no intent because an his mind there was no crime so there was no Intent to cover up," said Frates, his voice boom ing. Associa te Prosecutor James F. Neal responded during a spirited and lengthy exchange which helped delay completion of the prosecu tion's case from Friday to Monday. "There are some things that are just inherently wrong," Neal said. Ehrllchman was convicted along with thNe others last July 12 of vi olat ing the rights of Dr. Lewis J. Fielding, the Los Angeles psychiatrist who treated Ellsberg. At the time of that break-In, Ellsberg was himself on trI accused in federal charges f or leaking the secret Pentag 3(1 Papers study of the Vietnam War to the press. Frates' declaration about E rllchman's motives during U cover-up was prompted by 0IC testimony of Egil "Bud" Krog. a co4eaer of the secret Whi te House Plumbers unit whic carried off the Ellsberg txeai in as part of an effort to ha It news leaks. Krogh said the Plumbers had the personal sanction of form President Nixon, who once dered him to conduct mass II Search Is On For Pistol detector tests among goverr ment employes to trace the Of Slain Florida Trooper source of news leaks. On qw-sUoning by U.S. Du MACON, Ga.(AP) Au thor. Conrt Judge W il bur Owens Jr. trict Judge John Slrica, Frates ituc worked on several fronts obtained Friday tapes and said no one was saying tha Nixon au thorized the break-in today in an effort to unravel the documents which story of Florida parolee Paul given his Miimi attorney a but that once he learned of It nd John Knowles, a tale Knowles which are said to describe some Nixon "i nstructed a ll people no to discuss the work of th has been quoted as saying will of Knowles' activities Plum bers under any circwnmake na tionwide headlines, pa role last May. stanCes. The Miami Iawyeir An intensive search was Owens said he will review the said that is why Ehrllchmai planned for a pistol belonging to a slain Florida state trooper, tapes during the next few days, participa ted in the cover-up Charles E. Campbell, %I)O1T1 and r elused further comment. Knowles IS accused of kidnapAlso Friday, Coy. Jimmy lug. Evening Iletald Carter appointed state Atty. Campbell and a Delaware Con. Arthur Bolton to aid in the man, James E. Meyer, Sunday Herald 1oundshotto death Thursiayin prosecution of Knowles. Carter Pu y'M-d D- ,rj sa id Bolton's statewide powers S.i'ucO, .iNi ('r.trna an isolated, wooded area about would be needed if Knowl es Is The anfo,clpl"iatci, Inc. 30 miles sou th of Macon, arid JOO P4 rrench Ave. Sanfo4d, charged with crimes an more officers planned to search a c, )pr, four-Ware-mile area around than one Georgia Judicial disc'L 'r CIa%i, Psf.' p, that spot. 3ZIfl A spokesman for the Georgia Knowles has been charged State Patrol said the pistol was wi th two slayings in Milledge.. %ti(rpf,on Rates C,rr.er "critical to the case" yule and wi th abducting CampWr'& S',.. 57$ 40 Meanwhile, U.S. District bell and Meyer. Extended Outlook Monday through Wednesday Florida Peninsula North portions mostly Cloudy Monday with a chance of Showers becoming mostly fair Tuesday and Wednesday. Lows near SOMondlyand then in low to middle s Highs in middle SOs. Elsewhere mostly fair with lows In SOs central and SOs south except near 70 In the Highs in mid to upper 76s - Srnd ,,.,. yre ,, (Solution Page 3M Yêr . . - 7 - - ' 4 - IN - urass, rrosuTutaon Okay - - - = Tumminia IWO 4_l• f: Returns :if): : 0 -= - - - . -. '.' I \ Askew, Cousteau Lunch it ' )j: ______ 1 Seat 2 I. ze ______ 'ic., i ''• !., I -.r ..-_____ ii.. r- .. .,. '' - , - JOHN DANIELS I .. i ... - ________ I • ' 1 . - . - -', -:-..' i, .( ' ., RONALD TI M.\IINl.% Ronald Tumminla of 444 One of the main reasons he Alderwood Court, Winter states for seeking the council Springs Is a candidate for City post Is that the city needs more Council Group II seat in the commercial development to Dec. 3 election, help relieve the homeowner of high taxes and to provide Born and raised in Brooklyn, services to the community. N.Y., he is a former New York "Ibis ty lacks sufficient City pollee officer. After four re years and several awards for rec a tion for both our youth 'rumminia and senior citizens. There must his police work, ,an Increase in recreation resigned In good standing and be facthtiesandmthenumber of moved to Winter Springs and persons who help supervise our joined the y police, youth" Tu mlsai d. ment. lie resigned from the "Our city council Is divided police department to enter for a number of reasons," he private business. Turnminla is a former U.S. Marine and Is added. "Instead of workinr president of the United Home- toge ther to help th is city and owners Association of Winter represent all the residents, It is torn by personalitites." Springs. Daniels: Dignity OPEN. SUNDAY 12:30m5,4130 In Actions JulUI W. DankIS is seckini election to Winter Springi Group 3 seat for a two.yeai term. Campaigning on platform of careful planning fiscal responsibility and dignit) In actions, he was appointe Sept. 30 to fill the council seal vacated by David Outlaw. 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(AP) - Ch ief Justice James Adkani of the Flor ida Su pr eme Cowl says he would welcome repeal of marijuana laws and certain prosti tu ti on and gambling laws. -iwams iuso says me ntga court may reach a decision on Florida's dea th penalty wi thin Mx weeks, But Adkins, in terviewed Friday by the Fort Myers NeuPress, would not co mmen t on Judici al Qualification Commission trials of fellow justices. -- - Puerto -. -- - ZAI..E5 . Presently minister of Flagler Street Baptist Church In Miami, Rev. Bill Coffman has uiu to pastor Central Baptist Church of Sanford effective Dec. hAlter pastorlag churches In Texas, Rev, and Mrs. Cof f' man were appointed by the Southern Baptist Convention Mission Board for Spanish language work in l%5 and served churches in Rico and Dominican Republic until last year. He served as moderator of Puerto Rico Association and was director and teacher at Barinquen Bible Institute. - ~ - . - degree in business and rnaster' degrees in education and political science. He i presently employed by the OrangecountySchoolBoariJa. assistant principal at Union NOV. 28 Alcoholics Anonymous ope n Park Junior High School. Daniels said he became inmeetln! Univ 'j' q p,,,.. House,400 Magnolia, Sanford, a terested In city polities and running for Council because he p.m. was not satisfied with the way NOV. 29 business has been conducted. "I 16th Annual Gospel sing believe council chambers are a sponsored by Sanford place for di gnity and responFiremen's Benefit Fund, 8 for venting personal p.m., Sanford Civic Center sibiity not feelings or conflict," he stated. featuring Les Beasley and "Couh1 actions that Florida boys. Windy Johnson bothered me most," he said and the Messangers, and jj included the decision to award a Walerk Singers. Door prizes contract to build the new fire NOV, 30 station to other than lowest Alcoholics Anonymous bidder although the City's Women's meeting, Holy Cross architect advised the low Church Parish house, 400 bidder was equally qualified Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 24 and acceptable. This cost the p.m, taxpayers about $3,000. - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) State insurance cornmissioner Thomas O'Malley says Blue Cross-Blue Sh ield has agreed to Increase the coverage in its supplemental Medicare policies next year without increasing premiums. The 250,000 Blue Cross-Blue Shield poUc holders in Florida will recei ve some economic relief as a result of the plan filed by the firm and approved by O'Malley, he said Friday In a news release. The supplemen ta l policies cover the ded ucti ble items in the M ed icare Part A coverage, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Coy, and Mrs. Reub(n Askew and their daughter Angela were to ha lunch In Pensacola today wi th Capt. Jacques Cousteau, the famed oceanographer, and Cousteau', wife Simone. The lunch will be on the research ship Calypso, which Cousteau is using to study tides and the red tide in the Gulf of Mexico. Askew's office said Friday. • REV. BILL COFFMAN Coverage Increased _. . -. - ••• • • CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - British space scientists are optimistic that the firing of an engine aboard their Skynet 2 satellite will place it in a proper orbit Sunday, ending a string of recent fail ures. Launched by a Delta rocket, the military comrn rnunlcation,s satellite reached a temporary orbit late Friday. fidlssaid the da in a stationary orbit 22,300 miles over the Indian Ocean, 'Ibis satellite Is very Important," said Leonard Gray director of the Skynet program. "If this one falls, I fear the government will consider defense satellites too expensive for the Uni ted Kingdom." - • . -- - -. - 1 afternoon IN BRIEF - - A resident of 1021 Antelope Trail, he has lived in Winter Springs since June, 1973. He has been active in city affairs having previously served on the City's Board of Adjustment and lurnuunig and Zoning Board. A retired colonel in the U.S Sanford homemakers Club, NOV. 27 1:30 p.m., home of Mrs. J. S. New Seminole Junior Coll ege Gordy, 1007-B Park Ave. sponsored adult education Alcobollcs Anonymous closed center, Bear Lake School, meeting. Holy Cross Parish Gleaves Court of Bear Lake Road. Bilingual (Spanish). House, 4W Open to all over 18. Inforp.m. matlon: SJC Ext. 345, Yesterda y's moenlng 33 LFLORIDA - ---- Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOV. Sanford lions Club, noon, NOV. 24 House of Steak. Speaker, Mrs. Dedication and open house Beatrice Fitch, field new firehouse by Geneva representative Social Security Volunteer Fire Department1 15 Administration p.m. DeBary Players present 'Cflarlle's AunI,' 3 p.m., DeBary Civic Center, - - . - NOV. 22-23 Seminole County Campout at l2OaksRV Park, SR46,2mniles west of 1-4, Sanford. rZrUr_JU_:r LflC S_ti Count CALENDAR , rtC r----t--:-r street . - ___________ r&(ft __ ,,•,, 15-minute swim before going into the conference. Hushen reported the President swam four laps of the crawl, one of backstroke, two breast stroke and one "miscellaneous." "He holds the American record for Vladivostok," said the White House spokesman. Ford and Brezhnev open ed their talks aboard a luxurious Siberian train today and an au th orative Soviet commentator declared they had "a chance to settle problems all problems." ________________________________ I se II .. . , e - xv5 TIRE - , 11 - . * _~__. 'I Was Nation al Security' 'It 756 I ~ - :vu, - ' - -w _____ L'NLOCUNG POOTr. rRcY $, j 1--147 svfj UL)RST TO YWt OTWER. .T uOW(vR IT 6 POS54L TO UNLOCK A ISSAG 94j USING ONLY 3 KEYS. ALL ISWWICH'3 KEYS 10 uSE 4O WUCW CO(LQIDOR$ TO UNLOCK. I __ 114 rlichman's Attornev, __ IS NO DIFFICULTY AT ALL j_y A ! 4- -,~Ii -- 4 71-. % ~ .I -~, ~M, ~ - - PACKED IN BOX? 11111 33125591f, 1, & 11 I F 1311 4 SONt) TO LOCO o-I" as AND CORRIDOtIS T r I By Steve Ryan Ucio TW KCV5 BELOw COflR- OS ALL - ~__0 _~ HOW PUZZLE CARDS 14y 1 - 01 PALM BEACH, Fla. (A P) -John B. Gambling, 77, an originator of the early-morning radio talk show, died Thursday. His broadcasting career began when he fillee in for an ailing announcer on a morning physical fitness show. He did so well he went on to chalk up four decades of banter, music and newscasts. Fla. (AP) Philipe Petite, who has often offended authorities but thrilled onlookers with unannounced strolls - like on a tight-rope l,-350 feet above the streets of New York-says his stunts will be in the proper spotlights from now on. VENICE, - J&, John Gambling Philipe Petite - - - - UN Head To Mid East ---.,, .. PEOPLE DENVER (AP)-. Terry Hauf, 25, was boating game birds on a farm near his home Yoder, Wyo., home when he was struck and knocked unconscious by an eagle. He estimated the bird's wing span at between 4 and 6 feet. "1 didn't we the bird until Icame to. He was dazed too," Haul told reporters at a hospital where he was recuperating Friday. He added that the bird took off across the field at kind of a trot, flapping Its wings. Hauf was brought to Denver where doctors operated on his right eye, injured in the collision, in an effort tosaveIt. He also suffered head cuts. - Palestinians Kill Passenger j .111-F ~,__ I - President Ford and VLADIVOSTOK, U.S.S.R. (AP) Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev, meeting for the tint time, launched a round of talks on nuclear arms curbs today and postponed a stheduled dinner to plunge deeper into the complex Issue. Deputy White House press secre ta ry John Hushen said the two leaders were meeting far into the evening. He said they had taken but one 30m in ute br eak in talks that began soon after they ar ri ved at a suburban resort area in mid afternoon. Ford took - Congressional Race Rerun bKltl Nuclear Curb 'Complex It TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla (All)looked very similar to a traland west-coast areas, asked and would raise profits to 9 per ) Southern Bell Telephone Co. PSC staff proposal on revising for an immediate increase of cent, the company said, and the Florida Power Corp. rate str uctures, which Florida $34.8 million. It said the money The interim increase would are hanging together in asking Power spokesman Bill Johnson was needed to bring profits raise the bill of a customer usthe Public Service Commission said was part of the reason for back to the allowed level of 8.2 ing 1,000 kilowatt hours a mon th the change. for more money through per cent, . from $37.66 to $41.13. The full creased rates. Florida Power, based in St. The other $30.8 million would increase would boost the bill to Southern Bell asked the PSC PetersWrg and serving cen- come after full rate hearings 143.31. on Friday for a $216.5-million ,.,,---. .. i ncrease, largest ever requestrioriaa rower was granted a ed in Florida. $12.1-million Increase in April. A request for another $l4.5 mlThe utility said home rates lion was rejected in September. should be higher unless payphone calls are upped from 10 to The firm also said the request 21) cents and charges are added was caused by Inflation and for more than three calls a high interest rates. Its conmonth to directory assistance. struction plans for next year have been cut back from $290 Florida Power's proposal for million to $101 million, the apa $65.6 million increase includplication said. ed a plan to reduce the number Of 1scowL and to evcn u.s lii addition to increasing the rates, setting a flat monthly base rate, Florida Power also base-rate for everyone. seeks to add some charges in the full increase: 110-120 for James Ikon, Florida vice hookup fees, depending President for Southern Bell, whether the hookup Is during pointed out that the higher pay. working or off hours; 15-110 for Phone charges had not been tied trouble ca ll s; the cost of fuses to higher home rates when the given custom ers, and a $5 firm first asked for elimination charge for paying a bill with a of the dime call two years ago. bad check. Tenn. (API -A20 per cent rate increase and authority to place quotas on electricity consumption will be announ ced by the Tennessee Valley Authority next week, according to sources dose to the TVA. The rate increase and the quota plan were expected to be revealed to the seven-state agency's 160 power distributors Tuesday at Chattanooga. The quota system, sources said, will limit the use of power to different classes of customers with heavy penalties for exceeding quotas. The meeting was called to outline the IVA's plans to cope with an increasingly critical coal shortage caused mainly by the nationwide United Mine Workers strike. Officials said Friday the strike has forced TVAs 12 coal fired steam generating plants to dip into its coal stockpiles to the tune of 30000 tons since the strike began Nov. 12. KNOX VIU.E, -z- -._ . -_s.--------.-.....a-_S._.e Stephen Crumpton, 39, Spanish Trace Apartments, Paul L. Pratt, 215 Cedar John Gil bert Mat thew Jr., 55, Altamonte Springs sIr Avenue, reported color of 506 Highland Dr., Semi nole County Jail in lieu of 'cxvi'on vaiuea at 4tAJ stolen Casselberry Is In Seminole $10,000 bond charged with from his home Thursday. County Jail in lieu of $5,00o bond delivery of heroin. charged with obtaining food Bennie Elzra Payne, ), 98 Robert E. Melvin, 52 IS Iii and lodging with intent to Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, Seminole County Jail in lieu of defraud, Is In Seminole County Jail, in $1,475 bond, charged with William James Gamblin, 29, lieu of $10, bond, charged reckless driving, fleeing and of 389 Wildmere Ave., with attempted murder and attempting to elude a police Longwood is in Seminole throwing a destructive device. officer and driving under County Jail in lieu of $10,000 Irene Gish, 26 South San. influence of alcohol. bond charged with disorderly ford Ave., Sanford, reported Patrick Joseph Aldridge, 2013 conduct, resisting arrest with jewelry valued at SM3 stolen Washingto n St., Sanford, is In violence and aggravated from her home Th ursday. Seminole County Jail, In lieu of assault. Joseph E. Dines 7350 $5,000 bond, charged with atGeorge Edward Campbell, of Fieldcrest, Orlando reported tempted breaking and entering. alued at and other items valued at $640 $1,371 stolen from his home stolen from Pin e Grove Motel, Th ursday. Fern Park. , Altamonte Springs Nancy D. Vaccaro, 1004 Patricia Podmore, of Rt. I Adams St., Longwood, reported Box 231, Maitland reported clothing and jewelry valued at Larry Thomas Rober ts, 18, saddle and bridle valued at $450 $580 stolen from her home and Thomas Michael homey stolen from her home. Thursday. both of Michigan are being held Robert J. Relser, 1001 Citadel Robert Dolllnger, 111 North - lii Seminole County Jail in lieu St. Altamonte Sprnngs reported Cortex, Winter Springs reported of $5,000 bond each, charged two color television sets valued motorcycle tools and parts with receiving and concealing at $870 stolen from Forest City valued at $3,486 stolen from stolen property. Center, S.R. 436, Fern Park Cycle Town. William Allen White, 23, of Clayton Irving Eubanks, 18, Fire destroyed borne and car & South (kange Blossom Trail, Lake Monroe Terrace Apart- owned by Francis Miller, 27, Rt. Orlando Is in Seminole County ments, Sanford, is being held 2 Box 186 DD, 20th Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond without bond In Seminole Midway, Sanford, Thursday charged with aggravated County Jail charged with night. Six fire units answered assault. violati on of probation, the call. No one was injurled. I F~~~~~~~~~~or Power Phone User U Sanford - 114 - :f.-'C. POLICE BLOTTER MRLD NATION -- -'--- - IN BRIEF .--- z;4 :rtt.rr '-: "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penneys Open Monday thru Sat. 10a.m. tog p.m. Open Sunday 12:30-5:30 p.m. .. ~_O~V!il*Z'5_" . - �-. - OPINION . H Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL --_ ~ Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL . - Sunday, Nov. 24,1974-4A Preparing For The Next War Argentina: Life III TEL AVIV LENS If war breaks out again in the . ,1= Middle East neither the I,.. 1 jviia Israelis nor the Arabs can E3 achieve quite the surprise LtIAuOji". the Arabs brought oil last 3W N. FRENCH AVE..SANF0111). FLA. 32771 year. The Israelis, super. Area ('ode 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 I sensitized by their OScat' unreadiness In 1973, have WAYNE D. IX)Yl.E, 1\blIs1wr is 4 I C. TOM AIKENS. Editor overhauled their in. I~ 4 lk q ,, K ROBERT C. MAIl KEY, Advertising Director telligence service, and are WASHINGTON alert In their forward Postmaster General Ted cepted the $22,917. The FBI is now looking into denied that he and Paul had talked a bo ut it. him Burnaford's business card. With the card, Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents ; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, Klassen's claim that he had noth ing to do with whether this may have cons positions, on their radar tituted a bribe. Unfortunately for Klassen's credibility, Klassen gave Holland the advice that Burnaford Year. M.40. B% Mail: In Florida same as home delivery All sets and on their comtwo lucrative contracLs awarded to his friends Segal's president. Bob Paul, said Klassen was however, a zealous postal contracting employe would be a good choice for various com. other mail: Month.$12.70. 6 Month s, $16.n has been flatly contradicted under oa th by ex- well aware of the i nsurance .; 12 Months, $32.40. munications monitors. contract, named Joe Jacques questioned the unusual i,iunications projects. postal officials. U nd er questioning, Paul swore that Klassen award, lie was swiftly shushed by a supe rior who The Arabs, for their part, Anot he r witness, former posta l contracting Astonished by the gap be tween Klassen's had personally told him to drop in on are keenly alive to the postal told him that "political and management chief Conrad Trahern, has also disputed public but unsworn statements and those of the contracting officer Robe threat of an Israeli prert Eidson and cha t with pressures" were involved. Klassen's statements. Trahern swore that sworn witnesses, House Postal Facilities him about the contract . In the sophisticated emptive strike. And to Jacques also testifi ed that he had seen and Burnaford complained to him a bout Klassen's Chairman Charles Wilson, D-Cali(,, probably world of Federal contracting, a suggestion by a d I launch a ground attack is tinctly remembered a memo on the contract, calls at all hour of the day and night. will sun Klsen to Capitol Hill either side would have to Cabinet-level officer to an underling like Eidson a copy of which was marked for Klassen, the Trahern, a former FBI agent, also swore that Here is how the case developed:' build up its forces in one of is almost an order, man who claimed he knew ing noth th about e his bs, Gen. Ro bert McCutcheon, called him The bluff Klassen, who had promised to bring the limited-force zones, Sure enough, after two meetings with Paul, deal. The memo has now mysteriously disap- shortly after the Burnaford story s ur IJjfl faced and speed and integrity to the Postal Service, has Eidsor' wrote an evaluation hear which are inspected to ti ly recom- peared. I1 darkly suggested that he get rid of any files that steadfastly maintained that he knew nothing some extent by U.N. mending the Segal firm. Bids were solicited as Klassen's veracity suffered another setback might be embarrassing to Klassen. Trahern about a controversial $64, contract to study required by federal law, but the $64,000 bonanaza when troops, and would then the House committee looked into his refused. MeCutcheon deni ed the charge, also the insurance needs of postal eniployes, have to cross the U.N. went to Segal even though two other com panies dealings with another old friend, public relations under oa . th Rep. Vince Fechtel celebrated his re-election The contract was awarded in 3973 to the had bid lower, buffer lone itself. It is hard man Charles Burnaford. The Postal Service had Subcommittee chali-man Charles Wilson is to the Florida 1eiisIa ttire h tossim t I)OmhS hell Martin E. See;iI ('o, As it lIappns, Klasstn had Wfln IThhiw was (ailed tu the it:icss chair, given iturmilocd Sok SOLIICC C,)fltfLL5 totaling to see all this happening now considering referring the miwny apparent into th e ranks of the government bureaucracy. already thrown a fat finder's tee to the Segal Co., he contradicted Paul and sought to rehabilitate over $soo,000. without the other side perjuries committed at his hearings to the 4 4A Rep. Fechtel, it seems, received a couple of on a different postal contract and, significantly, the credibility of Klassen, an old crony from getting some warning. When the story broke, Kiassen roared th at he Justice Dept. But there are many ways booklets or newsletters from various state agencies had accepted a $,91 7 payment from the firm. their American Can Co. days. At first Eidson was "appa lled ," ord ered an audit of the conKiassen has vowed to fight, lie's hired a is payment came while Klassen was on the said he had not seen Segal president Paul sin to knock an enemy off ce at his home recently and got to wondering just how Th tracts and pleaded that he kn ew noth ing a bout personal lawyer, who sat in on the Wilson sub. Postal Board of Governors, the balance: early 1 50 9 s. the time and the de tails of the contract, valuable and necessary th ey might be to th e committee hearings. Klassen may need him, At issue be fore Rep. Wi lson was whether place of the attack, and the Then, as the committee listened inFormer post office executive James Holland, since Wilson and his subcommittee are expected citizens of the great state of Florida. Klassen, despite his denials, had known about credulously, he confessed he had size and weaponry of the met twice with now a depots' White House press secre ta ry, to call on him to explain the many is His conclusion: Not very, d crepancies the $64,K contract, which came af ter he acattacking force, can be Paul while the contract was on the (ire, but testified , however, that Klassen personally gave in his public statements... Th e Lake and Seminole Counties represenmanipulated in unexpected tative pointed out that the cost of these printed ways. A boldly-executed . -. pa pers and books can run anywhere from eight to quick strike by either side 20 cents each for printing and mailing to say could well decide the . outcome of a new conflict. noth ing of the hidden cost of for the staff that must _____ To strike first has always research, write and design each publication. been a good military - I Like any good politician Fechtel decided to test ______ -_ tactic; it worked well for the waters of public opinion before pushing th e Israel In 1967 and for Egypt e issue and has asked "public and government in 1973. And the 1973 _____ -. I' — to tell me employes lighting showed that there and send me examples of state Be - — may now be a new kind of government publications that they see that are not warfare the short battle 20 worth the ta x payers money." I I OL of attrition. Modern The young lislator wondered aloud "how I. weapons have become so many hundreds os state publica tions are read by potent that they can kill th e people they are mailed to and citied as an large numbers of men and example a newsletter distributed by the Depa rtCROrFON, Md. destroy enormous qua n(NEA) When Spiro s,,, meat of Transportation to pilots at a cost of Agnew opened the door to the Pigeon House Inn A familiar and effective way of bringing home titles of material in no time the na tion's economic si t ua tion is to compare the $3,532.50, here the other af te rnoon, he was smiling. He at all; the 1973 war ground value of the dollar with what it was in some We don't know exactly how much these cha t ted lightly with an employe, waved to somea T 1...._!J_ h.n.,h, 4,. *kIJI h.4, WVII •i..,.. OI ..eWJWH .a... Ie U1k1.. , nh n?ptITrinWu jJV UU3, year. IdUi. - I1UW / j asswele mading CUSL r ionaa taxpayers over a year's time, According to one recent analysis, for example, are you today, sir?" the waiter asket "Fine," but there's no question that it would represent a In the lifetime of half of all Americans—those Agnew replied, "It's a nice day, isn't it?" -' considerable sum. Any newspaper office is flooded It was indeed a nice day for Spiro Agnew, El born since 1946—the value of the dollar has '0 not with such material daily and it frequent.ly comes only climatically but in oUw ways as well. One shrunk by 60 cents. At this rate, the "1946 dollar" . I addressed to three or four different parties; year after resigning in disgrace as the vice I will be worth only 16 cents in another 28 years. WASHINGTON — LENS — fancy footwork with com-,, energy — by i requiring better sider that conservation alone ___ ____ governmental agencies, for reasons we've never Paident of the United States the man who To put it another way, to have the same The vast study of America's piters". mileage from cars, controlling will enable the United States to I quite understood seldom make a cerious effort to would have been president seems to have chasing power as today's "40-cent dollar," a energy options, known as ProThe study was concerned lighting, encouraging better in- thumb its nose at the Arabs. sonmaking $7,)0 today would have to earn overcome the difficulties of transition. Not so for keep their mailing lists current. Jec Independence Blueprint, with seeing how the United sulatian of houses and so on, The projections shown In the his former chief, of course; but while was due t be delivered last States could meet its demand though $18,000 in the year 2002. A $30 pair of shoes will As to their value to the reader, whether no consideration is .cbart r1ect the computer's __________________________ cost $75. The average family's week to Energy Resources for energyand reduce Its given to 'taxing' he be a Nixon Iles seriously III in a California hospital, f newspaper editor or John Q. Citizen, It is difficult gàsol(ne verdict: po1dve governmeñt to described by observers as a broken man, Agnew i FVRIII02 Council. It Is the council, vulnerability to another oil em- heavily. budget will rise from $02 to $152, and so - on. C4 1130 determine. Alert newspaper editors mine th em Is apparently In good health and fair spirits. : ________ efforts to incsease domestic I I% It could happen sooner than headed by Rogers Morton, the bargo; the five-month embargo years This approach to shor ge pr ta od uction are needed . ____ largely for story 'leads' and sometimes as an in- Even his financial picture, It's said, Is unpresent rate of Inflation were to continue nsecretary of the Interior, w hich in 1973-74 cut gross national would be much the III best for the V checked. will make recommendations for product by over $10 billion and a environment and would pay dicator of the drift of state governmenL But, in Proving. Even such a program could i truth, most are deposited in "file 13" after only a Friends of Agnew, In fact, are "amazed" at his The dollar would look even more minuscule, action to President Ford. o in 1985 dividends when America's oil not succeed if the world price of however, LI we were to compare It with Conceivably the final version might cut GNP by $180 billion, cursory glance; to attempt to read them all would rebound. A long-time Baltimore confidant who i and gas production turns down, oil fell be low $6.50 a barrel the counterpart, as we used to do back when which goes to Morton may lunched and visited with Agnew recently, says: __________________ Coal, the report says, can not only be to court death by boredom, but But the report parts company c t of producing oil from the to r- "He's not depressed, he's not cranky. I'm differ in some respects from the never replace oil; it Is too dirty with the Ford Founda tion's ouos 'nation was a minor, and some thought a tuall y eliminate all other activity. ter continental shelf and the amazec Ted is sort of an egotist and I would draft w hich the press has got to burn, too hard to mine and recent study; it do not economy. Stil l, all in all, we would hesitate to call for an have thought t} es con- naval reserve in Alaska). But how many oeoole would like in røt,tr,i in*tlrin M fliw hliv' tni fri. hold 0f but the (IIffMPIW.iu fir. iin',itIfhl. ....,. ePi 4#64;"IJ iiai jJ!.V. outright ban on such materials. A very good case a long uI think Ternay be still somewhat 1939? For all ii ravages iIaUon, most ig no So President Nixon's idea that Americans are far better off than they were in can be made that without them the taxpayer would bittin" becatne he doesn't think he deserm what Blueprint is a misleading America could do without oil 1939, or 1946 for that matter, the "40-cent dollar" Editor have no idea whatsoever as to what the various happened, but other than that the son of a gun is word. The report, which leaned imports altogether is dismissed notwithstanding. is good shape heavily on models and corn- as quite unrealistic. Even if and getting better," 4 ftartments were doing or planning. It would a oin Others who have set n the former official, both Editor: onthe same field with Seminole. This Is not to minimize inflation, which has puters, provides instead of costs were disregarded and mean an increasingly large number of Journalists I am sure that all -Seminole boosters, The small roster of a Big class 4-A school grown to such dimensions that, as President privately and from a distance, agree he is students, former students, parents, players and speaks , I policies a tool which has not domestic oil and gas reserves for itself. would join the unemployment rolls, and since Ford has warned, it threatens the future of all of holding up nicely. existed before and should prove were exploited ruthlessly they : fans are proud of our long sought-after stadium. I . writers are notoriously inept at any field other Secondly; (and this applies to all county high us. It is merely to point out the fallacy o f using valuable in reaching decisions, would last only until 1990, while Some who know Agnew well believe his public And I for one am proud and elated of the Fighting schools) the county than their own, they would automatically become even if some of its asswnptioni the environmental and human side is one of more bravado than is comfortable. Seminoles for their great and determined their policy of no school board must change the shrinking dollar as the only yardstick to tackle football In the middle members of the permanently unemployed and "I think he hurts measure where we have been and where we prove wrong. costs would be unacceptable. a lot but won't give the critics comeback victory in the waning imments of the school system. Since seem to be going. wards of the state, 1969, with the change hm the satisfaction of showing it," said one. 4 The world price of oil is a homecoming game against Seabreese. 1, per- Junior high to the middle school Concept of and demand curves not only for tons, The study suggests that The porn is no longer green. In mny parts of and that story should be communicated to the occasionally, break through his thin skin. Seminole comeback since 1987, when trailing football, (except Croomns) I and many other the cmintmy, the country as a whole, but for $7 revenues at a barrel is the likeliest level public. The fault isn't in the telling of the story; the 12th. rated Auburndale, 07-19 with only 4:25 county high dirty-book stores, hardregions and for all sources of Yet all * school football fans and supporters by 1988, but its projections have things considered and compared to remaining in the game, Seminole came back have noticed a core movies houses and even topless night clubs fault lies In the telling of non-stories and the re- Richard Nixon, I energy; it took Into account Agnew seems to be beginning with slow but sure decline In talented and massage parlors are a two touchdowns to burn the Hounds 19-19. third of what they telling of old stories, things like the length of time it also been worked out on the anew rather than ending as old. Says the and experienced county high school football were a year age, reports basis of $11, the present price, Newsweek. Even though we have no had near as much players. takes to drill an oil well and the which is three or four Maybe all that's needed in Tallahassee is a sort times the Baltimore friend: "Remember when he used to went as those teams of yesteryear, (for good The reason seems to be the one that many availability of skilled labor, preernbargo level. of Super Editor to separate the wheat from the rail against the nation's 'nattering nabobs 0 result for the most part has been a "Little predicted would come Into operation when and If reasons) I am looking forward to the year, BigThe Horn" for county high schools against Jr. equipment and transport. chaff, If Rep. Fechtel is willing to sponsor such riegativism,'or whatever he called theI well he hopefully not in the too distant future, when high pornography became freely available, Corn. In the view of the authors the fed power believed in that. Now he's doing houses like Edge a r, men a vie theater owner In San Francisco, what he Seminole will put Sanford on the football Coordination of the legislation, we'll support him right to the end 21 interpresent high price is likely to map of Gainesville, Winter Park, Oak Ridge Just to as quoted by the magasine: and believes, going optlmLs!ic. He's rolling up his powerhouses with their first agency task forces left a good cut the growth in de-nand for then apply for the job. ever state class name a few out of county schools, Why sleeves, in other worth. You have to give him not "I suppose deal to be desired and there are energy from the 4 per cent the ge ne r AMA championship. al population gets bored But in order to do this, establish a football program, credit, It's tough to start all over In life." and a county with porn after a while some ino,jjtencies, But time which characterized the 1960s, . I know I do," Sezr.lnole must be united 100 per cent. Forget conference so that no team should In truth, Agnew lInot exactly starling all have to go out was short and almost Fortunately the least to29 per cent ayear.At$7a for the pornographers, that Is over, that Black and White exist, of the county for a game. Friends have contributed to his debtdilemma forces are at work to revive the ailing smut inof the pr oblems was that on one barrel the growth rate is put at There Is only one race. If it is a question of money, I am certain that (he incurred $2D0,000 in legal experim and is . dustry. occasion the computer was 3.1 per cent a year. The Human race. In community after community, reportedly being asked by the government topay thousands of other fed up fans and I will donate struck by lightning. Unfor- Some 280 pages of the 1,000Prosecutors are There are, I am certain, many male students money to purchase equipment to get the ng advantage of less liberal at least $50,000 more In back taxes), and his ball Supreme Court Interpretationj tunately Morton's view Is that page report are devoted to at Seminole who would have come out for foot- rolling again. And it is of obscenity and world wide contacts ha ve very possible that after are cracking down the whole affair is Just "a lot of restraining the demand for on the dirty books and ___________________________________ promising new business, helped him begin a ball this and prior seasons if not for a sickness the first ear of such a program, that additional movies. In th e last election, voter-s in Oregon called prejudice. equipment could be purchased out of profits. That business, operated out of a S5sa-month olcayed what is probably the severest obscenfly If this sickness were laid aside and all those, (but small) After all, what sport supports Itself, and law in the country. office here, is described as a who did not had come out for football this season, partially others In "consulting enterprise". this county, besides having One known Agnew giving Coach Woodruff a greater choice If the reaction continues, the forbidden fruit, for each greater drawing power? Football. Right? client is an Indiana land developer who says he position, thus having great grown stale with familiarity, may become entic. depth , all I can say, 57pays $100,000 a year for the ex-Veep's services, :* Ing again, The censor has always bve the God help Oak Ridge and the other 9 teams that go Despite the help, though, credit is due Spiro Wayne Ci-umpton pornographer's most :-valuable ails Agnew . The man, a felon who cannot vote during -. 1W three years of proba tion, has conducted himself Purely personal favorite columnists of min e in- cataloged by the FBI 4;Pin 1971, only 57 per cent were ever well in his first year of dlsonor. elude Erma Hrombeck( absolutely the f unniest ever), and punished in any way. Most crimes ar e committed by the incomparable Paul Harvey. Cheers. One can't be proud of him in the repeaters. , Harvey's recent column on law enforcement and traditional sense, but It is not difficult for a fair IN GordonTullock,apoflUcalsci, said "Wehavea punishment is priceless, man to wish him and his spirit pleasant method of preventing crime • " __________ NJ rehabilitation you know 98.5 per cent cfall crimes committed in () iAhich dRsn't work. We have an unpleasant method 1hat _______ - . - ___ .'t- . the United States go unpunished? Only 1.5 per cent of the works: Prompt punishment." guilty ever suffer for it! I suppose the only thin g we fol THOUGHTS ks o th e streets need do II Attorney General William Saxbe said, "It's time to go is convince th e Judges that equal care shoul I back to the old concept that society does not cause crime; for th d be offered _____________ e innocent, as there Is off _____ criminals cause crime. And the best thing we can do on be ered ha lf of t he 'k for criminal "whose 11 any one thinks he Is religious, and does not the crfminaland for o Iva is ocatchh rights may be violated" by not ____ i1T ' pr ti e otec ng tUrn to the limits of the law, bridle his tongue but deceives his heart, this him, and lock him away,:' _____ What bout the little guy, your honors' inn's religion is vain. Religion that Is pure and In recent years, it's been fashionable to protest that ç... undefmled bef ore God and the Father is this; to In the event you didn't see nor hear punishment d oe s not deter crime, it the first time _______ visit orphans and widows in their affliction. and p around... .it Is illegal for 441100I grocery flow do we know? We haven't really tried It lately. es to stor require to keep oneself unstained from the world. cwtmel's to purchase a minimum Those against hard treatment cite that the 6hftft~_ James 1:26,27, United before they can by sugar, acd to an opinion from By JOHN A. SPO'SKI sates offers prison sentences longer for a given offense i'.I5t4Iflt attorne) "Is It ttue that things are so bad In America that "Everything (or which democracy Sthf'idS IS than almost anywhere else in the world, and yet this has general William hanky. on November 28th, millIons of people will have hised ('11 fk!Igious faith. Neither enlightened L hanky said this amounts to a tie 4n not turned the tide against the nothing to eat but a piece of poultry and 6taie rising crime rate sale, using an self-interest nor practical ethics item in short e can make an supply lo bc'(st the sale 'f other Well, these same people conveniently exclude the 'ervgces. scraps of bwad?" goods and effective substitute" Elbert Thomas, former "Such sales are prohjlsted by additional statistic that of the six-million ajines Florida's unfair U.S. Senator. .itiii iki tpIIve sales practices law," he added. Trric - Sun"yHftWd lower now, but there is a serious question whether the present Portuguese regime would permit the transport planes to refuel in the Azores. If it would not, and the other nations along the route balk as they did last time, it would be virtually Impossible for the United States to give the kind of emergency transfusion of weapons it did during the lighting in 1973. Russia has also done a major reequipping job, and Syria, like Israel, is probably better armed now than before the last war. Russia has let the Syrians have some Mig.23 "Flogger" aircraft at least the equal of any plane Israel now has -and it has delivered more aircraft and other modern equipnient to other Arab countries, But ttie deals have been kept very secret: an accurate assessment of the numerical balance of power in planes, tanks and other weapons is not possible. How the lighting might go is pure guesswork. The most likely beginning is a first strike by Israel, possibly in the Golan Heights. The Israelis would try to drive deep into Syria in an attempt to destroy the Syrian army, and perhaps take Damascus. One objective would be to pi-event the Syrians using their long-range Scud missiles against Israeli cities. Since the Syrian Army Is probably better equipped than Egypt's, and Is closer to Israel, it would make one kind of sense for Israel to attack it first, while holding the Egyptians in the south. - = JACK ANDERSON '• , - _ Wl*tness Disputes Klassen On (on tract '2F::1.. - Fechtel Warring , On all — ' TOM TIEDE ,__J ____ Spiro May DON OAKLEY _____ Pointless ____ _____ _____ Down-- _ __ _ To Compare _ ____ V ____ __ Not Out - _ ___________ __ - ____ '46-'72 Buck - _________ - - . ___ ____ ______ ____ — --- '. Ihe - — — - _______ ______ ___ BUENOS AIRES LENS Montoneros "the organization Three Argentine journalists "Who's dead today?" 13 now a which declared itself illegal"; are among Triple A victims and common form of greeting in and the Triple A "the right- a foreign correspondent who Buenos Aires. Wi th reason. The wing extremist organization", began Investigating the group political gangsterism that has But the censorship means that a was warned off by an claimed 137 victims since Peron lot of questions about the surge anonymous call. died July 1 has not been dis- of terrorism are left unancouraged by the tough anti-ter- swered. Living in Argentina today is rorism law signed by his widow, And this seems to be the way like taking part in a horror film. the new president. On the contrthe government wants it. Two Fortunately, most people are ary, 46 people have died since only extras. But they are all then. afraid. Last week many Recently the Montoneros, a There have been 137 mothers kept their children left-wing peronist guerrilla murders in Argentina home from school because they organization which broke with since July Including believed a rumor that one of the the government two months three native journalists gangs had threatened to kill ago, murdered Argentina's and a foreign corresfour primaryschool children. police thief, Alberto Villar, and pondent e incredible becomes Th matterhis wife by blowing up the boat of-fact. The Montoneros In which they were setting off snatched from its tomb the for a cruise. While Villar and weeks ago, when there were body of a former president, his wife were being given a alleged threats from the Triple state funeral, four left-ingcrs r against Carlos Morizon, Pedro Aramtwru, whom they murdered four years ago; the were gunned down, presumably Argentina's middle-weight political columnist of La Naclon by the right-wing organization champion, and Susana discussed whether they were that calls itself the Argentine Gimenex, the latest in a long necrophillacs and decided they Anti- comrnur.lst Alliance, line of Argentine sexpots, the were. The Triple A, as It Is known, government threatened has so far murdered at least 25 newspapers with the full force There is a general desire not left-wingers. Back on the left, of the law (closure and two to only not to be involved in what the marxist People's six years in prison for the is going on but also not to know Revolutionary Army (ERP) reporter, editor and printer) if about i1 This may begling the has murdered six army officers Triple A threats were reported government a false sense of and proclaims that it will not again. security. The political parties, cease from killing more until It But even before the govern- by and large, support the has retaliated for the alleged ment's specific warning, the government because they summary execution of 16 of its Argentine press had done very believe the terrorist organiza. guerrillas, little probing into the identity of tions are tr)lng to provoke the The main effect of the latest Triple A members. In contrast army Into staging a coup, mtisubverslon law, which not to the ERP and Montoneros, all 'nly checks freedom of expres. of whose leaders are known and The army, for its part, stays ;ion but also abrogates the right many of whose members are in on the sidelines. It does not 0 strike (and is declared by op-- prison, nothing is known about want to be drawn Into the )osition politicians to be bla. the right-wing group. In more government, nor would it be .antly unconstitutional), has than a score of operations dur- welcome. But unless the een to gag the press. Ing the past month claimed by terrorism abates, or Seneca de The media are not allowed to or attjibuted to the Triple A, not Peron by resigning provides nention any of the terrorist a single member has fallen into another alternative, a military roups by name. They get the hands of the police and not a takeover seems Inevitable. In a ound this by calling the ERP single kidnapping or murder daze of violence, everyone is 'the organization declared has been intercepted by the trying to avoid drawing this Ilegal by the government"; the security forces. conclusion, Goal of Independence u s I ye - ____ In A Horror Film , p.. --i..u" ____ ____ ______ Sunday, Nov. 24,1974—SA .0 ______ I _____ ___ ______ _______________ ' ________ _______ _____ _____ - ___ _~~F ______ _____ - ..-~ _____ ______ _____ ' - ____ I '' ('J'_ 16 - ___ - — -J _ -- - Letter To The ;- 0 - • — - - - - -_ -: __=--.--- - -r-- - -;-; * T ______._-_____________ ____ ~-- ~~___ - -;____ -,-- -- - - BERRY'S WORLD - - -_ ~ I -, '. - I ;~ - j . - ' - . ~.p Now to keep ,o, j'o check 0 from Joieng a dowappetaring act, ,,_, . . __ ____ ' - rouna ____ F - ______ _____ We know how it is. You get your paycheck and abracadabra almost before the ink is dry it's gone. So how do you save with things the way they are? Well, you pay the bills, and then, before you spend for other things, you stash away a set amount in a savings . . - account at First Federal of Seminole. We can't pull rabbits out of a hat. But we can help you make your money grow. •. - — ' , — ' I 11 I ,I'll 4 FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMIN LE SAMORO 0111(1 lj sI '. ,-,.f 0UOo 0111(1 %%I'1I AN (JJII(( .h. ( r : ' ,i 1::A1 11- R ,114 t0SC,00() 0111(1 k'uj.i fl-i jt ( ' ri: ,- OR4c( (I1 OII1CI (1TUK ; Irl,-q. R, 14 Pt4i. - �-;t6A-Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 i!ral•r nning LawAim LandUsePl TEPAREPERIJBEOHPKPKP P P K P C I T0Iy7EKusCEPPE ETPARKLTOTC LHAOT ARAPDPALERI I TALLHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Beach bank. His legislative cx- review the state growth policy planning, providing for a natu- capital to build new plants. ral resources inventory and atThe chairman of the new perience in his first term was on passed in the 1974 session. have feeling their (power Brown said he planned to tempting to define the natural companies) reaction would be House Growth and Energy the Transportation, Environ. Committee says he has no mental Protection and Retire. concentrate the committee's limits on the amount of growth negative, because they would' an area can absorb, grand design for Florida's fu. ment, Personnel and Claims work In three main areas: think this is a step Into private AODCPGRODORADPALUPT - MOOKADLOCLLIC1IPLLAO QP C S 1 00 A B A A C 0 A 9 A P L H URATEHPANNORDTPACLB "I NKLGPLUPPHOTICSHPRP PA4LE I LAPCBEPSLORPD OPATNPAGKNI AQNAL1IAM advantage rather than a handi. thought it was cap. "It may be that having no particular background in area, I would not be fettered or favored wi th precon ce ived no- PPALLADAINNTA.PARAPR lftdnithonl: The hidden names baled below avow forwud. tions," Brown said. "To the extent that that is good, then I think would be particularly rt) order any or all of the ex pa nded "Seek & Find" well-suited for the Job," Brown, 37, is a general Insurance agent at Daytona Reach and dirccur an ()rinunil books. mber 2 through . send tkt ct'nt for eiich. niikini check payable to Seek & Find." Star. Telegram Syndicate. 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(July 22 to Aug. 21) Talk with powerful individual Whose ideas are quite different from yours and learn much. Make helpful new acquaintances, VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Knnti, what JW4 vnii riilu 1.54447 VU4lI UJU then start action in such directions. Be more concerned about encountering in the present p LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Sit down quietly with that partner whose ideas are different from yours and come to a true understanding for the future. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Show gratitude to those who have done you big favors. Improve your health via right treatmnt'nts. I).n , t drive yourself so hard. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Build up the ego of those %tho dwell with you and life at home improves. Get into the recreation that restores energies. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Make home more charming, restful, colorful. Cooperate with kin in some project they have. Enjoy a happy evening at home. AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) You can easil y make plans now th at will put you In higher brackets soon. Don't neglect th e spiritual side of life. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Try to make your life more profitable to keep ahead of the rising costs. Get help from experts. Stop being confused about th ings, IF YOUR CHILD TODAY ... he or she will be ambitious with plenty of drive and desire to learn. Teach early to cmp1ete whatever is started since there is a tendency to go from one promising project to another, meeting with success In none because of lack of perseverance. Then the life will become successful, especially where work and travel In foreign lands Is concerned, whether male or female. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU, - 0 P GOOD THR WEDNESDA IL ell) For Monday, November 25, 1974 :uANTITy RIGHTS RESERVED PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER County are solicited for our Bicentennial Contest. FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ALBUM 1 G. 3.00 JOL + 0 1 C) W .,., ,, Sidestep one who opposes you. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) You have difficult tasks ahead but if you get an early start on them they are soon behind 1p £7 . favorite hobby tonight. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) You have to finish ba cklog of work before you can engage In new outlets. Know .wbat co-workers want and try to cooperate. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You have new ideas but won't know hew to put them across until you consult an expert. Avoid a situation that could be confusing. VIRGO (A ug. 22 to Sept. 22) You should find a more efficien t me thod of operating if you with to handle obliga tions properly. A fri en d gives good ad vice. LIBRA (Sept. 7.3 to Oct. 22) Make diff erent arrangemen ts wi th an associate, but wait until afternoon for th e right resul ts. MAGNETIC PHOTO GENERAL TENDENCIES: The early part of the day finds some o bstacles in your path, but don't let them upset you. Later you have,,,aha g d chance to remove hindrances th at could stand in the wa , n with loved one. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Yo ur plans are not working as you w3uld like in the morning but improve later. Avoid one who has a belligerent attitude. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Early morning delays could put a damper on yo ur plans, but keep active and annoying tasks will soon be beh in d you. Be calm. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) (let In touch with good friends and gain their support for a new plan you have in mind. Engage in m ;uite in the Copacabana Palace md might even take a ride on a :rowded public bus. They may mot hire limousines, but they fill motels and leave trails of raveler's checks. The Brazilian government I. CONTEST RULES SubmIssion dates: December 1, 1974 through June 1, 1975. Winner(s) will be announced on July 1. inc. 2. Scripts are to be original, unpublished, one-act works of not less than twenty nor more than forty. five minutes playing length. Collaborations are permit-ted, and musicals are eligible. 3. Subject matter of the play must portray an historical event(s) prominent in the history of Sanford and-or Seminole County, Fla. Limited scenery, lighting, and costume is suggested. 4. Scripts, submitted in English, typewritten and bound, must be accompanied by a master sheet Including the Following: Name of play Name, address, and phone number of playwright Date submitted Short synopsis, resume, or description of play List of characters including a short description of each. including age, sex, and personal characteristics Statement by playwright that script has not previously been published. (It Is suggested that script be copyrighted or registered by playwright) 5. No manuscript will be returned unless ac. companied by a self.addressed, stamped en. velope. Although every care will be taken of the plays submitted, the Bicentnnniai Committee of SMCA cannot assume responsibility for loss, damage, or return. 6. The winning play or plays may be produced as part of the blctntenniai celebration in May, 1976. Each playwright agrees to waive royalty payment for winning play(s) produced in this regard. All production expenses will be paid by the Seminole Mutual Concert Association. 7. The following prizes will be awarded: First Prize .......................... $100.00 Second Prize ........................ $ 75.00 Third Prize ........ $50.00 All prizes wIll be accompanied by a plaque com• memorating the event. ,.............. Mail All Entries To Contest: Mutual Concart Assoc. Seminole 204 -Crystal View Drive, Sanford A Community Service Message From The Herald VICkS NYQUIL REG. 1.75 NIGHTTIME COLD MEDICINE 118 BATH SIZE DIAL SOAP 2F 0 R 53C - -- - - - - -- think nothing of being kissed by Boris Ponomarev. But w hen u Soviet politburo member in charge of relations wi th foreign communist parties swept g1 up in embrace at Moscow airport week Cunhal was observed to flinch, - For the last thing he, or the Portuguese government, wanted, during is first visit to Russia by ath Portuguese minister for 50 years, was an oUous display of Intr "within the limits of available resources." Senhor Cunhal was equally careful. The Soviet Union bad accepte4. "most of our proposals," he said. Any agreements on trade or cultural exchanges that may be reached would depend on the approval of the Portuguese co ' cioul LEE- gcorgc stuart - O,iendo A Carrier weathermaker fur na ce won't let you down. - - Its the "furnace with a future" because air con ditloning can be added easily. Installation by ex. perts comfort guarantee dl - FREE ESTIMATES MO - -- SOUTHERN AIR of Sanford, Inc. 100 N. Maple Ave. Ph. fl21321 H 1 PERCENT 0 ON ALL PURCHASES 1-6 P.M. 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The ice was broken, and work laid for other delegations, over the next few months, to construct a web of contacts and mutual interest in caos is so 7 I I.r4 impnnld 3.00 5.00 13C With 2 lines 7.00 11.00 i:c 50 CARDS $6.00 WITHOUT NAME lUlNT . Deltona, Fin. 32763 574-2601 With I - Deltona Medical Arts Building AD government, Order Today! Your Personalized CHRISTMAS CARDS IL If esub4l Announce the opening of anew office In the what happens in Portugal will REG. \v I 11 00 79,7 In 1973. Paulo Protasio, president of Emtiratur, told a recent annual meeting in Rio of the Amerinen Society of Travel Writers that the growth has continued in 1974 at a rate of 19 per cent. - SEE MRS* ROBERTS "The Miracle Lady" CALL 322.2611 per cent in nine years, The figure went from 64,700 in 1972 to ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY serve Russia as a test for judgIng Communist tactics in western Europe as a whole. MINI-BULB SET 7-3" RES. 70c EA. 2 - The Herald Covers The Local of Seminole County Better Than Any Other Newspaper In The World. THE HERALD CANDY MOSCOW LENS Under cized of all the Soviet leaders'. And, despite the caution, the Af terwards the Soviet presi. Soviet press was unable to normal circumstances, the Portuguese Communist la' dent was quoted as having mask completely the interest leader, Alvaro Cunhal, would offered Portugal economic which the visit aroused. For . . - tourism agency, Embratur, TAYLOR W. GRIFFIN, JR. M.D. A _ - A RICHARD H. HUSTER M.D. n School Menu SUBSCRIBE NOW 6 oz. BARS CADBURY Communists Are K,,~%ep* g /'\ L I-' lie I Portu 9al Prof - party affection, Show more devotion to loved one, SAG I'rFARIUS(NOv. 22 to Dec. 21) You have important work The Russians quickly took to do early in the day, but can engage In favorite recreation later. Point; It is no more in their time for the Portuguese elecEmploy your finest talen ts. tion in March. t £ In 2 . ,. UMSIJ It IS tfl Cunhal CAPRICORN Dec. ii to Jan. ZO) Morning is- not good for Z..........g Ik.._ t.unnais to domestic affairs, so e ngage in outside business matters. More provide fresh ammunition for those who are wor ried by the gentleness with mate now is wise. Influence of Communists In AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Although you are thinking right, you find annoyances creep up on you unexpectedly. Use today's Portugal, or to alarm NATO and western Europe with extreme care in motion. Be patient. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Get an early start on monetary the spectre of a Kremlin thumb affairs that are complicated. Plan a workable budget. Give itt V&)P Portuguese pie. yourself more leeway for pleasure. Monday; Nov. 25 retired IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will require to Ponomarevdlscreetly the background. The Soviet studied discipline or this could become one of those unfortunate Franks, French Fries, Cole. press stopped mentioning lives that may (all because of lack of right training. Th Slaw, Fruit, Rolls, Milk, Butter. ere are Serthor Curthal's party post. man y talents here that need the right expression and the in. th And so e minister without centive to succeed. Give a chance to travel early in life, Tuesday; Nov.26 portfolio went about his "The Stars Impel, th ey do not compel." What you make of Ground Beef, Rice, Greens, behaving for all your life is largely up to YOU! world like someone who had not leach Crisp, Rolls, Milk, Problems? You'll feel better if you get it off your (best. For a just ended a long exile in Butter. personal reply, write to ABRY Box No, 69700 L.A., Calif , . 90049. Prague. Enclose stamped, self addressed envelope, please Wednesday; Nov. 27 For Abby's booklet, 'How lo Have a Lovely Wedding," send Silo The low-key approach which bQail Van uren, 112 Lasky Or,, Beverly Hill, Cal 90212 the Portuguese Communists Turkey Pies, Whipped have employed with such suc- I'ota toes, Tomato Wedge, Cake, cess at home lasted throughout Rolls, Milk, Butter, we Iwo-Gay visit. inc aelegalion did not meet Leonid Thursday, Nov.23 News £rezhnev, but was received in. and stead by President Podgorny, Friday, Nov. 29 whose Image Is the least politi. Thanksgiving vacation. nn tnt. V... 7 ,1974- 4 says the number of Americans vis iting Brazil has 3)() - IS BORN 3 events prominent in the history of Sanford or Seminole t%S4, S&tfla Mary Frederick G. Willumsen, Orange City Daniel Fayson Brenda A. Garner * 1974 CB DoL1'è' FARM economic crunch 15 ob ta ining Attention Authors, Students, Playwrights, History Buffs, water will be presented to the voters on the ballot as a "straw vote" for the benefi t of the council. Council will later vote nfl the lt1tD iIII1 n,1 San6..,7 tninhtu Says he will honor the wishes of CLEARANCE SALE - Local,__I 197 Ola Ewing, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: Unda S. Ca1h William Cantrell Jimmie Lee Daniels Dorothy H. Ferris Edgar Gathers Charles Holtsclaw Annie W. Hutchison LONGWOOD8311477 the future brighter for yourself through your own efforts, Reachh better understanding with romantic tie, GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Get in touch with a good pal who has information you need. Then Join some group whose goals are quite similar to yours. Ile HOSPITAL NOTES Areda W. Carver is E. HWY.434 Original plays portraying JOHN LEIGHTY Issues" such as founda tion that mi gh t co nfuse voters, but sticks to the theme that "loves the city and wants to continue to serve as a dedicated person." The flowidation of the city's Sanford: Jean J. Allen Robert 1. Bateman Margaret Blue SUTERA AGENT HWY 17-92- NEXT TO A&P. SANFORD 9 ADMISSIONS FRANK - ARIES Mar. 21to/tpr. 19) Begin that project vital to you af ter you have taken all the kinks out of plans. Meet interesting people in evening. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) See what you can do to make .JUWIU L4 t1w Jul11 1Jul.11: Jull.11ll Jul. W11111191111111111 ll NOVEMBER2Z,1Y74 See me. N RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AP) Three American wornen stood body-to-body with Bra. zlian passengers on a bus crawling through evening traf. fie toward Copacabana Beach. The women o bserved their tired -looking fellow passengers, and watched a scenic show outside: the abrupt hump of Sugarloaf Mounta in rising against the twilight sky, lights ickcring on around Guanabara Bay, yachts bobbing on the shimmering water. "Think of w ha t you'll have to tell them back on the night shift," sa id one of the women. The three are part of a gr owtug wave of middle-class Amer. ican travelers who are being welcomed wi th o pen cash registers by the Braz ilian tourist in. dustry. They are the Jumbo Jet set, the economy (lass masse !nx-e dollars have had big iact on Euro pean and Caribbean economies. Bigger spenders from the United States and Europe have long frequented Rio de Janeiro, with its balmy climate, speclacular natural setting and fameas a cosmopolitan playground; its sambas and sailing, the ann ua l carnival, string bikinis on Ipanema Beach. Now the Road to Rio is br ing. ing in more of the not-so-big s pe nders who can't aff ord a .,.... - e x udate, 49 Fruit drinks 25 Notion 26 Languish Zl Depot iabi 29 Lasso MANNAM " faced before and we have to be mittee's efforts, but added "I am not a no-growth per- just don't believe that high flexible in seeking solutions." Tucker outlined In his speech at last week's organizational Son," Brown said. "I think what energy costs are here to stay. .hIIIII1 I.... I.. .i. 1UI, (UIIUfl1tflU. program Wil 7 II) UI) is U[U11 We "The re's got to be a reduction for the committee, which has no growth of Florida so five, 10 or and hopefu ll y th ere's some way Senate counterpart. Years from now the fruits we that government can assist The speaker said the corn- plant will be enjoyable to utility companies to achieve a niittee should review Public everyone who lives in Florida," reduction," Brown said. Service Commission du ti es and said majQr priorities In One possibility he mentioned rate structures, investigate implementing the growtii polcy Is a joint funding by the state wbether some industries should include new attempts to and private utility companies of be freed of PSC regulation and bills Lequiruig local land 'i' multimillion dollar power plants. He said one of the major problems utility co m pa ni es are 16 LJ r- Gtadd1 57 Venerate SEIoul thing, and so I accepted it." ductions through his corn. different than problems we problems favoring inc majority ot people as away irom ravortngoropposmg "oldtimer" In the city, coun- represented In that straw a real estate tax for the city. cilman John Leighty is seeking ballot. In additional to Lelghty and re-election to his seat in the Leighty, a carpenter who Glascock, real estate appraiser Dec. 3 Casselberry City elec- built his family's home on 661 Char lie Sizer and engineer Sal lion. East Seminola Blvd., has been Orlando are running for Leighty, who has lived in the a member of city's Board seats that are up for grabs years-almost half Adjustment for two years. has in the Dec. election. the time of it's municipal served on the Recreation Board Casselberry has never had a existence-has been chairman for a year. . land tax in its 30-odd years and vice-chairman of the Leighty says he sees the m ost existene, but most people, In. council durin g his four year significant city problem as one cluding Leighty, see it as tenure, of "finances", but to avoid a Inevitable-but not just right Leighty avoids "campaign "campaign stand" he LWUUi1 i° nickna Comparative 60 22suffix 24 Waiters* entrance 33labkbit 34 Painful 33 Spanish ,. 11 ITIA 21 Gaelic CtIL1tilPc 77 Feclares 32 Mine - 42Classif l8ltatin1 20 AL - IDii(I? a challenging Leighty S Answer to PreOUS pu:z,e I New Jersey a committees. ture. Brown said he hopes to re- enterprise and the rmxt step is leg isla tion to impleHe said that when Speaker But Rep. Hyatt Brown, D. duce some eight or nine laws to take them over," Brown said. the growth Daytona Beach, said his lack of Donald Tucker, D-Taliaiias- ment "I certainly have a deep 'Consolidating laws gover- governing the rsc to one aimexperience and knowledge of see, approached him about ning the respect for private enterprise, PSC and studying its pliflel measure, many of the state's growth and serving as chairman of but it seems to me the problems He sa id he can offer no jmrate structures, energy problems should be an portant new committee " face today are a great deal mediate hope of utility rate ,e- we -Seeking solutions to energy I C P P E E L Q A P R D C ITO I OA - GENE RALTENDENCIES: Think up new ways to put in action ;the highest aims you can conceive of, and to show your close companions you are a pioneer In Interesting new fields, getting I thpm In On n)nr, 1.111. Of State Growth Committee SuUnOay, nda y, Nov. 2 Travelers Take Road To Rio' C%ltltuj, l(l(;fl'rF;I( PGDARPA/fyfocHDAEL LOS .. Si.ndiu l-JneiI,i . 'uuu, .aiuiuru, ri, 16 For Sunday, November 24, 1974 AAPUIPD9/' 94IEGAOTPAHR AEPDH Ak Decorate your tree with 9' of pretend candy canes and candy rings in plastic. . I LAYAWAY BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE . �- 8A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 LOCAL BRIEFS The Small From Eating Water Weeds Administration and Seminole educational program of 57 hours, one evening week beginning In Janua ry, 1975. The program will emphasize each those aspects of management that are uniquely Important to small business films. The program Is designed so each presentation is a new and different topic. Classes will be scheduled from 7 p.m. to 10 run. For registration information contact the Registrar or the Seminole coordinator Junior College. at -- week to - Jaccbs, const.itut.ional power to enforce case to it, he also said. the laws, the appeal court found 'Me appeal court ruled on a distinction in the law where Nov. 5, election day, that Gov. none had existed, Shevin said. Reubin Askew Improperly lie asked that the appeal signed Sta te Atty. T. Edward Clark "The it existed and blatantly in Austin and his aides could not because Austin could file direct ... appear ct the same time before charges. erroneously • pa. V A Sanford native was decorated with his second Air Commendation Medal in recent ceremonies at Tyndall AFB, Fla. Major Louis C. Jackson, 300 of Mrs. Leola Jackson, Is a missile maintenance officer now assigned to Tyndall AFB, and was awarded the citation for meritorious service at DavL..Monthan AFB, Ariz. The major, also a navigator, is a 1953 graduate of Crooms High School and a 1970 graduate of the University of Wyoming. Prescri tions at Low, W40. CASE ClOG: Cardinal John J. Carberry established a chapter of Serra Interuatlousi while be presided WIJIO9TIC that Includes the home city of t,•, ,h Purdue "Dr. Crane," I was asked over the telephone, "could you address our Serra men's mee ting next Thursday?" Immediately I recognized the voice of Monsignor Henry F. Ward, who is one of the Board Members -of our interfaith Scientific Marriage Foundatlon. Monsignor Ward is dy na mic priest who exudes charisma and has helped steer dedicated young men into the priesthood. "Serra," he continued, "is co ed of who lp recruit young people he for religious service, over the University. many mpos devout laymen "The members thus speak at school convocations, stressing vocational careers that permit teen-agers to become m inisters and dispensers of Christ's mysteries, "I'm sure the Serra group at West Lafayette your iddres entitled 'Jesus — the World's Greatest Psychologist," Frank Kromni, head of the Hopkins Newspaper that handles this "Worry would enjoy y,,i Low Prices! OUGLAS FIR IA! S TR rwar Me - - La, 88 Udw, 'land a, FOIL Or - 00 14.99 .. - 1 Spanish mackerel made a run at Main Street Pier in Daytona Wednesday, hitting plugs to the tune of 38 for one angler. Sheepshead obliged the •people who were concentrating on them and flounder up to sevenanda.half pounds were landed on live shrimp. ) 26 #Aic,4 PA Pik , so I - C011"S rMA S ot,#, CODS ASSIGNED A professor at Florida Technological University has been assigned to State Attorney Robert Egan's office in Orlando. This internship Is provided In a grant to Dr. Gary Holten, by the Law En forcement Assistance Agency and Florida Bureau of Criminal Justice Punning and Assistance. Holten, the coordinator of FlU's expandlag criminal justice REG 99 BLANKETS SOFT WARM COLORFUL PRINT LI I & 8 H ATER0 FLAVOR HOUSE 12 OZ CRICKET a sions and were banded toge ther in their common goal of trying to recruit and sustain able leaders in their pulpits. Although I have spoken from most of the pi Protestant and Jewish denomina tions, I had never previously seen such a dedicated group of laymen who ti encourage their young Serra should thus be imi ta ted by all for religious leadership is our today. Alas, all denominations are finding a reduction in enrollments at their greatest need seminaries. Yet clergymen are the front line troops who try to hold at (Al ex. 114-7-ta 88 C IGijp SET O' gID 59 0WS ANcr e, , 2a Cy_ LOR PAK Or •. . 44 3flc ;cr • RIFILL . - .. 1 PEPPERMINT OR SPEARMINT IC?t'YIT3 ISs AEG 1" 3/ A$ J ROLAIDS ANTACID MINTS FI l 'Ib AlF 2' • •.• LIMIT ONE U- .26 INCH t:IGP4T WEIGHT FRAME • TRIGGER CONTROL ON HANDLE. " LOW PRICE' LIMIT ONI BOTTLE MASTER-BIKE CHAIN & LOCK SIT / SCHICK cri'c £i AnPQ "LL U r4AP.L LU'4(,t 'SI iur NOVAHISTINE ELIXIR POLAROID 108 . I I b101104, D(S CS 66 00 ,. 8c$ I " ull °'' 59 J! 109 MEAT 4 ', & r 8.99 Marina Isle Fish Camp is open under new management. Bob King, the former operator, has progressed from his recent illness enough to get in 1'sal • • a IiLUeIisIiIng—JusLanflourorsoaa time. He and1 Henry Russell combined their talents to haul in a catch of 45 specks in a very short period of time Tuesda . They were using "No-Alibi" jigs. A white "Beatle-Spin" lure gocd for a catch of 18 speckled perch for Harry Dietrich as he trolled Lake Monroe and the same lure accounted for 10 big ones in Lake Jessup for Ross Miller. Afew bass are striking in the vicinity of S.R. 46 bridge East of Sanford. Fishermen in the St. Johns River here are using weighted I'lastic worm s for REG. POLLENEX DUP HUT BA( I4 most o the catches. MASSAGER Speckled perchcatches continue to • RIG 3699 1 SYLVA1IA GfVIS Ift SLICER - . :* 'l -. A ••• : . .. - -. .. •- • . ...•... - - . 1 •.•- .. - : 1 I • -. 74 - I - ' I - I SWINGER GRILL REG 29 88 2688 99 $II, 7' OLD SPICES PC. 1IT CCY - mino e omes ose u n s n core field and was going down when .36. With the aid of an oftsides than the 19 where the Seminoles Herald Correspondent he attempted the pass that Mills call and a personal foul the took over. was able to intercept. Seminoles were able to get to Two plays later Whigham; SANFORD--aaude WoodThe Seminoles signal caller, the 12 but there the drive stalled was intercepted at his own 40 ruff, the disappointed Coach of Mark Whigham then kept the and Mainland took over on but once again the defense the Sanford High School ball and picked up eight yards downs. drove Daytona and back across Seminoles summed up the 1974 as he raced around his own left Late in the second period the the mid-field strip, which By LET GEWER football season in a nutshell end, skipping out of bounds to closest thing to a T.D. came on Friday night when he said, "We stop the clock, didn't get the blocking when we needed it. All season it has been After Tommy Thompson - At represented Mainland's a fourth down and 11 with the deepest penetration the rest of Seminoles on Daytona's 24 yard the evening. line. At the start of the final End Alvin Cummings went on quarter Sanford was able to a fly pattern and almost raced mount to a drive that carried ' -"11" ' i ' i By The AssociaI.d Press Ocala Forest 30, Leesburg 3 Lakeland 17, Jack sonville o sent in - - PknItn,j A Ocala Forrest 30. Leesburg 3 Clay 72, Madison 20 Fernldina Beach 23. Live Oak RiLbsit,O and Kathleen 26. Robinson 6 MerrIlf Island 21, Haven IS Tampa Jacksonville Kinney 27 Winter Auburndale 19, Bartow 13 Hain es City 3& Lake wales II picked up five tough yards over in two days of fishing; an Orlando duo, Woodrow this way and it has not been a the middle, Whigham reached flnt,irl Mnrr,rin 'r.. Another IIj.urn,,, au55su. nmrtt, good year. Next year it looks the two yard line wi th another party from Apopka, Bob Hessenover and Ashby Caddle like more of the same. The left end sweep. under Whigham's attempted the Seminoles from their own Junior varsity has a good record When the Sanford quar- touchdown toss, but the ball eight yard line to Da)lona's 17, landed 60. but the offensive blocking won't terback rolled out of bounds rolled off his fingertips killing but once again the march was Many more fine s trings were landed before th e conic from them and that Is just ou tside of the goal line off ano ther Sanford scoring haltedwhen G or don at tempted -.wind started up Thursday but space prohibits' what we need the most." marker. 23 seconds still showed attempt. a 30 yard field goal that sailed listing all of them. Woodruff's unhappy words on the clock. But at this point The Seminole's defense was too far to the right. were This uttered Immediately after the Mainland defense was able able to stop Mainland at every k end looks like a sure bet for both salt the conclusion of a scoreles. e to dig in a stop Whigham on a offensive turn and even water an d loca o€al f ish ng— Kee K p ii, l till. ne! B0b DAYTONAMAINLAND SANFORD with Daytona Mainland High sneak and then throw Thomp- mistakes by the special 7 First Downs 10 School in a game the Seminoles son back for a yard loss, ' R ushing tearnnis and the offense didn't 13 COUCHED COMMENT ds Passing by Alan Mover should have taken, but for a 2S With fourth and goal to go hinder their excellent play. passes 1 10 3 breakdown by the offensive line horn the three and only 11 In the third period a three I Fwnble's Lost i 1RA1J1 /'o8i PR.VGA 9/j'/4'1r'C'a4r,4'c)V, on a field goal try from the eight seconds remaining in the game yard punt put Daytona on the 1W D flf,VR/AP ,'-1'O9jff,f9 yard line w 11 seconds left in G 10 Gordon was to try the S4lninole 25, but four offensive fl.iitn.. £si'/ . -. " High School Results I nn,4 RIVAL • terric .. . from Hiley's Fish Camp were Josephine, Vera, and Nathaniel Ezell, Apopka, 100; Thurman Wright, Winter Park, 18; Harry Williams, Apopka, had 68 9 - Po h in Like Jessup. Some of the better strings coming 8 I - - iperch are in the deep water around the bridge pilings. I . . SW ''II APat,% u', - ,-• • Three nice bass fell to Reverend Grile in the Osteen Bridge secfion of the St. Johns and speckled Expression worth a thousand words as Seminole coach Claude Woodruff and his quarterback Mark Whigham 12, look on as frustration mounts in scoreless tie ULTRA SHEER! TIMER J REG ..• -.-' as scoreboard in- Seminole's running back Elisha Edwards catches rare pass from quarterback Whigham .:.. GENERAL ELEC. TWIN INJECTOR OR 2002 TWIN DOUBLE P UP-I 18 . Mainland reported this week was six for one man. Shelicrackers and redbreast bream are biting with a few bluegills starting to show up. 11111.1 4 COUNT YOUR CHOICE LIMIT ONE / - - REG. 69.97 GERITOL 40 TABLETS c LASS k , The Fighting Seminoles were not so tough against same day. Plug casters are finding small bass near Wekiva River Haven Camp, the best catch m. ( LADIES' PANTY E O ' SE REFLECTORS ' shiners to fool the bass this week on the Wekiva 'River. Chris had a string of four; Bill took three the : •• CA010I4$RA.(3 EXCEDRIN PM 30 TABLETS 9T09 - also •SAFETY / ,, - _',i BICYCLE U88 AEG 99C NAP ffi5 P1 G 41) 3 SPEED MR. BUBBLE LIQUID DAILY VERAGE BOYS OR crnis 16 OZ LIMIT ONE OPEN AEO769S CANDL E HOLDER.:' 2gg WED 8 I0tIo4OE ' 7 • SALE ENDS 1 , GARLA'/ tNEVER i1EG :i 99 ' .L vate and church denominations, GIVIS 38 l!"C' Es 41 • - ~ At It4A ry URE frs REG If 0 ts of clergymen. fig 11 LIGHTER4HOIL Y NE0 By At. GILLETTE L WREATH 'WITH CORD men -th 11.99 so 3%s OUART 30 m try to mo 88 a ::02 CORN POPPER profes 69, 12 11 s DOOR MODEL '6" C R '°''L : ' 6,9. "And in two weeks, another 1,000 pul SWITCH DISPOSABLE BUTANE Ft. Wayne, so we should send a delegation there for that event. "MCOVer, we have been informed that we can address a high schoo' convocation next weekfor inutes onchoosing a religi ous voca tion. "so who will volunteer to pj 30-minute talk?" These Serra members were ranging between 25 and 70 years of age. Th ey covered the major j 1 PA If ALAXY $- 1" BLANCHED 77c PEANUTS"E young priest will be ordained at and TIP .----------- large mangrove snapper comprising most of the catches Bridge fishing in the Daytona area remains fair, drum and sheepshead hitting and reports of snook being landed North of Tomoka Basin in the Intra-Coastal Waterway coming in at Wayne Brady's "Fishin' Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop FRESH WATER REPORT Ottis and Irene Faulk, fishing only a short distance from Camp Seminole, brought in 23 mixed bream in an hour and a half Wednesday. The bream are full of roe. getting ready to bed according to Irene. Chris Petersen and Bill Hawkins both used live ;# a "Since many of his Purdue stude nts will be on vacation, we should be sure to give him our support p,- being present. tudes HEAT rV reports and charge sheets from agencies for further action, beginning in January. I NS?ANT I.'i I PARISII½'II OR RORM P*IT pngr, wit work In the Intike division, screening w C log ----•--,. —, - 90 ow __- The high wind and strong current on Thursday dicates scorlt'ss tie (Photos by Carl Geiger) brought the good fishing to a halt but the forecast for this week end is good. Water temperature is just right, 68 degrees, and with the wind changing to North and North East, the water should clear and fishing get hot once more. Is Harbor boats have been confined to river fishing for several days because of the turbulent ocean. Only one day this week were the party boats able to get outside for red snapper. The river fishing proved to be pretty good with . -. I Fred Sweet at the "FisWng Holes' bait shop took enough time off to try the salt water fishing at the Inlet along with Walter Hopkins. They caught an amberjack in the 30 pound class and lots of black *40 4 X Foor D LIS Serra Clubs Help Recruit Ministers By GEORGE W. tRANE Ph. D., MD. Jim Shupe worked the grass flats at Cocoa with WI) %SdLIU piugs and ianaea ii very nice trout A few weeks ago Jim was hitting some good channel bass it] this s,"I'le vot but says they have moved out People Trust Eckerci's for Quality College Park, Ga. IF_Illil I I I same flight. They used surf spinning tackle and cut niullet was the hait Jected itself into the trial -- - - The Duncans had a busy time of it as they also landed approximately 75 pounds of bluefish the tin's assistants should not have decision would not harm the court take part in the probe and that state's case against Christian district n Sanford Native Receives Medal -- S E N I N 0 LES -- some time was landed by Bob Duncan this week, a 48 pounder. His wife almost outdid him as she pulled in one weighing 37 pounds as they fished th e frew Smyrna side of Ponce Inlet this week. f Appeal said in 1967 'that 0 assistant state attorneys can participate in questioning witnesses be f ore grand Juri(# court's decision be overturned Austin to Tallahassee to InShevin said the appeal t so reaching the legal vestigate Christian, that Aus was wrong in saying that its g - "0161E or. .., --. - — Channel provision - Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974-18 said the ruling NAM incz The Longwood Area Sertoma Club is accepting nominations f o r the 'Service to Mankind IliC pur pose 01 UUS Asi award Is to give recognition to an outstanding man or woman for humanitarian, heroic, civic or other type of service to the community, state or nation. Any citizen is eligible to receive this award with th exception of Sertoma member and their wives. Nominations.: deserving Individuals should include name and address of nominee with a brief personal biography and specific account of the service to mankind that nominee has performed. Information must be mailed to Longwood Area Sertoma, P.O. Box 1079, Longwood, Fla., 32750, Attention: Awards Committee, on or before Dec. - BOB ORRELL arguments in the __________ Army after more than Sertoma Seeks ard. " - :. -- Hartwell ruled Friday in an Interagency The judge based his Friday ruling on a 1968 squabble between the DNR and the Game and Constitution granting the commission Fresh Water Fish Commission over which has all "nonjudicial powers" over fresh water authority over aquatic weed control programs, aquatic life. In finding for the commission, Hartwell declared unconstitutional several sections of law lie rejected arguments- by Jacobs that he creating aquatic weed control programs in the should take into consideration a constitutional DNR. Joe a Tallahassee attorney amendment revising the commission's A4 representing the DM11, said he would appeal the authority. Voters approved the amendment Nov. ruling. RETIRED At issue was the l)NR's attempt to release The amendment, not effective until January, Colonel John R. Jr. of several thousand white amur, a member of the says the commission shall "exercise the Altamonte SPTIIS as.s been carp family with a voracious appetite for water regulatory and executive powers of the state awarded the Legion of Merit weeds, into 5,00acre Deer Point Lake at with respect to wild animal life and fresh water on his retirement from the Panama City. aquatic life." Hartwell said he could not base his Hartwell's did not address the Issues of ruling on forthcoming changes in the law, only on e*ni of service. Colonel Clark whether white amur. which are native to Siberia, the law as received his award for at the time of controversy threaten Florida's environment or of release of between the two state agencies. meritorious service during his list assignment as deputy commander for recruiting with the Army's Southeastern Ikgia!1a! Recruiting ('ammind In The colonel and his wife Bethalene live at 815 'ñakelleld Drive in Altainonte. - _____________ Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. connection TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (1W) — Leon County the fish in four other enclosed lakes. The Com Circuit Judge Donald Hartwell has issued a mission challenged release of white amur in permanent injunction barring the Department of Deer Point Lake on grounds that there was Natural Resources from releasing Siberian fish danger the fish could escape over a dam into other waters, poss ibly harming the environmen t. to eat weeds in a Panama City lake. - SPORTS — I Junior college will coponsor a small business Managers program TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) thereby delaying the trail to the the Leon County Grand Jury, The grand Jury Indict An appeal court's inter- detriment of the people of the pretatlon of Florida law on the State of Florida who are en- Christian on April 17 on 9 : I@ governor's power to assign titled to a speedy trial," Shevin counts of bribery, perjury and state attorneys Is so narrow said, conspiracy In with that it hampers his power to In. The Supreme Court has alleged Education Depart. vestigate official corruption, agreed to review the appeal ment contract kickbacks from Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has court decision and has sched- an old friend and bujt L told the Supreme Court. case associate oi Christian. Wed oral Inabrlefflledwiththe -t on Dec. 2. Askew called a special legis. Friday, Shevin said the 1st DIs. district court He trlct Court of Appeal erred sig- made its decision "not because lative session last nificantly in tossing out the In. (Christian) would suffer change the law on special iq i18 Pound Bas s Ca C ught ;, dictments against former Edu- Irreparable Injury but rather signment5 of sta te attorn eys to correct cation Commissioner Floyd because the judges thereof did and grand juries court said it not agree with the trial judge or flaws the appeal Spanish Mackerel At Daytona found In the law. Inn liontoplaclngtoonai-- the Dotty decision." row an interpretation on the law The appeal court improperly in the Dotty case men tioned to hamper Coy. ReubinAskew's allowed Christian to bring his by Shevin, the 4th Districtcdurt The largest channel bass we have heard of in I Business ----- ' Shevin : Court Decision Errs White Amur Legally Barred Small Business Seminar Slated — Mul"rry 11, Fort Meilde I Frollproof 14. Lakeland Santo Fe 6 paimesto SoWn MIami 70 Miami Christian 15. Mary Im 21, Miami Lakes 21, Miami Cen RebIWO Gainesville 21. Lake City 14 Of&nge Park 7, TIIV%Ville 6 Florida Christian Ss. Trinity a St AUQUtII'. Florida Deaf 7. victory Christian 0 maculate 14 MIami western 20 21, t4octp, c Hainas City 36. Lake Wales il Jesuit 73. Tampa Brandon 42. Tampa Bay Tecti 110"I"ftl Chrivian 41, paim lo Beach nt 13 DeSoto MulWrV 14. Fort Meade 7 Hardy Cocoa Si. Rocklede 21 Lakeland Kathleen 26. Tampa Robinson 6 St. Cloud 19, Kissimmee 14 Sanford 0. Daytona Mainland 0 Colonial 31, Orlardo Evans 11 Melbourne 19, Eau Ganie ? Orlando flishoip Moore 6. Or linda J on es 0 te7,, 031 ; Groveland ros pr 4, Lakeland Sante Fe 0 Mount Dora 21, Ev%fis 7 New lack usnVille Boll" 14 Jacksofiville White 7, jsck sonville Sandalwoo 6 Lakeland 17. Jacksonville "I' Beach • Oviedo 0 Orlando OakridQe SI. Tampa King 14 . Palatka South Al. St Augu ne I Melbourne Central Cathoic It. Fort Pierce John Carroll I Sth Sumter ?o. Ounri'n 0 I), Wachula Lake Wier 41. WiId*ooJ Bronson 7, Bell 2 tI Chlelland 71. W11111ton 11 Jupiter M. Lake P14cid 7 5ab,Iri 7& Avon Park 7 Aubvrndale 19, Barlow 1] Plant city is, Tamoa Jettef son 0 Tam pa Chamberlain io, Tam pa Lato 7 Fort Me-rs RIveedale 27 N&PICS Leli9 Punta Gorda CharIot Dens 17 -',aathoi- 39, LaBelle 21 Morehaven 20. Miami Bea ch 10. West Palm Lakes 14 Bcf ti Twn cardinal Newman I?, pairBeachQarc,eé Lake Worth 11, North Shore r...-- --- -- �2B- Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. --:. -- - ---a -.--z- - — -------- -------- -:_-_.- -. - .--': ------ - - - Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 t Oviedo s Offense SPORM 'N BRIEF Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Sunday, Nov. 24,1974-311 Stopped By PETE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor they completely stopped the behind 16-0," said Klein, territory, which resulted in a dropped during the evening, the the Oviedo six as time ran out. Lions high powered offense to The Oviedo coach was safety as a New Smyrna player Cudas didn't Although retire to their take an easy 29.0 victory, referring to faulty itchoiatarecovered recovered the fumble in thi ,n,1 I'.'.lClginniø PttPNnn i hold tiII .. u Iu.Iwa i L.Uhi uIu 1155 iiuiv, L'tW .MYt'(NA jjc-jj Head coach Bill Klein, whose from quarterback Lee Ward to zone. but merely huddled In back of under his 100 yard average, the The New Smyrna Beach High senior dominated Lions finished tailback Clennie Patterson, the stands. Leading only 14-0 at talented running back was seen School football team's nick- their season with three con- which resulted in two scores for take ose errors ed t the in termission the home team walking off the field with name is the Barra cudas, which secutive loses to strong op. the Cudas lions t°7° , quickly advanced the score to Bethune-Cookman College is appropriate considering its ponents in Astronaut, Lake auxi Patterson Offense. After a scoreless first break a few 29-0 as Wadley took a handoff coach. location near the ocean, and Brantley and New Smyrna for a quarte r, and tr in long runs, ail g only by a and raced for a 37 yard touch. football players who resemble closing record of 55, was 7.0 count In the second quarter biggest threat ended down at the 10:15 mark. Three OVIEDO surfers wi th their long bleached disappointed with the outcome. Oviedo appearing N. SMYRPIA SCH. di to be moving Cudas 10 First Downs minutes later Holmes matched 7 ii blonde locks. But the resem- but had nothing but praise for the ball when Patterson (urn. Although the Lions couldn't his partner's run as he went 40 blance ends quickly when the his team. "The kids are super, bled a pitchout and the Cudas % Passing generat "Cudas" put on their helmets but they (New Smyrna) were a recovered deep in Oviedo's night, e an offense on the cold yards for the Cudas final score. asses 4 111 the New Smyrna team of rumbles Lost and play football . o better - - - - -. ' - — ______________________ & —' pi . • . , ' Th Grey Cup Final VANCOUVER tAP —The 1975 Grey Cup game will b played Sunday . Nov. 23 in Calgary, the Canadian Footbal league decided Friday. Jack Gaudaur, commissioner of the said the date for th e championship game was set during a meetin g ol owners, lie added that both Toronto and Montreal havc bid for the 1976 game, but a decision on that game won't be reached until th e league's annual meeting next February in Toronto. CFI, team." Al though the Cudas displayed territory. Three plays later the home Punts Wadley and llolflleSwere hot as Going for broke, Oviedo And do they play' football. Penalties I e sun, as th they totaled 180 gambled ona fourth down play Oviedo o o oo— W11,19 New Smyrna Beach 0 14 IS 0— 20 game with the vizlting Oviedo featuring Bill Holmes and little 14-0 lead On the second play with Wadley getting his (Isaac kick) N— Wadley I usual and failed The Cudas then took Lions with a seven game AIsm Wadley, the Lions well from scnrnmage for the Lions 105 yards and Holmes finding over and with defensive ta ckle ginning streak, and alter four victim to their own errors, N- Safely Patterson ran Out of in the third quarter. Ward and enough holes in the Lions Richard now ci on Hutchins superior quarters the Cudas 'We dropped the early Patterson aga Holmes rut a operating out of th e fullback had an eight game streak as and before we knew it we were mix up, deepin had a handoff aefense for 80 yards in their own a 'y 29 run (kick failed) Although the temperature slot, they advanced the ball to - - . .. . .... .. . ' - I to 1 2 . - - ., .. - I ball NEW ORLEANS AP New Orleans safety Tommy Myers, who sprained his an kle last weekend against the Rams, has been replaced by Greg Boyd, who was picked up F'ridav in th.' Nttenal Fi-ifbnll lu' Siints. t;-k.t.2, .ot-pt'undcr, was a 14 th -round draft choice of the Miami Do lphins a year ago. He also play ed for New EnWind N- z - - =0 ,r-- ' - 't... .4 -- '"' - -. . S . ... I .N-..I 1 . . e — • " 0 . : ". — - I ' '"".W - - . run Safety Replaced ' 40 - •±. . --•- - r' z .'•41_.,. .'. " ' -,-- ' ' - .r .__ . dli, sp Lyman's quarterback Bob Burkhart barely gels pass over Winte r Park defender 71, Olerald Photos By -Gordon Williamson) - Winter Park's Mike Ilob (la vt on 82 pit rsues. Seattle Dome Stopped man s oun s ers - (AP) Donald M. Drake Construction Co., th e general contractor for the King Co unty' domed sta di um, has abandoned the Construction project, County Executive John Spellman's office confirmed Friday. The contractor had filed a $10.5 million claim against the county last mon th. Dr ake said the ñ-ioney was for extra costs caused by county-prompted design c hanges and o th er delays. The stadium is to be used for a Na tion al Football League team starting in 1976 aNd Is about two-th irds complete. However, Spellman later said that the construction company might he pe rsuaded to return to work. SEATTLE — I Can't Overcome 'Cats ByCIIIJCKMcCLIjN(; Herald Correspondent from the quarterback to to score In the first quarter Longwood visitors. But the halfback position, and putting a when they recovered two score on Winter Park scared sophomore, Bob Burkhart In his Winter Park fumbles, them Into their endzone, as a WINTER PARK—"We had a place. "lie had a lot to learn...And the Lyman defense held Glenn Russell pass of 43 yards C lot of mista kes with a lot of new but his time will come" ex. to a big star for the home side, ° boys" were the words of plains Copeland of his newly the 'Cats r Dan Abel, set up a four yard ss iOns ti ' quarter, Lyman's High School head Found signal caller. "And yes, burst by Ricky Neal into six Ilowin them li coach Dick Copeland, on his he has a lot to learn," 0 reach point territory. Abel kicked the Greyhound by team's defeat Winter Park Burkhart tossed 34 passes, But the unstable offense could conversion and tied the score at School Friday night at the completing for yards, but not take advantage of the op. Wildcats home ground a t threw four Interceptions that portunities and gave the ball Then the Wildcat's defense Showalter Field C set up three W il dcat scores. Joe back to the Parkers, turned t he ta bles when they depth d th o 5 with and Liittinger of the 'Cats, could not blocked a Lyman punt, to set up hard 0 keep "i quar cont111u, UP1 The seco51 q uar ter a keep his hands away from gain a 23 yard field goal by Abel. The And the lack of depth he was saw the Lyman defense force half ended with the heavily talking about revolves around Burkhart's tosses that came In inter at to coug UP C the injury to his star fullback, his direction, He picked off ball deep in their own territory favored Parkers holding on t o a lead. Art Oliver. Oliver was one of three interceptions and forced for a third time. But the uncomfortable the five fullbacks Copeland has the Parkers the Greyhounds, 'Hounds offense wasted no time Third quarter action sS~, had to use this year, since the 40-15getting on the board this time. A Wildcat defensive back, Joe Injury of the 208 pound senior The chilling weather Latirner run to his right of 14 Luttinger, Intercept three midway through the season, probably accounted for the yards to paydirt gave the Burkhart passes for 42 yards, To replace Oliver, Copeland many fumbles and dropped Lyman fans hopes for an upset. and set up three of the changed his backfield around passes of both teams. Lyman The conversion kick by Tom remaining four scores In the completely, moving Al Latimer wasted two great opportunities Lent made It a 7-0 lead by the last stanza for the Parkers Barnes Finished High DAYTON, Ohio An associate of basketball star Marvin Barnes said the $2 million bonus baby Is through with th e American Basketball Association's Spirits of St. Leuls. Marshall Boyer said that Barnes, who jumped the team Wednesday night, no lon ger consid ered his contract - 10 7-7. 97 New WFL Boss This was a familiar scene as New Smyrna Beac h scored four touchdowns against Oviedo. here Alvin Wadley 20, gets first score th JOHMNINE.SBURG, South Africa — Raid Ramirez, a littleknown hicxican. upset veteran Ken Rosewall 6.4, 6-4 to join Americans Jimmy Connors, Arthur Ashe and Harold Solomon In the semifinals of the South African Open Tennis championships. vitas Cards Are Favored: t BUENOS AIRES Grand Pr Ii' Guillermo Vil f Argent na deleate Bolivian Ramiro uvia idea 6' Argentine n Tennis aounlznent an.1 d mov•edI'in to sei;u,ma,.. i ' use AV - - . I ~ -V —=- T ' - .,-.. ,' ... 6 APOPKA, Fla. Veteran Mary Mills and non-winner Karolyn Kertnnan each shot three-under-par 69s to tie for the opening-round lead in the $35000 Lady Errol Classic, — AN EYE-OPENER b Alan Mayer R oY 7/,'RF,r// ,qfQu/.4,' 5V*.c515 " /'75 '7' ' cii. 'ces ofl Z n 41,9 F c ,q, ,q ' j'- - j W,1,'7-c) 7' 4'€Ø' 4i .' '.-, /.' ., 17-10. Mi7y ---1- * - W (A 4f 6; M OMS 16 Pt14Y/ 56450Y5 , - - - .. — . . ' -- Lyman tackler Al Stanley 22. sticks the Winter Park ball carrier. ar. Richard Rpirt V.9 fnIInu.'c • ,:,, '.'4f '. /•' _______ 11:•c :?c I,. •. ' - • -______ ' - •" , By BOB GREENE "wild card" spot In the playAP Sports Writer offs. If St. Louis Cardinals quar. Only Oakland has sewed up a running back Greg Pruitt injured. The only time Dallas and Houston have met in regular divisional championship, clinching its third consecutive season play was in 1970; Dallas than the New York Giants de. American Conference West won 52.10. fersive line rushing in. crown last week, The Raiders Cincinnati still has a shot at The Cardinals lead the Na- own the best record in the the AFC Central title, but can't tlonal Football League's III., Olt &' - — ---'-- • .. '.',. 'i- '• East- league, 9-1, while Denver Is 4-5- afford another loss. Last week, em Division by one game over 3 1.. t. the Bengal, were stopped three ui Washington edskins. The winner of the Minnesota. times inside the Houston 30 al. On Sunday, St. Louis travels Los Angeles collision will move though quarterback Ken to New Haven, Coon., to take on a step closer to a Anderson connected on 21 of 36 the Giants while Washington is spot. TheVikings canpost-season clinch passes for 204 yards. Kansas at home, against the Phila. NFC Central title if they win City, an up-and-down team all deiphia Eagles. and Detroit and Green Bay both season, can score a lot of points, St. Lows has already won lose. Los Angeles can nail down as It did last week in beating eight games, the most since the NFC West crown with a Denver 42-34. 1968 when they captured nine victory coupled with a New New England was riding high NFL contests. The Cards Orleans loss. In the AFC East until three knocked off Philadelphia last .. os Angeles quarterback weeks ago. Now, the Patriots 'seek to halt a two-game skid. Harris has been ham. are out to break a three-game The Giants have become ., losing streak against a team an ank e njury 11 tougher lately, but suffered two pI they easily defeated In October. ts, 15 armthat 1 close losses in their last outings. wee The game could revolve around WOITy about . Last week, New York was neso the Pat's miniback, Mack tiergoalin the final two seconds passes or yardsand seven Mitchell, who gained 151 yards In other NFL games Sunday, touchdowns since becoming a the ground last week against Buffalo Is at Cleveland, Denver sem.etan Minnesot '' ''" S 'C (_•i, $ 'l I " o (=) V - . ,, l - • I ' i a s g- Atlanta. travels to Oakland, Kansas City nal-caller Fran Tarkenton San Diego rookie running goes tO Cincinnati, Miami tahes gained 222 yards through the air back Don Woods might put out a la st week and is second on the on the New York Jets, New little extra effort against Green England meets Baltimore, At- career list to John Unitas. Miami takes its one-game Bay this week. Woods was a lanta is at San Francisco, ChiFast to New sixffi round draft choice of Ow cago is at Detroit, Minnesota edge in the AFC Packers, who released him meets Lm Angdes, Dallas is at Yorkwhere the Jets have come when the veterans showed up at Houston and San Dieg) travels alive. Behind quarterback Joe camp Woods joined the to Green W- y. Namath, die Jets have won ch as rushedforl90 Pitburgh 1ashe with New Orleans In the natlonally-te!e-. Miami Li on a five-game win- Yards this season. Green Bay's attack picked up sised Monda y night game. ning stre k. w hen they acquired Washington has captured Its Buffalo fell one game off In a trade. The only other time last three outings and six of its MiamI's pace last week, but the two teams have met, hiadi ven ares. l(iit nw StiIiun',i ..iifl' In 1L(.1.t I ' - L , * fie doesn't look happy, that's Oviedo's Bill Kle In In shorts, of course. ,' 4_I •- — .;, — BlackoutsA 'nd Sellouts Is It Arcne i Or An hony .)* . I [)hflt worry about Dutch •.* jot t By Murray Olderman The tipoff: 'I • 's's - R Lady Errol Leaders 1 . .. . - - Is 4-.. :j - a Gi*a n ts Im roving ter back Jim Hart looks over his shoulder Sunday, he'll see more In o S emis 4L 1(0 by Rosewall Upset - - . valid. MEMPHIS— Cbristopher B. Hemmeta, a co-owner of the Hawaiians, was named Pre1dent of the Wind Football League as e WFL owrs moved to shore up the league's crumbling financial foundation. '- - -I t- ' ,' S • • . ., •, s • s e . •,s % • • • .•I% , ', S 1 I I Coach "Pete" Peterson P!°' " 1 of his team is at the Swallows Golf and Country Club. To prove it... he welcomes you to his f irst invitational tournament. ' time in years to their product, the Country. Is this true? Lou Spadla, the president of the Harley, Roseburg, Ore. San Frar.cLcco 49er5, I parOur prep excrt. The Swallows Golf and Country Club is a private — lk'rm:sri • club. But from time to time, we like to welcome Orvrrst $n fur itarti sin �413—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 Hunters Tell WOMEN to JCPenney Good Stor'9ies Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974—iC By BOB ORELL Herald Correspondent morning and Saturday at. ternoon found him shopping for a new gun which would shoot Hunting season, although straighter. only two weeks old, Is Other reports from the gang producing some yarns that at the coffee table at the Plaza would rival the best efforts of Sports Shop told of a nice wild some of the national outdoor hog downed by David Smith in magazines, the new hunting area at Three Hunters are always great Lakes. The word ls that there are kidders so we vouch for still plenty of hogs In that the veracity of the fo!lowing section but the size Is small. story but we are sure the people Larry Harris did his hunting Involved will take it in the in the Lake Jessup section of humorous vein in which it was the county and his told. Thanksgiving dinner will Pete Ragsdale and Tom feature the results of his efforts, "Hoppy" Hopkins hunted last a fat torn turkey. week with the famous guide, Frank Sloan will also eat Justin Morgan, at Silver Glen turkey, a 14 pound torn which he Springs In the Ocala National shot while hunting with Tom Forest. Pete got his deer, a six Hickson on private land last point buck, but "Hoppy" failed Saturday. to get a shot. So to sharpen up Deer kill., have been above marksmanship, he crac:eJ average for the first two Wct down on an armadillo with his of the season and reports high-powered hunting continue to conic In. Jimmy shngshot, dropping him with Williams, young son of Enos one well placed steel ball. Williams, got his first buck on Like all true sportsman, he opening day in the Ocala didn't want to waste any game National Forest. killed, so he dressed the critter Eddie Colbert downed a five and took i( home for his wife to point buck on the I6th and the cook. Neither one could following day got another five stomach it and gave the meat to pointer, both shot on private their dogs. The dogs, in turn, land known as the Thrasher took a good long sniff of the Property. delicacy offered to them, The same area produced asix turned, and ran and hid! point and an eight point for (That's the way I heard it, Bo by Williams. He got the first We also heard of a couple of one last Friday, the second one other hunters who had their Sunday, according to word shirt tails cut off for MISSING from ln Smith at the Seminole their deer. David Howell was Sporting Goods Store. one - the other was Joey Deer reports from the Wekiva Warmack. River have been practically Warmack missed, not once non-existent but small game is but several times. last Saturday plentiful, especially squirrels. Library Houses A Whole World Of History _ You ' re looking at a revolution in men's sportswear. But to see it, you ' ve got to feel it. Qi8ana can't uy JEAN I'ArFESON Women's Editor of a 19th century explorer up re-opening Tuesday after a law, and of course history -is the mighty Congo River in period of renovation and ex- set In a grove of magnolias on Africa, or learn of ecological panslon. the fringes of Ft. Mellon Park, Where under one roof in concern for the environment of The attractive little library, East First Street, Sanford. Sanford can you read letters the St. Johns River expressed in formerly a single room over. It Is a memorial to this city's written by the great Dutch the 1700s? flowing with treasures which founding father, Gen. Henry EpaInte Van Gogh, finger the All this historical wealth and capture the interest and Shelton Sanford, who started up ivory keys of an antique piano more my be found in the Imagination in a wide variety of a little town and planted the made in Dresden, Germany, General Sanford Memorial fields - art, ecology, first orange groves in the area follow the day-by-day account Llbrnry and Museum, due for languages, government and the back In 1872. I..LJ - . 0 ------- - 1500 '-- - JCPenney proudly introduces a totally new concept in men's sport shirts: the Qiana revolution. We've done it with Qiana'nylon. the fiber that feels as luxurious as silk. Qiana is what makes these shirts soft and smooth and truly elegant to the touch. So feast your eyes. Then, come to JCPenney and feast your fingers. Available in a wide selection of prints and solid colors. Long sleeves. S.M.L.XL. Prints, 15.00 solids, 13.00 -_ - - -- - - :-•- .. - - 0L1J r Oat A E FOr Breaas kf t I S N fl4j4 de d — lill Oi l, W. retain tbisame trends and explained nutrition burger, let's say, can cost you meats, Mrs. Happel suggests for those who are concerned anywhere between 89 cents to buying a minimum quantity with getting the most out of $1.29 — whereas, if you look at and extending it with whole their food budget. eggs, the laige jumbo size, they grains, fortified enriched carShe stressed the Importance are 32 ounces of edible protein bobydrates, or vegetable proof eating breakfast because of selling for 89 cents a dozen Now teins such as split peas, lentils, its nutritional value and for a I don't think, doing a corn- and beans. to 0 -.. PtXts97' 1 - • as — 1 ER #/ " b, - — rp 1914 'm* - I. 4 , .- J , - ' --',... -- •7_..,.-/c I zi'rt irm I " '.1/ f • QIdnd ' . by Du P0, () I I ,qcrg I WM'IW.i/G I gsVYarl 54T I' 14'?P cW? k fi øt1eA_w7 .1 ,- 1111118011-- "W L - t p ii:.._....1 -- . Z;iAN ___')iPl',' - ______ - Nancy is retired from Federal Civil Service, having fr " S:.-, '1 . . '..-'-.'- 4% 'N :.-------- . been the Executive Secretary of theSelective Service Sy~tem, of the Seminole Count) Local Board, and said, "I miss the people I worked with and miss the personal contact I had with persons being registered." Nancy feels the voluntar) armed services will work, - choi Nancy is active in other civic organizations of the com. Foreign or domestic, except the Nancy Nordstrom's gifts ill reward patients at Naval Training ('enter munity, and Is now serving as common U. S. issues, along Service . .c with commemorative and and convalescent centers all patient takes pleasure In attracti ve gifts, with cand), Legion Officer of the American Post 227, Marion Clark revenue stamps, as well as over the country. Stamps are making greeting cards with the soap, or some small items, to be Philli ps Post, Orlando, the only 4 envelopes with special post- wonder workers for the stamps, or covering decorative used as prizes all Women's Post in Central ,,; marks, first day covers and bedridden patient He may sort boxes In organization therapy Nancy a strong ad vocate Florida Nancy's daughter, first airmail flights aid mount stamps as he lies in sessions SFTW is a 100 per cent for women joining the Marines, Dorothy is a Lyman . }Iiih All These stamps are then bed, and his spirits revived volunteer organization, saying, "Today's Women School Senior, and was mailed to Stamps For The as his Interest grows. Many Another project Is the Bingo Marines perform in many recently named First Member, of the Junior Gardenia Garden Club of Sanford hand Wounded Runner. (STFW), in ambulatory or wheel chair games conducted at the Naval different occupations, and can Up over fistfulls of dollars 130 In all) to Stan Brock at the Sanford ZOO, Washington, uS the Miss Teenage Contest D. C., and are patients work on albums for Training Center in both the be sent all over the world. of Central Florida, where she The money will buy two more planks for the swamp boardwalk is distributed to men and women themselves or other beginners. men's and women's wards. The Previously, women worked the new Central Florida Zoological Society. In more than 130 VA hospitals Even the mentally disabled women in the Association make offices and administration, in read an essay entitled, "What's and Right About Aii.'rica." ------' ..-.- . "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney is .9T? _. .'.' •' - - • •\-. raising and other activities to benefit veterans. One of the present projects is selt'ing Marine Corps Insignia ties. They are also collecting stamps, used and unused, t U''%t('tr'j the Marines, if only fora short time. The experience is something that can't be gotten anywhere else. They learn to discipline themselves, and there are plently of schools for the career-minded woman" ---? 14" group keeps busy in fund .4 ,faq,V#1' 114, 1 4P 14 A Women's Marine Association ever since. Presently the VicePresident of the Central Florida Chapter of the organization the 14 4 portunities are so much greater, I really get enthused lI, and has been active In the ,7 I I and I really loved the work," she said. "But today's op. 'F - Mrs. Nancy Nordstrom, of 121 N Th plet CaSSdK was a Marine dunng World War r 'I were kept state side' When Nancy was in the Mar in es, she was stationed Washington D C at the MarineCorpa Headquarters, as a secretary. "It was exciting in - a tough, Women have been enlisting ln Marine Corps for a good many years,and today there are more opportunities for them than have ever been of. fered before In fact, the in. ducernents are so many, the Orlando Marine Recruiting Station has a waiting list stretching to March, 1975 LJ_' Zqthq "6ø?t5 7 !8REfZF7 - u h1"I 1i"c feReo I - hardened leathernecks, fighting on the beachheads. That is all true— but don't forget the Women i 71FY1Z 4 'I4-W I 6LPi,rG I By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent November heralds the 199th Anniversary of the United States Mari ne Corps. ° ? (I 7' 1a4'5O Mt"X/4't9 All n -. P .4t7 ,q1 -/4f3 I ExiMarinewoman IF by Alan Mayer 81ff -. ____________ &'c.i a'44 Z O' fX/4'1 ,fW( A7Y11' off Y r7(/5;t5 ,'i4' / ,4r1gq 14z*t7 7' e0r 774 4tZ1 44- - • t. £1 to 1 ' EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Coach John McKay lsopposed, There's a way to tackle the In- the (kegon athletic director flatlonary, costs pinching the said. pocketbooks of university athAt Oregon State, Athletic Di. letic departments across the rector Jim Barratt said he, too, country. favored the Idea. "The only It's called single-platoon foot- panacea I can we for this gal. ball. and Athletic Direcor Nor- loping Inflation Is a return to val Ritchey of the University of one-platoon football," he said, Oregon has drafted a proposal "and I'm going to fight for this that would bring about the at my own university, at the change. Pac4 level in December and at "It would basically ask the the NCAA level in January" 4 s/ - Football',? FOREGO HIM NOT io And old General Sanford was 'quite a guy' in his day - adventurer, artist and Intellectual, he was also a sharp businessman and talented .4. lIrnfnflt and above all a devoted family man No rnern task, considering Unfortunately, for too long the Sanford collection contains —1•..J the color and character of his some 50,000 items! man has lain burled in dusty General Sanford's hectic volumes and corroding relics ln career included several the impossibly crowded library diplomatic missions to Latin or locked away In the attics and America and during the Civil _____ •r War he served as Minister to vaults of local civic and corn• mercial organizations Belgium in charge of secret That's certainly not the way service and as a U.S. fiscal Mrs. Sanford intended It to be. agent. j..... . In her will (she died In ConIt was in 1870 that he returned necticut In 1901, surviving her to the States and purchased the husband by 10 years) she 23-square mile Sanford Grant -r requested her children have a (for the SIXtH of 30 cents an memorial library built in acre!) on these southern shores 1oldiig Cani) stool of mahogany and leather has tz-a% died th e world 1 Sanford to house all the of Lake Monroe. A decade la ter General's books and pipers. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant and his A. It took a while to get things wife were to visit the small but started, but eventually in 1941 a thriving town that had sprung .... committee was appointed In up, and four years thereafter Sanford under the auspices of President Chester Arthur the Daughters of the American stayed in Sanford for three Revolution, and committee days. chairman Mr& F. E. Roumillat One of the biggest adventures Two new wings expand the memorial library and accommodate all Its and her husband travelled of Gen. Sanford's life started in North where they visited the 1876 when he was sent as a treasures Sanford family and noted the delegate of the American dimensions of the library In Geographical Society to a their ancestral home in Derby, cdtiference called by King Conn. Leopold II of Belgium for the The original memorial philanthropic purpose of t s d building, completed In 1957, is opening up equatorial Africa to an exact replica of this library. Western civilizing influences But the General's possessions, and supressing of slavery for like the larger-than-life man ever. they represent, proved too Ten years later the Sanford numerous to be contained in a Exploring Expedition set forth single room. In two steamers, the "Florida" NEW YOIIK(AP) "We Sc- more efficient use pf food. A parlsonshopping here, eggs are last year,, at the urging of and the "New York," to explore riously need to consider break- wholesome breakfast, she expensive. Sanford Mayor Lee Moore and and open up trade with the fast as an important meal notes, would allow cutting down At a time when health foods, city manager Pete Knowles, the natives near the headwaters of again. Really, if you don't have on lunch and dinner, while at natural foods and organic foods Sanford City Commissioners the Congo River. " breakfast, by the time lunch- the same time providing an ef- are becoming popular, Mrs. appointed a board of trustees All these experiences are time comes, possibly 18 hours fective use of food. Rappel wants to stress that "all headed by Mrs. Roumillat to recorded in the personal have gone by and you've gone , L ,Ifl foods are healthy. It's what we plan the expansion of the papers, diaries and not so much of a through the most important do to them that makes them museum. While the ar- correspondence In sio the nary that t I h ink the world b part of the day underfed. unhealthy." Gutmann, chitectural firm of Memorial Library and are g to have the best possible "If people would make break-goin She claims that what people Dragash and Mats designed represented by the paintings, fast at least the second most breakfast and then maybe less generally mean by "health additional east and west wings antiques and objets d'art important meal of the day, i lunch and less dinner, he foods" are those foods which and building contractor which fill the original building think we would all be better says. But I do think that are organically grown. Th ese William Brwnley errected the and Its two new wings. consider off," adds Margare t Happel, people should at leastImportant particular foods, she says, are additions, the board, with the With the re-opening of the it the second most grown in soil which has not been help of concerned citizens, has building Tuesday, the dream of • author and food editor. meal . For one thing, she says, Currently traveling around scientifically treated. They been working to dean , repair General Sanford's daughter, the country as a nutrition pointing to current high prices, have not been sprayed with and restore the valuable library Marchessa Dow, will be General Sanford wrote letters to famous men from this ornate desk spokeswoman for Quaker Oats, "if you look at eggs in relation- pesticides, or packaged with and museum pieces. realized. Mrs. Rappel in an interview ship to the foods you consume at artificial preservatives. here gave suggestions, clarified dinner - a pound of ham.. On stretching the budget with 0 first, save you many, fl5fl3f Income with one-platoon thousands of dollars. It also !OOII*U and also save ourselves would help equalize corn- about SOOOO annually," Bar. ratt said. petition." And, he said, "It would lead Barralt to a return of player recognition major uni said more and more versities "are swing. by the fans. As it stands flOW." Ing this way. I see a snowhe sald,"people don't recognize balling effect. Even Bear who they (players) are. What Brya nt of Alabama has come we're talking about Is limited out publicly and said he may substitution.". have to go to one-platoon foot"We know of of ball" eight PacIfIc4 Conference schools who favor the proposal Ritchey added names such as now," Ritchey said. The lone Joe Paterno of Penn State and exception is the University of Frank Broyles of Arkansas as Southern California, where favoring the change. 00 - One-Platoon NCAA's rules committee to re- meeting& turn us to one-platoon football," "I fed W Ritchey 3ald. "This would, :, - -'- -. Is __.. . ..• - • are brit* by bC1ng Ti. Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. til 9 p.m. Syndkati. - Sunday 12:30 tO 5:30 p.m. ANOTHER PL ANK FOR BOARDWALK -,-,- - --- -- --- =-= --'u=-' -;., -=- '- - - ---='---\=- -- =------ - -- - ------------------ - -- .-! - - = - - - ---i -' -----=--- - 77 -- =-- -_- '- - - - -'--------=-= - - -------===--=---= av- �_________.____ - ______________________________________________ IaI __0 —_ --,--------- --- . 2C— Sunday Herald, Sanfor Sanford. Fl. Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl, ________________________________________ Sunday, Nov. 24,1974-3C Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 DEAR - Y Takes - 1 1 .--pI _ __ 1, I. Than She Leaves became ___________ ABIGAIL Gay Smith flowers. bride Leonard VAN BIttEN —i Nov. 3 at Gaylene ______ five years with • _1 -, I always has a r .• second, and th en a _____ I _____ ~~ 11 - ' - - ,J i '.= .. . , ~_Z -ArI -I 0 i /'. flow can I find out for sure? She insists she can take it or leave It - _W A __ - f ____ - . - . E. * 'I (' (1 I JV - I( £VJISS A/ ' I ? oyce i-viarle i..3We C Baptist Church, cousin as her honor, ceremony ma on of ,K% I ; - own housework and likes to keep busy writing letters, greeting callers and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Leonard Neill year& My chest and the rest Of dinavian countries. N my body has excessive hair Germany, u American Indian also, and it is getting worse as and most Asiatic women. the years go by. The increase in hair in length white gown with WI Fellowship Hall of the church, - attended Newbold College, N_ to men- women on an p - door and showed me out. I worse off when I left than when , 11#i,f* . . (he ovaries. it is important _ FREE IklI II A1'el' Cecil J. Etimandson Jr., vs. may Like .wveral and %ith sorne of the follicles recovering. If you are really Upset about It genetic (actor, meaning it is then you might benefit from and not some'fundamental change the problem but to adabnormality In hormones. All just to it. As I said earlier, it IS women have just as much facial not abnormal, It 15 OW' social hair as you do, but the W attitude that is abnannal. I produced by the hair follicle is would prefer that you come to grips wfthyt*ir characteristics and not try to solve the stress it causes you by taking Iranquilizers. Send your questions, to Dr. follicles in men and women, Lamb, in care of this newspaju.;t the, character of the ha ir. Women (run sin.t iir ,ire per, P.O. Box 1551, Rato City St.Uun, 'rk, ''y, 1i*jl9, prucularly jone to having For a copy of 1k. Lamb's solne facial hair, hair on the booklet on menopause, send 50 abdomen and chest This in- cents to the same address and cludes women from the ask for the "Menopause" Meilterrar.ean area, France, booklet • Org. Co., NOUJean H. Dyer David J W odworth & p Ruby J. Francisco & Wayne I i ~ i ,- ; I i p~ . ia ,, i f" . _-,. 0 - Carol J. y & Edwin R. Li nda Weaver & Ray Money To Zoo I'l . .- -' t ' C . t Martin. Earl Paige A slide program on birds was presented by Ira Wlegley. SI - ..-- . -- - .11 I . ,, . ._ Welker, of Crystal Beach, . 4 , t -' - . - , -,. - O"nj% --- full time study." Yet, it often takes very little - - . ... - - 1 . . . s? I .1 % I C . , Is . th at 7:30 p.m., at Pineerest Baptist Church, Sanford. portatlon or babysitting, or the Gam 'bit d ngo i " sters - - . . - .4 - ______ w - 5 r 3. £ • - " .. - - ___ - .. ,. j,. .-' ' '. .1 . 0 - j'iill'" ~_. - ______ - AMEN= ' - Shop at home 322 4315 319 WEST 131h Sanford, Fl. Serving the Seminole, Volusla Area Call Collect 305) 322.3315 . - 71!- -_ Steve Kapela,-_Kevin polished, , i~ T. presentation. 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Party in pajamas. this season's I Izf irl;~J~VL?- -!*Wzil IL F5 , t-~=~;, ,e! "Il -77_~4~~7 C, --._~_.. .___ I_Z~_t- -~ , 1 They 're ____________________ - ' 1 I . Sport Coats k - I _X4 ~ - .:i ;--• .. ?.=r-- t_~ 10~~I D t ~ ,;Z_~_11 .:-..,, ~ . ~ I 1_ ._ - F_I— - it~V I I -- / E. k Rea. 80- 8 5 Now 40 , , ;:~'. I HOLILATIN . ____ ' -,.. #~ 203 glimpse Into backstage theatre. Reg. 575 Now 53Q -- - . -. ;I .11 Special highlights of the play audience, who enjoyed the oft - --.-- . AI only faculty members involved meeting at Lyman High School, professional with the production. ' _ on , - - • t~ - . .. .. - - _11 'list. $1 - - 4 SulUvan and Chrh Ostrander (fro lef0makesets and it is shaping up into a h Class Begi , ~ - -. / From the various studies breastfeeding. she isn't sure she can compete - . •,. ____________________ __________ ____ 1 S i... I she's seen, Mrs (less says it - . Phi `11 'PsCleariers 1. Fur Storage . I e ILUIMICM$ The wedding is 3es. for Jan. 10 I ___________________________________________________________ for either text books, trans- long time Is seared to death arid R.N., or Sue Vaughen, LPN, urOi Jane and Wally Philips LINDA WEST John and his family in Georgia h ildbirt '.- .... .,,.... . as many at has been shown that a w Classes should be started six W returning to school does better eight weeks prior to due date. money to get a woman back in than before. "Any woman Class size will be limited so Iff III IIIIII,, I Your Aero Decorators •, I wfi~ p ' •' - a £,or ' - the Holiday Inn -. said, "We ha',e a complete production staff for this play, including box office, publicity, technical crews and usherettes The usherettes are making ' ',. ships and fellowships are for W ""On"- no Chat" of ow-gaw I celebration at ower arranging = school Most monies are used who's been away from schoola register now with Peg1Gocken, ,-_ APC)O.øt$da .F- si g . ________ working on stage sets for the play, Royal Gambit. for women. "These programs," what Mrs. Cless is hoping for is I'm not talking the wo man who is sud. she said, "vary around the that other companies will reccountry. But any woman can ognize the vast intellectual ca- denly divorced, or widowed and .1 ACME ,. . ' grandson of MrL Ann B. -i I 0 ci' 4 WIDTHS 03-89 j we. * - ,f , , ... -t f 1. %., - 0 #- Is. Den Ise B. Central Flcrlda Zoo, Miss Eva currently employed as a clerk Commonwealth Pa.. Betty flunt, president reported. ir- ZbYer'3, Sanford. He is the I 7 ; 4 1, I Brand Names, Good Selection On@Of Our most POPul&f 111brict. available in 36 colors Now. for one week only, got FREE w3*111141d cotton Insulated lining with your pwchasa of draperi es Rica, Lou Martin vs. 14AA*AA 5.10 schoolsandworksanaclerkat Medco D1scotin Drugs, San. ford, She is the granddaughter T'he bridegroom, born in Can 1 Club h busy noon rehearsing a 'Obviously, U& - . -, pi CAMEO- in. the Audubon flou.seinMaitland, Jose, Costa attended the Org. Co., David S. Dyer & voted to donate 1100 to the Sanford Naval Academy and is Dram e,cr your Xmas Roanøke, Va., attended Sanford Harriet Linda Wtkeler & Lawrence R r. The Semi nol e Audu bon Orange Co., lterR Deal! society meeting Thursday at & Margare! I a with friends, &k4 . . The bride, who was born in Audubon " "I V" 1 1 t • . come there and have a pre- pa(ity of the mature wornarl who has no money. I'm talking admissions advisor. They will and "put their money where about the woman who has a Education Find out what she needs, how t heir mouth is" a genU tlebirth little money of her own, or her four-member panel to find 50 she can get tier degret, the "11-wre tuive been very few husband's. and needs just will begin Its next six-week colleges and universities in faste.st, how she can do it within 11 to help out. And this is series of childbirth classes on scholarships throughout the at 7:30 in or1a countryforwomenos'er,pri.. morec ectrtethananyarnount T t says j Inclu de breathing of money can be because i marily because any woman that she is somebody that has techn!ques for labor and potential." .delivery, nutrition, childcare, college part time," she says. !' "s' et __ . Mrs. (less was recently in New York as a member ' Martin-W ., Beverly A. Road, Downers Grove, Orange Co Frank McCann & Shiiy, D An Mi & Benner & Will. B Orange i Baptist zcla w Marie W. Fox & Robert N. — •IIIIiri F 13 F,%. School and Is at present with the The wedding will be an e, ent U S Coast Guird stationed at of Dec 7 at Bp m at Thnecrest G. Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Moore, Anftny W. Parrish & June. 1403 W. First St., Sanford, Mary Jane Farmer & Ken. announce the engagement of tieth Eugene & their daugher, Linda Carole Charles Ba) Holt West , to James Stewart Martin '-rrv . E. 111, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Catherim- Padgett & Will. Stewart Martin, 4901 Belmonte Clifford James. - . "Almost all available scholar- E Fr"'-'- . . I 'r ' n trotti . This year, Elsa Diaz cele brated her 80th birthday. " Highlighting 7' of a With custom draperies ,.. James A. PierLt & velyn a bicnign L w,nor is at fault it can Leonard F. Runyon Jr., & be removed. My arithmetic tells me that the Process MY need t9 be Connie M. Barbara J. Moe & Robert You have had t1iis since 17 yr,u. continued in some people. NLJ. of age This Is consistent with a tuaily y fine smJ not so noticeable. Even the smoothskinned face sps-outs a beard if You .ould see it. There is no difference in the number of hair age root of the hair. Un- a person with such a complaint fortunately,this is not ac- be carefully studied because if Dissolutions Of ' -I - - az: lobe Di Lyman Presents .1 p - are only five or six colleges and Is the crux of the problem. The esteem not only with family but around the country scholarship, sponsored by while giving her which have made available hair products manufacturer, the self-confidence she needs. mont Colleges, Calif. . - - This can include tumors of the trained Individual can destroy adrenal gland and disorders of the hair follicle, getting at the I Just For tor for the Center for Conlin. uing Education and Special Academic Programs at Clare- . Paul Tayor Sr., 425 Summerlin Ave., Sanford, and Mrs. Glen sa El Dtflar - W 'j. , ~--'. t many areas of the community, Particularly the Garden Club of 10 i1. / on eliminate the hassles of reen- . - i .. J N , , ,-,'0. , , !~r, '"J I i try, says Elizabeth Cless. direc- reentry educational planning isn't going to go very far, but Paul Taylor Jr., son of Dean . 4. , and innovative programswhich universities - • ' .- . 4011 A 0. W6 01 . Sanford, was the presentation and 14, at 8 p.m., in the school which to distribute $W,000 of a her financial means, within her combination of the three. auditorium, with a matinee on NEW YORK (AP) — Finding speciii schola rship fund for limitations and her Basically, she says, this shows Dec. 7, at 2 p.m. ,)Ider women to go back to col- continuing education of women fgeographic amily Iimitations.,, the woman that someone has iee is not a problem. over 35. Stunts are taking on U It's a new concept in higher confidence enough In her to give The problem is finding [tight now she claims there education, she notes, yet money tier some money. It helps her entire job of staging the play, enough money for scholarships - - . 1.> -~ *' Angel's ant. By SANDRA GITTENS . . ..,. for the first time. - - Scholars — announce the engagement and for thcoming marriage of their daughter, Valerie Ann, to Dean her husband, John, built a home right next door, ensuring she was not too lonely, and today S ' " I of - 4 A .- . however, \ 1 died. ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Goodson, Ill E. Coleman Cir., Sanford, L met retirement Two years after settlip' I ton their own costumes Our ' musical director Chris '!'~Ostrander, will play the organ with selections from Bach, Awo"ws.11'he Dec. 7 Champagne Ball - promises to be bigger and brighter than ever this Year, report Ball Hadyn, Mozart and Handel. The committee members from left) Nancy Kirk, Liz Helfrich and Jerri Kirk, seen busily preparing table organ is loan from the Wales decorations for the big eveut. Other committee Mebane Barbara Jackson, Jack Piano and Organ Shop in the Burney, June Lomann and Nellie Coleman. Get your reservatlons to them without delay because Interstate Mall, in Altamonte." The Forest, where th e ba ll will be held again, can only accommodate a mailmnwu 100 couples. All the hard work being put • forth this time will be • i % 0 reflected when the production is Ipse W y PREPARATIONS -_ or-Goodson where Elsa . . - •/I / 4 1 - . ~1 . I horn' .1 I made - 44k -_ ~ .~ . c - . Gordon K. Rasmu n, 45, Bx 572 ,Maitland, Eleanor L. grow. With an electric needle, a I ., I __ CHAM "PAGNE - .- gynecologist Excess be from a hormone imbalance . - (i' Verbun A. Jones, 45, 5573 Mckendree, 420 San Markos Semoran Blvd., No., Winter Ave., Sanford. FT~ -~_ . ~ - - Iwentm.Idontwanttotakea increases its growth Some llawk1ns,4O, 1545(astonber _24k_ ~ The bride-e lect, .y Park, Virginia R. B-evington , women hke wax. Apparently Rd., Maitland. St. pill to live with this Problem. Li San Diego, Calif., is the - . . 40, Valley Forge No. either want to get rid of it or the new hair that grows in after __ - Z. __~ Ricky G. Grant, 2D, 2446 Altamonte Springs I __ . granddaughter of C. C. Neal, rernowdl of hair is more inclined ~_ I. learn to cope with it. Grandview Ave., Christine A. Lawrence L Kraker, 25, Nas and of Mrs. Euada Mae I have done a lot of reseamh to be fine Upped and less bristly TWel, 20, 207 Citrus Dr. Pensacola, Jacquelyn Young, Williamson and Frank Goodon this, and I know there is a than iz noted after nnis C De Meeks, 20, 841 Clay 22, 943 Lk Marion Dr, son, all of Tampa hormone disturbance. Isn't use of chemical removers. St., Winter Park, Ginger She is a 1974 graduate of L. ~__ Altamonte Springs. there something I can do to might want to try it. 19, 2121 11nden Seminole High School and is Rd., Stephen C. Sall, Electrolysis is the only one of Smith, overcome this disturbance? Winter Park. Huntington Dr., Casselberry, employed at Wirin Dixie. Uiese commonly seJ hDEAR READER Donald It The bridegroom, a nati ve of SflhbIllLec Shi vers, 24, Bx 202 Terry L Austin, wish ni ties there were some Igood David L Robinson, 27, 708 Sanford is the grandson of J. R. nently remove the hair. Osteen, Carol A. SWvers, 29, same Ervin Sr., and of Mrs, Matt Wiggins, 25, (:)" ll other techniques it Is You have already done one of VALERIE G000SON ffl bothof Zorn 18 5222 N Stanley G. themostlmportant,zceelngyour Like cutting grass. The roots Ina Ave., Orlando, Cheryl He attended Seminole High hair can remain, airl it continues to changes the hair quality or i W ~ i - . - , When Angel became ill in 1957, they decided DeBary was the perfect place fora peaceful .,.. . -, '_ alone, : - -. IA - with her lawyer and business consultant ' who uses electrolysis, , City Angel Diaz was a commercial uncle and aunt, where she found .. Marriage Applications It Smyrna Beach, Anne C. Marsh, James n. c1. 71, same add. Del., Sipes Sta., Cindy L. Edward A. Bryan, 55, 1918 Posner, , same add, there is nothing we can do about jitub of the hair is stiffer than Linden Rd., Winter Park, Edna David J. Boerman, 34, Bx 547 IL" He gave me a prescription the tip, and when that is all that P. Stevens, 51,100 Carriage Hill A l tamonte Springs, Janet A. for a tranquilizer, opened the is left, the stubble is stiff, but Th Casselbe,-ru Streblow , 40 same acid was that does not mean the shaving York ', , - BARBARA DUAMI r e, isit htr ' embar- is not true t ha t creases (lie hair growth. lie In New -- h told him my problem said, "Sorry, this will worse as you get older, and coast of Ger M;ffly. Mail) she was 16 years together" . basis so desperate ! .-• iz trip. , years - ~i, . • - - - ___- Sea relatives in Germany. tentlon, but! certainly saw the old her narents sent her on then via Paris Fr world during the rest of our lonely journey to America, to journeyed on to Madrid pain, - £ I 1 O Randy L Browning, about simple 30 1. Harper, 18, 312D Raven Inherited have a frierd who went to him prominent hair. Loraine Dr., Altamonte Orlando. f or years and still has her Springs, Teresa L Mayo, 19, 102 David L Sheppard, Rt 2 problem plus lots or sear& I was Depewling upon how severe FoxRidge Run, Longwood. Bx 199, Wilma J. Howard, 23, the em Is, bleaching f about six months James Win. Brooks Jr., ), 118 Hickory. ago that I called' my hair may make it less 2408 SW Rd., Anne M. VanTerry N. Long, 34, Rt 1 Bx no ticeable. The en tire array f dusen, gynecologist, as I thought 18, 115 Grove Lane. 178M, Nancy M. Malone, * oving devices may be would be the place to start. I haiIr"rem Fred A. Beam, 71, New 2W Tieffa Cia., Winter Park. and he used. Shaving is all right, and I ... ' ; V 4 - - two the North !MIS 111ced ed my care and at. ii Ii F 11 . - ,$ . _i..gj a I EI jEtt - .it', in j- I - . - ofDec.22,at4p.m.atFores - any esence. I iiL j The wedding will be an event graduate of Jokes my i EnglanJ,duringhersophome yearwhereshernetherflance. Lake Seventh Day Adventist The, are preci'ntb, studying at rhtnh h rest - she tells her many well-wishers, "It's Just It Forest Technological University, A 1966 empire style bodice of lace and l'ttusvllle the couple left on a brief Orlando, and is a member of High accented with satin uuttOflS and wedding School where he played Phi Rho P1 national forensics arge P sleeves. £UV skirt So many adults, not They will mak e their new society. Miss DiMasi is em- varsity football and was editor inherited of the school newspaper, he tion the children, have made wWte crepe featured a long home in Ann;ston, and with many other conditions Ala. The ployed as an advertising con- later graduated from Florida ed ,.,am. Her headpiece groom is in the U. S. Army about this in public and in is and not associated with otherwas attac sultant with the Evening Technological University' in pr lance a pearl-trimmed lace cuff the bride will continue It is changes hormone ba her Herald. 1971 and is employed as an which secured a net veil. She college studies. rassing and hurts so tiat These 'o our words, The bridegroom, born in Oak advertising representative with people would never make such . ,all woman." In some disease Ridge, Tenn., is the grandson Of Cape Publications. Titusville. remarks about a cripple or states there are other changes Mr& Benjamin F. Brown Sr., of A wedding date has not been bUnd person. set. There is one dermatologist then you are no longer Uffldng . l ..._.'& ;r Southern Missionary (olk, Collegedale, Tenn. Miss Doherty is majoring in get F1owr girl was Kimberly Association and the school Given In marriage by her Colllns Drama Club Later she . Following the reception in the graduated from Florida and 1953, Elsa estimates she made more than 80 trans-oceanic airplane trips. I South America for four months "And )OU know," she COfl He returned briefly but soon tinued, "that s exactly how It left again and T! tt?t. where Scan reading. while our other Between 1933 ____ our honeymoon.' didn't return "I may have marri-d an was. tie returned on March 7 until after their first son was el' ",smiles Eisa, "but my and proposed; on March 12 we born and was 1% year old. life was hectic for I married a were married in New Jersey Ten ears later h ho Id fleeting Angel' whose business and left for a honeymoon Ifl enou2 to lease the neswfth her, Elsa consented to ac. world and he wanted me to City. That was in 1919." company her husband on his accompany him on every trip. Elsa was born in Cuxhaven on travels. They flew tht to "1 couldn't go ~i - Barbara, ...- Not So Unusual rn' student in Europe. * and when I return in nine first son Richard in his honor, The Dia z couple came in months have your trousseau March of 1957 to settle in peace ready for we'll be married and her second son was John. . n year o eir and tranquility at 16 Azalea within the week and leave on marriage, Angel as sent to Drive. But peace and tranquility was not always part of their life. and countries. There were also dozens of trips to Europe, where Elsa gathered many lovely souvenirs. '. ' Haiti a job as a stenographer and lovely being 95 years old!" After six enjoyable weeks "So I will," Elsa returned, and Pulp Co., Riceborough, of a memory book compiled by for the International Allied Kidd writer for the Staatzeitung Angel broke the news: . And she did. I 7_1I I IYI Ga., and is married with two her son, Richard, "This is Your 2"1 W11 y.- _ _ J 'I] j I jjjffif1. ' 1 1. I morrow you and I leave for 1 _!I r When her husband rejoined sons and four grandchildren. Life, Elsa Diaz," and the - . , .`I !I 7 5 P .1 J. 1 r W 1 :2 iff . ?= 39 R = Italy," he told Elsa. "We'll them, they bought a large tract John is vice president of thre-. P t e - I : : ! I , __ =_ ~ 11 rl.- - ,7t __ — _ -V -_ -_ ,I I- J!M ~I I _-, . A, leave the boys here with of land in Tenefly, N. J., IexL aa M-a- - ~Ai I ~ 7I by where electronic firms her younger son, John, MY in Melbourne, A IF .1 .1A 1 I .. I. I parents for a couple of years to they built a new home, Robin 11 depicting the exciting life of this L. I .. ;. - -i. .culture Hill. Elsa imported bulbs and get an insight into the Once her boys were grown, much-traveled woman. I . ! I , 1 4. , I , I __ and habits of my country." plants of every description, and Elsa' Js trave started in ear. I Nor are Elsa's travels over. V, . "Oh. no we won't," stormed ~: soon Robin Hill became the nest. She accompanied Angel to a -A - .9~- t ih . Just last month she flew to Z I4 . garden showplace of Tenefly.. South America six times, = V, I I 3 ... I . M :7._- _ ., . . California to see Richard inand I in taking them back to the During the 14 years they lived visiting the cities of I 4 I= Johan stalled as president ___ of Toastgood old USA." at Robin Hill, her sons grew to nesburg, Cape Town and li I III . ~ -1 I 0 masters International, on I I I "T'hen you'll take them back manhood. Today, Richard Is Durban, and even venturing on the way back, dropped and in on ,,j14 sa id Angel general manager of the Pa per safari She P twice holiday season wedding of their religion and her fiance hopes to daughter, to Aage graduate as a secondary level Rendaien, son Mr. and Mrs bible instructor with Oscar Rendalen of loten mlnlsterialcredits lie has been I. orway, cnui to k ut. Iwtilt. vvnu S ysno In The bride is a graduate of American Colleges and Lake Academy and Universities this year. ..,,,, yellow emb'ossed polyester Ad Apopka. carried yellow and orange Ile bride is the daughter of She Is a 1967 graduate of mums with matching ribbons. -ims Brown Township High Joseph Jackson, Jr, served School, Lake Hopatcong, N J, — 1707 West th Street, 11 DEAR DR.. LAMB — What Italy, Greece, Spain, as well as The as best man Ushers were of as she was student Council can I do to rid of a beard '! women from parts of Ireland Mr . and Mrs Robert Brad- Tyrone Smi th , Edward vice president, sports edi tor for am female, 32, married, and and South America Obvious shaw, 805 S Sanford McDonald, Marshall Holloway the school newspa per and a A ve , have three children As far as I hair in these locations is sparse Sanford. III and Reginald Mitchell mem ber of the Girls Athletic know lam all woman except for or non-existent in women from this. I have been sha ving for 15 Great Britain, the the area these past 60 years She still does much of her lied in of Allen soloist. SA YS HAPPY BIRTHDAY Studying congratulatory telegrams from President Ford and (.o Itcubin Askew on h er 95th birthday is Mrs Charlotte -IcQuillin of 281 E. Warr en Ave., Longwood. Mrs. hicQuillin has I — -' ______ - ' -_ 1 'Ac ii PRESIDENT -_ . '.' .%_ v ." , ,1~1 Mr& Gloria DiMasi. 1259 Hiawatha an- with ffi ' 1 Mr. and M rs Dian l)oh rts formerly of Forest City, announce the engagement and Rev. Robert DebraRoberts, Lau%aen Hunt Island N. y Doctor officiating and Earl E. and Janice McDonald. They daughterofMr.andMrJon Mlnott, organist and Shirley wore formal length gowns of F Marks, Dusquene Road, Hair On Women '. ftf _______________ Rendalen -Doherty tr The bride-to-be, who was Sanford, In a double ring Bridesmaids were Ann Lyons, born in Huntington, Long Missionary with Cuba, . --, , - 45~~., .f _ _ _7. M r -~,F -_~V_i71 , ('1-c % I Brown-DiMasi and Mrs. Ben F. Brown Jr., 2240 Dolphin Rd. Tltusville - ç%-_.. £::I:..*'.I_4 r'';t: I ~__ ~_ --- - _ of roses wi th white ribbon, Barbara Kirby served trips to South America, becoming familiar Jamaica, most -. - ______ , to I aIrrleu a ouuquet of F -ne to -.. . a respirator therapist at noces the 'rgagement' forthcoming marriage of her daughter,' Barbara Lynne ' yellow James M. Brown, son Mr. ' • J became the bride of Bruce Wendell Davis Oct.19 at St. Paul LAMB — I) Davis-Lowe . months later s1 newspaper. Six University, ____ - in th !NII Area Engagements Told DEAR CURIOUS: I've beard about the game, but I don't DR L , _____________________ and muff decorated with fall Hospital, Ft. Lauderdale. -N1Ms. Davis - Jo yCe Marie Lowe . know bow It's played either. Readers' Any body out there know bow to play post office' ., 111 I 111I 1 I ;~ well versed (seven, is ________ • I ij.e I with matching net headpiece Browaid County General . 4 i. , Forest attended ( .:' -. J74 '06 t.'. .i!i' 11 ki.L - .-I star flowers. ji'9 honor in a shrimp colored dress - -j- I bridegroom ______________ was multi-colored languages amid wers and 1 ._ Lake Academ% and Ketterim, '1rs \liruhth Jo y Pointroy (oIk,t of \1tdai Aris, hi, MO&Mgij served her sister as matron of tering, Ohio, and is employed as worry Protiemt? You Ii feel oe"er i t you get Ion your chest Fora Personal reply. write to ABBY. Box P4g. 69700. LA. Calit. 90069. Enclose stamped. tel, addrefled erelop. please For Abby's new booklet, .What Teen Agers Want to Know.— tend 51 to Abigail Van Ihiren, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills,Cal. 90212. . .. ". bearer. Following a reception at the church social hail, the couple pods, orange carnations and - , .-- I DEAR WORRIED: You have good reason to .Tell her of your concern, and suggest that if &be can take It or leave it alone, you'd Like her to leave It alone for a while. Her reaction t your suggestion should tell you all you need to know. rules' . -- ,Y - , Given in marriage by her left on a wedding trip to the - randfather Benjamin Wright, Bahamas. They will make their U. bride wore a gown of white home in Ft Lauderdale satin and chantilly lace styled Thebrideattended Forest Lake with an empire waist and long Academy and Seminole Junior. train. She carried an autumn College and was employed at sunset cascade of woodrose Florida Hospital. The -1 - ' I =- .1 .. V want to know If she has a drinking problem before I marry her. DEAR ABBY: I am a teen-age girl and every time I conie back from a boy-girl party, my grandmother asks me if we played 'Vost office." I know post office is a kissing game, but that's all I know about It. I've asked my grandmother (and several other people in their 50s and 60s) how that game is played, but nobody seems to Imow. Do you? And if you don't, will You please try to find out what are the _______________ ring NetU. A I asked her what it was dohig there and she said her doctor said she should have a little drink before going to bed every night. Abby, do You think she's an alcoholic? I care for her, and .. I' No . _____ . - EDWARDS Co. lie alter Elsa she was Joined by her brother, fl o bright green foliage taught him German) and was Richard. and after another an obvious choice to do the year, by her parents and sister, deep In the heart of DeBary the green4nd-whlte home of bo1 travel for the company Selma Elsa and Angel Diaz, a "In fact," said Elsa, " It was through her brother, beautiful home filled with first time he proposed (and! in by then enroll ed at New York momentoes of far away true feminine fashion refused) that Elsa . t places— South America, South he said me, 'I'm leaving Angel, a Spanish her Africa, and clintries of tomorrow for South America brother's class. She named her Set ___ • Orlando. The bridegroom is the son of Pastor and Mrs Carl BY FANNE I." ______ . ______ . - . _______________________ - Pomeroy played a trumpet son of Kettering, Ohio, and solo. ushers were Darrell Stempson 7be bride is the daughter of of Orlando and Tom MdMn .Ntr& Lucille F. Smith of Forest of Ft. Lauderdale. Robbie i.. i ..k} anu tieraiu B. Smith Oi, Fuller rmal , iu.,ser%euas ____ ____ '• Neill, . behind a hat hex) _______ ________________________ Flower third. She en)oys wine with her dinner. I order a bottle, and she drinks most of it. After dinner she likes not one af ter-dinner drink but two. When we are at her place, th e bottle is always out, and she "relaxes" with "a few drinks." when we're at my place, she always helps herself to the liquor. She never gets drunk or out of li.'ie, but she seems to be drinking a great deal of the time. The shocker came when I accidentally discovered a nearly empty vodka bottle on the shelf of her bedroom closet (It was hidd en _________________ net headpieces, muffs and fall Carl officiating. Richard flowers. girl was MLs.s Pike was organist and soloists Susan Hastings of Greenville, were Mrs. Be tt y Groves and Tenn. Bob Wade, while Richard Best man was Mark Thomp- . din ner. I have one, also, but she I 1 of Lifetime With A 'Fleeting Angel' _ the bridegroom's father, Pastor __________________ _ ' of bridegroom, wore avocado DEAR ABBY: For the last I've been verb' much love with a widowed randinother age 61 1 am 60 and in the process of getting a divorce In order to marry my lady friend. Now, the problem: When my lady and I dine, she orders "a martini' before 111~ _ — Bridesmaids Miss Glenn Juanita McKenzie and M Neill Neill, sister the Altamonte Springs Seventh Day Adventist Church colored gowns with matching _______________________________ II) . - -.- N ~ MIss Ferolyn - Z eill- Smith Are Wed ' - _._ f% ¼ .. ....,7 S -Aft, 4ft ~ --_- ~~_ _- lzift_VikL7 - . . ...,. -. �-- - 1 4C--Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 NANCY'S NEWSNOTES Candidates Speak Up apist _______ A Candidates Night was held at Hacienda Vi ll age recreation hail last Sunday, sponsored by th e Hacienda Village Homeowners Association. President of the association, Roscoe Turley, moderated the affair. Each candidate was alloted live minutes to speak _j R _ _ ______ r ' _____ _______ __________ _______ ' 0 Be 'Man Next -____ _________ Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. .' ' : 'l e l . : '. . .. convicted ripists were In. distinguishable from ordinary men in psychological tests. Some of them showed a slight tendency to express anger more openly, but sexually, and in all other ways, they were average. In this they differed from other sex offenders, such as exhibi. '..• By NANCY BOOTH _______ Irwin Hunter, incumbent Group 1, concentrated on his 3, spoke of the need for cx familiarity with the fire perienced people on council and department and recreation stated that a man should be department and stressed the judged by his individual voting . . - f N.: I " -- need for more recreation for the ~'l 0"', children In the city, actions of the council as a His opponent, Donald Gillum whole, ' contended that the city charter / " His opponent, John Daniels, gives "no voice to the people" presently holding a seat in iW: and suggested that each major Group 2, stated the need for decislontakenbythecouncilbe fiscal responsibility, proper -Zr put on a referendum vote of the management of city funds and ' __ - I __ .1 ;7 --.Z- - .~~ , citizens, - __ 0 the need for planned orderly .~ J -!4~~ Ronald Tumminia, Group 2 growth, candidate, stressed the need for :Donald Browning, incumbent A- 0 t~ -' conurcmal businem, the Gruup talked about fiscal responsibility all city residents responsibility, accountability of " _•; have to provide recreation for both work and money .. ,. Jr. se nior citizens and you th, and management in the city 0 I, spoke of unity on council. government, and "putting -.. A . -. I * ii I -, " - State Convention to be held in __ f .- .__- .- , . 1 -4. I f. .) . . ____ _____ t - Ing the behavior of one human other form or sexual release. Woman's Club has for the past the Senior Citizens several months been coll ecting I 04 people and extort payment& ' - _.- ; I I Florida are increasing numerically every day. The same report They raped at least two. been the man that you married, . . entered. at Arms is Mike Corley. Those members taking Part The officers were installed by are asked to meet at the Civic Jack Homer, executive Center at 6:30 p.m. and after manager of the Greater Santhe parade refreshments will be ford Chamber of Commerce. Rousing cheers for Dawn finishing the full 20 miles f DRESS GOES Eastham, Joy Webb, Leslie route! 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ALL QUALITY REGULAR 3•99 CREPE S While It 's Hot scape standpoint it is better to plant; and, preconditioning of mix the hardy and tropical or the plant. Conditions of the tender plan ts that th e loss of a growing site such as air few tropical plants will not drainage, water drainage, completely destroy the effect of amountofshadeandthetjmeof the landscapeplanting. The l day the area is shaded. Other of a few tropicals is not big plants and buildings are also problem. - Just replace them career in the profession. In 1961 he was named Florida's Realtor busy when it's hot. And use it to make giant batches of your FIRST II you agree that wine is to enjoy, not to worry about, youll welcome the universal wine glass, the 18-ounce Magnum Wine Goblet by Seneca. it not Only accommodates any table wine, but does wonders for iced water I $4.75 each. Seneca's graceful quart wine flask, $750. And perhaps the best wino bottle oponer you have ever used, $12. affect user. No permanent after effects. V Wards oft vicious animals. V Corrp1te • to key chain 0 ven Busy Extension Home Economics Agent : of the plants and other factors. reduced fall and winter fer. Improve Our EnvirGmi,ent, for use in the sequence. entered the real estate business In Naples. He now has two offices how you get organized for this her haids and maybe bring an and specializes primarily In commercial and investmen t annual event, extra cookie sheet. properties. ThIere is a lot of energy used Another idea is a cookie swap The th ird member, Schlitt, has had a very di stinguished in heating the oven. So keep it with friends. Each of you can REDUCED cause Injury in Central Florida a healthy plant with firm wood may be higher than a -safe" and dark green leaves. To aid in increasing resistance to cold, temperature of a colder region the fertilization program should of the United States. This is due include at least 3 or 4 ferto differences in of growing conditions, degree maturitytilizations per year including species, age and vigor of the was an Arkansas lawyer until he moved to Florida in 1957 and you and the nation. It - / New locking cap prevents accidental firing V Approximately 18 one-second bursts - or sprays continuously for 18 full seconds ' Pemfect aim, even in total drkness / Instantly, disables one or a gang of attackers ON MAIL ORDERS ADD 5 FOR POSTAGE. HANBui AJD SALES liZ _________________ general facts of plant science and a slide presentation on an- Entrance of this l,508-square400t ranch leads to a center Trees a nd shrubs that are tilizations. hallway for excellent traffic, The kitchen and laundry room are hardy in more temperate Keep plants as healthy as located to save the housewife steps In her work. A lavatory and climates may grow late in the possible to pro vi de as much coat closet also are provided In this area. A sunken family room season and may be subjected to protection as You can during will be the focal point of the house; a fireplace takes up one severe injury from fall and cold weather without undue whole wall. The living room Is off to itself for more formal en- early winter freezes. expense. There is a wealth of tertaining or quiet evenings at home. A 1%o-car garage comSusceptibility of ornamental plant materials available that pletes Plan HA*56G, making an L-shape. Architect Carl E. plants to cold injury is in- will grow in Florida. Do not Galser, 25600 Telegraph Rd., Southfield, Mich. 48075 will fluenced by several factors become discouraged from the respond to queries about the cost of the blueprint. Send a including severity and duration loss of a few tropical or substamped, self-addressed envelope, of the cold and rate of thaw; tropical plants. From a land- profession. He got into it in June, 1960. Three years later he ob. can tighten their belts and cut With fancier-than-usual tamed his broker's license and opened Realty Marts In Pensacola, the cost of fuel. Though holiday cookies and other treats that He now has t hree office s and his firm's sales are in excess of $20 baking Is one of the last things you are baking, you may find it million annually. you'd want to give up, there are hard to shape cookies as fast as The new Commission member, Wood, Is from Naples. Wood ways to conserve fuel both for they bake. This is a good time to : - __ I 4t Faddis Is somewhat of a newcomer in the real estate POLYESTER DOUBLEKNIT e-- ~--_-_ I- - _~ V Fast, simple. easyto.use. Safe - wmfl not 1 ENTIRE STOCK OF ______ forcement agencies. A must for night-shift workers. Don't leave yourself defenseless. I of the th ree-man Florida Real Estate Commission, Serving with Faddis are Ed Schlitt and John H. Wood. Th e latter was recently named to the commission by Gov. Iteubin Askew, __ carried in a woman's purse or a man's pocket. Conforms to Florida State Statutes Chapter 190. A standard of law en- I RANCHER APPEALS TO MANY Keep Pensacola Realtor Charles F. Faddis, appearing much "\. ______ Nest development in non-lethal weaponry. Designed to be - single-fam ily residential project. SAVE (It really works) I floor plan of obtaining the proper zoning, and Is now planning a $7 million 734-6661 namental plants should produce species a temperature that will ~ Faddis Elected Chairman ) personal self protection i : ) __ ~ the ultimate in 109 WOODLAND BLVD., DELAND DOWNTOWN SANFORD ___ \_ and based Institution. ,Meanwhile, however, Odham has had his proposed second section of Sanora annexed to the Cityof Sanford, Li iii th e process FABRIC . - _-- Federal Savings and Loan Association of Mid-Florida. The units, eight in each of three structures, are located In wham's Sanora development. Previously, Odham had deeded some 15 homes and THE HOME OF Mr~M.Z:~_ - . _____ - prime ribs f beef. The venture has been so successful he's loo king for sit es for three more units. Back on th e other side of the ledger , however, th e Investment trust busIness is in a rather precarious state of affa irs, Observers are estimating that from 35 to 40 per cent of loans held by the trusts are In some stage of default, Here In Sanford developer Brailey Odhamn has deeded, In lieu (if foreclosure. 24 spacious and plush condominium units to First A WoiId of WocJtfsjl Fabrics 'I "I%, chains in the state. About five new units are being opened every three months. A gent named Christian opened a new Tampa restaurant S&ct nmv for Chfistmas giving. Protect Yourself with . — a healthy plant is more time to time temperatures do insect damaged, poorly fer- rucation Arts. The model Is accompanied by illustrations go low enough to injure tender filized or unhealthy plants. The plant parts, a review of ornamental plants. For a given fertilization program for or- Jacksonville, is now one of the fastest growing convenience center. __________________________________________________ Monday of each month at 8 Candida tes In the Christmas p.m., in the Chamber building, ________________________________________ dation, with the help of the col. County are not great. From res ista nt to cold than dased, lege's De partment of Commuextremes within Seminole garage l c"lc Also, Morrison's Cafeterias lsearchlng for more sites in the Miami area. LII' Champ Food Stores, headquartered tradict the idea of rape as a tary strategy. These were rapes next door. Virginia Catron, all of Winter each of these young Mes had the satisfaction of knowing that Springs, f or hot only by her efforts she had con- This pouch sweatshirt j . ticipating in the March of trlbutedtohelpingthil dtenless terpreted In an Acrllan Dimes Walkathon held In fortunate to be able to walk acrylic and polyester dress. 11 Sanford UM Saturday. but for someday. has a sports hood, too. 77Nr _ — MV", , = J , 12:=, - —i II i I1, 9 VAWArA-AE—A= . i H L5 has plans in the mill to open from 10 to 14 fast400d hamburger and Taco establishments in the Orlando area alone. .2.3 Bedroom Apts. b1mm1g Pool The project was funded by the point to remember in protecting in this area. Low temperature plants from cold damage is this New York Sta te 4-H Foun- . says that In Dade County IGreclosure suits are running around 11 million daily and climbing. On the other hand, The Ralston-Purina Company of St. Louis Perhaps the most important time," the aide reported. a hazard to growing tender tr op ical and sub-tropical plants ..". E. Reliable reports indicate that foreclosure suits throughout - ficipate in the annual Greater Board members are: Sue the rape is tree" variety, com. hundred-t hou sand Bengali Or the men who egged him on Sanford Christmas patrade with CoWel, Sam and Elenor Martin, initted after a burglary. women, and they did it purmight have been friends of a float, bus and other vehicles and Sam McCarthy. sergeant In addition, we must con- posefully, as a matter of mill- yo urs. The rapist is the man I- Outdoor PI(ints provocatively attired woman women. When they confiscate a stag party given for a man causeshimtoattackherby he r anddestroyotherproperty, the whoLsabouttobem'iied.Itis Senior Citizens Club will par. Williamson, treasurer, - i some years prior to that. There was an alley easement at the rear Almost anythi ng can e used also allow you to let your w hi ch children assemble as killers, or herbicides. You can sta rt by elim inating of the property line. Since the City of Sanford (lid not use the alley The personality come through. they hstrn to a cassetto T1:t' safest weed control is easeriicnt the Ellctbc's did. youdecora arrange your the traditional Inat('hc(l di n i n g as a dining or buffet service furniture and On one of my travels, I found te ta recorder hidden in a makecultivation and pulling by hand. They first put in a lawn, th en shrubs, later some citrus trees, apartment should match your your room set. ble. However, you shouldn't an African chief's stool in the believe plant root zone. The root But this also ta kes the most and maintained it as a part of In its place, you might select become so creative that you shape of an elephant. their back yard. Everything was life-style. And, in this busy day zone is a wooden box that time and effort. Avoid deep ciiisacrifice comfort. Remember lower game-like going along fine until they received the 1950 letter from City and age precious time andasurrounded by more table corn- that the seat I added a quarter-inch glass serves as the base of the model. tivation which can damage height of the chair Manager Mckibbjn. space can be wasted following fortable lounge chairs. Anot r should be 10 to 12 inches be low top (a half-inch would be bet te r T he ta lking plant, developed shallow - rooted vegetables. he The letter advised Mr. and Mrs. Ellerbe that the City m - the more traditional patterns. if you can afford it) and use it as by Prof. Ernest F. Schatifler, Hand-pull weeds growing close space saver is the use of the table height. The lower the mission had decided to open tile alley so that refuse trucks and a coffee table In my studio, utilizes the voice of Robert Dc- to crop plants. Mechanical deTake, for example, the dining banquettes in the corner of the chair, the deeper the seat other city vehicles could utilize the e, Isement as well as privately Often decorators can provide Long, a fifth grader in Ithaca, vices are in order when weeds should be. Rrea. It doesn't have to be room. 'Mere also are a variety owned utility company trucks and the general public, insight when searching for N.Y. As his voice comes are small. And weedin The letter also informed the Ellertie's that the opening of the reserved for a formal dining of compact table sets which flip In the living room, old trunks these "little goodies." I know through, an oversize honey bee done on sunny days in fairly dr y .dley easement would be accomplished In about 20 days and the room arrangement which up or slide out of their hiding can double as tables and that I have fun browsing and alights on a large, white flower soil when weeds dry quickly. City would appreciate it if the Ellerbe's would remove th eir might be used only once or places when there's a need for provide extra storage. You also shopping for these unusual to reach the sweet nectar, ch- Often cultivation Is the only twice a year. Instead, It could more table space. shrubs and citrus trees if they wanted to save them, can find old, unsightly tables at pieces which I horde for future mimaxing the session describing effective way to remove estabbe arranged as part family The Ellerbe's did just that. You also can gain additional junk sales which can be covered use. plant parts and the role of each. lished perennial weeds and Well, it's been nearly 25 years since that letter was written I teacher riia stop the grasses, and the Ellerbe's complied. VW ojj _ ' r' tape recorder at any point to But the City never did open the alley. F.1 J___irqi Herbicides probably are the _i ___ compare the plant parts with e as iest control. Because there __ The area now is a jungle. There are weeds, reeds and grass, live plants. acco rding to Mrs. Ellerbe and also City Manager Warren is no weed killer approved for _______ "Teac hers like it, and the use on all vegetables, cl ose Knowles —following an inspection the other day, up to 30 feet in ____________ _________ children are enthusiastic,"said spacing in small gardens heighth. ________ ________ ________ Joan Gruttadaurio, who works makes use of several different Need Protection Consequently, ,Mrs. Ellerbe decided that since it was ap. with &haufler. "As a teaching herbicides difficult. I parent that the City was not going to utilize the easement she'd at device, it's proving to be a real least ask the City to clean up the jungle. bed rm I i ________ attention The City has cleaned the area, :, 1 ' ., Extension Agent water drainage and not be Contacted through 4-H Further, the City has set a public hear ing to vacate t ha t located where cold air will 'gents, more than 100 schools in portion of the alley easement. Onb half of the easement will Hopefully it will st il l be a few settle. Poor soil drainage, with a ;dozen counties signed up for . become the property of Mrs. Ellerbe and the other half will go to .. . I weeks before we have any cold a resulting wet soil, will often the plant model. Six moodeN I I7The Mcamsterfs oth er owners of property abutting that portion of the alley. Of L_ weather arriving in Central lead to inore cold damage. .._.._1 lit course, the utility easement rights will remain In full force and Florida, but it is not too early to Arranging plantings, fences, or have been built and they were dining effect. Cove . begin thinking about cold other barriers to protect the solidly booked through the end ______ ____ ________ _____ bedrm bed rm of the last school year. "We Better late than never, I guess. I protection for your ornamental area from cold winds will often ON RESERVOIR could have gone further, had we _____________________ ,_ —11 . plants. LAKE improve cold protection. .. ..... I 0. Occasionally cold weather is Foreclosures ncreasing Lochlear. people to resist, and would cost easily have dated one of the second vice in the study committed spon president; Wilma Bennett, taneous rapes triggered by fin- the least money. T thing they men Involved In a gang rape. Anita pulse, and some of these were of hit on was raping the women. That bridegroom might Members of the Sanford secretary and have the "rape her on the way out, - S they other essential PC brings Into question the society ing sexual desires that must i.s rumored to exist in this coun. in which ordinary men can be find an outlet, If that were e, try. We have been ioformed rapists. Ofl would expect most rapists that organized crime uses rape There is a set of rules govern. to be unmarried men with no or the threat of rape to te rrorize Senior Citizens - Marching For Dimes I _____ ______ _______ NIe Your - The talking plant, the idea of of vegetables, provide homes those buffet and cocktail wall which provides seating on Baskets, old stools, drums, a Cornell University for insects, and promote d.isJust because most apartIt was in March of 1950 that the then city manager o Sanford, riients follow a general layout parties you host, three sides. Instead of using benches and unusual antique floriculturist, is made of plastic ease. In many cases, it makes more candies on th e ta ble, you might pieces itiake Interes Clifford McKibbln, directed a letter to Mrs. Ellerbe and her late ti ng end par ts. it has 16 componen ts: The primary weed control for the dining ar ea husband, who resided at 108 West 18th Street In Sanford. and living sense to combine the living wish to install a candelabra on tables. While in many cases stems, leaves, flower petals and methods are cultivation, -. Roadrunners - - :- - Mrs. W.B. Ellerbe. - £L1 .. athletic equipment for the seductive behavior. The fallacy soldiers also rape the women, not uncommon, at such parties, young people at the Sky King . of that particular myth is easily These men are not sick. They for a i ___ _.__ dancer to be hired for enRanch, Winter Springs. The demonstrated. In "Patterns in are not overcome by sexual .f, tertainment, and then for the equipment was handed over to I The Tn-County Roadrunners Forcible Rape," Menachim desire. bridegroom to be expected to the Ranch housemother Citizens Band Radio Club Amir revealed that the Army activities in rape her Eliza beth Rice and to a thle ti -c elected its 1g5 officers at a majority of the rapes in his Bangladeshemphasized the use Rapelsoftenapartofa male services volunteer John G. -"n dinner Tuesday at the Bonanza study were premeditated. _. ~ of rape as a tactic. West ritual, like initiation, or chug. last week by Woman's Club resta Of all the rapes, single and Pakistanis had little money to gig beer. ura nt,, Altamonte Springs. representative, Lilly Keivit. New officers are : Russell group,V2.I Per cent were wholly wage war, so their soldiers It is time, then, for women to f Williamson, president; Vernon or partially planned in advance. - were told to do whatever would stop thinking of rapists as sick Cox, f irst vice president; Ken less than one in five of the men best destroy the will of the or crazy men. You might very JuWt, Bob Henderson; post service officer, Norm n were: Jack Schraff, com at the She0ah Club House on mander; John Govoruhko, Shepherd Road until such time senior-vice cnandes; Edgar as a Post home can be built. r- I - ,,.. Orlando in W76. Also 10 Bob Hanson; and war memorial Dysert, a past commander and commit teeman, i: Lincoln. VFW Florida State chaplain. The next step for VFW Post Five months ago, Schrdf and No. 505 is the formation of a Dysert decided that the city Ladles Auxiliary to be started could support it s own post and after the first of the year. set about to accomplish just Applications for both post that. Twenty-five new or re- membership and auxiliary Instated members am required membership can be "ned by to form a post. Membership contacting commander Jack now stands at 39. Schraff, 218 Albert St. Elected to office Nov. 7, The Post will meet each month - .4 . . $0,goes to Jack Schraff, a 22- Strouse; two year trustee, Jim yearmemberof thevrw,twjce Hanson; three year rustee Past commander, District 18 Charles Holzman; post a1- __ ____ ____ By ADELE FAULKNER The If erald Services Take for CUMPle, the case involving the City of Sanford and . Club - --- the new post, VFW Post No. were: one year trustee, Art tant difference from both rapist.s and ordinary men. With the exception of about 3 per cent, rapists seem to be By EARL AItONSON marks sum up the program: AP Newsfeature "Help plan ts you can't live A talking plant is helping without them." educate New York State school Why Control Weeds? hildrcn, explaining why plants There are good reasons to are important to man and his check growth of weeds In your room-game room or be room by placing one side of a with a fabric and Scotch- enviromnent. garden. They cut productivity designed to function well for rectangular table against the Guarded for long wear. Match To The best intentions of mice and men sometimes go astray. Mdsometes the best intentions of munici pal do the same th ing. ____ being toward another, and we They aren't. Rapists are There is yet another kind of want women to be recognized neither permanently insane nor rape in which other men and the as human beings and given the temporarily insane with sexuaI effect of rape on them are More protection of those rules. frustration, important than the woman who Today, in this society, women The re is plenty of support for happens to be the victim. This is _______ do not have that status and, this view. Human history Is the sort of ritual rape that goes ___________________________ among other things, they get filled with rapists who have by the name "gang rape" in raped. been neither sick nor overcome America, In these rapes a vieMost people iould suggest by lust. In warfare, for till, is chosen at random by a flotes that the ordinary man only example, rape holds a time- group of men or boys who need — rapes if he is suddenly over- honored place. Conquering or want to prove something to Parade King and Queen con- come b' an uncontrollable armies attack the civilian each other. Woman s Club test, Edyc Garner and Tim sexual urge. That is part of the population by murder, looting Another widespread practice Register sponsored by Sanford false myth about rape; a man is and rape. To the victor belong3 was reported in Susan Griffin's The Casselberry Junior Plaza Merchants will ride on walking down the street when a the spoils, and spoils Include article. This Li the ritual rape at value for every dollar spent. corner of SR 434 and Fairfax John Booth, Incumbent Group Avenue. City \ - , Furniture I By JULIAN STENSTROM recent meeting of Zeta XI Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at ford Chamber of Commerce. Ile meeting Included a homemade auction of gifts, shown here by sorority members Dot Ralnes (left) and Evelyn DeMattlo. AT AUCTION This little city of ours has Smart, junior-vice corn. another first to add to its mander; Robert Kennedy, growing list — a Veterans of quartermaster; Scott Kenne th, Foreign Wars Post which came Judge advocate; Robert Dysert, Into existence this past month, post chaplain; and Bill Lan. /1 *-I.- Mona Bridges (center) presented a program on Christmas arrangements and how to vary them for year-round use at a inflation, we must get a dollar's elections is done in the city hall, VFW Post Formed _ normal, Recognizing that rapists are "natural" act, a regrettable but planned In advance and dli. In no significant sense different unavoidable part of human eiently carried out under or. Iroill other men dues not make behavior miiade necessary ders. . HOLIDA Y GIFTS Dealing sexually and psychologically , His opponeat, Frank respionsibil.ity where it should Durrance, mentioned his be.qualifica tions as a CPA and Finally, remember all voting stressed that, in this time of in the upcoming m unicipal - . ___ :'., Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974-5C ienc of-factly. - . questions and answer period HOME Door' Editor's Note: This Is the Perhaps believe that, you are in for a naire, the chances are better second in a series of five ex- lies In all men In our society, shock, The rapist is the man than 50 per cent that her atceipta from "Against Rape," but you ask yourself, isn't it a next door, tacker will be someone she by Andra Medea and Kathleen potential that must be If a woman is raped, accord. knows. Again, according to our Thompson, which will run in the aggravated and exaggerated to ing to statistics from a study by questionnaire, the chances are women's section of the Sunday the point of sickness be fore a Menachim Amir and according better than 50 per cent that he ______ 1: May —1 �- ,.,,...,.- ..-. - ....,..... ., .... - ,...., 6C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL - - 21, Bik H, Tract 27, Sanjando ;reater Constr. Corp. to Fox Lake Builders, Inc., to ______ Just Ic C. PahLs & wE Susan G., Hose N. Showalter, LI 17 Villa .1 Personals 18 I 35 LI 39 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Brantley $45,700. Help Wanted 30 Apartments Rent NASHVILLE RECORDING — Unfurnished ltunL Sec 1, $39,600. (QCD) Lucille B. Long, sgl., LOOKING FOR SINGING Manager for fast food restaurant. -' i Albert H. Gowan & wf to Albert W. Lung, (xpertCncCd Only. preferat1ly BambooCoyc. I? BDRM. shag. air, TALENT. S 423 2S11. sgl., Lu 842 Springs, $1,000. Onille C. Shamblin & wE ah to Clifford D. Jordan, WI ummIe L to WilBam Wade & 844, City of Lungwood 1100. ft. of LI 7 & all, of LI 8, BIk 8, Johnso& Dolores, N 2.5 kis N Robert Y, Musselwhjte & wE North Orlando Townsites, 4th 1-5 of W1 z of SWi of SEL4 of Janice to Ernest Wright & wE Addn., $19,100. N 1i of Sec. 222129 $3,500. AflflCS59.16'ofIt4&N2525o( Josephine Stanford, wid. Harold E. Goodis & wE Joan & 5, in Quiet Acres, $4,000. Charles C. Butler, W 30.2' of N Geo. Starks & wE Betty to (QCD) Juanita A. Kane, wid 76.3' of LI 1, & LI 2 BIk 9, San. r.kn . en P. Kersey, N' of It 21 to Samuel L. Chesser, Trustee, ford, (corrective) $100 John P. 1)es Pinar Acres, $5,000. (toni SW cor. o(SE4 of Sec. 25Culliton & wE Joan to Roy C. (QCD) ConiBank.WP Trustee 19-32 182.769 acres rn-i $180,000. Brown, LI 2 131k B, The etc to Charles V. Clayton Jr., James Adklns & wE Patricia Colonnades, 1st Addn., $100. W. Malcolm Clayton & E. to John H. Armentrout & wE City of Alt. Springs to James Gerald Banks, E 210' of SE1 of Brs. nda J., U 3 81k D, Stun. C. Lucas & wE Eula T., W 22' SWL 4 Sec. l9-210 tiess N. 210') nierset North, 4., $26,400. of LI 2 81k E, Amended Plat etc., $100. Robert M. Ailcn& wE Thelma Oimst.ead-MiIIer s-d $800. Charles Clayton Jr., etux etal F.. & Jerome H. Johns, Jr., & Shubert onstr, Co. Inc., to to Clinton R. Overton, condom wf., Jeane(tc W. to Richard F. Rlcky G. Grant, sgl., U 37, Unit 5, Bldg. 1), Cherrywood Monroe& wE Anita, LI 14 Brook South Park $fl,S00. Gdiis., p27,500, Hollow $42,000. John D. Carlton & wf Mar. Rosa Brown to Wilmer Wayne Constr. to Patrick D. Jorie to Calvin Collins, Jr., & wE Pinkney & Alma L, Lot 32 BIk Eidson & wE Catherine K., LI Lottie, lAs 1234 & N 38.37' of Lt C, Bungalow City $500. Windsor Manor, $3L500. S (less W 8') Beck's Addn,, Const. to Robert W. McDalds. Send resumv to P.O. Box W.. Geneva. Fla, 3p3 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll rree. 611 7027 for We Care" 'Hotlinc". Adults or Teens. 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JOHN'S REALTY BROKERS The Time Tested Firm Days 377 6173 Nights' 327 3171 3fl 735.4 - . PAYTON REALTY COUNTY- NOT EXACTLY Reg. Real Estate Broker but it's with upstairs - 2 be - - 42 Mobile Homes SO U Anytime REALTORS Lot!and Acreage 4i ____________________________ New and Used Carpet Sale; $1.00 sq. vu A,,.,'i uvau,,,u, Mcre win doublewide, overlooking Wekiva RIver. Call Ginger, 1621000. --.......... • ON LAKE JENNIE 1200 French, 313 73 Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 372 7611 or 831 9993. ___________________________ 12 PILOIAN REALTY, REALTOR. 131 19 SANFORD BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS ______________________ 323.0742 or 323.0332 4O — _______________________________ MAITLAND FLEA Than ks-Giving - $31 2970 tropical "Quality WE'RE NEW pool, large lot. Fourth Edition at Discount Prices", CAREFREE FLOWERS, 320) S urianao DrIve. 373 7150 TELEVISION INITIAL FEE $1335 * Rent Color TV * MARINERS VILLAGE APTS, FlorIda room, 377 9211 ______________________________ 'inorm, tumor unfur, i Available Dec. lit. New) bedroom )2O2Orlaridof),.)71J.A,n - -. hotjsq, kitchen equipped. Near br 7 bedroom duplex apartmej schools and Shopping centers $160 Furnished or unlurnished 60' Mcnth,monthinadvanceplussl00 Swimming pool. 1720 S. Orlando damage deposIt. 3770671 Dr. 3232970 __________________________ 3 Bedroom kitchen equipped in ______________________________ Pinecrest, $150 plus $100 deposit. LIGHT PLASTICS $31 5471 Alter 6:30 p.m. Pinecrest a,... 'fl373,0 , '" 'btteni 61:30 BUT LOOK ,._WHAT WE'VE DONE ___________________________________________________ ____________________________ TatS about Serylcelti Thu is itttt We listed a 2 bedroom house with one bath for 120,000. Sold II? hr. lateeIIt$ERVICEt,IW, listed a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for 131,009 and sold it n day iatr. ThIs — 1. . PIANO, $230 PONY, $100 -. tells you we sell fast-what w listltt Ob,HER GOINQ BACK IN ___________________ BUSINESS_up NORTH DLLIQflAtombuUt3b.droObarnhome with 2 car garage PrIme location, cto to thorin9 _____ I"•'I 'u•••j• V H ViI1a HASA PAITOCFULLTIM. NESS FOE CITHIE MAN WOMAN DELTONA- Immacujlat, 2 boaroom, il's bath, plush Carpeting, large ItajI' screened porch. On 619 oversIzed lot. Assumable mort,,get - . aReaf , Brobe, t ; U _____ 01 P.rt Timi i.-...... •u ii,r - DELTONA.-. Beautiful I, 7 O bedroom, Heat & Air. NIce yard ,( . , Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tnl SRNFORD, FLA. £54 Tel0w,NVMWV 323-7870 WHITEHALL PlASTIcS UNITED FOUkoII$ TOWER 7 days a week ___________________ - , 1114M 7, - - , I CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROMI PERCENT . hi cakhing fish on mGbIte home at CAMP .. 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE (- NO CLOSING COSTS 7 Bdrm. mobile honie Leisure ID buy CiIl Johfl$ Rent or option Ic :r to I"hhhhlej -' _______________________ SEMIP4OLC Pbots 3724410 - , 7BedroQrnHouseT,a;Ier Furnisl'ied,patio carport , -- D' I 32 - _j,O 721 'I ... Additions - -- ---'-,' . . - --.----.• — BuIlt of RemodeIng Fre'etoGoodHome n ij1 1j'!Ir1 finest surroundings. p ' '',' 'A Ii]iWlit' •jIIi[] - ____ rs 'aIii'.AJtfz.i. - ' . . I Pony for sale. 3 year old gelding. $50 irvjudes tack. Perfect 10.16 years old. 131.1990 half way bet weeti 17.92 & Sanford Garage Sale: ClothIng, 10 cents; books, furniture, kitchen items, misc. SR 15, Lake Mary. 3720.150 67 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Livestock And Poultry Accounting Antiques, china Cabinet, cane rocker, secretary, sidebo.Jrd. 60 1 Bull (half Brabman, half Pc, set Eng. Staffordshire dishes. glassware, dec. wrought iron, Charolals), weighs 1,700lbs, About 68 Home Improvements Complete accounting and ta' Sen vice for Small businesses Williams Accounting, 372 7143, 7 yrs. old. 3225659. Med. Coffee table, Chairs, two 10 _________________________ sp. bikes, roaster, solid Walnut Hogs for sale 3 Boors, wicigh 135 Stereo AM.FM console, assort. lbs I Sows weIgh 700 lbs. I Boar, tools, 7 riding lawn mowers, 525 so lbs. 377 5459, $45; large workShop table, Ford _________________________ Van; clothing; guitar and amp, -. . BOOKKEEPING in my home Smatlbustnessesasp.ecialty P,C up & delivery. 321 0970. - Wanted to Buy Air Conditioning ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Toppricespald. used. any condition 6.118126. Winter Park. (nr,l F or 'r Hirr s Ill) Odct lobs of all types. Carpentry. Painting, Cement Work, Light HaUUn 327 76.45 E T WEST IPI Boar,ng&&,00m Ph 327 .10317 Interior.Ezterior PIastering Plaster patching and simulated brick specIalty. 3222710 • Ar COfldfic'ing cv' ii c sil Car SEARS n Sanford 122 7. - ---. lOflO ' ____________________ PIANO SE VICES Allmakes,incl Players Tunng Repar. 562 95)3 . Pressure All CONSTRUCTiON 1 W 75th Sanford, Fla 211 ---- - - - service ----.. - Beauty Care 14,771 milesl All cars equipped with bacory air, Torque.Fljte automatic transmission, p,s., radIo, 225 cu, in, slant Prnnnmi,'I ,....i,,, tj , WfllTeWaJI tires, wheel covers, vinyl trim. VALIANT 4 dr. stock nos. 3386, 3388, 3390, 3393, 3395, 3397, GOLD DUSTER stock no. 3348 3223103 Lawn Care Carpentry Small lob Specialists Wcrnodrl. Repair, Additions Licensed. Bonded, InSured. 10 Yrs. lip 373 III). VIP ('IT' 3 (AuPFp,Tpv 3 rn Paneling Custom Cdrprr'trv No lob to srrau L.cer'sed & flunded 323 3677 - CallSa.sl3lorsa.n25 K&L Lawn Service Cleanupafldhauling On time cr monthly. 373 0531 Iwe deliver, service and sell more economical Ivaliants, Dusters and Scamps than any Chrysler [!aler in Central Floridal ___________________________________________ . . .Dus?er CLARK CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH 4UHWY 436 AST CASSELBERRY • " Terrazo Floors rtfinithed, Carpets and Upholstery sham pooed Free estimates 373 59S'* Home Improvements Pest Contro. .SR' BROWN P[3T CONTROL 736? Park Drive rnus - Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions. Cus?ori Work L'cvnsed flordej Jifl)Rowe Pest Con?roi ?e?6lror3uos Ave u 'i" : 5' ii ii, i,ir,)';' •cli 'i longer needed items wilh a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald Dial 377 7611cr 6)1 9993 to :r L. : . ' "' Sewi ,,_, • Cu?om made Drapes arid Bed SOreads Oult, Aorkrnircsrcp Dorothy Bliis 319 3425, ' ' 1.- CaU 3)77611 or Ill 99;) " , -- , - PAINTING, 10 year's e.per,en(e Hourly or Free Estimates Quality work. reasonable 373 0361 — Tile a - - —p. Pninting - 4 Cost -- - 1' ' L'ilSitied Ads ire hereto help t3Uy, sell, rent or swap Ot .1 lOW Plow Floor Cleaning ________ - gy, - - urS — Carpentry fJ ' - ' L ardclearing '.0 plc tanks fill dirt dflve"wlSy5 All hindS of d'gi4iflQ 3)? 9147 or 373 3913 , , — .-' : Roofing Duotherm, &A BACKHOE SERVICE' tO',',r R'S tIE AOl'S' SALON (tcrrrrrt5 H.,r r id? S Ilr.iuty P4u:i 3191. Pint' 22? i717 , ,, : Land Clearing ___________________________________ have Chrysler Motors EXTENDED WARRANTY, Rental cars have 11,080 to - roofs Removes mildew furg muddobbers wasps 4. ipder webs 3fl97. Quaker. Perfection, and Siegler .iters IS i'.srs i •pt'r ,'coe 6790 -_.r Renoir r sm,,ll Cl,,cIcd Act brings bg lu'tijtflS Tr, Ont' .jld ee Call .322 .0.,). or t3l 999] units CleanIng Exterior walls, eaves, patio, w,iikS & - p2999 • :"-,. OIL PlEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 323 395.4 Clean and DUSTER 2 DR. COUPE ________ - - • Heater Cleaning F&i?ltun.'t. Appt,5nceS ¶infc'rd Electric Company '5'? Pirk Drive 372 136? . ,,, FALL CL[..NiNG impac Wash&Sprà Klø'en A PP liances A uto g __________________________________ Bathroom Cabinets Counter tops Snis Installat on i I SrI. Bud C ib.'i! ) CASH 322.4)37 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items, ____ l.errY Mart, 2)5 Sanford, 'v ___________________________ Pet Care Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions. Fully insured, GOOd references Jim Trego, 371 0709 _______________________________ — VALIANT 4 DR. SEDAN _____ _____ ________________________ Come to the compact headquarters. CIty. . - Call For Appointment — 1w-- Horses 66 Carport Sale: Fri., Sat., Sun, Nolan Rd., off 177. The Old Orlando Hwy at WIth Pride wi,Trugj. ji tt111:a S S LovetChildren,)23.47$4 " beautiful wooded .. - the II In keeping with the = . ----..- 't materials :' 6. - - ., . . . . -- ;' Located 1 block So, of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford, Sales office open Mon,.Fri: '4, Sat. & Sun, i. I I INC I ION UI- Ul with pride & • COurt% Initial ReCreational Fee Prep&d Mobtle Homes Rent . f " 3315 or (305) 571.1010. FOlFuLLlN,o,,uTIOp4 nuwsc . ____ 110 W. IRP0RT BLVD. LIra.r-u- Close to everything yet . mileage, excellent mechanical - Chihuahuas For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boardlnq Kenneli. 372.5753. Wed..Sat., 103; Sun. 173.134 $460 _____________________________ 100 N. 179? (Behinds Soblks) -.. " - ARRIAGE COVE I aI.iDf ti,iDal., .a A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES PRICED FROM$35 OO 1944 Pontiac Catalina, .1 door, low 373.3*64 in 5677 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 41, West Is) St., Sanford now open daily for plus deposIt, Vacant Pb No5efllagosyp,51 cc' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Part German Shepherd Super Garage Sale: Bargains galore at the flaraIn Garage. Clolbing, furniture, household, We take merchandise on consignment - . - UdFd9C 34 ________________________ uupic, 5v5 h,, .5 full 1913 YAMAHA 175 BEST OFFER. 3222576 SR Houses Rent Furnished .1 ro'.', 1972 Honda 350, 6.000 actual miles. Like new, 1.595. 1109 Sanford Ave. Ave 3239)70 ___________________________ - I 33 Apartments i A55oc,alI ShoppIng close. 377QJ54 - -. ___________________________ ____________ ( US IllS '71 Indian 100 CC, 2650 miles on Street by adult, $300. Ph. 37)5034 1974D1J5TER".VRLIANT retail sale's Always a barn full of good Clean used furniture, an Iiquet., TVs, and applIances Auction every Saturday flight 730 p ni. Consignments welcome For / ________ __ _ information call 32291)9. __________________________________________________________________________________________ • __ 34 _______________________________ _________________________________ ___________ - 55f 9 776 SAXON BLVD. DELTONA, FIR. HAROLD R, KENNEDY. REG. S3ROKER' Jennie O'Brien - Sales Mgr, Sales Assoc Florence Ruinph - Sales Associate Eves-789-3532 574.2657 _____ 0avs377fl71 £S 37)0115 _____________________ oc Fvwnaatv$sIon.nsF,w locatioas on aa'.a,. We hive fvlrustic'etng hom with brIck or stan fr96. Jiw, don't hive It, we'll buIld U Is 1$ days. ____ 17.97 M.altland __________________________________________________ Dave's Furnilure, 500 Sanford FOROJ State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph, (305) 323.8160 'Orlando 831.2299 ".'' JOHN SAULS AGENCY -Eaclvtkv Tirrftwies -Contracl,d AcceuMs -Immedis), laco,n n:ç..'i have prime ____ automatic. radials condItion 13,3 377 73 AFTER 6P.M. LOVELY & LOVABLE, Siamese kittens, They want to share your home. $10 323 1349 Xmas Iewelry; Xmas lights; Bunk Beds, $70; Home decorations; Open 99, ThanksgIving to Xmas. . . _________ __________ _____ - Vacuum Cleaners, $15 30; New Choice lot. ______ ____ borhoo,J, Shaded lgt__ Plo leaie' COMPANY OFF$5 Rental We '' pliances _______—.-.- - . BUY SELL TRADE ill uSE FirstSt Car Any 1972 Vega Hatchback, i'.'ILSON MAIER FURNITURE finest . I969 Camaro, 307 engine, 3 speed to arrange for pick up. MINI BIKE EXCELLEuT CON Dli ION. PH. 327 7264 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp't Shampooer for only $1 per day. Free for theasking 373 $111 after I p m. AT NOLL'S STORES There'sOne Near You sanford's family Park. Come out today aJl(l reserve your $ GOOD CREDIT) Motorcycles Puppies,lweeksold Carp,rtSale Fri. Sat.Allday Misc. ____-- landscaped Muil be seen to be Cii t;' atcti.1su'cl furrc,?'.d cr Unlurnitct4 2 Dedroo,,i, I bash, Reedy to move is. Immaculate Condition '. _____ _______ ______ ______ 3 bedroom. 1 bath home, nice niigh PLASTIC & SUPPLY CO. Ilest lot selection HOW available i Buys Auto Repairs Parts'Accessories 78 Equipment for Rent Used washers and dryers, Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances Dick's Ap ____ I'S Move your old abandoned car free I live in Seminole County not in Palm Beach. If you will call after I p m 372 1a2i Reconditione<, Batteries, $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave Bolster your Christmas budçet Sell no longer needed Items with a Want Ad Call 372 2611 or $31 9993 65 Pets and Supplies ____________________________ Below Wholesale, while they last' American of Martinsvlile. sold You are always ahead when you oak bunk beds, 5)00 set. with buy, sell or rent with a Wan? Act matchng desk, chair, night stand, Open I ____________________ _____ _____________________________ MANUFACTURING WHITEHALL , "., ' Glbon's 20 watt guitar amplifier Like new. $90 322 24.18 Alter 1. Items, 911 Park Ave. Now Rentals from only 855 76 EiCellefltCoflditlon 13830% Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. Ave 7' Heart Cypressfence post $l.25eachat Osteen 3221161 MOBILE HOME PARK (WITH 7)11W 1st St 321 7I CARROLL'S FURNITURE draperl, Lots more. Starts Nov. 73 — 9 a.m . 2430 5. Myrtle Ave off 25th St. between 1797 and Park 373 3947 . _____ __________ "I 1004 COLOR WORLD TV REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. )2363330r6437333 WE TAKE TRADES ' ' plants. $14.95 Mo. Buy Option WE r':.tt exotic - • appreciated. and FREE SA P4 FORD P E C V E F SERVICE - _____________________________ -' ? "--------- -WASHER, parts, Ave. 3271175. Flowers and Gifts for all OCClsionS, / —, — MART 1911 Hwy. 17 97 Open Sat. & Sun. 95 "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpoSe again wtiei you sell them with 0 Classified Ad from the Herald Call US today! delay? JuSt dial 3777611 $31 9993. To place your low cost want Sanford Pr'c Vec' of toppers Musical Merchandise 327 7952 ________________________________ Sanford Auction 1311 SANTA BARIARA OR, * - -- BUndy Trumpet Sales - x APARTmENTS . ., HWY. 14, - 1 blk, W. of 17 9. Con ncr, 135' lu Sewer, Water, Paved Sts • Ideal commercial or professlonalslt. Must sell. Terms negotiable. LQke Jennie Mustang City 50 Down We pay up to $20 for the junk car n your yard. Call 372 .41.l2or 7754779 Camper-Travel Trailers _______________________ service, used mdchlnes. MOONEVAPPLIANCES 373. -___________ _______ Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry Show in your home. 323 2791 alter 6 - '-'--------------------------- 1969 Dodge Van, Automatic Transmission Good Tires 321 0077 ________________ . 75 __________________________ 64 Appliances KENMORE Color Console TV; Also 25" Color Stereo; Six wrought iron dining chairs, 323.0700. -. -. 2513 Park Dr. Eves. 569.1116 52 Con,e se. us at our big new' location 3*03 Orlando Dr,ve Sanford. 323 3200 59 - ' 3)2707) af?er5p * - , 373 .4733 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES you can get a fair price when advertise your "don't needs,' ii the Want Ads. - O 1977 Pontiac Catalina l9lOSlm-.". rc'aI Oconamy 121 7 U/ l2f'' rc'r.rh ".ve 123 - Call Credit Dept. -. BY DlRr.cT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, Eastlo, Sanford 3731433 For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Albert An?ar p.m. SANFORD AUCTION Girl's Bike, 26", 3 speed, l,e'w wit h accessories, Make offer. 60 Mattie St. Sanford Autos for Sale 1965 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 cyl., ar conditioned. Extra clean. 5.195 Call Don Pope at 322.1631. Dealer, seat. J 300 Hammond Organ, 307 A East 1st St. Sanford 3729111 Pinti- Fruit Jars -Quarts Barbed Wire-Hog Wire'Chicken Wire-Fence Posts. awnings Included. Reasonable. - BICYCICS Dropinbobbin,ig.zbgand3needle position. Like new condition, sold 54$, balance of $43 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED 196$ Galaxie Star Mobile home, 17' X bdrm., 1'z bath, 32' awning, and metal shed Also hurricane HIDDEN LAKE- YOU PROVIDE THE FAMILYI This I bedroom, 2 bath provides everything else. $31,700. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEw' In sewIng cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine, Full automatic. Pay balance of $7! or 10 pay ments of U. -- 80 Iti,' r9'r ntiipq nvCn!cr,' c? tic.c'r'rq f1ardwire StGre ,,li l;e disposed of Mon evening at Sanford Auction. This includes most everything from soup to nuts. Planning any fix up for your home? We also have our usual line of clean used furniture and bric a bi'ac. Come early and get a go - --- Hew tran,,m,ss,on 196.4 Valiant, 2door sedan Good transportation, $163 441 Rosalia, After 1. - AUCTIOt" Mon., Nov. 25, 7 - '* Singer A rebuilt 196? Chevy "z Ion Pick up; looks and drives good. New battery and gOod tires Recent lnsic'ecton Make offer. Phone 322 14.60 YoucanbUyqualjtymer(hn<,, a huctqi't price whcnyou Shop fbi WanI I.ns' PUBLIC we've got ever thing for th e C.olfer-Clubs, Balls. Ladies Mens Shoes, Ouckster lacket AND 30 pcI off on Golf Bag MayfaIr Country Club Pro 5.ho 377 75.31 -- There's One Near You .959 Lincoln with 1.30 enqir, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Miscellarinous For Sale . DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 373 5620 2 Mercury SO HP & _________ S Piece Wood Dine'e Sc'. table&1 chairs As low as 16995 ALL NOLL'S STORES * 1944 Chevrolet Pitk up, mechanically good. 1109 Sanford Ave offer 723 1371 Sports Equipment Divan, two end tables, coffee table, corner table, 2 table lamps, floor lamp. $35 for all. 372 4300. - Relax Shop the easy way Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. A a IC, 372)30), 7610 Hiawatha Luve. at 17.97 COmpleted One acre $11,950. Owners Crying* SHOPPING_ -- high AuctIon estates. etc ______________________ 57 Beautiful red 1949 Ford convert.tie All power, air, new paint .r':3 exhaust system, Excellent trM See at Mobile Station 1792 Sanfor<,. Reasonable 373 7737 . 77' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminu, Need litti work. First 1.800 take Also small fishing boat, li ne 540 373 9141, ____________________________________ St. 373 7335, 9" ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE-on paved road, near city limits, SECLUDED and convenient S acres with 3 bedrooms. 2 bath mobIle home. 'Terms. $21,900. - near Oviecjo, ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITEbuildings sheds, and existing railroad siding bedroom, i', bath, with central heat and air, wall to wall carpet, garage 4. chaIn link fence LEADER" ACRES- ground, large oak trees Living room with fireplace, Ion mal dining room, I bedrooms and mirsery New kitchen, and family room. All with wall wall carpet, heat and air, garage in rear. $39, Terms. CITY- SMALL BUT PRACTICAL 2 bedroom, with den and Studio apartment. $23000 bedroom 15 ACREAGE Good small acreage with and withoul homes SALES SHOWPLACE, story home and small frame cottage, barns and sheds Fenced and cross fenced. 1100 E 75th St 372 6633 ReaJ MahoaanyposterbeacomPlete $45; 6 drawer Chcst. $20; Ctlfferobe, $35; Coffee table, $10. Swivel rocker, $5.' Desk, 516 'J hock c.ise, 56 50; Several antiques at reaSonable prices; Sheraton desk, Victorian dresser, Boston Rocker, Hitchcock pieces, Tea Service, Serpentine oak dresser, and more KULP DECORATORS, 109W. 1st 1970 Ambajsador, take c, payments. Call 321 0201 after S. 1970 Chevrolet pick up, half ton, long wheel base, V.1 gOod sIcker, runs QOOd. $995. 441 817). Open daIly 10 S foe conSignments or sales off the floor We also buy Trailer, plus cli rging, Make offer. 323 7757 WETAKETRAOE 30 ACRES- On Paved road, large 2 TA FFER REALTY TO 72 for Sale 1761 Fia?Convertofe 900<, conditiOn, $350 - - 140.3231338 AUtOS 79 Trucks and Trailers __________________________________ -. --- . —'----------.__..z EXPOSITIOPI HALL. ORLAND( Thru Sunday Sensallonal Prices 1972 SkIp Jack, 80 ___________________ __________________________________ - PORSON MARIPIE 7y I? REALTOTS 196 W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353 or 615 7333 . . . IS ACRES on paved road U ,crcin Oc'od producing oran;' i;rc, 2 story old frame home - HAPIDY Stenstrom . j ',, ______________________________ ..... 'r • , Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974-7C 1971 Penton 125c in bike Runs good. Extra Criamber 1375 3fl 8006 Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. lst5t,,373 4332 Home-A.Rama Show Hunk beds complete Set Good condition OR REST GREENE INS. 107W. 1st. Street 3277335 _______________ - --. Motorcycles 78 17' Sloop rig Sail Boat, with trail — excellent Condition ASking $7 713 22)8 4 ' - — _______ ,,-.----.-. WE BUY AND SELL — ____ BEDDING SALE * * fluy Direct.-Whse Prices, ':Off United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 17 97Casselberry 031 7080 - Stamps.Coins GOLD Having trouble storing summ3 items? Sell them fast and easy wilh a Classified Ad. Call 322 7611 or 831 9993 ' 69 - KULP REALTY REALTY ' -- Inc, ,.,,.- ' Good motor. CallGinger. 162 1000. - Pji,t., 1?) II7 ii, Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Asg,o 327 1598. 32 US), Day, Eve, - HOES ___________________ Your MLS Agency Lot 4 81k 9 TIer 2, B., LI 296 Spring Oaks Un,, of Attamonte Speings. MuI sell COZy 3 bedroom horn, with carbonated vitamin C enrithed $100. $37,600. fruit drink Is available for vending _____________________________ air, famIly rooms, equipped kit. Haro W. Aesch Jr,, and WI air, carpets, big yard with trees in 17o:, cam. Individuals o are (Q) Wm. F. Akers to M,M. Puta BIG presenf under y chens and double garages Turn 3 Ellen to F & R InvestmenLs S children's Xmas tree with money Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen seriously consIoering a business ers gone and must sell Only Cf i South on Hattaway Drive off Hwy. Akers, LI 198 Woodcrest Un. 5, you earnselilng AVON their own ShOuld Investigate an equipped, plenty of room, 120.900 GoOd te,ms, payment, 100' of Us 23 & 24, BIk C, Lake $100 ______________________ swImming pool. 372 9142. 434. FORREST GREENE, INC., Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 631.1772 extraordinary distrIbutorship _________________________________ Wayman Heights, Lake Addn. REALTORS, 3726353 or 645 7)33 _______________________ currently available in thiS area, Charles L Hambley & wf _________________________ * Desk Clerk * bedroom, 2 Story, central he.t& ____________ $20,000. This Is a secure business for those SIbylC.,toJeanM.Gracia&wf Part time employment Some I who can spare a few hours air, 2 car garage, references Classified Ads are here to help you (QCD) Laurence J. Cicale 1.0 Marie LI 95 Oakland Hills addn l eveninq each BATEMAN and weekends E*. required. SIlO 1st 4. last. $100 MOSS I E buy, sell, rent or swap. week (no selling) restocking at a low Per Ience preferred. Apply in Jeanette C. Cicale, Lts 14 & 15, $14,500. security 372.7399, coSt let us help you place vendors placed on lOcitin by our I _____________________________ R person only at the Sheraton Real Estate Broker yours-Call 372 7611 or 131 p99) BIkB,SanlandoSprjj,gs, FT. 15, specIalists. A qualified indivIdual 2 Bedroom unfurnhshed house. 2llS 0d Inn, II and SR 44, Wrenco Homes, Inc. to Jerry may Start part lime and expand 327, 7") Orange Ave. 1130 Month. No pets. with company financing to a 377.0771. _______________________________ Cecil C. Ellzer III & Helen to Yeomans & wE Mary M., U 160 Evening Herald R 'j CallBarf Real Estate ll time business. ,8°° Available in Sanford. WVre MovIng I $4,300 down ShlrleyM. Buhler, U 231 Spring Wrenwood His., Un. 2, and REALTOR CASH REQUIRED Short mileage, assume s Pd. mon 3 Bedrooms Ronald A. Desko to Terrance Duplex, 7 bedroom, air conditioned, PLAN 1 74 Hour Service Oaks Un. U, $37,000. $7,Ø two hours per day. Good car, and with flreplac, many extr*s. 372. _________________________ adults preferred. 372 6620 or 373 PLAN7 327 7194 $1,794 Realty Trust Co., to Chase & R. Klir:, LI 54 Devonshire, . cam for bond arid weekly paper 1731, _____________________________________ PLAN 3 bill Is all that i needed to $9,54 ___________________________________ ________________________________ get co., W' of E1i O!SWi of SW'4 SANFORD.-. Modern 3 bedroom, 2 into Training proyI. No experiene a very profitable and secure FurniShed or unfurnithed fliCe 2 bath home, lots of room Pert,t ___________________________ hess E 172' of S 210') & W'2 of }'ahjcia Ierns, Trier to Leonard required Tax Shelter with 60 t bedroom home for rent. 323 2flO ___________ for a large family. Will to wall U 1, BIk C, St. Johns writeoff, Investment Contact E'OfNW'1O(SWIIScC.19fully After S. 322 7179 convenern h,tchen. family secured by 1113Cr Eats., The Clrcutat ion Dept. new ejlpment (fivi 31 100. room, attractive landscaping, We will THANK you for year warranty) and inventory 3 Bedrooms,? baths, 2 car garage in selecting us James M. Hayes & wE Evelyn -THE EVENING HERALD recreation area. Only one year Perma 8111 Homes Inc., to contract Sariora. Air, carpet, selfcleanlng EarnIngs guaranteed with a the Construct ion of NEAL ESTATE SALESMAfI to Richard 1,. Dufour, Jr. & wE young. Assume low Interest your new home, Cash, VA. FHA. written buy back agreement, For oven. Almost new. 3721721. Roger D. Richardson & wE mortgage, 5*500 Confidential Interviews Compul,,' Elit. H., LI 19 BIk F Country immedIate Information or in ConventIonal or VA FHA Tandum Karen U 20 81k C Sky MIS We take trades. FORREST DELTONA- Beautiful 1, 7, or 3 terviiw call collect (301) 6995300 Plans, Now, should you lake Club Manor, Unit 1, $16,500. do this by LAKE MARY GREENE INC. REALTORS, 3?3 3 bedrooms, nearly Heat & Air. Nice yard. _____________ or write including phone num Thanksgiving, we will OIVE 6353. 0r3771970. you anacr,on Crystal Lake. Beautiful Bennett & wE Shirley Economy orkes from Silt SIn _________________________________ (QCD) Ralford D. Wesley 14) IJrIripc. vrt'e Washer and kitchen central heat an airs ease. MO In today. (901) 77$ Norman A. Capps & wE AMERICA, INC. Sl Annapolis Dryer, Stov, and Refrigerator, or Kathryn G. Wesley, Lt 6 Ys'etS.,LI30BlkAJ Florida room overlooking the 3365 or (305) 3711010. Road. Bladensburq, Maryland, Color iv, by _______________________ G.E. upon final _____________________ 1ls' s.d $100. lake. $47,900. 20710 Closing of your home, Call Bud, North, $24,500, LONGwO0D- Immaculate 2 SANFORD (Nol a subsidIary of Coca Cola 3fl 4437 or Ken, 3724157 (QCD) CherylJ, Davis, sgl II) SpacIous 3 bedroom ______________________________ bedroom, 7 bath duplex. Garage, Mary Bates to Hugh D. Cpmpany) country home With about 2 acres of Herschel Wm. Did, sgl., LI 9 JOPINPIY WALKER central heat P. alr. 5315 mo. ____ lrtjlt treet, garden space, and inas & wE Jo Ann, Lts 11 & 12 ___________________________ HARTMAN REALTY, INC. GENCRAL CONTRACTOR 81k 8, Walkers Addn to As, No. 131k 10, 4th See, Dreamwold, woods. keep horsj or have your Realtors, 130.1644. ________________________ NEAL ESTATE, INC. 21100. own cow. Ex,.ellent lishlrig 29 Rooms for Rent *2,500. 1776437 3277111 nearby. $19,900. 3fl7t2 3 bedroom house, $130 mo. Nice large air conditioned room, FAg Dcv., Inc. to Edg ConReferences required 305671.3011. SANFORD- 3 bedroom, 7 story men only. 3727279, 111 Myrtle sIr., Inc., WP Lt8 81k B, The ___________________ home, central heat and air. kit. Ave Sanford. S1.NFORD- 2 bedrooms, family Harold Hall Realty Springs, $14,000. then equipped, fenced yard, Just ________________________ room, air Conditioned, $160. listed flethefirstl 1)5,300. Terms 3405. Hwy. 1797 FAg Constr., Inc. to Central FORREST GREENE, INC., REALTOR 372 %17i 30 Apartments Rent REALTORs, 643 7333. ha. Lumber & Supply Co., II 8 ________________________ _______________________ ADMIT Unburnjhed 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, den, swimming FORREST GREENE, INC. 111k B, The Springs, $14,000. ____________________ Two bedroom, kitchen equipped. - mnRonoA - Boats& Marine Equipment 26'uSoat,sleeps6 Portable electric Seammaster sewing machine, $25; box springs and mattress, $12; Apt, size eiec4ic Stove, 515, Misc items. 1271 Randolph St. 321 0108, Sat. 93. 1O0'x175-ss,7so l75'' 'Corner, 56.730 70'x175'- $4,300 62'x))7'$4, S0'x110'- 5.1,000 75'xl23'-jA, A. A. McClanah an On St Johns River, 2 bdrm,, with 100' on river High and dry, sea wall, Covered boat dock. Will rent with option to buy ' ixca - , - ALTAMONTE AREA O,i'vs 3?? 6)11 Pqt5 3 5.11 or 377 7)j For the growing family. 3 bdrm C B. with new II' paneled addition, plus flew paneled family room. Near schooli, 7" pet. assumable rIltg • privileges. ts.ioo. ST. JOHNS R EALTy CO. BROKERS Grcat,'r P.'.,:i RIALTORS Casseltierry, 8.i..j I6M H UFEMAN Lightly WoOded, nearly one half acre with lake than average, 13)000 to S39,0 Call Jim Knox at 322O0 or 301 775 1575 'u?' 2] Tt t LAKE MARY- 55 Dresser, $6; Baby Bed, SI!. D&J Curiosity Shop, 1701 W. 1st St. pm New Homes fOr r rent, by pnva owner. 3 lovely homes, located In Deltona. Lots larger Hartman Realty, Inc. 322242O . bfta th,s '•svt W•,Iia5 NIWe as well as reSirpes witS Really. REALTOR, 373 7130 [ RN PARK, NORTHEAST 133.900 The best I've seen in area. Out standing 3 bedroom,? bath, split plan. Central heat and air. Huge paneled family room, large well landscaped lot Quiet, no through traffic nelghborho Walk to thpping, English Eslates School. See it is to love It. Loren Perry, . i Deftea 51$ ,nr , .............. .. ,- Ref. 11 cu. 1.35. Double bed, lie,' cleared, 3 wood lands), 2 deep wells, underground plastic irrigatIon I mos old double trailer, 3 bdrm., 7 bath, and fur. niture. Must se to appreciate. 115.000 as is. Call 322 0564 after I 7 bdrm , I bath, den, fence, S.500 down 5155 mo. 9' per cent, Acre the woods, I Acre,) bedroom,,, 2 baths, central heat SAd aIr, Shag, double garage, family room, horse barn. 119,900. 37) 3917 -- OrIents in Attamonte . air, baths. central family and utility room. Sao WHY RENT' . •':_ '._ ..-. Household Goods 51 ' FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 acres (7 Only 117,750, A very go buy, Terry Really, REALTOR 670. 0711, Spanish house In Lotsand Acreage 43 ALMAR REALTY. BARCLAY WOODS fenced yard, enclosed garage, $200 QuIet ,, location, handy to the h(tion SANFORD SOUTH center, on ue s.oth shore of Lake Bedrooms. Housesfor Sale Casselberry: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Prices from 170.550 plus tot trw homes with dir conditIoner, carpet, extras Come by model on Deltona Blvd lust past shopping CCfller-Refre,,hme..tt Deltona, 444 6950; Casselberry, 83) 33)1. SAI4OLEWOOD VILLAS HOW AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 323 7810 -_ 41 GRAND OPENING Days fl7 7174 Eves 371 OIlS * *GENEVA GARDENS * * ' 37 Business Property Broker Ashoc,ate • SinIt. Story Studio. I. 7. and 3 J For Rent _______________________________ bedroom apartments Pool, _____________________________ (f,j!5,fi Ads serve the buying and clUbhOi. carpeting, drapes, For Rent 1000 sq ft. commercial selling community everyday, read . central heat and space Sanford AuctIon, 1200 ,ud use them often Call 327 2611 air. Monthly rentals from $147 SO or 831 9993 French Ave. 373 7310 372 7090. ISOS w. 25th St., Santord. ThC EVniflg Herald, P. 0 Box 1657. Sanford, Fla., 37171. Preferred following. 40 pet., with following. Call 323.7330, After Housesfor Sale Estate REALTOR Trucker's Special ___________________________ Are you one cA those people whO KnOWS 'everyone In town'? If you are, can type and are 1nterested n picking UP Some 'citra moneys. the Evening and Sunday Herald Is interviewing corresxjncJents for all areas of Seminole and uthwest Volusla counties. An automobIe is helpful but not essentIal The abilily to operale a camera makes the lob more interesting ano Prof,t. able Apply Sn person to Tom Aikens. Editor. at The Herald offi, 300 North French Ave. Sanford. do not teIcp, -'. -._...._. Night cleaner need 4WinterSprfngs Unit -.--........ . Hoase4 for Sale U Mobile Home Lois For Rent - . E1 .. Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. SANFORD Jim Hunt Realty INDUSTRIAL PARK FOR SALE OR LEASE -20,000 sq. 2321 ParK Or 127 2111 ft. indutrlal shell buIlding. REALTOR After Hoursl Lake Mary, n 2 Bdrms near SiC. o' ceiling clearae. ?7 9254 327 3991 3220641 Pick your choice of green or gold. Will comete to Suit tenant. W. I $160 mo. 31 0297. $96,300, ___ GANNETT WHITE, Real Estate SANFORD Lovely all modern 3 The Huskey ., to Erno' B. Broker, 372 7111. bedroom, I' bath home. On large FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Durranc & wE linda C. I.t shady fenced corner lot $2l,5O 1120 fl:r u A Taxi Drivers RE NT STARTS JAN. I, 1913 Seminole County real estate sold or cs or terms Owner 32? 3791 )?)66 lllkl),SweetwaterOaks,SecS Immediate Occupancy Monroe1 ' S YellowCabCo.. 201 S. Park Ave. Lost and Found 114,900. " Building, new office suites. 3rd1 plex Santcwd area 7 bedrooms, Stemper Sex? and MagnolIa. 62! 090?; Eves. 417 Luls A. Lugo & wE Norma c. conveyed in the week ending Nov. 15 Stove, refrigerator, air, SIlO 2512 Female Toy Poodle, Silver Gray 21 to Ana M. 'A wise investment biats a Iifetim# SItuations Wanted month plus $73 deposit, $31 9031 Lot 36, RichAn%werstonameof .'M5ss.. .--. toll." field, $26,BOo. ..-. UpaIrsofflceip&e _37I0463 had a total value of $ 2,910,400, down Professional orderly will sit for 3 DRIVE IN (formerly A&W) owner Apartments Rent Call 327 636(betweenl& 9:30a.m. Dennis I.. Deal & wE Patricia patients, any shift. Call after 537). retired see sell the property Furnished --. .0077. Ann to Harvey 1... Buschlen, LI . 6 ApproxImately I000sq ft. building Child Care somewhat from last year ' s 38 l6BikM,NorthOrl.,Terr Sec Wanted to Rent plus parking for 73 cars Heavy total during Very NiceA C Apartment .__ I Dw maid wants days _________________________ traffic count on 17.97, Sanford. Will baby sit in my home. I I Ut 1, $33,00, . PARKAPARTMENTS Nestranspoatio0 Reasonabte rates n 3879. Woman woula like to share 6 room THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL) 1717 Park Ave . Sanford Perma Bilt U rues Inc., to 3?? 7561 the same week of $6,489,166. Value Bedroom, I bath home in house wIth gentleman, couple with Sitting, my James F. Poovey Jr., & wE Pinrt. Appliance fruit trees. ...... Clean2room furnished . I child or other woman. Near iperlence in child care. Reita F., LI 11 81k C, Sky Lark fenced yard You'll buy it for apartment. 57$ 24 School ard shopping center. 321. Business of real estate conveyed during the Available 21 hours 5)300 per 127900 $31,900. Opportunities week. Call 321 0313. ________________________________ P 0 T E N T I A L I N C 0 M E (QCD John D. Ward & PROPERTY with a little 3 room furnished garage apt. Mults Can't put the car in the garage. Sell Experiec child care, 21 ha., 7 1974 year to date is $216,963,660 YOUR OWN BUSINESS Dorothy, surv. ofcr., DeLand remndel;ng this can be a real only No pets. $90 mo. 3723167 days a week Low hOurly, daily, logcr needed items with a money maker Zoned C 7 Call Fin. Co., to Gerald S. Cassnova classifleø ad in the Evenung overnight or weekly rates Pre SCrvi ad supply dealers with WELAKA APAR TMENTS Realtor AssocIate. Andy Wolf. Herald. Dial 327 flIl or 131 9993 tO School training classes, a & craft & sri Rosa, LI. 16, 131k 1, 1st ptoducts manufactured by HIW 15? St Eve*. 372.4141. plac, yours. classes, Weekly rates, 1 ChIld 5)5 Purolator, Wells, Uniroyal, Addn., to Lockhart 1100, _2-$fl 3. 133. 322 3199. Richard J. Brunelle, sgl. to Champion and others. AVALON APARTM[TS Stemper Realty American Modulars Corp to Ben Sharp, sgl to Gerald S. RichardLaTorre&wADULTS, NO PETs 4) fJoy 'i HeIenGIllespie,wjd&Gloria H Houe br Sale Central Florida's Will Baby Sit in my home, 5)5 for Dealers are established by the 116W 2ndSt Cassanova & wf Rosa, LI 16 BIk tnt. & Vincent La Torre & wE Sutton, LI 96, Brookhollow s-d MULTIPLE LISTIPIC REALTOR °"' $23 for two 373 594. company Altamon?e -- Lake- Vacant large) 377 1991 list Addn Lockhart s.d $1,000. Marie tnt., LLIA 81k C., Lake $38200 1919 S French Can be operated Out of your home . - - , _ NIce 1 bdrm. trailer, also apt, Good bedrooms, 2 baths, carpet, central Sem. Land & Dev. Co., to Kathryn Park, 3rd Addn CR 372 7371, 377 1196,327 7541 on a part or full time basis, location Mature alts. Utilities heat, family room, Easy terms. Raymond C. Patterson & wE 9 372116.1,372 1959 JamesD,Dosyer&wfDerereux $7,000, Good Things to Eat pd. No deppilt. 323 9S. 129.500. $620709 Patricia to Dalton H. & Requires a minimum Of $2,611.71 L, Unit SA, Ramblewood, IGWOOD, nearly new, 3 Marcus H. Benfleld & wE wE Bettyanne E., LI 37 111k Q cash for Inventory and service I 2 Bedroom Adults Only bedroom, $3400 wn. $119 mo. $35,000. Mary F.W. Cucumbers 5)00 per bu. Begin. Purchased "Get 'Em While to Will C. Calhoun & The Woodlands, Sec 3, $43,900. pays all. PICKERING REALTY, Park AvenueMobile Park Scm. Land & Dcv. Co., to wE Lena LI 14 9 am. Sat. and Sun. Located (less W 36.07') & REALTOR, $31 1131. 25.13 Park Drive, 327 7161 IQCD) Est. of Sidney L * ____________________________ on W. 1st St. 1 block west of Fleet The company offers a complete buy John H. Williams Jr., sgL, Unit W 40.39' of 15, BIk 48, * They're Hot !" Reserve, Sanlando Wlndham, dec. to Nancy S. W, back of all inventories. Park Ave-Furnished garage' * * * * Deltona * * * 12D, Ramblewood, condom. Suburgeautlful,palmspt.jp,g3 Sawyer apa'?ment itS m.ontls or $' veek, wE. of Dennis, LI 33 7'.. P0 lnttrest Rate OCEAN SHRIMPLO8STER New houses ma rural area. No down Write today fora possible affiliation Sec., $17,500. Sm ' leposil ')rlar,sn . Lakewood Shores, 1st Addn., GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU Baby Bef -Freshs.auSag, paym The Huskey Co., to Russell T. monthly payments and more written information. AnthonyJ, Le Vecchlo, sgl. to NEED. NO MONEY DOW74.,Ni I Bedroom upstlr apart than rent. Government Subsidized 1 Free home delivery Saves Include phone. AF SYstems. Inc. Swaln& wE Patricia, LI 15 81k Tlcor Relocation Management $21,800. L,j homes, tigh?i water furnished Please call (303)8306461 1650 to qualifIed buyers. Cal' to see It to 3 RedwoOd Rd.. Salt Lake Denise Hosford & hb. )anny A, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec baths priced from $77,150 to yçu Qtialifytl mo Adulti 7227296 after 4 City, Utah. 11101 5, Co., condom. Res. Unit 19, to Anthony M. Fuggi & wE 125.100 on targe Wooded lot. Seller $20,900. SheOak, Sec. 1., *23,000. Air ConditIoning and Appliance pays all closing cost. VA. FHA, M. UPISWORTH REALTY Mary, Lot 15 81k B, San 18 Help Wanted 3? Houses Rent Huskey Co., to Deccatexlne Sues & Service Business for Sale Convention.; loans. Builder, TICOr Relocation Mgm. Co. to Sebaj Hts., Un. 1, $41,500. ___________________ Iw.Jstst. Deltona, 901.719 2210, Orlando. Only qualified & interested Pt. Unburnished 323.6061,37)0577; Constr Corp., LI 20, 81k B, Frances Crane, sgl., ccndom. (rge F. L. Schmitt, igl. to BeauticIans wanted, full or p Sons apply. Reply Box 3054fl13M Has. Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 5, 55$. care Of Altamonte-. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, Unit 19, Sheoab, sec 1, time. $14,900. -, . Classified Ads Don't Cost, They Pay! Tra Marie W. Fox, sgL, to tlenz'y Nemeik & wf Susan, N'i of LI --. '... ....... , Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 nsactions 1' .,,,... ...-.,. , - - .- 4 ..-.. PA UI, SL.A 11 I Professional WaIipap - P4,ir er Free Estimites Ph 3726173 Well Drilling WI It S DR 1L1 U C) J't.?MF" PRlNKLUR 'Tt,',' All t'pe% Ind sizes WcreparandSery,c, STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO -- �-. - - 1 - . . 8C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 24, 1974 .. (CAL \ czer E4LCCL. BOW TiE.' fwIA/ L ° ¶\ _ __ j NORTH I - i L I THINK THE NEQGtZER I CAN GT • BUT WLL IS MO WELL-GUARDED, NM Na's NEED SOME YOU AS MA.W QOP' IT WX1LD BE IM IMP.)SSIBLE, CITIZENS AS HELP' FUSS1SLE T0 TAKE IT CU3BLEI U WANT, BY FORCE' OOP • IF LUH WiLL GO WIM4 MR, AND BRING 1415 BO1T CUTTERS! HE'S 98 + AKQ3 +i 1095 . YOURS, LINNETT' _ - 14 Ill ) - ' çJ(__ - r\ .. Art ' / flSOffl --- \ II II r1 icr seere In -- / iiLS • • / 6-3-.9 - . ' -- .----- , - -tf - . - K .4 -_ _ z - -7, ~7 - - -,?'-_ --- - - . I. -- i . ._ . . ..L. SE . _j .. - -1 -L - t - ____ I-4 T"__ . 11-2.3 ps r* Im 4jus Pom I . "Hey, Mom, you know that tooth Dr. Jacobs said mIght have 0 • . C - - . - - - . -. By Rogtr Mien .4 . •. 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What (to you do now" 4W ( %I r%l play West to make his notrump i i10 I Y !f -''! - - ==__ KC _ _ ____ _ ' __ - . - -0-M --; -_______ . FUNNY BUSINESS 6 - I \JI L : , - iift'/ .........1l \ NDq,5 -. - \ if his Fok, _____________________________ rY repy, ulit . - ii hand with a diamond; lead the deuce; finesse the 10 with the seven and then drop the 10 with _____ IT moons-n--- - find that East was out of hearts us ft CP I ~ - . I 0 0 "Pretty nice end play wasn't onthesecondlead;returntohis it?" chortled South. Wonderful, for a moron," replied North. th in k t!hit North was - p % learned It, h! first heart play would hae been the nine, the 3 NT I'.is J__ - r ~ _ I~tttttttIIIIIIII~- - - -1 ( second the eight and the third . , F2~ . ,a,1~ 1 'I -A 1, .: - L 2 i _________ I I -.13 last south 1+ % ,rsI - - All this was made necessary - I -AMW= - because South had not learned the automatic unblock wi th the sort of heart spotcard holding been dealt. If he had Neither vulnerable 1 I EAST 4Io9864 L - .-- L South U? cashed cae tree h diamonds. West had to chuck rt and protecton,ereupon 64 wJQJ42 -a 1i sauiwflg blocked Ci.uflCC to nm the rest of the suit ____ - I - ___ - 5 1 Ifl1I II I ______ - _-.,~~, t_- _ I I I itiws JALOB - ____ ____ J _______ - 1. .I BOSWAI[)and _________ . -1-- WIN AT BRIDGE SIZE -~' / NEC4 _40.OETAIN& 'IC ,ii F Turner Dick Mort Walker i REALLY THE BORN by CARNIVAL - BEETLE BAILEY - ;,,,, , - : 1'.4 . Cn -, . \ 'J '' ..j - t:' I 1 'x - \• . TY T7/ 1. / 14iLAL'/I / ILIt1 /' '/ /1 •. 1ri ,, 411 / /-'/_.\/ > 1 JI__••\ . . -I - - _. ____ __ - 4 - ---.,4 9J - . 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HE HAS MEM9ERED THE BIRTHPAY OF GALANJ HIS YOUNGEST SON, AND 15 RIDING POSTHASTE ACROSS THE PASS TO THULE. ___ WE GIVE ;' VEL H/ 5T4R THEN OUR ARCHER5 WILL SE TREE HNrwN TNE TRAGLER$. TRIBE ARE BROUGHT BEFORE PRINCE ARN-- STARG, OVERWORKED AND CONJERED BY AN ARMY LED BY A TEENAGE BOY-- THEIR SPIRIT FOREVER BROKEN. dTHERE /5 GLORY iN $O/L/N OUR SWOROS 5UCH AS YOU. GO" wro /a 40 St jals Now take the past Nil ir am man Lfley the aw_ 40 :fit' Fi- rA ~nA ti - 8.3 . i f --------- — - CD ______ 14 ______ HE PRESENTS GALAN VTH HIS FIRST HORSE. SOME IT MIGHT SEEM A NY, BUT TO LAN IT IS A WARHOR5E, Z OH, THE THRILL OF BEING 'THE MAN ON HORSEBACW RIDING HIGH ABOVE THE ORDINARY FOLK. BUT THERE 5 A FRCE O PAl. A WARRIOR'S FIR ST CONCERN IS CARE O HIS MOUNT AND GALAN IS GLAD HE AN K STANDING, FOR SITTING IS GOIN& TO BE PAINFUL FOR QUITE SOmE TIME. Wi,uL 11-24 CD IL z I THE B03R N L OS E R THREE YEARS AGO VAL BEGAN CARVE THIS ROCKING HORSE FOR GALAN, BUT HIS TRAVELS KIM F FINISHING IT. pJ IS TOO LATE HE WILL CAR WINGS R AND KE IT A DECORATION. — NEXT said ex cted ings or EK- TILnprok Journe by Art Saimsozn OH Mh / & \ 4 uu DIPPeR VU CL Xr 2.2 0.21 CL WHAT TH WK WNT A, A NUTG CL CL 57 if _ U . - • S 5 -, 1 5 I + I - • • .- S :- - - - • S - t .- 88 Television - - natural resources. - 4 - armiment In the r-ear vard. lorIa (Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) agly stral �I., AMAN DA PAN DA CH CHAIRSOMETH ING —: __-.----_-- -- -••----- -',- — •-.- - s-s -'-- -'S - WITH C14 13EGING CHOCOLATES I V, V'ICNOW, ERMI if You $1? HERE LONG EIVOUCaN You'Re LIKELY To $99 OUST ABO NYTNING. - 9 * - - ON WHICH 1611'! ___• - by Course &Willie CH OEGINS CHAL-Ko I WRITE ON 5LACK130ARPS 56GIN"S — 1 I -. L>••.4' ' 4 LETS SEE WHICH ON CH I SHOUU7 040066. THAT 'S A (CHOOSE MEAt'16 '1TO PICK OUT') CH E E R7gPRAy/( 7T P4 15HOUT ...AS X WAS SAYING, wow 6EC71NS tost HAP 41 '41 ock- / T1 and oved 'tii ~_( IN I (kJ tIs ould eral Y1 --.. kesno if let too Ilk t any • said ) 1914byiA MRfQ US 1&4E5 Pat O' kesthat I to WINTHROP by Dick Camra.111 - (Do YOLJ THI N K THE MIAMI COLPHI CAN WIN ITALL AA I N, CO5Mf i - CIO I 115 GET TI NG COLD... ()1 j) y#; P0 'rtJLJ THINK IT'LL COSMO? in HAVE YOU HEARD I ANY GCXX JOKES LAi LV, 2CMO J I © 1974 by NEA, Inc. T M. Reg US Pit Ott. (WHY c DN'rYOLI TELL MHWAS q' - ' AND TCLJ WONDER WHY NiASA WON'T HAVE AN\'ThINO 10 1X' Wfl4Y00.' IMAGINE... TAL4cZIN9 1' A ALLOC*.J/ ii c'awti m JALL 1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE N CH I PP ED' AND I DID IT! I%\AYE PRONLL I•, IF t PUT IT a 1. EGAP, MEN I'D LIKE 'IOU TO HELP ME EVALUATE MYTORIES C' OH.' 5UGT A ONE— ___ MARTHA WA1 'TICKET TO 8E. T. AWP.Y-. ' .'IBERI&! BEFORE I TEAPOT.' ! THEM & P3E:LXSCXL3LA'S POP lby Les Carroll )1 FIR5AMTER)'- -)IouNp5 LIRE IT'5 "Ti4E Cfr-5E OF T4E ABOUT INTREFT FROM MI55ING 6P1RIT5! TRE OWLS CLUE! HOLLYHOCK IS THE MOUSIEST GIRL I EVEP I I NEXT ? SHE S Al 0 IT --- ----- by I ermeer A AGAIN r - - ( -c--- '*' • I ,? C 1• • 4t / . .\t/1\j r _ I lilt Ak zr a I - --- a - -,---- Z Y - 0 • M.kAFF WELL,1 I A CHILPREN5 TALE WH/ NOT TRY YOU OULPN'T SELL FOR BrRcPGE MAJOR? )6AP! - - I HEh'//EH'JZL 6ETAT LEAST CIGAR - r------- - r AND THEN 1 PEOP'...E THEY I r (WISH HADN'T WITHOUT P A ' THINKING... . ! ' SOME I motlEy FOR 711/S ONE. '7 SA"( THINGS 4A'O FROM I - ' MI-STFF A 7' TRAr" CL • __ p 'iOU WATCH! ANY MINUTE NOW SHE'LL E& YOUR FORGIVENESS HOLLYHOCK IS THE MOUSIEST GIRL - I.\'EP SAW' - _1•' - I _-' '\ Ii uss \ I SHE I ( REALLY I \ MEANS / \ IT _ ii TIlE MYSTERY I ' a 0 - RM I! I ( (( Inç, T.MReç. US. OF THE \k , -" \ -" - TINT 01 CHIPPED ; T. TEAPO1 BLACKMAIL, NOTftU MT AMOS! _.r—"!I • 6 0 -. / 124 - San- w•rs• 'oats - - "'• - Television -. ............. 8B e xhibi t . natural — -- Iv( and when he turned around argument In the rear yard. Florhia. Ulerald Photo by Bob Lloyd) gIy frsI �V - - V • - - - - - - -, -. ---- It Bernice Bede folf 0n t0rl/ ujeel< A -Apr il S1. sloNs you down Thursday, drive 10 •; , 0 FH Bn%A B call, AT QUESTION AM I ASKED MOST FTEN ' ARE YOU MAR R IED? ' SHOWING THAT TEN[NCY OU TO LEAD AGAIN IlLCTOfl 1 / 1 'rev ll 6eC B .--. I. 0 / / . - r ) 1" LE , I / ft A - - ,i fr / LEO (July23 Aug 22) Ideis are better Sundaj thin on Monday Persistence aflt drive hill be required if goals are to be realized this week A social Went Friday Weekend is busy. but fun. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Watch for pitfalls in ustness Monday Experi. menhin9 with impractical ideas rnIdweeksets your srrdeb3c Fri1a IBRA c ' - Affillk SCORPIO lOct 24-Nov 22) The week begins profitably Tuesday through cloc~e associations h3ve a greater effect than USUal On Proqre otney, Saturday Improvement in an important relationship. CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) _...esfic tranquility Sunday Some rumbles Mo7.d iy Social affairs are complicated, frustrating Tuesday till Thursday. Friday, important work is neglected Weekend. Good for hobbies IL IT \ I — ET4O TAKE THAT EGGPLANT SOUFFLE PET' HE WONI BREAK IN HERE AGAIN! ii I u~F THE TOP -- AND _MME IT A SHAME TO A ACTE IS IC FOR LOYALIT. I NOTE Send tett,r to Bernice Bede Osal, ci o this newspaper 1200 West Third Street. Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot - answer all the loUers. only the 1\4 i by TomK.Ryn Th ones of general interest. T -Student's Cornor - PLAN 001-1 WILL HE PO ITO/ WIL-1, ~F CONSf~NT KHOO THE STAR OF TFU TO IRLIMINAU"REP PANG! ; r: PRF.AP 1"0 ACCIT1- 7HE APUAMON MICH FAME ONTER OUR HOPS ANP OUR SAW 110 IN GENi5k% ARE No-r rn) F-j.lot,,F 7c) 6AIABL.F LW 71-IFVkA`0 VFp ,t5OR /SUES RRUPT D/SOPERS ARE ALSO lKEY P1113LIC INSTITUTIONS OF PF-ST01INT. AC 774r p< t CO3)/ i !U,S L, ,/1L SiIL.L. RESTLESS. I GEM/N/S ANP SA/TrA/4NS WON'TT T AWcH 01Jr OF VeGAINS 8TPZjCj< W1 77-/IS PFZIOP 1'.4 t by NEA.In c-., . YOU RE ALL SEt FUR 'Y BlFTrI0,v SLIGHTLY 100 EXPENSIVt FOR ME TO DRr - / \ ouu. IHRTFII) 5 A V47 VEWS A RE IJNF A84 M017 PERSON vVJ40 g; AMP FOND uc 1 \ ' ' "THIS 1NC./V/PiA IS A1SOAW 1 ' - / — --- _____ -'• --- : I AQUARIUS U 20 -Feb, 19 kMonday. miy:fiil~irr aftenvon to family problems so they won't versist PISCE3 tFen 20-March 201 Don't risk money on foolish things early in the ire Lock u the house v.k Meek ideas imposed on you arouse your A welcome guest pops in this weekend Fu ...this Week and this Month j kesthat j 0 to in /0 MONTHS ZT~_ CA Rii5ii / I// APAPTALE ThINTWP MEW CONt7/ TIONS SHOULPAAJUNE'PECTFP THEIR LIVES. II' SO*W 1JtP. k THE S/GM OF SAGITTARiuS F . 4VEATENP1WCY TO 5LURTCIJT EXACTLY WHAT'S r • . ___ ____ CAUSE OTHEKS TO THINK THEM UNwEcESSAR/LyRup, / WI TI-i IN I NEWPOJECTS "I nut uals VNTIJRE, ther . -- dter too any said 't • ic carefully. Popularity improves this weekend. GITTARIANS OF eral SAGITTARIUS (Uov, 23 Dec 21) An emotional problem Monday Pace your cf to avoid tensions and overwork midweek Friday, don' t be your own at- • 774~ WEEK 0;:NOV O-AloV.30 OFtAfS wirHm wa*oLE ____________________________________________ I op. ;I:T uuld OW LOVE- M i-AIRS A&A!Jsr Y84/fl 13ETTLF JUP6MENT ANP COMMON SENSE. tHE PACMNT - ost recheck facts Peispectivie is tnuch clearer Saturday _______ - and ove IC r I p' i ?tonday. OW obligations are felt midweek Judgments faulty Friday ! .1-4 &_A Friday, clarity your goals Saturday. Ttiings improve. CANCER IJune 21 -July 22) Sunday is favorable for self - interests Unusual cond;t!arls affecting friendships arise midweek, Be alert Don I evade re L / ' 2 vie - N ve even wore tactful than usual in your associations midweek Friday, some" additional expenses Saturday. stability returns, GEMINI (May at June 20) Budget funds wisely for outside activities Sun hloni:14 Be prepared to keep your nose to the grindstone most of the ko '1) _ ie extra-prudent. TT 1 0 us day, but Monday Ificky Weekeod, Vt1E1CX!U] 01, iv You uke the W114. HE P1&N 10 THE TOAST (OH L.ESS WILL01 I WILOLO! I Icil Zs _TH I s P56-i! MOVFAROONP MORE,S1UP1P. k — . I 'jfl((Y AROLJI7 Ti-i' C.-AMPF1R R44If I T Ait''T FA9( To F CA5TUJ T' &H - 1 ffian they e _____ __ __ Wd ex. led X\ or L OXYT VM VAT OUM-W 1 IP 'I 01 _ - 74Wd& VVAY by Maid MuIll"Valm I, .JTNAKS/)! TOE5ACCO PC IR gOc'-Ir1R O9R--- sFAcZ[ MIZ90wh/, 7-HE . FOR 6- nu Oro V. — -- _________ - _____________ ,.JoT To MFi'JTIOtJ FL-A'H FIgF(F4.c7, CQALcAR ciW-I VAV-fl7 2'O ...AN) OF COtJ1 TOM, AtiCASTR , LRt9 TRAVFL1tJ ' L-&, •,oK —.---. HOT- K FORGET IT! SORRY, PAP C-0T OUT OF H15 ILL F7A PA 01 At -1 YJE 6iii _% a ~ )t7'1 UAP & I Lagly Te1t8IOn - ---=•'- -- 5_ 55_ - = - SS _5_ _ 5- S 4 - -- 5--55 - -- Ii5- - ------- - ------ :—+-- sS== S - ----- S= na tural - -_ ____ 1-- +_ __ SssS -- -. Pon ht and when heturned around arurnent in the ear yard !__-4 - ------- Y SS=SSSSSjI__S ______ tefar0 ?oLo oy eb LIo)dl - 5 _ 5 S 5 �.•-. ••• . . •. CAM.P . . . ________ by Larry CLATTER US .• . Lewis - 2 H .._-4( ..-•--. -- - 'ç- i - iL.i - -- -- - li-le 1 DEAR FOLLY and o- __ - 11JJ I / JJ Neat Apron This nul.okng apron L will ke*P you protected No 8143 with PHOTOGUIDE is in Small, Medium or Lair Size Medium (12.1 1-1/8 I IT \ WORKO ALLAMERICAN SAFETY . ___ /1 - 24 AAN * / * •- • . c0 0 - ________I _________ * .- * j PHOTO- GUIDE f i j f,ti I TO so 13LAZE ... &ALKEE WAINT~5 M15-i I DON'T AROIJE WITH T H IF 9 0C 5!5, IEA5Y'I ,, I'M - 4v 8305 ;.-•- Tent Style To be worn Iteg with lo Sleeves or unbIted in s;eave• less version. No 8305 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sues 8 to 18. Size to, 32 bust 4 yards 45-inch / '\ not a container can be used again and a ga in.ANETT DEAR POLLY — Be your own trasmasher! then fasten towel In a plastic bag. PINCiL / backache! — JO. and oved Slost a a disposal. another — MRS. O.C.Y. 5106 od embroidered in rich colors. will add a serene look to any room Pattein No. 5106 has hot-iron transfer for io', 14 design; color chart, stitch iHustration __________________________ —.__; - DEAR OLLY—Wheflwemoved l had a lot of stationery with the old -- address on my hands. Printed labels completely covered the old address neatly. — ARCHIE. 43- Lill ___ - rtIfl. wastebaskets of loose paper can be mashed into a two-quart milk carton. These cartons can stand a lot of ioressure. Also, boxes can be flattened with the feet and several Wonderful for leg cramps or the Polly pays S1.00 for every idea used. Send thsins to her, ~t, this newspapier. DEAR POLLY — When mailing more than one gift in the same box mark the number of gifts inside on the cover of the box so none are overlooked. — ANN B. I Sand 75c each plus 25c for postage and handling with nam•, address, pattern jiumber and she to PATTERNS (,,b thl ORDERnewspspet), 43811, Ailldlown Station, Now York, NY 1001 F. DEAR POLLY keep a wax paicil noar My refrigerator and alwais date containers of leftovers as well as writing what Is in the container. The pencil marku,gs wash away so DEAR POLLY When a hot water boltlo Is not available, soak a towel In very hot water, squeeze out and 8-18 SL a," r — i. f. - _4 bottom of the logs of a pair of blue jeans. On one log write "Dark," on the other "Light."Hang the jeans on the closet door. Saves work for . G CAPTAIN EASY 1:rn*4 : have a CLAUDIA. I tk, . \ ' h1\ is r: •- ! in Sizes 24 Size 12, 35 b5t 2-51 yards 45-inch II11b jr,.c 1124 i \ , ::p : cardboard tube before putting the roll In the dispenser. This prevents the roll from tuming so last and tissue 5 conserved 0R0T clothes. Tie or sew together the IJ i'U LI 8176 Mlt-24½ Accent the lines of It* Pretty panel on this dress with top-stitching to( tNi smitt Wk No 8176 with h/s.*J44 . - A - — - - ** ' Top Stitched 4~ K * L __ r. 'l en be stackedl— POLLY — ma children v?a way of unrolling far too much toilet tissue. I squeeze a roll so that a crease Is formed in the has only a hairline crack, put a piece of tape on the bottom to Identify it and save louse for root ting house plant plippings. UY 4 VJITkOUT HIS GLA9SSJ ,_4c' V •_••( 'i\ _) TOO SAD WC DIDN'or KNOW HE COULDN 17 READ '40U WALTZED THROUGH THE WHOLE T5AM UNTIL "IOU GOT TO THEIR 0 I. I I saverelish d Pointer to help othar kids with the wbiernof storing and st SMALL MEDIUM 1 * I DEAR POLLY Every year our family makes candles for Chris mas. We use potato chip canisters for molds paper inside the can to pretty candle. You'll have beautiful candles for gifts or home use. 8143 Ad - - _ — peanut butter jars for storing leftovers. They take up much less space In the refrigerator than bowls lend 11C TO ORDER:.' for 160 handling with nao. m address, pattern numbar and size to PATTERNS ( this n0wsFaP*f), Box 4388, Midtown Station. Now York. NY 10018. eral no • ifter too said kesthat d to by Crooks & Lawrence H&A&~... TSTILL, VVHEN PEALING WITH A A CHARACTER OF 5TRONC51FOOT'S AN E,A;ZLY THANK~50IVINL9 SEEM5 -!~PLIRPR15ET... I DON'T ALLEY 003P YOU WILL i &,\Y ' I'M HAVINO V5AR. by Dave Graue t_J.1;T "CAU5E THAT LITTLE FELLA )UN[) 111.5 WING6, IT DONT MEAN CONNA TAKE HIS PLACE,, WONDER WHERE THAT CRITTER GOT SUCH A DUMB IDEA r DON'T EVEN LOOK LIKE ONE OF THEM FLYIN** LIZARD5,, .,. e in WHA INDUSTRIE nu Uals ______ ______________________ 4 __ • ther aake the THERE 60 THE 000R LOFOVO IT, LCKWELL1 LIVE - 0U6HT YOU 5AID "JIVE TURKEY' :. ./r/ BE THE OLD TURKEY TO SIZINJ3 MS THAr T09KE V. 1 I,! cm! ON! THIS MUST ' MAN ."i // I 5URE WISH HE HADN'T CKED 1.'CAUE THERE AIN MIDDLE OF A RAINSTORM NUTHIN if 10 SMELL'S WORSE THAN A WET nian they the Aive Air 7A 11C 4. Angs said extted ings or be 2 by Dick Rogers ONDER ZOH MN Y W Dooiiesbury PLU G-:1A a NEP OGfl4. AC SAT_________ E. 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'E 'I, 1/UT I OCW 'T ?9 Santa Cruz, Calif. 95061 - . r - SJfl - - -- -S - )UrI lioats ft - - - - - - . - - . - - . - . - - Televisl exhibit. •••'— -- ;;;I;;; --.•- ,•- fflerld Photo by Bob Lloyd) �1 SM03RT by Frank 31111 SHOULD B AL-E TO A GREAT SHOT FOR TOMORROWS SPORTS PAGE FROM HERE. LFGEE1PdGHT DOWN_ES s:uES, FLASH 3N I 1I1ensk1 LOOKG LIKE AN ND JUN _ 67th Year, No 83—Monday, November 25, 1974 3C 77. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents rs IM oc e e11 er oses Second jç v'IE COUL. DIE) 'IOU GF,- A fl-IEY E COMIN& AGAIN P , ______ Inc T M Pe Q 174 t PEA ________________ lot US ____ Off. — - Ju~ — by Stoffel & UC;S 1E3 ZqZqY iVE MISSED VIOVER? EXCEP1' HELLO, FOR C44EWINC-7 UP THE PURNITURE, DICYGING HOLES IN THE YARD AND -5ARKINC-7 ALL NIGW,NE'SAGWEAT YEF OCN IS _ COMPANION! dahl em I -- ________ BILL! COME, i ALMOST FERoor wOVEK! somuHIN? WeCOVERED IF HE FELT ANY IJI ETTER,HE'2 \J \ BE dSICK.., / THP A DAY FER. A WEEK! I B Turns Up 2 Rings HE WOt4r TAKE ANY UNLESS DrWINK SOME V / ( I ) ____ __ •. S* te Interstate Mall, 1-4 and SR 436, Altamonte Springs. .' . f weeds on an embankment / -- I —y (.-•__/ -- 't., Ii'24 _. \,_ ,l, -'. . . •-• -- .• • . ' by H 93 I hnel Sc . Lder 1 - .. ( 1 . • '''.. - The site of t1w body find wm roped off and placed under guar d Sunday night as in- -1 L_.. - -....,\ '-, estigators waited for morning light to begin their intensive search for evidence that may lead to the identity of the oman The site is west of '_.-... 3 . -• • • - - .. ::. ' -- a •- — ______ -____ ------------ ._l ----------------- - . - L -- ____ -- --.--• - -._-. ----•----------.----- ,.—T ______ - 10 THE CLUMSY MM) THERE o • officers have yet to find mediately determined if the anything to indicate the cause strip of overgrown area lsinthe I- t ( 1 - RI - '- -p - - .j _____ i - I WeatherDetails Page5A Index 1 \, much I admire her courage," he said. of mind is to thank God that During the intervening four go on with his political career. Nelson will have no change in In the first operation. Mrs. legi.slatise act creating the December meeting. Longwood Faces Suit Fees 113 i The annua l Seminole County W k In addition there will be the of the $109,OW is for unpaid engineering fees of the defunct city sewer system rejected b>' f If . ---.•• the spokesman. his political plans." ---• -- - authority the county must appoint the individuals recommended. - Theprobl em CALNO has authority to make decisions binding upon the citle& The consensus in the past cannot bind the- cities. Chairman Tom Embree and Longwood Council Chairman Don Schreincr said that they Although it was said at the ill bring the matter to the attention of their respective governing bodies at meetings the municipal appointments had to be taken before Dec. 30, Legion Fair Association officers include Frank Luecker, A new educational exhibit president and treasurer; l)uil(ling has been added this ent; and Joel year for displays by4 11Clubs, Vincent, Clarence other highlights of fair week David DeVoll, extension agent Television 30. jointly recommend in writing through Oviedo, Winter Sprhigs Thelegislation states further a in e event two-thirds o t by Nov. 30) individuals to fill and either Lake Mary or two city so on Sanford. - - . !• • I l - •-r-' .! • ' r - - ••-,,, -' AZ -- -' • r - c - ..-- ., -. - . - - -. • . -• . -.. . . - - • - -•, .__ Sheriff's deputies are in Smith was gone and he saw a vestigating the violent deaths hand sticking cut of the water. - overboard while fishing on the Smith, 48, was found dead on --____________ !, ,.. Slaying Investigated Association Show. The U.S. present the public with the best street, Sanford. told deputies times with a .22 caliber Army will have a special information on conservation of that Smith was in the rear of the revolver following a domestic natural resources. hn8tandwhenheturned around argument In the rear yard. 8B exhibit. Az4~ . Apparent Drowning the dining room flow of the * '' r V_ • 5A .. Winter Springs and Lake Mary Atty. Tom Freeman said NORMAN FLOYD POint15 unless some word is the proposed tri.county exreceived from the cities by Nov. Seminole's cities (five) acting pressway will be constructed REFLECTIONS The breeze barely ripples the waters of the west basin of San- BY NATURE moored at Slouroe Harbour. Sailing hu become tocreastagly popularwith Lake Monroe a natural remation center for reutral ........... ...... tonight. '% the new law permits the county to name the municipal ap- licials were somewhat stir- have boosted taxes by three or prised by the court action, four mills adding that it had been ex City council is expected to pted the firm would submit a take some action authorizing requested itemized statement defense of the suit at tonight's before Liking court action 730 meeting couple's house. According to Dr. Lamb .............6A ncr served Thursday and the Commerce trophy will be Point east of Sanford. Horoscope • Roger Brown, of 50 E. 11th reports he had been shot three Rabbit awarded the exhibit judged to Florida 813 Central .-' Hospita Obituaries -- However, a hospital spokes. man said there would be no medical comment until after the operation. "There are too many things to evaluate for any medical discussion now." said the city voters in a straw ballot the statement would be negotiated the budget for the last June current year was adopted The city has until Dec 10 to containing no provision for answer the suit and (,lace and pa y ment of the $100,000 will be a nwnksgiving (tin. The Sanford Chamber of St. Joh m lliver ne ar Grassy . ----• weeks ago. CALNO meeting that action consider any reduction and the itemized bill was requested. While council still beheed ................... 5A • efeller ~aid "I assume t would To Coun xpressway Authorny will be a trout pond for Dunnigan, George Citron, over the weekend of two SanSanPearl Small, 4, E 21st fishermen .On Wednesday and Russell Tench, Steve Balint and ford area men. Stree t, Midway, was arrested 4A Thurs!a> merchants' courtesy James Q Galloway. Deputies 12B tickets til1 be honored for Cooperating with fair of- cf Robert Smith, 61, of 1016 on murder charges b> deputies 5A di sco un ts on Midway rides licials are Frank Jasa, county Mangoustine Menue, Sanford, Saturday in the death of her 1213 Sunday will be Senior Citizens' extension director, Louise (111, Sunday afternoon nearly three common law husband Dear Abby '' • i An added feature this year David Around the Clock Bridge Calendar Comics . Sem e County Fa r Th s ee Fpture Farmers, Boy and C11d members include Jaerns Scouts an others. \ianlscalco, George Maybury, Dr.Crane .1: Officers said preliminary for adults and bicycles for ,..-'.f") I Investigators, however, ounty TAUT AS THE FOAM- RU51BER, bJ -- - moved her left breast In the first operation. Polk said it was not im- crafts, photography and n road leading to a condominium Sunda> Belle City Amusement e midway tiques, chic, industrial, Inc. will provide th de velopment. educational and religious Dr. G V Garay, Seminole rides and concessions Daily door prizes for adults ex hi bits. Medical Examiner, C 0Plg hours for the exIn will be $25 savings bonds and preliminary made for children AM and FM position building will be 5 pm Tuesday and Friday; 4 p.m. transistor radios. Weekl)y prizes Wednesday and 1 pm ThurCLOUDY will be a por ta ble telev ision mom . The fomer governor of New York added that his own frame A Rockefeller family spokesman, Hugh Morrow, said that "Happy wants her husband to "... usual agricultural livestock, Radcliffe are demanding a trial engineering bill, Schreiner Hattaway Drive and southeast Fair will open Tuesday at 5 at the American Legion poultry, rabbits, produce, home by jury. said of the Interstate Mall and P. M. ti culture, ba king on 1792 south of canning, hor Fairgrounds Council chairman Don lie noted that including Montgomery Ward, barel y private Sanford and run through and the household arts, arts, Schreiner said today city of- $109,000 in the budget would feet off an unnam ed 1 - 'She has total confidence in the nurses, doctors and the whole atmosphere in this hospi(al, Rockefeller said. Urban told her the cells might not move about the body for years. but should be removed, Rockefeller said that when hiS wife accompanied him last week to hearings In Washington on his confirmation as vice president, she knew she would enter the hospital for the second operation, "I can't tell you how very where a teenager found the carried several paper bags investigations lead them body while riding his mmnibike. from the scene Sunday that are believe the woman was killed Sheriff John Polk and believed to have contained where the body was found. LONGWOOD — Glace and Although the suit says the city Altamonte Police Chief Justus bones and other evidence. The site where the body was Polk said today investigators found Is approximately seven Radcliffe, a Winter Park council agreed to pay the East said the body, believed to have been lying in the brush for are checking all reports of miles from an Altamonte consulting engineering firm, $109,000 after negotiations were 10 days to three weeks, is that of missing women in the central Springs dump off SR 431 where has filed a breach of contract undertaken, Schreiner said the a woman but initial search of Florida area in hopes they will decomposed bodies of two suit against the City of present council did not agree to the area showed no signs of a furnish leads in the case, young women were f ound in Longwood for $109,000 pl us the sum. He said that Acting City Atty. East said a teenage boy, who August 1973. One of those interest, court costs and atviolent struggle. The body was fees. Ned Julian told council Glace he declined to identify, found victims is still unidentified and torney partially clad, officers said. Sources said the woman may the body about 3:30 p.m. authorities have made no Documents filed in the and Radcliffe was willing to have been the victim of a sex Sunday while riding his arrests in the cases. Seminole County circuit court negotiate the fee downward crime but officials refused to by the law firm of Jones and substantially. He added comment or speculate on the Jones of Altamonte Springs for howe ver that a representative h of the firm then refused to possibility. • I Glace and Raddliff t . - _____"s' • performed on Mrs. Rockefel- ler's right breast. Rockefeller said technicians found the next day a pinhead of malignant cells, but it was dormant." Rockefeller voiced concern f his 48-year-old wife's py chologkal and emotional well being and asked her doctor, Je rome A. Urban, not t mediately that a second operat.ion was needed. Urban re- shortly alter she entered Memorial Hospital on Sunday her husband, Vice President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller, said at a news conference that her frame of mind was "pretty good." A( t ha t tirniabio Governments' announced plan posed of five members with Although County Com. three appointed by the county to appoint two representatives to the new Seminole County missioner Dick WiIllams, the and two by CAUq0. C ys toALNO, EMMMAY Aut"Ority may be The s 37"opted during1his )tar -i Investigators mid today a vestigations before the remai~s minibike up the embankment various cities gi-.,e the bill to detemine the method of wedding ring and an were removed Sunday to between the private road and a organization specinI ,thofity. a, for a severi-mmber board. five engagement ring found in Seminole Memorial Hospital at nearby residential area. The County Commission Chair- reprrsentatives at a recent of whom must be counti underbrush may help them Sanford for an autopsy today. youth notified pohce and city man John Kimbrough has meetingscheduled action on the commMionerg. Identify the decomposed Polk said Sunday that a and count), detectives pointed out that the special two appointments for the rings this morning while sifting body proved fruitless, police law enforcement agencies are through the eight-foot-high said. investigating . of the chest muscle was left intact. When asked if today's OPeration would go as far, Rock- But Urban's position held, and when Mrs. Rockefeller anked a week ago about the results tic c mant t were found. authority does not designate Altamonte Springs Mayor CALNO as the organization Norman Floyd, CALNO with authority to make the Chairman, said at the timethat TheCALNOCouncilof Local appointments, the authority was to be corn- Altamonte Springs police and of the woman's death. Search city of Altamonte Springs or in sheriffs Investigators found the for a wallet or purse near the the county jurisdiction so both ,f• -• the lymph nodes were removed By DONNA E.S1'ES HeraldStalfWrfter remains of a woman found search with a metal detector blanketed the scene _'-, ___ S Sunday afternoon near the 'didn't turn up anything" and . f, . V 0 -w //' - • TM. Peg. US. Pat. Off. WHY? ' ____ i 1,— . I HOPE IT TASTES COOP! I WANT YA T6AVF_ HIM A SPOONFUL a TH15 Rockefeller's left breast and / Sheriff's Lt. George Abbgy, center, helps 111ove body from underbrush (rear) JL weeks, other physicians were consulted about alternatives to surgery, Including radiation therapy and drug treatment. __ ,,' t. this was found out prior to the spread of it to the rest of her body." Mrs. Rockefeller's left breast was removed Oct. 17 at the hosPital, a part of the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, ALNO B ocked On A pointments o • - • ____________________ _-.__--_•.._..j C ! - -- Happy - OKAY SEND ME THE HOLD IT, ELMER! IS HE COMPLETELY WOVEK, REALLY GLAD T/ 6EE YA,- FUDDSY! Of ARf'IV 1" AKF' j Cancer Rockefeller underwent surgery today to have her right breast removed, only five weeks after losing her cancerous left breast in a similar operation. A hospit,al spokesnian said th{.surgical teafl1began (lie Ofr eration at 8:23 a.m. NEW YORK (Al') EM -T0 00 IT T PIG-TURE? To Breast lord's marina in the calm of the morning's first sunny bow's. Nature reflects a picture all her own with the mash 01 sailboats Florida. Herald Photo by Bob Lloyd) I ••- '- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/f93b79952ef7e5778ede9fcd422773c6.pdf 1fdbb35c557c9eeccafeb249e8b6d390 PDF Text Text .--i 44 _ C: f jil t; I ) - I rn Ixi an, r" M CL i 1: M 06 I 0,,, hi! 1A 1111111 Hi ru V*, T I MID 10 14 44 ________ - a • S :3 04" ro * 990 06 0 n an 0 r. 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In that race, Turner lost a write-in bid for a (D no 1. all Z Cr I a a W Za 0 V 0000 - P .• 8888 (A 44 — r - r r r >00 z tog U, a 0 X X ;a &I Not - %VILL - ;9 to 3 aft ca K (D X • I ar es AI.I V I flo ur rla Trorrr)s rris F'lI L.f responsibility." last three years but admitted ding to revitalize the downtown dollar amount of taxes have are-i." been retained due to increased uga said he'sdisturbed I it pro perty evaluations. appearances by the three In response to Jaycee 's the The count assesses in many candidates before the S8nfOrd- questions, Euga said he's "all property and the city ha no mim ion doesn't listen to the Seminole Jaycees. for central purchasing by control over this, M orris rec mmendations of the city zoning and planning cornSeminole County and municipal noted. Keith hit the placing of a $6.5 commission but failed to raise The ripple in the thus far any issues In the campaign appearance. quiet campaign came during 4on 9 :3 rr 0 "11; tA M 0 N ,, y W 0 P I 2 (D governments but against He called drainage the city's million drainage bond issue the Nov. 5 ballot by city com- consolidation of other functions number one problem. City missioners saying "it w as the suchaspolice protection under voters solidly oneagency. drainage bonds Nov. 5 and " Keith also oid opposition Moms said the city corn 2 a 0 -4 - CL — ri g 0 or 0 mom+ campaign are "keep taxes I ' 9A 000000 ZZZZZZ 0 14 8 __ r. 9 10 CL M M CA I b 10 (D A second city con' )mission seat is up for el ection Dec. 3. Incumbent A. A. McClanahan is opposed b three candidat to police consolidation. mission must still try to solve Alfred DeLatfi beaudiere, Guy "I think we'll 1w forced to 90 the problem. Thornto n and down and no more spending" to consolidated goverment "I .. think—we can still sol%e ' the Woodhouse - 0 city Request Tabled the request wying access to the for Southern . •.- k Rate H ke BellAs s '*- . - . • , 7~ it - U Ny _ — TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. — Southern Bell Iced the .-... (AP) - Public Service Commission today for a $216.5 million rate increase, the largest in the history of the state The firm asked that the entire Increase go Into effect within 3o days, but (f the PSC refuses that, to grant at least an $86 million Increase immediately. The increase would - ' • Ott •. :. - —Boost pay telephone rates from 10 cents to 20 cents. e customers 20 cents IJ each time t hey call informationmore than three times month (owit) Commission Ch airman John himbrough (low er right) addresses Lake Mary council —Increase installation charges from $30 to $60 for Traff ic Stalls Lake Ma res ences a rorn o $68.50 for busknesses. The proposed increases Ofl c mon Y services By BILL BELLVILLE Boulevard. are dependent on whether Government officials and cent directory assistance ditional traffic impact on the I* 4 sector at Lake Mary Ian overpass at the interchange is not designed tor anything but "low density traffic" In the Other concerns, Neiswender heads from said, are: eminole County and Lake — Rhinehart Road and SR Mary were joined by 46A, to the Lake Mary A ndy McCall, representing Bradley and Young. developers o f the proposed industrial For instance, for a g-Carlson Plant property, told the officials his Miami residence, the bergarlson and Scott Elec— Lake Ma Bo ulevard !irn not able to market the present rate of 18.55 would tronics in Lake Mary City hall from U.S. 17-92 to 14. land until the zoning change is go up to $11.20 with the coin this morning to consider the — Lake Emma Road, a two- granted. McCall said he can not and directory assistance inte nsive traffic problem that a lane dirt road ptojt the type of industry that plan and $12 without it proposed ligh t industrial zoning Longwood Hills Road, a Woul d ultimately utilize the For businesses the rateschange rngt cause two-lane road. land The Lake Mary Planning and to County Engineer Bill Bush Department of Tran Zoning Commission $28 or t28.80, has said the 14 interchange at 1.,ake sportation officials at the already approved a change Mary Boulevard is almady meeting 3aid that ac Southern Bell officials charges are allowed. r department — - 41b GO Adjoining ci tizens opposed Recommended ul sal on site, he said Braiky Oam has plans for townhouse uni ts are proposed — Dec. 12 publi c hearings • Officials said Sanford 198 houses, townhouses and for the 19 acres — in the flat were Set for a Conditional use opeUons are expected to start garden-te aparenta on the phase and 130 in the second request in a commercial zo with employes 50 in the tract. Project costs have been phase. The five acres for 1S. Saord Ave. by ne at Richard w plant and 20 in the of fices estimated at $ mithon, commc1al zoning would be a Buck for e of alcoholic — and Increase to 100 in about Odham said the homes will "Mghly controlled, very sub-beverages for on-premises 18month& First year payroll is range from two to f our bedroom dued, formal neighborhood consumption; and for a estimated at $1 million. models expected to sell in the shoppldg area," Urban said. proposed amendment to the M' approval of construction $26,000 to $,000 pace range. A pproved addjUo zoning ordinance off-street plans is conditioned on the 1 — Warned contractors for lots to Dreyfus Interstate parki on ng requl menta donating right-of-way on the Klmco Development Corp. that Development Corporation's dealing wi th changes of use in west side of Airport Boulevard occupancy of additions to Zayre 'Carriage Cove" mobile home buildings and additionalcon.to the city for possible future Plaza Shopping Centeç. .U.& ptrk op SP4V. strurtion. te 2 CL Z 1908 WeSt i taxrniilagerateshae he is looking into "tax break campaigns are based on "fiscal time if elected to the city been lowered each year for the possibilities and federal fun- E - Episcopal Church's annual bazaar. IleraId Photo by Jane Cauelberry) Euga, a retired usa bl edsaid ac both responded that their veteran, said he can work full F awl to get You In the Christmas mood. She has her stocking, but may have a long wait for Santa to pop out of this chimney at Holy c~oss Euga said he's nLnning a Governments "is alreadv rock to find them," of -apparently running without poor man's campaign" with working toward central purSlorris also said the city platforms." little advertising and maximum chasing." commission is vitall' interested Howe ve r, candidates Delbert contributions Morris cited his record of in the deterioration of the ti vi t y in city go v ernment. He downtown business section and Euga and E.O. "Eddi e"Keith _____ -_4 411111111 :1101 WHERE'S SANTA? Edwards of Incumbent Sanford city He also favors "keeping up but It will be quite a few years problems," he said, "and if commissioner John Morris Sanford's fine recreation yet," Morris said, lie noted the federal funds are available Thursday accused his two program, especially for youth." CALNO Council of I ocal the next four ea I'll lift every • 0 MUM:" F-5 0ii C. LL ry > > ;a X X X W I a 2 STOCKING'S READY "'Ile Christy Edwards, 211 year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs, G. L , (A > M o P En CrA. I" Z Arl a 5' 11" . 4 ~ ~,4 :1 "1 $3 'V 1i F i; n r- *,~; U.}J,1ü I 0 ____ 4 in Turner and seven former assodatesalso face retrial on federal mall-fraud charges. of Jewett Riverside, Calif, after commercial zoning temporary modular facilities - TurrWr was losing candidate for the U.S. Senate narrifnation. 0 so 21 0 0 Florida Steel, a Tampa-based acreage is located west of the site clty drainage plant 17hursday night. company with a $145 miWon a Country Club Subdivisior, north regulations must be met and The L-shaped building will be year business, purchased the 25 cent to the Seaboard Coast acre tract last March for an of Country Club Road and east of Southwest Road. — Recommended city Line Railroad on a 25 acre tract undisclosed price from — Tabled action on a public commiss, 'oners deny a reque,,t on the west side of Airport Fleetwood Enterprises Inc. of hearing on a request for for commercial zoning of lots Boulevard, residential neighborhood Is has Plans to later build a planned unit development The request was tabled already Jim-ted to persimmon district office building at the (single-family and multi. pending a report from city Avenue, heavily traveled arcotner of Airport and Jewett. family) approximately 40 east engineers on the tnctos use as a tery leading to the Auto-~rqln Inter office fa ci li ties will be of South SSMOrd Avenue, south major water recharge area . term inal, and land already elsewhere In the city or in of Airport Boulevard, and north Leonard J. Urban, zoned commercial is available Florida Aut. Atty. Gen. Michael Corin delayed recommending Askew find New York's extradition request sufficient until after the Sept. 10 - traffic arter). Marsh saidFlorida Steel also commissioners zone ... KoscotfanchIses 3 - four larnng of the two-lane 17 9 and AirportBoulevard, Recommended, despite wo be allowed until nd. citizen protests, that city M& said a maximum of 16 scaping agreements are commissioners rezone to Florida Steel Corporation actor-trailer trucks will be fulfilled. The $2 million reictedcommerdaipropeny flclssaidtodaycopjtction using the main entrance daily ping center addition is at the sou theast corner of will start In late January on a fl to the new facility on Mort scheduled open In January. Celery and 1cust Avenues.J illion plant in Sanfordand the . .. • cit~- W. Alford Hs contracted to bu), Reroniniended hwt ',ili l in ixrdt1Qn in Officials said of comm L%s zone industrial the land from Austin iwduly heavy plant equipment U ex approximately 200 acres Developm t en Company as site The Sanford Zoning and pected in May or June r for a ec ently annexed convenience for Seaboard food store Ilanning Commission apCoast Une Railroad and with self-service gasoline proved site development Plans 25 Acre Site Atlantic Land and Pumps. Z-P members warned f o r the 54,200 square foot Improvement Company. fl the applicant that to bui ld on reinforcing steel fabricating now located in Orlando. - stemming from the sale of E0 ByBOBJ.WyD City Editor replace a smaller installation the P boa to r PQ P1 - south judge _ F orid SteeI ToStart $2 Mi11 ionSanford ant FOurth Street arl for f1e Lane. Fleetwood's plans for a acres, and multi-family zoning 1915 West Third Set. Gair The Mee- buildi ng will be modular housing manufac. for 19 acres owned by Jeno F. Daniel said neri of th e mu! nearly four stories high, acturing plant failed to Paulucci at the southwest family zoned lots want to cording to project manager D. materialize. corner of SRM and the property as an office C. Marsh. The faci lity will In other business Th ursday Lane. building site. ord ered I r _ m X 'V 0 V - 0 0 r m ________________________________ - — surrender for arrest on the M -- > • * to m 0 4 . extradition warrant. • ... • on Cc 0 I. several southern states, A spokesman said Turner ' wasn't going to nm away" and Thursday he appeared at the * I ' acationing with Ws family in Seminole Shefrs offi U. • -.. the extradition order Nov. 13 but Turner was reported U — I 0 mr I •M t Z ) 3 la ;a t - contempt of court. A spokesman for State Atty. Abbott Iferring's office said no date has been set for a circuit court hearing on the extradition protest. Gov. ReubEn Askew signed . ,. - face a six-month jail term for R i;7 - m P6 X C p send Turner to New York to P,~J - - Z d. 0 :io amid • Z Inq 30 (A Vi Z P _____________ -- extradition warrant. liitntr wi ll run.1n trt iulL defense attorney John Nuckles co ntests the ft" •— > 1 PR IF" . • m r — • Cr 1p" I Super.saiesman Glenn Turner was released from Seminole County Jail at ford on his o recognizance Th sda) after surrenderi ng g a CL 1A X CL - r 0 its 33P FL afto ev ._ - . o u W. C 105 -w---- i • -- < 4 Warrant g SO 74 flo lu 0 Pr6tests Cr rop I c CM • 0 CL 9 6 n9 P, -, 05 I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Turner C) J:~ 0 71 0 (maw 9 67th Year, No. 81—Friday, November 22, 1974 g]Hleivilol r CON ;a X1 m - 1< Pl rm 0 .4 a 0 0 Eve eel 0 (A P1 WilIU U p -- M —A - �---v -c--- 2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, --- --- -- c-s =- - - -C - -c--c- -c- - -. c---c:---c c-- -: •-'-'-- -c- c-- ,__._ c- rsyt.*- -C - - -- -.• _4w7tfl -%-wrett,t s7" Tapes May Detail Murders NA110N IN BRIEF MACON, Ga. (AP) A. law. for Paul John Knowles has agreed to reveal the location of a tape-recorded diary which police believe may provide a trail of violent crime. Attorney Sheldon Yavitz of Miami, Fla., who previously had refused to lead authorities to the tapes, appeared Th ursday at a hearing in West Palm Beach, Fla. He handed over a list of the tapes and their locations to Circuit Judge Russell MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Police say a high-ranking member of the British Parliament who disappeared after telling friends he was going swimming may have drowned. The Right Honorable John Thomson Stonehouse, 49, a Labor Party member of Parliament since 1957, was last seen on the beach of a local hotel, police said Thursday. "Everything points to a drowning accident," said police 11. Jack Webb. "That's what we're treating it as at this McIntosh. The judge read the list, then time." A police spokesman said Stonebouse's personal belongings appeared undisturbed in his hotel room after he failed to return Wednesday, and other belongings .....t..i.....j .. , ui we noels canana. ordered it sealed. crimes," Flynn said. After the hearing, Yavitz was returned to Macon where he and his wife were being held on contempt of court charges for refusing to tell a federal grand jury the location of Knowles' diary. Earlier In the day, two deer hunters discovered the bodies of two men whom Knowits had been charged with kidnaping. The bodies of Florida Sta te Trooper Charles E. Campbell, 35, and James E. Meyer, 29, of Wilmington, Del., were found lying head-to-head In an iso- lated wooded area about 30 miles south of Macon. Police said each man had been shot once in the back of the head about five da ys before. The discovery ended an Intensive search of central Georgia by hundreds of officers and volunteers. The search began Sat urday w hen Campbell and Meyer were reported to have been kidnaped. Authorities said they would continue a more limited search of the Macon area for Debbie Griffin, 20, who was believed to ha ve been hitchhikin g earlier ,. this month with Edward A. Hilliard of Ga inesville, Fla. Hilliard was found shot to death FLORIDA IN BRIEF TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Budget Director Wallace Henderson has been appointed assistant secretary of administrati on in preparation for U. Gov.-elect Jim Williams' ta king over th e post of secretary. Administr ation Secretary L. K. Irela nd sa id Th ursda y th at th e change was made after he and Williams discussed transition plans. After Ireland retires Jan. 7, Gov. Reubin Askew has said he will name Williams as administration secretary. Th t&'ttI k .,•I..._ ,I..& uuu Williams S will nave as lieute nant governor. - - ... -- •. U, ..,.. - Oil Depletion Phase Out? - Democratic presidential race ert J. Keefe, 4(~year-old execu- likely session, The Ways and Means Committee vote was 16-6, with oilstate representatives on the committee leading the dissent, Some congressional sources said the legislators will not finish work on the bill before the end of this session. That would mean the 94th Congress arriving in January will be forced to start all over again. Friday, Nov. 22,1974-3A Counterproposal Offe red r I&$ - ,•, ,,,g, I k L • -' . . - • a , -,-- .--- - optimistic that a quick end to the strike is possible. . . - ' UI I1VUMI ut , - - - - Prosecution Rests tial race in New Hampshire this as Mondale swept to re-election week nd. He would be the first in IM WA.'HINGTON (AP) After 61z weeks of hearing 26 witnesses and more than hours of White House tapes official entrant In what will But he disclosed at his news likely be a large Democratic conference that as he profield by early 1976. ceeded his doubts grew. "I LOOKS LIKE A GIANT WEB - the prosecutionip the Watergate coverup bul is rady to rest Its case. pur ratIvely minor witncssei, liicincling former White House aide Egli "Bud" Krogh, w tedify today before the defenise begins its probably Monday. - Why wOWd anyone rope together a few hundred tins and seatter - them over a bill? Milwaukee's read maintenance departmeig would when the hill Is tons of salt used to melt snow. The tires - ------ are roped together to anchor down an enormous tarpaulin keeps the salt dry on Milwaukee's Jones Jnne Island. - that jim.!,f Botbijacksonand +did mt- hm the my Carter of Georgia are ex- whelming desire to be Presipected to announce their candl dent which is essential for the . dacies next month. Sen. Lloyd kind of campign that i.i. ovuij n.......... ... .. Of iexas is anour quire( , iionaaie sam. -- is re. ., Yf - vi '. 'F'. 0 .- '. . 00, M ç . .. ' Panov said Thursday night as he and his wife received a warm welcome at Kenn ed y Airport. Andrei Sakharov - -- • -- HE'S HAPPY MOSCOW (AP) — Physicist Andrei Sakharov, a leader of Soviet dissiden ts, says the government has refused to grant visas to his stepdaughter and her husband so they can study In the United Sta tes. Ft Don't kt the grImace foot you, behind those sunglasses, Rep. Wil bur Mills of Arkansas is delighted following his reelection to Congress despite widely Publicized Incident In Washington, D.C., fuvohing a striptease - T / J "1 I W - dancer George Maharis LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor George Maharis and a male hairdrer have been arrested for investigation of sexual perversion, police said. Maharis, who Marred in th e defunct television is "linute 6' and ett,o Ides were arrested at a service station Tu esday afternoon, police said Thursday. -I 111111111 - 'I ..-.-'- 1 1,, - NEW YORK (AP) Valery and Gahna Panov, the ballet dancer who emigra ted to Israel after a two-year struggle to leave the Soviet Union, ha ve arrived here c tour t'A the United States, "We are filled with adniratlon and delight at wing in this country," - - Rockefeller Nomination Appears To Be Certain • -_____MW Following ychIitrIe ewe *i a result of what she termed an "identity crisis," Margaret Trud ea u, ° prime minister, revealed she was not mentally prepared for her role as the PM's wife yearns for the day the couple cn retb'p to private life. - The Tribune and Gannett' quoted a sour ce as saying Dekle was defended by attorney Robert Ervin of Tall ahassee. Ervin Is a brother of Justice Richard Ervin and of Ben Ervin. oven.. Now 10 88 Kenner Easy Now 5 22 _ ) W Bake Tax Relief Bill Filed brush by Kennet' 3 . r' --• - -. j i"- :• --' ,,.. -•.,-. - - - . -- ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) House Finance and Taxation Cha irman Carl Ogden, D-Jacksonville, says he has filed a "circuit -breaker" bill granting property tax relief to renters. Ogden said Thursday th at the bill would provi de for tax ref unds to ren ters and homeowners whose annual property ta xes exceed 5 per cent of th eir Incomes. He said he filed another bill ex empting th e first $30 of individual electric bills from the municipal utility tax. - - - 9 •; - Two ' - - I - I iriri - -- II . - rrtiir iririavrv IIIII I MIAMI (AP) — A Miami trade association has been in. dicted on charges of conspiring to fix prices for freight forwarding and brokerage services. A federal grand jury In U.S. District Court here accused the Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of Miami Inc., of violating antitrust laws Thursday, Asso,IatIon members include more than 50 In.., ternatlonal forwarders and brokers In the Miami area. Rnhnsta Ii tighten her belt any ftwth a New York City demonstrator picketed before a hotel where Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz spoke. Ellen Cotallooto sWd that U she ... — ----- iouows nuu's aovlce, "lii be a skeleton." -. I - i w 'it,' ui' HOW , - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Department of Pollution Control will hold a public meeting Monday at its headquarters on proposed amendments to state air pollution control regulations. The Pollution Control Board Is to consider air pollution control amendments at a public hearing Dec. 16-18. VVUKLD IN BRIEF U HOROSCOPE For Saturday, November 23, 1974 * Israel, U.S. Face UN Defeat - Anti-Irish Feeling High BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) MU-Irish feeling ran high In Birmingham today after a terrorist bomb blitz that police said killed 19 persons and injured at least 202 in the heart of the Industrial city. The explosions Thursday night wrecked two bars crowded with young people. The public blamed the Irish Republican Army, whose bombs have killed at least 30 other persona In England in the past to years. The death Loll was the heaviest in any bombing In England or Northern Ireland since the war between Roman Catholic and Protestant extremists began in Ulster five years ago. Gangs of youths took to the streets of Birmingham, shouting "Irish bastards" and "We hate the Irish!" A asoIine btinb was thrown through the indow of a Catholic priest's house. - Rocket Now In Orbit - CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) The first of International satellites to be launched within a monthfour has been lifted into a successful orbit, sxice agency officials say. Intelsat 4 went Into an elliptical orbit 30 minutes after lift off Thursday, Officials said. The commercial commmi catIons satellite, owned by the 84-country International Telecommunications Satellite Consortium, was launched by an Atlas Centaur Rocket that lifted off the pad at 6:44 p.m. A spacecraft motor will be fired Saturday night. to position the 3,100'pound satellite over the Pacific Ocean, 22,300 miles from earth, Pre Ho id toy sa H CAltItOl.l. RIGHTER UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) The United States and Israel faced another defeat at the United Nations today on a vote endorsing the Palestinians' claim to nationhood at the expense of Israel. A resolution on Palestinian rights introduced Thursday night by 38 Arab and Third World countries was assured of approval In the vote late today in the General Assembly. The resolution affirms the Palestinians' rights to selfdeterminction, independence and sovereignty. It also affirms their right "to return to their homes and property from which they have been displaced and uprooted" by the formation of Israel. In addition, it recognizes the Palestine Liberation Organization as the "representative of the people of Palestine" and declares the Palestinians "a principal party in the establishment of a just and durable peace in the Middle East." . ' The St. Petersburg Times had reported pr eviously that Dekle was under investigation by the commission In connection with such a telephone call. Snoopy Tooth- - - - STROLLER Galina Panov in I - Ii - Auto Industry Layoffs Soar •-' U TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) Pale- thage Airport and barred ii c. The VCIO airliner was hiOfficials at Dubai said 47 perstinian gunmen flew a hijacked cess to the area to all unauth. jacked earlier in the day by sons were aboard including 27 British airliner to Tunis today orized civilians and would-be three Palestinian guerrillas, passengers, 10 crew members, and a guerrilla group In Beirut passengers. The Palestinians stormed seven cleaning men and three threatened that the Europeans The airport was closed to all onto the airliner firing subma- airport caterer& on board would be killed unless Incoming and outgoing traffic, chine guns when it landed at the Palestinians flew the two Arab hijackers are re- An arriving plane of the Tuni- Persian Gulf sheikdom of plane The to Tunis after a refueling leased from a Dutch prison. sian airline was diverted to the Dubal. A witness said the gun- stop in Tripoli. The threat was made by a old Tunis airport no longer used men were "shooting in all dl. In Tel Aviv, airport sources splinter Palestinian organ- for commercial traffic, rections." said there were indications of izatlon in a statement teleAmbulances and fire trucks An Indian stewardess and a shooting aboard the plane be. phoned to Western news were seen rushing through the Pakistani porter were wounded tween the Libyan capital and agencies in Beirut. mid-day rush hour in downtown and hospitalized in Dubai. Offi- Tunis. They said that the gunTroops and police sealed off Tunis on their way to the air- daIs said the porter was in men requested that two the entfe perimeter of Car- port. critical condition, wounded persons be allowed to disembark at Tunis. In Beirut, a spokesman for the Palestine Liberation Organ. izatlon, recognized by most Arab governments as the representatives of the DETROIT (AP) — At least dajit will shut nine car assem- white collar workers soon, but Palestinian people, condemned 145,000 blue collar auto workers bly plants for one or two weeks would not.conftrm reports that the hijackers. He said they and thousands more white col- in December and lay off 30,000 the number would be as high as were "elements planted by lar employes will be out ofwork workers because of declining 15,ODO. enemies of the Palestinian part or all of next month sales. In Windsor, Ont., Chrysler of people In a desperate attempt to because of mounting production Meanwhile, Ford M1 '. Canadp said 1,700 workers will defame the struggle of the cutbacks in the faltering au- said It is furloughing 3,00w white be laid off starting today from Palestinian people and their tomobile industry, collar workers Dec. 1. Chrysler Canadian plants which supply armed revolution." General Motors said Thurs. Corp. revealed plans to lay off parts for the firm's U.S. operThe flight originated In Ion. ations, don and was en route to CalcutThe latest GM layoffs will ta, Singapore and Brunel, on mean more than 2o per cent of the island Of Borneo. Itarrived the Industry's hourly work at Dubai airport 90 minutes be. force of about 700,000 will be hind schedule from Beirut. Po. jobless next month, eA)U. 8o,o0o lice said they suspected the air. of them indefinitely. An addl. port Catering staff Of helping tional 20,000 workers have been the hijackers approach the air. WASHINGTON (AP) The vestigate to determine whether scheduled for temporary craft as it taxied to a halt near the terminal. vice presidential nomination of ('ha Manhattan Bank headed layoffs this month only. Nelson A. Uockefeller appears by Nelson's brother, Laurance Blue collar layoffs next monh The pilot had already left the certain to win a solid recom- Rockefeller, to see LI i currently are estimated at 64, plane when the three gunmen mendatjan from the House loans to New York a.saem- 200 at Chrysler, 49,000 at Ford shot their way aboard, Judiciary Committee, despite blvrnen when NPIIAn wat nv. and 31,000 at General Motom has some concern about his vast ernor. GM, which wealth, "I resent that question," nearly 40,000 hourly workers on Rep. Jerome H. Waldle, D. Rockefeller said. "We don't op- Indefinite layoff, said workers Calif., said at House Judiciary erate that way. The bank is not temporarily furloughed next month will receive full holiday Committee hearings Thursday used on a political basis." Pay for the normal Christmas. he sees a pattern in Rockefel. Waldie, Join.'d by several othto-New Years shutdown. let's loans, gifts and political er members, said the RocketelIn other developments Thursand charitable contributions to ler famIly's wealth and $20 mil- day: use money to "enhance your lion in political campaign con- —Ford announced it has cut political power." tributions required the corn. off the base price of Its subWaldiesparked the only show mittee to investigate the entire compact two-door Pinto, which of anger from Rockefeller when family's holdings and not oruy suffered a fl per cent sales de. he suggested the committee in- NeIson'5 dine In early November. Jackowtlz. Easy bake PETERSBURG BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Scott Linder of Lakeland has be en elected president of the Florida Ch amber of Commerce. LAnder, chairman of the Under Industrial Machin ery Co., told the 58th annual meeting of th e chamber Thur. sday that he will focus on the tourist industry. He said all Flor idians sho uld appreciate t he importance of tourism to the state. "Th e impact of the to urist dollar is immense," Under said, citing a fig ur e of "at least $300 million annually." - i H iiackers Hold Jetliner, Hostages At Tunis Field him. The newspapers said Dekle Intervened on behalf of JCPennéy Linder Heads State Chamber - Air Pollution Hearing Set PEOPLE - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Howard George of Miami, a sta te hotel and restaurant Inspector, has been ar rested on c harges of soliciting and accepting a $200 bribe, according to Business Regulation Director Charles Jackson, Jackson said George, arrested in Miami by a Depar tment of Criminal Law Enforcement agent, was suspended Th ursday by th e Division of Hotels and Restaurants. Jackson said the charge in volved applications for a restaurant and liquor license. He said George has been a state employe sin ce 1958. 10 / decided the utilities could pass case wi thout the other side - -. port at the corpora te income knowing about it is a violation tax costs to their customers, of the judicial rode. Even disMuch of the evide nce brought cussing the merits of a pendin g out in the three-day trial of case with an attorney ou tside Boyd referred to Dekle's al- the cour troom is a vi olation, leged use of the proposed opinThe Tribune and Gannett said Ion. Dekle was accused In January Mason testified that he gave of trying to intervene in a Pan. the proposed opinion to Dekle ama City suit involving Miami and Boyd. Boyd said Dekle used real estate salesman Sam Jackt he proposal in writing w ha t owltz. became the co urt's majority Circuit Judge W.L. Fitzopi nion. Patrick excused himself from Acceptance of a secret mern- the case on Oct. 5, 1972, apparorandum from a lawyer In a ently after Dekle telephoned _ii . Hotel Inspector Arrested : 1976 convention dele. New Hampshire, and Mayor leaving liberal Democrats at live director of the Democratic gates. Kevin White of Boston may run least temporarily without a National Committee. He will Coming less than two months there too. become political director of the after the September with. And Gov. George C. Wallace well-known contender , still unofficial Jackson cam- drawal of Sen. Edward M. of Alabama has made no secret Mondale announced his with- paign Dec. 1. Kennedy of Massachusetts, of his plans for a fourth presidrawal Thursday just a few That will enable him to take Mondale's surprise decision left dential bid. hours after Sen. Henry M. charge of the Washington sena- Rep. Morris K. Udall of Arizona The Harris poll reported Jackson, who has strong sup- tor's effort at the party's Dec. 6 as the most visible, current Thursday that Wallace Is the port from party regulars and mini-convention in Kansas City. liberal candidate against most familiar Democratic organized la bor, disclosed he Can di dates and potential candi- Jackson when 'the presidential prospect and the first choice by primaries begin 16 months from adender margin. A poll ofI,265 potential Democratic and Ende'4''- -.: n fact, U II s progress in pendent voters o per -"• rllpI,ar? iberals cent knew of Wallace and he "'8 5Upf)O,.4 O I kI. ey lLIUVrUL, p In New Hampshire, the tradi- was we Iu-3t choice of 19 per tional opening primary, was re- cent. He was followed by 1972 "cW_ .,.ported to be one factor In Mon. contenders Sena, George t. 0 ai,u .4 -d le's Lon. However, U. McGovern So Iih lanvu Minnesota senator insisted 'Edmund S. Muskie of Maine. "This is a personal decljii,n on Mondale, too, had been con-•my part and had nothing todo sIdereda likely contender, ever - •-•with any other candidate." since his Minnesota colleague, Udall Lsexpected informally Hubert H. Humphrey. Humphrey, pro. ... V wiu eu W presmen- Mined nun a ruwre canaicia le . •-, N WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. has hired a key party organizer dates will display their wares in likely candidate, former Sen. Walter F. Mondale has become for his anticipated candidacy. Kansas City for some 3,000 top Fred R. Harris of Oklahoma the second drop-out of the 1976 The Jackson recruit was Rob- Democrats , many of them has spent considerable tim e In in the Senate during the waning days of this congressional V II..& -- For Presi* denc yIrl '76 G-1111nittee has approved a bill to phase out the oil depletion allowance and reduce individual Income taxes by about $2 billion per year. 11 the bill clears the Rules Committee, it would be brought to the House on Dec. 4. If the House passes It, the measure would LUll face a lengthy, and perhaps fatal fight TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) pr oceedings are secret unless secret trial on another matter, Thn nI.. wi a puuuc ...I.tl. t'...i. ... I,,rIi,'lnI. fliimHfin,iIln,,ai 1kg, n,.a.,srg,,l an i,uui u vote would nave .oeen Commission is apparently con- trial, short of the two-thirds needed to sidering for the second time ju. Commission Chairman Rich- send a commission recomdiclal misconduct charges ard Earle has refused comment menda'ion to the Supreme against Supreme Court J ustice on what the panel did Th ursday Court. Hal P. Dekle. behind closed doors in the SuBoyd's trial ended late It was uncertain w hether the preme Court Building. Dekie's Wednesday. It was not known commission, which met until secretary sa id he would have no w hen the commission might late Thursday, would meet comment, make a decision In that case, again today because it is keepThe Tampa Tribune and the Boyd was accused of acceptIng its proceedi ngs secret Gannett News Service said ing in secret a proposed Suunlike the trial earli er this week Th ursda y that a majority of th e preme Court opinion from atof Justice Joseph A. Boyd Jr. on 13-member commission had torney Edward Maw of Taflavoted in Jan uary to remove hassee in a case in vol ving mumisconduct charges. By law, the commission's Dekle from the bench af te r a lions of do llars. The court late r — - fAond aIe Qul* ts Dem Raom id PHOENIX, Aria. (AP) — Greyhound officials are ciiidtrina counterproposal 4% J b offered i J •' .'1.iLstriking Amalgamated Transit Union in an effort to end a nationwide strike wtilchhas idled anestimated 1600 bus company wor kers The firm spent'most of Thursday studying union's uvai of we package were not revealed. proposal. I Details ,, ,, ,, Negotiations broke Ou early £1111 .0ay permit company time to consider the union prnnti1 Federal mediators et with 11 ', during the day. Mediator Guy Parent said he remains i, -. -nrc-x; Justice Dekle Believed Under Probe ... - Henderson To Assist Williams in the Macon area. Knowles, paroled from a Florida prison last spring, has been charged with m urder in the Nov. 6 dea ths of Carswell Carr and his 15-year-old daughter, Mandy, of Milledgeville--M miles northeast of Macon. Knowles also was charged with kidn aping Campbell and Meyer and with attempted rape in West Palm Beach, the charge which was before Judge McIntosh. . "fie just went swimming and never returned ----,--------- An FBI agent also testified at the Florida hearing that Yavi tz had asked Knowles to make the tapes because the lawyer did not want to become a party to crimes to which Knowles had confessed. Agent Eugene Flynn. of Miami testifi ed that Knowles hired Yavitz on Oct. 26 to represent him "in any future arrests in the United States." "He (Knowles) began to relate crimes of violence up to a point where Mr. Yavitz didn't want to hear any more—didn't want to be a party to ,the - Accidental Drowning Hinted . -..---rr.-.,-r,' Nov. 22, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I sn,w..rflc 4 'I - GENERAL TENDENCIES: A wonderful day, evening to organize a campaign which will enable you to bring about successful outcomes to your projects. Think in terms of long-range, Vp not just temporary, success. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Get suggestions for your advancement from the most powerful persons you know. Evening is ideal for fun with romantic tie. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Discuss future with good friends and have a good time as well. Accept some invitation for evening, or entertain. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Contact the powerful persons you know and get them to give you the support you need of whatever kind. Get Into civic matters. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Study new ideas, C conditions to know what is best to do, then full speed ahead. Meet new associates of different experience. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Come to better terms with both debtors and creditors and then study Into more up-to-date methods to become more efficient. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) MakIng appointments with all who can help you In greater success in the future Is wise now. Take everything in your stride. LIB.IA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Find the right articles to add to your home that will make It colorful, charming. Add to personal wardrobe, also, within budget. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Good day for enjoying yourself at whatever outlets most appeal to you. Reach a better accord with mate for greater harmony. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Jan. 20) Try to please kin more, understand their desires. Extend invitations to bigwigs and entertain them on a royal basis. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Travel wherever you will be able to get the data vital to your wellbeing in the future, in business or personal. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Study ways to improve your financial position. have repairs mad' to property. Stick to practical approach and all is fine. PISCES (Feb. to Mar. 20) Exchange ideas, favors with all you co,:tact today for satisfying time. Any amusement outlets will meet with real success. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will be a born engineer and will do well In anything attempted In life because of the ability to plan well first, then carry through in steadfast fashion to the minutest detail. There Is a desire to help humanity at large, so slant education for some connection with ' the government. Much success in this chart and happiness In marriage. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! 55 O "40 -I -- TTP Cycle Action Set. . . :r Forecait for you algn for Dectmbir is send your blrIhdat,.nd I) to Carroll R}ghttr Forecast. 'The Evening I4erId. P0r BOX 629, Hollyaoocl. Calif. 91Carroll RlQhler's Individual now ready, For your copy "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 a.m. 'tO 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. OPEN SUNDAY t4P 7 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. O PINION Bur lary Mi ions S, .0 -- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 11 g 22, 1974-4A . . Evening lk4sM Found JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCI I AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 3. 9771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 WASHINGTON — Behind the dull statistics, with the harvest, stopping only long enough to grousing. One of the managers of the they can which measure our deepening economic pick a crop and find work, is $2 an hour. "I haven't to earn enough to subsist until the magnificent Limoneira Ranch complained to us Home Deliv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; distress, is a poignant human drama. heard of none that are getting higher," one of the have next stop. that the orange harvest Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All conducted our own economic survey toWe was off 25 per cent, labor senator's less-blessed neighbors told us. get the The average stoop laborer, according to costs are up 15 per cent and tither mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.29; 12 Months, 13240. profits are down 50 human side of the Story. Doctors at Mt. Bayou hospital, not far from United Farm Workers official Gilbert Padilla, per cent. We have sent reporters into the nation's most earns a meager $3,000 a year. For Eastland's plantation, told us that despite the these wanOn the 5,800 acres of Sen. James Eastland's federal food stamp program, they 5UII fashionable neighborhoods and its most scrubby dering workers, who treat "a move from crop to crop in plantation outside Doddsville, Miss., there is also lot of cases of malnutrition." We have spoken to the gentle folks on beat.up trucks, t he gasoline price rise has been a deepening gloom. "We've ha d a lot of heavy Sen. James Eastland's plantation in Sunflower disaster, "Every day," said i s rains," one of the senator's womenfolk corn- who have no health one doctor, "I see people County, Miss. And we have talked to their iminsurance and no medicaid. Even more serious has been the increase in the plained to my associate George Clifford. And poverished neighbors, who sit on creaking And they have no food, either." price of beans from 18 to 69 cents a pound. Many when the boils get sodden, she averred, you can't porches with dull eyes and gnawing hunger migrant workers, who he Not even the sugar growers, who prices for lp make America the pick much cotton, pains. We have made spot checks on economic raw sugar ha ve shot up from 4.5 cents a pound best fed nation In history, are themselves Un"The heavy machinery we're using now can't fliTee years ago to 67.2 conditions across America. cents a pound today, are dernourIshed. Some are too poor to afford even get on the fields to do the picking One of the basic tenets of a democracy is that E very w here, people are complaining about the government stamps she said, happy. to buy cut-price food, the people are the government. bard times. New York brokers, despairing over and they exist on a diet1of starches and water. "Several of the other counties around here have George Wedgworth, head of the Sugar Cane been designated as natural disaster areas, but Peole I the stock ioarket slump are pullini: out of their Groers Cooperative, representing about 150 are elected to hold office at the 1)h1sth1 Some have settled in California's Sunkist don't believe Sunflower Co un ty has qualified." farms between the south ern edge of Lake houses and heading South. They hope to of their pee. find country, where life IS a bit better. If the county should qualify for federal Okeechobee and the Everglades in southern better financial opportunities in Atlanta and grower-owned mobile trailers They live in We crown no kings, nor does a man inherit and wooden emergency funds, it won't be the first nouston time Sen. Florida, grumbled about government con tro ls. houses on the edges f the groves. power. Eastland has collected from the government for "Cons Ghetto blacks, reversing the previous flow, umers are going to have to pay more ," he The ranchers like to keep their stoop workers We are free to criticize, suggest and, are also drifting southward. Their families had stooped and submissive. As one technique for not being able to harvest. In recent years, he has said. stashed away hundreds of thousands ultimately, remove officials who are less than of dollars tended the fields In the Deep South since slave keeping them down on the farm Some 8,000 workers have been imported from at the prevailing from responsive to the will of the people. days. Then, suddenly, they were made obsolete wages, the landowners welcome peddlers did Washington in price supports for cotton he the West Indies for the back-breaking harvest, not plant. The money was a fringe benefit which is Just by tractors and automatic cotton We take our options seriously, as any person in beginning. American -pickers. Many driving station wagons piled with tacky merfrom the laws he helped to write as the single workers won't hack down the sugaragricultural cane with of them moved northward to fill up the ghettos of chandise. public life will testify. The credit sales help hold the laborers most powerful man in the Senate. the big ciUes.They now find ufein the ghet hea vy machetes for the minimum $2.45 an hour. But there is another element that sometimes In financial bondage. Others living on the black bleak, so bitter, that those who can scrape up the soil of the delta, "You and I probably wouldn't last a day." Not far from this poverty, growers live in however, measure their government gets lost in the partisan bickering of politics: We handouts in Wedgworth bus fare are heading back home, said. "But those accustomed to it forget that our public officials are also private baronial splendor, with poolside parties, skeet tens and twenties, not hundreds of thousands, Probably the worst off are the migrant farm shooting prefer being here to working In the West Indies." and social soirees. But 11 the tinkling of They are the sharecroppers and the farm hands, individuals who pay taxes, curse the cost of living, la borers, the thousands of In stun, th e economic downturn isn't merely a faceless men and higithaji glasses can be heard m their fine who eke out a living running worry about their children and wake up in the women and their anonymous children who move houses, there is the machinery in question of dollars, It Is an issue of human also much grumbling and the cotton fields. They most they can earn, when misery. morning with splitting headaches, Government is, in other words, people, whether the office involved is the lowest or the highest in the power structure. Newspaper reporters and editors are as guilty as the next guy of frequently failing to recognize this distinction. This was brought to mind the other day by a DON OAKLEY _________ Tradit iona l Experi men t Council as with every governmental body empowered to levy and collect taxes is composed of men and women who also pay the tax; there Is nothing in the law anywhere that we know of that exempts a man in public office from suffering — along with the rest of us — the consequences of official actions, We have been known to hold forth at some length abou t the competen ce of office holders and th e ineptness of government. We will probably continue to do so in the future. But we hope that as we write and commen t "government" someone will always be on hand to remind us how these men and women became a part of government in the first place, and that just as soon as the meeting adjourns they too are just poor, concerned tax payers wondering whether little Nancy's dental work can be postponed for six mon ths, Postal Woes Like many other businesses, the US.Postal Sen-ice blames continuing Inflation for most of its current financial problems, but the magnitude of the postal deficit suggests other, more deep-seated troubles are responsible. Last year, th e semiindependent government agency sustained a SM imiltion operating deficit, and officials see the possibility of another income shortfa ll of at least $400 million by next To try to cut these losses, postal officials promise better control of manpower costs and more effi cien t mall handling It Is no çasy job for Congress to decide how far the governmerit shc.uld go In providing subsidies to hold down th e cost of mail service, aid how much the mail-user should hr expected to Pay. After more than three years of operating a system that Is supposed to break even, the quasiprivate Postal Service should know by now whether it will ever be possi ble to provide effi cient mail delivery at a reasonable cost to the user, or If public ztt. the ate Inevitable. Even If Congress reluctantly settles on the latter, American taxpayers are entitled to an efficient postal operation both for the sake of their hard-earned dollars and for respectable ser___ J j ~ 14t, ) .1 14. ___ . ~. Peace On Red Terms _______ A funny thing Is happening on the way 10 gradeless, wail- less and sometimes disciplineless "alternative" school. f - ''1 L -a ,, . II' 41 , I: ',,\ - ' - . ' . r4 \ -. . ' - , - -,:-:•. \ -, ' . '. .: 1' . - TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API - ..T ? 1 - -- '- - .1 . , . .- I' , " _ - . - -S.--•_.5 . . . -- '- T ' gen .. '4 . .....--..- IlLuthorities reported. Thomas McGrath, , was listed in stable condition In a .hospital Intensive care unit to.. y following surgery to remove three bullets from his I . .- - :--•'-- :•- part of the balance still missing - - !' j. . - - -- . . = -. -- - - ' . .- . ___________________ - V BUILD NOAH'S ARK bought moments before the charged were arrested, The shooting by McGrath with $2,. banks of the Bahamas, which In mark ed bills. operate under the Swiss rules of . ' CHILDRE N DEL TONA Also seized in the raid was may be In banks In the Baover an ounce of cocaine, hamas, where two of those ;.•.• - am_ '-: Authorities believe a large suspects might ...........---- - , — ThestateCabinetwjllbe asked to approve experiments to take advanta ge of the Cliinese grass carp's rate of growth and its taste for weeds. If the experimen ts are success(uI, the grass carp, or white amur, may help solve some of the state's water-pollution problems while In turn be ing used as a source of food, o! I iclals said Thursday. The amur Is already being used to help clear weeds from four major lakes in Florida. It t not yet been used In po ll utwn-control efforts or as a ma,or food source, Under one program going befi,r' the Cabinet next Tuesda. weeds — duckweed, ater hyacinths, salvinia and water lettuce — and the amur (-'hlld'eu ID the United -_ Church of Deltona Sunday School class climaxed months of building an ark would be stocked in ponds Sunday by acting out Noah's story during the morning church service. From left, Benny DiGiovanni, where partially treated sewage Mario, Michael, Alice Dalton, and Sarah Schefer. Illerald Photo by Fannette Edwards) water is stored. The weeds would absorb 40 to -- . "it was obviously acciden. Arrested and charged with secrecy, have refused to dital," said Dade County Pubhe possession and sale of cocaine vulge how much was deposited Pentaaon Re ing ases 50 per cent of the excess nutnenla in the water. In turn, the weeds w sot o uld t ea€n ea t(-n carp. Safety Department spokesman were Michael E. Jones, 19, Alex by the men arrested. ____________________ ! jRalpb Page, indicating that no Fabregas, fl, Hugo Consenza, Charged In the theft In addi. charges would be filed against 'OS a L&J a1 of WASHINGTON (AP) — tion to Marrera are James Ma- Penta gon today announc The actions," as the Pentagon lose manpower and woman- Richards-Gebaur Air Force U officer Ron Schmitt, 27, area. I ed a called them, will aff ect dozens power, but - MILLERS some will gain. Base near Kansas City, Mo. Ofniatis, 53, of Worth; Peter J. coast-to-coast Officers sa id McGra th had 11 "Nobody was in unif ornu," Gushj, rcshuffling and of instalintions. Net losses will range from ficia ls said civilian jobs will be 47, of Oak La wn; Pa ___________________ reduction of milita ry bases and drawn his gun when he arrested said Hialeah detective Robert quale Charles Marzano But only two major bases about 2,000 civilian Jobs at the reduced by a net of at least 1,'ii ' 42, of headquarters that will elimi. were ordered closed — four narcotics suspects in a pre- Spiegel. "It's the kind of the Frankford Arsenal to as few as 000 at each base. thing Cicero; William Anthony Mardawn cocaine bust Thursday. you j t hope and pray nate about 11,600 civilian jobs Army's Frankford Arsenal in a dozen in some small offices, us never zano, 31, his cousin, and Lulgi and Schmitt. moving In to assist in happens." transfer 11,500 Army and Philadelphia and Ellington Air officials said. M. Difo, 27. Air Force personnel over the Force Base, Houston, Tex. Beside the Frankford Arse' next 21 years. One congressional source nal, the biggest losers will be The moves are aimed chiefly said about half of the civilian Ellington, Pueblo Army Depot, b , at shifting about $300 million a employes offered transfers Cob.; I Blue Grass Army Depot, year from support f uncti ons to could be expected to qui t their Le xington, Ky.; Griffiss Air com defense jobs rather than Force Base, Rome, N.Y.; and The uniformed personnel will relocate. I be switched to combat and Many Army, Air Force and NOV. 21-22 DeBary Players present combat-related assignments. Defense Supply Agency depots, Sanford Optimist Club Rummage Sale for DeBary "Charlie's Aunt," 3 p.m., Mayfair The 110 "base realignment Laboratories and offices will Country Club, 7 p.m. Garden Club, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. DeBary Civic Center. Athletic Banquet honoring at 105 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Optimist sponsored Pop NOV. 25 Warner Midget League football Longwood Area Chamber of team. , DeBary Players present I "Charlie's Aunt," $ p.m., Commerce breakfast, 7:30 a.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and DeBary Civic Center. Sanford Optimist Club, 7 " 434. Speaker — Jim Ryan of p.m., Mayfair Country Club NOV. 22 Central Florida Zoological Athletic banquet honoring Norman de Vere Howard Society. Optimist sponsored Pop Chapter United Daughters of LPNAssociation of Florida Warner Midget League Footthe Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Fred Harris, 3104 Div. 38 meeting, 8 p.m.: ball Team. Jack Pardee, DEAR DR. LAMB - I'm 37. believed that 'an a ll ergic mcW. Lakeview Nursing Center, Florida Blazer coach, speaker. Country Club . For about six years I've had a lion to milk might be the cause. Soverns, co-hostess. Speaker, Sanford. Election of offIcers. NOV. 27 severe case of ulcerative In any case I believe any one Mrs. Burch Cornelius on Sanford Homemakers Club, New Seminole Junior College colitis. Seldom do I see any with this problem should avoid %I-Consider Treasurers." 1:30 p.m.. home of Mrs. J. S. sponsored adult education articles about it, and I find most milk and milk products and center, Bear Lake School, people don't know what it is or goods made with lots of milk, Gordy, 1007-B Park Ave. NOV. 22-23 Gleaves Court of Bear Lake anything about It. Seminole County Campout at like milk gravy and sauces. Alcoholics Anonymous dosed Road. Bilingual (Spanish). A few weeks ago when I was 12 Oaks RV Park, SR 46,2 miles meeting, 1101:,' 'O5 Some cases seem to be Open to all over 18. west of 1-4, Sanford. released from the hospital, Inforstarted my off with a diarrhea house, 400 Magnolia, Sanford, mation: SJC Ext. doctor, e th leading Internist in infectious Illness. In some ways p.m. NOV. 23 this area, suggested an opera. the disease acts like the EmSenior Citizens' Fun and S NOV. 28 ton. This involves all of my col. mime mechanism of the body Al-Anon Family Group, Holy Travel Club Thanksgiving Alcoholics Anonymous open on and part of my small in. has gone haywire and the body Party, 7 p.m., DeBary Cross Episcopal Parish House, mee OF ting, Holy Cross Parish testine. is tr)ing to reject the lining of ireman's Hall. Members only. 400 Magnolia, 8 p.m. House, 400 Magnolia, Sanford, 8 My former doctor cautioned the colon as foreign tissue. The Under th e direction of Col. Ottornar Herrmann p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous me continually about cancer, disease, incidentally, can in.%10%*.26 As Seen in Wall Disney's Women's meeting, Holy Ci'033 Some of my latest spells have volve t he rectum, colon, and Sanford Lions Club, noon NOV. 29 Par ish House, 400 Magnolia, 16th Annual Gospel Sing been more emotional and I've terminal part of the small in. Ho of Steak. Speaker, Mrs., MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS Sanford, 2-3 p.m. sponsored by Beatrice Fitch, Sanford had vomiting. Others have sug- testine. field I can't judge what you should representative Social Security Firemen's Benefit Fund, 8 gested I try having either NOV. 24 p.m., Sanford Civic Center allergy tests made or admitting do about surgery, but I can sugAdministration. Dedication and open house featuring Les Beasley and the myself to the state mental gest that your fine internist has new firehouse by Geneva Florida boys, Windy Johnson hospital for help before I go a good basis for his recommenVolunteer Fire Department, i-s Overeaters Anonymous, 9 and the Messangers, and Gail through the operation. What dation. Six years of trouble with .m. a.m,, 600 W. SR 434, Longwood, Walerk Singers. Door prizes would you suggest' involvement of the colon and DEAR READER — I wish terminal Ileum tells me you SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM there were a good answer. The have a severe case. Many Pa. cause of ulcerative colitis is not tients do surprisingly well after known. And, we know just about surgery. as much about its treatment. RESERVED SEATS 6, 151 14 Gen. Adm. $3 Cancer of the colon is much As you know the most corn- more common in patients with mon features of the disease are ulcerative colitis. And, less Children 12 and under, 1 off all seats NOV. 21, I4 Margaret Willman, Deltona Edna L. Norman diarrhea, often with blood and than 30 per cent of them survive ADMISSIONS Horses On Display Free Anne Steventon, Osteen Petrina Simmons mucus, and lower abdominal five years If a cancer occurs. To Public At Stadium Sanford: M. Adrienne Taylor, Deltona Vlnnie Aikens & girl cramp:,' pain. The symptoms That 10a.m. 'III Noon Sun. is why Jeannene Davis your first doctor Glady s FIt z pat r Ick, Herman J. Welborn are variable. Some people even ? Barbara L Ceresoli Box Office Will Be Open was concerned, Edgewater Annie H. Teemer have changes in the rectum or Don't waste your time on Willis Berry TICKETS ON SALE AT ZAYRES IN SANFORD Elaine E. Von Hagel, Virginia Chambers lower colon and have few, if allergy tests. They won't help AND THE DELTONA INN IN DELTONA Mary L. Newell Kissimmee any, noticeable symptoms. solve your problem. And, forget Margaret G. Waters THROUGH FRIDAY Ross K. Wontenay Gradeas Sjoblom, Lake Mary Others ha ve severe dirrhi Wesley It i1fiwkInLIhn ornntlr,nnl .s...kl.s..,... . . ., '•IIIUL in 0 Glenda J. Smith Ann M. Marcum, Lake Mary Dorothy Thomas & girl hemorrhage and complications they often go along with the disLouise Touhy Ray Utsey, Lake Mary Gloria Jean Telkamp & boy such as perforation of the colon, ease, and you may find out that Carolyn L Naipavel Catherine Nunley, Lake Mary Margie L. Huckner , your problems in this area are Charles McMullan Frank Butler, Oviedo It can be, and no doubt in your iuiarkedly improved when you Altamonte Springs Josephine J. Sessions Edward Vernaleken, DeBary case is, a difficult disease. It have improved physically. IE A Terrence Hopkins BIRTHS Elizabeth C. Olson, Deltona can beconie chronic with recur- Now, not everyone needs 44 Hannah Rice ring attacks of severe diarrhea surgery for ulcerative colitis, Eva B. Johnson, Deltona LH -i-'_'4iAnthony Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Brian Naipavel and bleeding. Weight loss is but in selected cases that have Raymond T. Livingston, William Lang, Cas.selberry a girl, Sanford common With it. Deltona not gone into remis'ton and Hazel M. Dykes, DeBary Milk and milk products teem have not done well with good Louis Sever, Deltona i Ardelle Allan, Deltona DISCHARGES to cause attacks In some pa. medical treatment, then it Is John E. Keats, Deltona Elizabeth H. Knight, Deltona tients. At one time It was often a good choice. Teresa Marie Moons, Phyllis A. Marabito, Deltona Sanford: Maitland . , I ______ - -— -4- ? 40 ____ - ' _______ _ fl 1 . ________ 5' ____ . . ___ ____ -'_____ , ______ ____ ___________________ ___ ______ _____ 11 - .i _______________________________________ ' . . -. •,. , -.. _ 42 . ' _____ : ;. -.- . ' _____ . ____ ' '.. ____'• ____ -; ., ... ' . ____ - --- ' 4- - '-S. 7/i tvtA ' ' ' .;'. '. '. -. I... - '-.. ,• a .- ....'. '-' - Letter To The - - . • didn't learn much after all. For wi th the full concurrence of this government and In the name of detente, U.S Industry today Is making a series Of similar deals with the Russians In high technology and the advanced Industrial processes which are the life blood of this country's economic and military security. The know-how we are preparing to sell the Russia ns at cut- rate prices and with subsidized loans centers In computers, advanced electronlcs, sophisticated c he mical processes and other fields which provi de the industrial and research and development base for military strength. When the Strategic Arms Limitation agreement was signed, U.S. technological superiority was advertised as the basic reason we need not match the Russian strategic builidup, megaton for megaton. If the Russians are able, with the assistance of this American liked the school's announced emphasis on "back Editor know-how, to match us in militstry technology to basics" and its philosophy that teachers know and exceed us In tonnage, they will assuredly be better than grade school studen ts what J Edi tor: less cautious In the Middle East, Asia and West Sincerely, to learn. Jeanne S. Gibson Europe, which has shown little ability to stand up The Christmas season is almost upon us. This Among the features of the program at the year for the third Publicity Chairman to outside pressure. time we are making our 5crschool: Orange County Braillist.,, Inc. Leaving military considerations aside, the vices available to braille Christmas cards, free industrial development assistance itself poses —The primary concern is the acquiring of of charge, to anyone In the community. Thus Letters to the editot are always.welcome, dangers similar to those of the unfortunate grain basic academic skills, with the school striving to anyone who hai a blind friend or relative can They should be as brief as ; ; ~ I*le and deal. When the Russians have the money, they build a positive self-image in each student send him a Christmas message that he himesif Comment on matters of general ereii buy can read withou t depending on others to read it in large gulps. Though their purchases may through academic achievement. The lette rs should deal wi th I ssues and avoid W him. It Is our way of saying "thank ou" to the Pcrsoalitlti. be a very small proportion of total ou tput, they —The curriculum follows a definite community for their Interest and support. to edit those can have tremendous economic Impact. Th e editor reserves the right progression, building on skills and abilities R ussia's five-year plans provide for industrial letters acquired at each level. Subjects include reading 'o booths will be set up. One will be located for reasons of space, but will exercise expansion In giant steps with mammoth projects eatediting. care that the thrust of the letter is not lost LaterJ by lulls. There is not the constant I Orlando Fashion penmanship (!), spelling, history, English, Winter Park Mall, on Square and One at The lathe physical education, art, music and band and 13 two dates, Dec. 6th and upgrading and rebuilding which characterizes Ali letters must be signed th. The hours are 10:00 a.m. untIl 4:00 p.m. orchestra. with a number miffing American Industry and which normally but Both booths will be staf fed on both days with address and, when possible, a telephone always as we see so today clearly — keeps —Letter grades will be given in all subjects certified braillists happy to braille any message so the Identity of the ter may be checked and ournot economy on a fairly even course. When and report ca rds will be Issued six times a year. on any U.S.. cards brought to them. There will be no established. however, the Evening Herald will Soviet trade reaches respect th the e expec te d levels as a —The discipline policy as.swne that the cards for sale. wishes of writers who do not want result of U.S. investments and subsidies, these their names to appear in print. teacher has the authority in the classroom and We would be most appreciative if you would tremendous Russian purchases In several fields the support of the principal. Pupils who do not make this service We reserve, of course, the right to reject any for one, or three years orso followed by known to your readers. TNmk two letters " newspaper considers to be libelous or lulls meet behavior standards may, after conferences you for all your past courtesies, slanderous. with parents, be asked to withdraw Our cycles of boom and recession, In talks with parents, says principal Lewis Reflections. . . all of us,! suppose, have been Walker, he has discovøred that what they want waiting these young 6,7 and 8th grade voices Into a group of tyro. most of all is for their children to master the and hoping there would be an improvement In the national professiona ls. basic skills. "It Seems that many people of both Picture. Ther e were a number of Individual races," he says, "are ready for the schools Performances Obviously, Watergate had a depressing and guilt- which deserve recognition . , . head back on a middle road in education,' Laura 1-river playing the laden effect few ('1 us dared even consider. And then to Entertainer on the piano, and as a finale the 200 of us who have the present thieful economic situation evol ve Ills ironic, comments the Council for Basic so were there were Introduced to eighth-grader 9 Emanuel rapidly, it's a wonder we all haven't jumped from our Lester. Education, that attempts to carry out the rooftops. (Since they're usually only one story high, that historic educational function of schools should He played the piano and sang, "God Bless America." alone gives reason for moving to Florida, right?) now be considered "revolutionary." In case you didn't know, this siii'0 IIIMIIIII Ij.. What I ' Patriotic "spine originally by beloved Kate &nith—and UngJi for many years, she alone was permitted to sing It over the networks,.. Leave It to the kids. They'll bring It around. ONE ELSE! _______ THOUGHTS Last Friday night, dur in g half time of t Tuesday night, some of that earlier adora inoleSeabreeze football game, a young fellow by theSem name of Smith rubbed.off onto this young performer tion for Ms. He will swallow up dea th for ever, and the Lord — creating a Lewis Dorton sang,the National Anthem without any five God will wipe away tears from all faces, and accompanjefl usi his son The I have ne ver heard anyone sing a so reproach of his people he will take away from all ng with so much He was outstanding, emotion In all my life. the earth; for the Lord has spoken. — Isaiah Four nights later, while watching the Lakeview By JOHN A. SpoL.SKI 25:8. And if by chant, you are in charge of providing a Middle School 44-voice chorus perform at ldyUwIlde speaker for your service club, do yourself and your Elementary School, 1 had the shivers alj over "Tears are often the telescope through which again. . Within a short period of nine weeks since the start mem bers a favor by inviting Emanuel Lester (God Bleu men see far into heaven," — Henry W. Beecher, of America), and Lewis Dorton (Na ti onal th is school year, th e director has blended American clergyman. Anthem) to sing Ms. Rastom for you. still Mystery . limit grain shipments to the USSR and developed a control system of sorts. But it turns out we Y. DR. 1. E. LANtB Colitis Ulcer of high food prices — with a 'domino effect on other consumer goods It seemed for a time this 34ar that we had learned our lesson, President Ford stepped in to ____________ In other words, the old. fashioned academic' received from Parents, NBC* AM white, who - -- WASHINGTON — (NEA) — One would think the federal government had lea rned its lesson from the Russian n'a grain deal of last year, Those U.S.-taxpayer4ubsi dized shipments bit Into so much of our grain we have faced shortages ever ____________ school has suddenlyhecomeaflovelexperiment An example Is the Myers Park Traditional Elementary School which opened this fall in Charlotte, N.C., with a full enrollment of 500 pupils and with the proper court-approved racial mIstu. Over 1,000 applications had been CALENDAR ____ Calling It "an ironic and unforeseen development in public education," the Washington- based Council for Basic Education reports that there Li a strong and spreading movement to Include among al terna ti ves the kind of schools that the alternative approach repudiates, In towns and cities where the open classroom concept or some other variation of neoProgressivism has been introduced, the ad. vocates of strong academic schools are arguing before school boards that If experimen in free ts and unstructured programs are permitted, experimen ts in the tradi ti onal academic approach should be permitted also. And in many places, says the council, they are winning the argument, .* , THE ROYA LEVIZZAN TALLIONS , AUSTRIA j NOV. 24, SUNDAY 2:30 p. m. f SANFORD HOSPITAL NOTES ) - - -- - -------------- -- - -- - rilvint . N Best Prices in Central Flor da Around - __ w Clock "One of the reasons the cost of the flight has gone tq is to cover the free drinks you'll be getting!" ercover -- . ) .t i., '• S - — .g— " IN 1, I $1 , ' n 'f Pollution '' Is Detente ,.#. ____ to BERRY'S WORLD * V.,,;- ' Shoots Miami RAY CROMLEY ________________ The story did not specifically say so but, we're afraid, left the impression that somehow or other "government" was poised to commit yet another outrage on the people, that something called City Council would continue to remove from the pockets I Altamonte Springs residents every dollar the traffic would bear. Well, that may be so, and it would be tr Ou ageous if, indeed, city Council was an entity unto itself, some sort ct a machine, or maybe a computer, gobbling up our tax dollars to satisfy some obscene appetite having nothing to do with the welfare of the community. Of course, this simply isn't true. The City i. 1.1 ' School Now books to serve another purpose. Y - - newspaper story Out of . AJtamonte Springs relating to fear of Councilwoman Helen Keyser that a tax originally levied for one purpose might be con- tinued on the -1-i-i trT -, - h Dade Public Offic al Also H Be 1fl95 I In C icago . - Amur Fish To Fight 'i.-, ,.i .... : 00 . :.;. ,'r !,"I ,_. -__ I;--) _.. . - 1. 11, ~, - ~ ;-, V A _~ ~F5 . 7- I 14 - M _~!Li * - __3" H ~, I-*` F , - -. L. CHICAGO (AP) — The FBI bungalow, bur i ed In a sevenfoot Offi cials said Mrs. Marrera a3 disclosed that about $2.2 hole and cove d re th wi five has been ill and was living with % million of the $4.3 million stolen inches of fresh cement, her daughter. Her grandson, Oct. 20 In the largest cash burMost of the money was in Ralph Marrera, was the guard glary In U.S. history has been small bills of $10 and $20 de- on duty at the Purolator Securfound under fresh cement In a nomi na tions, authoritie3 said. Ity, Inc., vault the night the West Side basement. house belonged to Doro- money was taken. Fed eral and local officials thyThe Marrera, the grandmother U.S. Atty. James R. Thomp. said Thursday night the money of one of the six men charged In son praised the cooperation of was found In the base ment of a con ne ction with the robbery. law enforcement agencies which hel ped In the recove ry. He refused, however, to say who tipped off authorities Thompson said the money was found by agent Maureen 4 Hi ggins. MIAMI (AP) — A Dade the arrest, fired his gun without SIX men were arrested Count Policeman shot a se reco nizin his fellow officer within 10 (lays of the burglary , riously wounded a Hialeah po. spokesmen said, ' and charged with bank larceny, ' LI cernaflurngag8 during diii Lfl Noneofthefourmenarrested bankburglaryanciillegalcof which b0th 'lien re working were armed, although losives. Th e y are bting held the of- iexp lieu of bond, as Undercover narcotics agents, ficers had been warned the Sid e Of Our Economic Downturn Human WAYNE D. 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FINANCING • 0 of ORANGE COUNTY ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32801 FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS �4 WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL compare. 4 Friday, Nov. 22,1974-4A DEAR ABBY Rete la d r Nominees For By GAYNOR MADDOX The Herald SVICtS you can 't better than Zayre! do Fat Diet, Breast Cancer . . The Discount Department Store 1*4 Among many institutions Studies at Harvard Unh'er- learning research in many Harvard scicntlst concludes. The United States is rated working on the answers to these sity School of Public Health In- sectors from that elevated Surveys show that In the ninth in incidence of breast American women have been questions is the American dicate also that a high degree of cholesterol may be connected United States breast cancer has cancer. But the Scandinavian By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN jolted awake by the unexpected Health Foundation. Its senior animal fats in the diet may with cancer of the breast, been on the Increase for many countries (Sweden, Norway, threat of breast cancer. The epidemiologist Rebecca Gantt definitely be related to breast "Cholesterol is the starting years. Our women have been Denmark .. for DEAR ABBY: I would like to nomin ate my ex4nisbaisu mastectomies on Betty and Finland) are Ford, observes: We would hope that cancer. A spokesman for the material from which the body indulging in diets more heavily rated at the top. The Scandina- "II1 of the Year." I divorced him 15 years ago, so he could our First Lady, and Happy moderation of the department of epidemiology makes sex hormones. diet would marry another woman. At the time we had a f1ve-earoId son and We also laden with animal fats during vlans have the highest rate of Rockefeller, wife of the vice- 1oer the rate of cancer of the Says: know that some female sex the years. That means they animal fats in their dieL a three-year-old daughter. president designate, have breast. We cannot say so "High cholesterol levels in, hormones influence t he (list year he forgot all about child support. had a the have been regularly eating red On the other hand, Japan, spotlighted dramatically how definitely. But several studies the blood are caused by a diet metabolism of breast tissue. It meats such as beef, pork and with the lowest intake of animal good Job, so I never hounded him. suddenly cancer can strike. indicate that there is a positive high in animal fats. We have is, therefore, logical to say that Last year, our son enlisted in the Air Force. Five months later Iamb, cheese, butter, cream, fats, is rated 39th among breast Today, every woman wants to correlation between cancer of known for a long time that high the female sex hormones may whole milk, ice cream and eggs cancer victims. Their diet be was killed in a training accident. know "have I got it and what the breast and high intake of cholesterol and heart disease have some association with Abby, that boy saw his father maybe a dozen times in the as can I do to prevent it'" all great carriers of consis ts mainly of fish, rice and animal fats," are related. Now we are breast abnormality," the saturated fats. 15 years. His father never remembered his son on his birthday or Christmas either. Guess who showed up at our son's funeral? His father! Now fortheunbellevabiepart:myex-huabandtoldmeat th efuneral --- that he was "entitled to half our 'on's G I insurance (The In l surance was made out to rue.) I told him '1hcre to go, and he ..._ said he plans to sue me. And he probably will. Have you ever heard anything to equal that' : SHOCKEDINCHICAGO I DEAR SHOCKED: No. But U any of my reade rs have, they'll .4 else care to nominate a ' candidate for Heel of the Heel Of Year ** - F ower Pol"pr __________ I - . . -- - ___ U New Mood Upper .• • Vl'4)J I By VIVIAN BROWN DEAR ABBY: My broth er and his wife are secretly married. mally runs to earth colors, yel. scious that they now coordinate / I :.. '! AP Newsfeatures Writer My husband and I stood up for them. Brother is 31, and Ellen low and other bright-colored a frankly fake (lower look with 'Some people can predict the flowers are making Inroads. In their furnishings. In . .4(made up name) Is 27. . bedrooms mood of the public by watching the south yellow and orange are he makes Brother and Ellen do not live together. She lives with her 1 V 4.1 floral arrangements the stock market averages. But popular. parents and he has his own apartment. that match the bed sheets. He . ,.• ' Ellen has not yet told her parents that she is married and she former actor Jon Peterson, 38, Peterson has been making might design gingham and uses a different gauge has given my broth er orders not to give away the secret. I th ink the flowers for 14 years and now bandanna flowers for little 4 IV sales trend of the artificial she's ashamed of him, which really upse ts me because he is a has a staff of 50 helpers, mostly girls' rooms. Thcre are flowers ; '' super guy. flowers he designs. When handicapped who work on one of orange burlap and he -: ,,' They I• finally told my parents. Abby, they 'ye been marri ed a people are dispirited they look I made black roses and black of three shif ts which start at year. Last week my parents had a little anniversary celebration for more piety in the things poppies with white centers for that surround them, tie has ob- a.m. Some mutes work in their the starkly furnisW modern party for them. tier folks weren't invited because they still served. Then, too, the hand. homes. The enterprise has be- homes of young people haven't been told about the marriage. It was all so one-aided and come so pouplar, he continues made flowers become Papier mache vegetables and more to popular as real flowers become expend the North Hollywood fruits I cannot understand why Ellen won't tell her folks. Nei th er / JI realistic squashes, ortiigher.priced. she nor brother has been married before, there is no racial or anges, lemons, bananas, to In addition to (lOWe1 arrange- matoes and religious conf lict and my brother doesn't have two beads. In fact, peppers are pop"A big demand for yellows, ments made for individuals, he ular Is very handsome. What doyou makeof this? . in ki tchens and dining oranges, tiger lilies and designs decorative arrange. rooms and may be "B" IN SAN MATERO set up in brilliant oversized poppies In- ments for department 510105, DEAR "B" i A li Ellen's reason for keeping her ngerie shower was held Tuesday in the West 17th Streets marriage SHOWER FOR dicates people wan t to be hotels and movie productions yellow, red or green enameled a secret, but whatever It i It's not your problem. It's Sanford, home of Mrs. Virginia Allen (left) with Nancy (3thari colanders, pewter dishes cheered," he says. "During bad and these, too, are more in e be and" or brother's (right) for co-hostess, An Smith, A I&I cii bride-elect of 's David Bryant, times people always choose man !. He designed a 12400t baskets. A casserole of white " pictured here between her mother, Mrs. Elwood IL Smith (second papier mache onions would be happy colors like ytllow, and floral madonna for the film, difficult to tell DEAR ABBY: I am writing to you because although I am on right) and mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Jean Bryant. from the real they use more flowers in their "Day of the Locusts," and te thing. Some mushrooms are homes.111 largest item he has made a baked to the ashamed to ask him this question. right ceramic ap- ________________________________________________ 45-foot ora ng e tree Ten years ago my husband clied, Last year helm love again, went 10 For example, In Michigan pearance, and some utue and the genUniz five years )ger than JIaaj where they usually favor blue signs are made of real bread For the last 30 years I have had no menstruation, having had or lime colored flowers, and in In these last few years people dough. my menopause completed at age 53. Can you please tell inc if New York where the taste nor- have become Some people select their own there is any possibility of my becomin g pregnant now? I am In containers, he says. Lucille Ball good health and do not look anywhere near my age. (I'm told I chose a butter churn when -,..., look about 60.) Du not use my name orIocatn please. ( ordered daisies for dress . WANTS TO KNOW designer Edi th Head, be says. , DEAR WANTS: No d4Dger. Jack Cassidy's blue bachelor • :' " _____________________________________ buttons are ina big basket lnhis den, Ughter blues fade fast, II 1 Patterson says, so they are not , so popular. AnAVL&Wmma O u Pvo11c ttike Us Number One O nNi His own favorite flower lathe daisy, and his "very good friend" June Aflysun shares his R . enthusiasm for the flower. She has his pink and white dais' ;# "all over her house" and he has " made pink silk roses for her bedroom and a perennial Easterbasket - papler macbe • eggs that are hard to dis- L ,t tlngulsh from the real thing. "; - '-Jw.:, ...I One of the newer looks com. bines artificial and real flowers / /•;. .----. - baby'sbreath,eucaJyptus WOOdIAdR4,S. and ferns, he comments. He .. vt:. k .; :; J • . 'r uses real branches o( forsythia ' • • and apple, gluing little yellow • I 'V and pink silk flowers to them, "which should last forever." - l. After a WOfuj 45-Pie fine imported china. some ' Choice of three ekgan, patterns moviesanda time working with Woodland Rose . Hope, and dress designers, Peterson found WIN A BIKE BEFORE CHRISTMAS Comkrc servic e for cijht. a Job in a flower shop when he was out of work. Later he Zeta Xl members from left) Evelyn DeMittlo, Wanda Hubbard / Layaway now for Christmas star his own flower business and Faye Carroll display the nifty 2$-Inch, 1$-speed boys bike Seen getting the old vocal chords In tune are members of the ' 1141thAnwric side hilp buying flowers of Japanese and CHORALE that could make someone happy this Christmas. kIU nw Central Florida Chorale. Seminole County area residents can look I tim..O, (J.di • Iii. • Czechoslovakian origin and sale at Carroll's Furniture, downtown Sanford, where the bike is forward to a varied program of holiday music to be presented by i RMING For Your holiday viewing pkuutt: on display. dying them painstakingly by " "' ' the Chorale Dec. 20, at the Sanford Civic Center under the /ik, Preis Annie a nd she Hoods Starting Angie B iic, hand with a paint brush. Six sponsorship of Seminole County Mutual Concert Association. 271h. on the ABC Network years ago he acquired a oz' . ____ , 0 1 u3r with as unique collection of dyes, velners (used in wining flowers). molds and presses,, many from France and no longer manufactured. He 1/ TALLAHASSEE, F la. (AP) Florida, hs failed In three pee- public not oily / surmises his enterprise may the what ERA will Gov. Reubin Askew told the vious legislatures, the last in the United States do but what It won't do." But Askew said he saw signs' "I would riot want history to making silk flowers by baud Commission on the Status of Women Wednesday that he was that the tide was turning In (a- record that Florida, which was from start to finish . hopeful the Florida Legislature vor of the amendment to the recorded as not being a state to He Can mike thousands would patify the Equal Rights U.S. Constitution. However, he ratify women's suffrage, would different types of roses. As petAme ndme nt during the 15 urged commissioners to work once again vote to be a state to als & applied, the size and WAY session, hard to assure that the ERA deny all people equal rights," shape are controlled. NOW FOR The ERA, hotly contested In does pass. he added. CHRISTMAS "Commission members must Askew said approval by the continue a vigorous education BUBBA-BEAR Florida Legislature could be program to allay the mistaken the impetus needed to get the beliefs about the Equal Rights required four other states to Fostoria Crystal Amendment," Askew said, ratify the amendment Into the Adorably styled in "Again we must inform the Constitution. Mika* Franciscan the ships of a bear. CHRISTMAS CARDS lndepends,uc, and Sata n t v s D 4a ac --.---v - - ---will surety bring Sode China CARDS 2s so 7s L smiles on Christmas • Oneida Flatware I IMIIAi.,l,W. II, _ Wdh _ s.eo f_IM 3100 JOHN T. 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Sizes S.M.L req. 193.28 Includes 2 chairs, loveseat, coffee table and 2 end tables. Is" sq. frames In white powder finish. Colorful floral pattern cushions included. • • $1 lOs IU 250 _________________ SAVE $3 G E Knife '---- , . $ $4 Grouping 139" AM-FM radIo, 3 speed changer dust • cover, Model MSI000 w .. 6 pc. Wrought Metal 28 reg. 39.99 Wrap - . $ Mens Blue Jeans Ladies Nylon Waltz Gowns SAVE 53.29 Holiday 7 A I EM -. SAVE UP TO 1.99 SPECIAL PURCHASE 131-OC SAVE 54 - -. %• SAVE 11.99 Major Stereo/Phono - .. .- ' %D WIT% %NC WEST ORLANDO' / West Colonial f at Powers Dr I / / CASSELBERRY ORLANDO Near Jai Alai Fronton/ So. Orange A / f 92 SANFORD' ghway 17 81 / KISSIMMEE' Vine St. /1 WINTER HAVEN' /OAYTONA BEACH Daytona Mail Block North of Cypre" Blvd. at Bermuda f 17/ Nova Rd P.VoIja Ave. Gardens Blvd. on Ain,ort U.S l $ 971 cL �GA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 22, 974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I%IelIlO(hit ,7 1: 11 . .,. THE SEVENTH-DAY Highway 4u Florida Brian Tarr Pastor Saturday Services Fans? City. AlSO %..Church • • !ItI/I%l - - - - - I 00000 I CHURCH 550 Hester Ave. .Ph. 3fl-03fl ç (.'Igrisli(g,I Pastor THE SEVENTH-DAY Sarday Services 'Sabbath Schobl EvangtItlic Srv,ce Church Training EvenngWor th p Wed Prayer Meel.rç 30a M. Worship Service Wednesday N.Qht ii 00. m 6 15 .m m l30p m, ' pm -X .' %.%.. OUR .. Sunday School . Wednesday ServlC i - ' ..' - -. " n Miss ft must seem strange to people in other lands that . we regard the turkey with sq, much aflection. But that old gobbler stanfsfragreat deal &I2noon Conl,SSIOOL Sal. 101Sam 7 oop m, . 6 7P M. j. Ye evokes to most of us the triumph a: Plvmoush, When the faith of the Pilcrim, sucfajn,d them arainsr Ot'flt /lm:u oiL!; f/ic oil! fr,- ,itherc were : star at traction at that first Than ksgiving dinner. Thanks were ,. '.()1lnt411j()fl(7, ,,, . CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2441 S. Part Avt II(I/)jjl CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLy 200 Fairmont (Sanlord Garden Club Hwy. i7.9; I .1O:3OlIa+m+ iLOOam - Worship . . -, - f - Sermon - 7:30p, -. . '.,;,,,, -- K ¼ Eeningworthlp 'ed Srvce 7 :00 P m, + . 1. \ . - .. -- . - . -- - -- ,. . '. -- \ - _ ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeMonroa Fl.. Ddvidj Rich Pastor Sunday School 9.458 m. P or n'ngWorship It 008.m. Evening Wor ship 1 10 P.M Wed Prayer Servcr 7 )Op r'J A' f'• / 1.Lt"i \ ) ~Oel - -- Minister 9:45am ii 00. m - lOOp m if - - :";.:. 1 00p m ,'- ,- _..r_ : - - - "' ,,' . \ - ;:wv' ' - 1 / - ., - -- (.I:ureh Of i/inst . -. . w. '. .. ' ' , - -. t ' A . . , ' LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE IlS Crystal Lake of. Lake Mary, Fla. Rev, Trlse Pastor Sunday School )Oa rn Morning WOr5hlp Bible Study 10 a m Evening ServIce 7 00 P,m Wed Bible5tudy 1:00 p.m Pm. S ,. ----- CHURCH OF CHRIST 30OPaImSprings Dr Altamonte Springs James P. Needham Evangelist Bible Study ------10:OOa.m AssemyWhip. 11:00am Evening Worship - 6:00pm. Wed Evening Service 6:00P m Wednesda Bible clots 7-30P M. ,+- . CharfesH Crump - IndependentMintonery " - . . . - : PrP.s1,'1ni(,,m 1- .. . --. .'. - 4- , f.-' - . "F - - , ' '.- - __ 1' - - - - .'-E1 - F ' ,, . _ - 7 943am 1000am 11:00 a m 600pm K - - - -- - -- - .. - - : .:, 7 30 rn -_ - - • '- , - - '1' ' - i ' "." ', - Ship Supper PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 West PauISoey Evang.It Bible Class )0.00a+m+ Morning Worship 11 00a m Evening Wur ship bOOpm EbleClasses Wed ?.30p m . - ' " . .. - + - .+ + -+ Sunday Iejn,. Isaiah 55:8-9 Monday • Amos Tuesday Wednesday Thursday , Matthew ITimothu Luke . • i's 20.1 .1 8 16.1 t 8.4'7 Friday Saturday Philemon James . i.tsts ".v i.&t.rr s.i .iu 11W 's 4.., 1*51 SOdI?! PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH Old Routel6atpaola Rev. Russell A, McNinich Pastor Sunday School 9:lSam. Morning Worship II.00a.m. Youth Service 6:30pm Evening Worship ... 7.30p m, Wed Prayer &Prae l:3Op+m - - ___________ - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And J. Directory Page PENNEY COMPANY WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY - Possible WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice I. Wilson and Staff andE foes + ... . .... 10a.m. - THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Orange Blvd.. Lake Monte* WiIlIvd Eldridge .......pastor Sunday School IO.00a.m. Morning Worship $I:OOa.m. Evening worth ip +l:OOpm Sr.. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30p.m. - - -' - A 1111111111111111 SENKARIK GLASS Oviedo, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ' 'I I •. ' Lt ..i A., ' ' t ( C . 4D, $*pt.J C?'(h. FO%I City (ofnmuflnt, CIftIt'. .... .,... NfWNJ ft' left -. SAPTIST AA#dch 6#000 Chvisich, 0it-eft wtV Animal,, * F&4?TIOñ$ 5rd Gansen i I i Forest Cs, - Oh"dif Christian CF- UO'Ch, I W-414 How" of . A0401a" Citmlivalef 10L,"amtry &Witt Etwurch. sw"vwnf no E10" SW' ng% 6" 'til C hlifft h. Old Cittotift ad of 14"feir Ave F irst 5'.s' (P-,qcp,. VS Park AvI F(4r4nP%zP fiW4r Chw(h 90 Analf"onfis $WwqL a# S16; SUNW4 aftf-st chlioth, 34h Pat-wetto St J4M"Mti.h~V0APt.sICh.~rE%St Rd Als.0itten 5' PI'ji 5pt,i lii 1. A SO kA"hows lloplist CP,;.Wct,. CAM"n "Ott 01100 01 C",lsf, LWq S Jori'is CItui'cPi of Ctw.ss. W ___ Fi C4cA W$ $.SQ$.It wt P,' ' h' CC - *Jhlm Cap. Cci c L.t Mary o L.I* Monroe Altatic,f, 2*' HOD, ea.$4$ Clwth ___ i7 C"v'P cl Ctti HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION FLORIDA STATE BANK David Beverly and Staff MNkL *Iiam St csu.cs Chwolih of of Churth of At,. AND STAFF CATHOtC tt~tt Ak 5t "t!*'? 5D,tE45. rt L*nJ A AAf OMfl4', Bipft C'rtt. Si MtW1 BKjt1ø C itotP U - ___________ CjTTØ*( ClIW1f t V4'W CtttJU!, S.iriis & r,i , , 4.j - -- - - '5- UI .' - .. O,.d3 Alamovttt t ivy A PitKt. it 1*5t C?.~(P O,vfrooK Dt, -, - ______ ':5. __e 4. PRESSYTIRIAN Ilk MIt, UtOd WILLIAMS MARGE -- Like Rd p f C.'th Cinti - .: PIOVII Pd. Allory"n,sl '(1 ttc i'ft%tt Catstltwfry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST 3?-1812 1b5 Rd +,, , , " i" t' sitt"O" t Ct~ufth. Alt Park Avg hCds5f(hq(h 3M Sanford o w m si AUin NUUCHI$ A ME All Faith )1m, Mit y t A U F ,t A InI C p,qth O',,n Rd. E'tIflvsa.. chc4Cp.s,,t Semo,an P11K Ave Chapel. If, t; fl SHIRLEY irva Lake tO,,ct c9 ttte Nan,qq,, IKe Mary Bt. LoKi Mar, or'9*9.d ur( Ill the PdIt&frt *I,mttl, JfltipAt,s MILLET 92)2 Lake K ifl9;:Qm Of CP.twcpt o mi ,MI 0 • Forest City U Awe lOtS Srnrt P,'ptp Altamonte Springs ''o t Pt(I O*n Rb4, Tib(f,t.tI, 7nda 7 Im MO,w*, CPaçI, 011n9 BI, K .A ZARENE ttithO4fl1Nj:jriq,t, W PASTOR IS Brian • . ,. ' . .'. - Forest Lake NEW CITIZEN Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Chch has elected t the followino htirrh n(f 1975: G. Janssen, chairman Board of Elders L. Gaul, Tarr of Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church Forest City, who recently received kb nntitrn1IvntIn papers, was greeted outside the Federal Building In Orlando by the Forest Lake Elemen tary Education Center Baid, in which . . daughter, memurs of the school staff, church P')' members, Florida Conference president H. 1. Arubba and staff. a Nyasaland, Africa, Tarr was a British subject of South African parents. He came to the United states in 1951 as a student and was ordained as an Adventist minister in 1963. He came to Forest [Ake three years ago. chairman Board of Deacons' E 1-1 Elders; E. Alner, chairman of Academy Deacons; Mrs. I.. Armour, chairman Academy Deaconesses; Mrs. V. Kirstein, church clerk, Mrs. E. Harris church treasurer; Mrs. H.' 834-9212 Rd )Ct Crr vO%m Iflfl Park t 'Ø ____ il, MARI uL YN GARLANTI .YN -4 0. S "'" " Church FaAkL . Chvqth 5, ?*hO44 S. A chwu ot camp CP'ucth -' A ME UJu co' V , _____ __ on ,. A'tpott "4" R i.-' ____________________ S4hA4) c t. 'C ' 77h4 COwtfry live W0141111, ChWch, Santord Afl..t, CP,i.tcp. Oak Hill S 1dCoceit.onoa woi,att Ctt, tittitt ve pMtL't: - v .."i Lit - Brownlow, serviceman's secretary; Mrs. V. McClawn, chairman Board , of Deaconesse; J. Curry, chairman of Lay Evangelist Council; Mrs. P. Carbon, chairman Public Relations COuiriii(tee, P'.r? P*nt,cc4, C'utth ---- original composition by a mem be r of the Dover Church will he included on the program. Another in te rest ing feature of the program will be puppet presentation by several of the young people. All 5crvices are open to the public. "Thanksloving" is the theme for the Youth Retreat planned for the youth of First Baptist Church this weekend. Approximately 50 young people and adults will be led by Mike Mattox, Debbie Graves, Donna Allen, and Sb Knight, all students from Stetson University. _____ _______________fi_.1_ Pastor G, Con,in1nt Pressi Church, PISS A'dr.wi Pres yseql.n Cr.urcs, 9953 V Mans P'esyt,,i,,, CJgCy, DeBar, A,, Blvd, Ap,•s, &1 (Isyt gone C?/ L)e2(5e/co?'(@. 6 Scjoit' Aos'es! Fir"Pre'llblit"I&It ChvfCh, Oak Ave L 3rd $1 Wt$PIOdtI Ctuqch, Gqnq GVaC. Ufl41d MIThod.st Chuqch. * EPISCOPAL All Si-t-'i t tt.: C"'t L '.' ataeo - ism i- '5- As" *' b" f V COO'nMun-fir United Methodist Crius,Ctl, li*V I? f7 L Piney Ridge Rd . Costirlb"ry Mlffiod.rt flOSS ImAV( CtWch01GWVfPr00Wc0n4S per ,,"' ('(4 flr'.qi A Lake oW• LH1 O4 f! lai,j Ca,Ps.c C'sy'th. I)t Mis miI4n. IE* Jff4'1' A,. ,- Memorial CN+,'Ch. 5tWlfl ,?,! r,rv qwvn.T o Cvvt C'trdt. Mittiad A'. thf ROdnq, I0 O";f" '-;r-' , HCov t_ GOd. . o tt Nativity, LIKe Mi' At SO-011 Ci?t.c CPt.4tt'. fl$ Oak Ave St Atit Dow.j 'to p, ()qtIt ,., god p c Rd tn M.t,,,, Luthr&,,(,.,..,., cattalb"ry MeTHoDIST Barnett Un, t 57th t (Ch o oø' t'toi" A- V CO I Orrilva pø#tø* Church . Mj,y 8tt1 (syPt NOttli 4:F.'.aAlp![liI p' K r i (rt+5g ,t ti:rr+ ( ' ' South ~t;W4iqCtlVrth0#Ctqqt. SAIQL#kv O"Wrellood ChVrC h0#CtW-if,tMP#IM&Vr,nQ%Df AII&rr4nfvSM Sp'ri Fit Cite 8'4t CIjfCM - 2I -!'.:. and Employes CHURCH OF CHRIST ' ips.s GN* TIONAL - M.on.i, B19441 (h'ch. 930 C,giess st ie Rap?41 CtjrØt. Palm Stirqs Rd. Afllm, fiss _____ 0. pint Swill ChUTO of owplOift Cipt Cso ø IMt LV P# Ctt.i CtIh II 5 S4nqd Ave 5r.40v4 Ctw4tI., Church. 137 * ArDors Blvd .rt C#1Wb"I`V 64041 Moch. 170 &*m.ongis, 6?Wd -1 I CHR1STIA,t ._.,, _______________ III, COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ___________________________________ N" Salem Pril"411vo 0401" h4`0 AM 14n 660#41 MOM MID Poor Awe Ra.itvi.a PitS Baptist cuo, a,,, Peop4e' aaonst Chipil 5)01 iS F.,st Street Siniord P.ec,eV BIp$i,t Oi,gct. 111w Airport m,4 Pra-fif Lake 840ist, Riot Rd. Fern psti, ~ i 41y( - ___________ _____ di •- __________ . : WINN.D$XIE STORES SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes SEMINOLE -.w - ii STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stens from and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ? - The Management and Employes & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes ,. 6 p_________________ &PWEO • _______________________ -- Area Churches S Thanksgiving Services Z HILDA RICHMOND Sii 3167 Dellona lne. Lift -- Howard H. Hodges and Staff L. D. PLANTE, INC. • Thanksgiving speakers--ffroin left) Rev. Pitts, Rev. Cosmatoan(l 1(e~-. Iiijig By GEORGE CORNELL and specialists In relief efforts fellow beings In need. No other AP Religion Writer In the poor regions of the earth. single imperative bulks so large God "stands at the right hand United Nations Secretary. In Biblical teaching, other than of the needy," Scripture de. General Kurt Waldheim says, warnings agai ns t spurning dares. "Maintain the right of "Whole peoples and countries God's truth for false Idolatries. the afflicted and destitute. Res- could disappear from the However, at Christmas 1974, cue the weak and needy." It's a map." in the richer nations of Europe constant Biblical theme. "He As U.S. Secretary of State and America, in the prewho oppresses a poor man b Henry Kissinger put it in con- dominant areas of Professed - (/sure/u', OlIir i..- In Seas Of Want 4 Sanford Fla MARKETS Insurance ASSFUIL(Y OF 000 me "Come, for the officers and the minister and the choir and someone to prepare dinner? To pian ist and the ushers and the sit down to dinner an hour late sexton have made all things is impossible, for we are not of ready." And lo, the majority mind to subdue the call of the be gan with tiresome repetition stomach to our spiritual needs to make excuses. and Christian thoughts. I pray thee, may I be excused?" The first to speak said, "All week I have labored hard and And many other excuses of ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK UNITEOSTATEBANK John Mercer and Staff - . ) . ' E. C. E Isea and Staff DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes Ingr.... - I-L1siI...gwoed FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. and Employes UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Canner Country Club it &UaIa Roads Rev Qarwin Shea Pallor Sunday School 900 8 m + F -- - Rev, Ruth H. Collin ......Pastor Amy Johns .......Minister-Healer OpenforMsditatlon+ 300pm Healing, Lecture and Message Cit. cii 3rd WedneSday Why. JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff .iI:OOa,m, YouthGroup ..... .... . l:30p.m. WedneSday: Choir Practice .... 5:00p.m. + I, ' SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Qnali Court Morningwop,ip - 'it lk I 630p m. .-- FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 459 Park Ave. Leo F. King ....... .......Pastor Morning n Worship $301 11am d -------------5:30am UMYF p.m. Prayer lnd&lthThuriday +++++630am. amily pper Ird Sunday 600pm. ++ 14 - 30 - " . This modern day parable reached the end of my Sunday appeared in the Heritage morning enthusiasm, and to get Congrega tio nal Church Mid. myself ready is more than i can week Bulletin of Berea, Ohio, manage. I pray thee, have / -=- - - . . - FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue Rev Jay T.Cornaso Pastor Morning Worship 1108 list Sunday School 9 - aSa m Morning Worship ii Ooarn Church Training 6:15pm. Evening Wor ship .7 30pm. Wed Prayer Service 7.00pm. . '+. is Evangelist WTRR Broadcast BibieStudy Morning Worship EveningS,rvlce Wednesday flibleciau - , CHURCH OF CHRIST 1313 Part Avenue ,ip + - -. % Sunday . - = et . . t ... ' . • .+. PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH 5)9W Airport Blvd Rev. Xenn hHolt.. o Pastor Sunda y am Mornlng,rjh P ....11;008.m Church ,ransng 6 ,pm Evening or m Wed veningJ.c9 wpm PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH U26PalmettoAve. Rev.G E Hodges Pastor Sunday School 9:43a.m. Morning Worship ...... 11:00a.m. EvangeIittServices 7:00p.m. Wed. Prayet,1 Bible Study 7:30p.m - Plenty Sanlando Sets Groundbreaking + JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH '63) WlstFfritStri,$ George Galloway Pastor Sunday School 10:00am Morning Service ll.00a.m. EveningSer y,ce l:30pm W edne-sdaySic, l.)Op+m Old Tru$hsfor aN,wy 1 Isles Of Pastor Gives Church 700pm I'('Il1t'C()l(1I - - m, - - - GRACE UNITED FIRST PENTECOSTAL METHODIST CHURCH CHURCH OF LONOWOOD Woodlawn Ul Orange lft.et Rev 0. Rots Dens . Pastor Rev E RuthGrant Pastor Church School 943am Sunday School 1000am... Morning Worship I1.00a.m Morning 1100am. MYF 630pm Sunda y Evening 7:30pm Wed BibleStudy 710P M. CHRIST UNITED Conquerors Meeting METHODIST CHURCH Sunday 6)0pm,1 Tucker Drive. Sunland Estates Lloyd Hampton Pastor Sunday School 943am Morning Worship 11 008.w FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MYF3&lSsjn 700p.m. CHURCH Eve WorshpI&3 Sun 730pm Oak Ave L 3rd St. Wetday Morning Player Gt'ovp Rev Virgil I Bryant and COMMUNITY UNITED Riw KefvethW Mullis METHODIST CHURCH Ministers Hwy I' 9)at Ply Rid,s Rd Morning Worship 130am Casselbury Church SC hool 913am Rev William Pickett Pastor Morning Worship ilOQam Rev Kenneth Miller Assist Pastor Nursery Morning Worship i30111. m Sunday School 915am THE LAKE MARY UNITED UMYF S pm PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Evening Worship 100pm WslbjrAvs Lake Mary Wed. Bible Study I Minister Rev A F. Stevens Prayer Serv. 7:30pm Sunday(First We1,sday FlIow Church School 913a.m. .. .,. -------6:OUp 700p m+ Nursery Provided for all services , ." '. PaStor 9 - ISam. 1030a.m. Evangelistic Service Mid Week .Il('lIl(J(II,t + - , ., ' . + - + 9 ':-' l,,.&....+ and Pastor 915am, 10 10a Nursery) LUTHERAN CHURCH fl000rlandoAvi.(I7.93) (Lutheran Church In America) William B Dney Pastor Church School '9'008 Mr Worship 1000am. '14 ' ' -'.-:4t'-_:- - - Youth HOvr Hour" GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED ri - -,, - c, / Kindrrgartn I ,, - - - Worship Service ' - -'c.'! - - .- Sunday School 700p.m. 730pm vgIa%D Elliott afldTV'1hiss l%5PiLili' - -- . . JamesC Vaughn Sunday School worship Service Evening Service Player Meeting Wed 103 W. 25th Place of the Lutheran '';''-... - Phone3Z2OftO 373 5010 / + 730pm SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 137 Arport Blvd Sun Eve Worship Wed Prayer Sunday School Morning Worship "The Church Su Pastor 1000a.m. 1100a.m. FIRST CHURCH OFTHENAZARENE 2511 Sanford Ave. .. + AM. Prayer Service 7 OOp m Nursery Open WTRR 7 3Op m SdayN,gh, Broadcast DIaIaDCI,OIIonJI,lhrs I /_ - s,.I.. (lfl Ii (', ay School Sun worthip THE REDEEMER Copr'5ht 1974 11a.m. .9:15 am. Community Ccntcr ALE Green P with the Church - . sults his maker." Yet in tke necflon with November's World Christian ity and Judaism, the modern world of great wealth Food Conference In Rome: "A people consume a mounting and skills, the poor face gather- condition In which one billion proportion of the world's goods ing disaster. People suffer from malnutrition and grapple for more, while Already, a billi on of them, is consistent wi th no con cept of across the borders In poo rer nearly a third of the planet's justice." lands, millions go underfed and population, suffer continuous, The offense of it cuts against enfeebled beneath a lowering crippling hunger, and 10,000 of the entire fabric of Biblical de. cloud of mass starvation. them die each week of malnu- mands for human decency. Authorities differ on just tritlon or starvation. 'tinder new Over and over again, through. when the crisis will take on caA community wide service of president of the Ministeral Thursday. I'.ev. pressures of contorted world out both the Old Testament and lamitous William proportions unceasingly, yea, until very equal impressiveness did the Thanksgiving and Praise will Association, will speak on Downey and the congrgaLj ecwiojiiics, spiraling popu. the New, Scripture hammers possibly in 1975 or as late i* late on Saturday night On people make. Yet did the people be sponsored by as the Sdnford "Sacrifice of Kindness and extend an invitation to friends lations, and climatic shifts, the away at society's obligation to 1988 Sunday I must need rest In but they agree that ' bed raise a great hue and cry and Area Ministerial Association Generosity." in the community to share in poor are threatened by vastly brace up the poor, to protect the condi tions are accumulating until noon. Or, if I should arise make bitter lament when war Wednesday at 7:30 pro, at the A special Thanksgiving of. giving thanks. worsening famine. weak, relieve the suffering and toward an imminent tragedy of at the usual hour, there are and crime and corruption and Sanford Church of the Nazarene feringof"deed.so1kIncjne,, First Church of Christ, An "explosive global catast- stop the exploitation of the world-wide magnitude. many odd Jobs to be done about cheap living among the young located at 2581 S. Sanford Ave. generosity" will bt: taken with Scientist, Second Street, rophe" is In the making, con- downtrodden. the house, and my "The spiral of starvation is All area churches are invited to the emphasis on doing instead Sanford, will conduct June 1974 conference wife does not people and adults flourished a public chided a At of the heart both Judaism even now accelerating rapidlet me rest until I have done participate. of just saying. service of her greatly in our midst. And with Thanskgiving of American Protestant, and Christianity, the faith of ly," says a report by the New bidding. And as a Rev. Leo King of First United Choirs from the host church, Thursday at 11 a.m. last resort, one accord they began to make Roman Catholic and Jewish followers repeatedly Is identi. York state province of Roman there is the Sunday paper w Methodist Church will inPinecrest Bap tist and Sanford A Than ksgiving Day service economists, agriculturalists fled wi th the help they render to Ca tho li c bishops. complaint saying, "Why I. troduce I cannot read at any time. I the theme, Alliance will sing along with will be held at Community doesn't the church Do Pray thee, ha ve me CICUSed. "Thanksgiving Sacrifices" and special solos, trumpet trio and United Methodist Church of something about this t hi ng?" Rev. J. T. Pitts of the Church of congregational singing. Casselberry Thursday at 8:30 And another said, "I have Never realizing that they ARE God will speak on "Sacrifice of Thanksgiving Services will be a.m. An offering of nonchildren, and behold, by the the church! (Luke 14:16-24) Praise and Thanksgiving" and held at Good Shepherd perishable - time they are dressed, fed and food for the church Think about it do Dr. J. T. Cosmato, minister of Lutheran Church, 2900A mission cup board wI be dispatched to church, I have something about it. It was a small church with a windows to replace the old ones service, First Baptist Church and Orlando Dr., Sanford, atIOa received. along wi th the support faded cracking exterior and a that were in most instances at of many Christians in this springy floored interior lined the point of failing out. Along omzitunity. wI th (lid fashioned hand-made with the general improvements Rev. Tossie feels that Mt. pews. The few parishoners sat to the church structure. an 'pprebensivcIy. The occasion organ has been purchased to Olive's location, the corner of was their first meeting with cnct,anued the worship services West 18 th Street and Hawkins their new minister, Rev. Eddie which are held at 11 a.m. and 5 Avenue, is ideal for growth and S. Tossie, not only new to their sun. on the second and fourth service to the community. He Sanlando United Methodists Church and win continue to Mrs. Marvin Dyal is general of information to workers who auction sale and thurch but new to the ministry Sundays of each month. The would like for Mt. Olive to announce special services of meet there until the new church chairman; Mrs. Rosamond dinner at in turn will invite three fellow academy as well. membership has 'increased become a church that the entire gymnasium, worship and groundbreaking buildings are completed. Chapman is in charge of the art members and friends to invest vol 10 conununity can point to with What was in store for Mt. from unteers will be calling d for their new church on Sunday. approximately work a nd painting, and Mrs. in God's Kingdom, to door to distribute co pies of Olive AME Church and their members to 20 and a Sunday pride, first because of its Construction for the church, Covenant Albert Jarrell, decorations. A The two-fold program in vites Magazines which will report tiew lisinister? The first step School has been established, spiritual example and to be located on a four-acre site program of musical talent will Persons to surrender' Presbyterian of leadership and secondly th elr lives what accomplished last year was the necessity for the They are now in the process at the corner of SR-434 and be directed by Mrs. Ashby to Christ and invest toward the and asking for continued building of mutual trust. Of forming a choir to further add because it is a beautiful Raymond Avenue, Longwood, Covenant Presbyterian Jones, program chairman. church Program. monument for Christ. course. the building of trust the worship services. support. will start immediately. Church, 17-92 and Lake Mary The hobbies, plants and Rev. Bartlett was a time, takes but it began that Perhaps it sounds as though Building plans Include a Boulevard, will have Those three years have been a flowers, art work and other cessful businessman and Good Shepherd first night. Fellowship Hall, office, and Thanksgiving Dinner on these accomplishments have for Rev. Tonle and Mt. Olive a Sun. talents may be brought to the financial administrator In a The next step along this come about easily, but this has real venture school rooms. The Fellowship day at 6 p.m. at the church. church "rt annual congregational in faith. The on Saturday 10-11:30 Midwest college, before being meeting Good Shepherd journey for Mt. Olive and Rev. not been the case. Most of this venture is a long way from Hall will be used for worship Members and friends are In. of a.mm; 2-3:30 p.m., or after 4 called into the m inistry. He was services until the main sane- vited to attend. itbera n Church will be held on Tossie began three years ago work has been done by the four completion and this affords an p.m. on Sunday. a pastor in Michigan and Dec. 1, 6 p.m. with the evaluating of the jobs iiien of the church Jimmie opportunity for anyone who Wary Is constructed, Members are asked to bring The Junior Woman's Club of Florida for years (including to be faced. There .was a Junior and, Booker I. Rouse, J. feels he The Contractor fee the church canned goods ' that will be would like to donate Sanford win be attending the three years In the chaplaincy)-mortgage to be paid on the L Harris and Pastor Tossie. It is Aagaard.Juergeqsen, Inc., turned over to the Salvation worship service their services. Any men who at 11 a.m., this and for 13 years served on the chUrch annex; a sagging rot- has taken the support of th Orlando, and completion of the Army by the Women of the e would like to aid the project Sunday. Martha Hardwick will staff of the Department of titig floor to be replaced; a face women and dedication, and the working iii their spare time project Is expected In 150 days. Church. to direct a mini-drama at both Finance and Field Service, ilL for the inside, refinishing of The sched ul e for the special minister and the congregation help complete this church worshi p services and Ashby Methodist Board of Missions, (lie front and painting of the have struggled and made great building may call at the church services next Sunday include Redeemer Moravian Jones will speak raising $15,000,000 for churches on stew dar annex, which though built in personal sacrifices in time and on the weekends. worship at 11 a.m. at the during that time. I%41 had never been painted and Dedication of Redeemer ship. temporary meeting place, Th e Charge Conference for the list goes on. Church on Seventh-day Adventist Church Moravian V c' irst Church is Monday at 7:30 First Baptist 'I'm' few' members had Tuscawilla Road, Winter F on Maitland Avenue, Altamonte p.m. The R.W. A Ware Bible program of .(ruggled music entitled be desperately with held Dec . 1 at 4 Springs. After a brief service, Springs, will Class supper is Tuesday at 7 "Certainly He Is (lsese p.m. wi The Son and th of mnLIny a reception to follow, p.m., in other problems the congregation will go Fellowship W. God" will be presented at for se veral years. They had building site and for a groimdFirst Baptist Church, 5Jf] however, not lost faith that God br eaking ceresnony at noon First Methodist Delfona Methodist on Sunday e ve ning at 7:30. The would hear their prayers and followed by a picnic lunch on The Thanksgiving Festival of program will be presented by send them someone who would the grounds. The public is in- Talents will be displayed __N __ "Partners In Progress" is the the Youth Choir and a small 011W and work sho ul der to vited. Sunday evening in Fellowship crusade theme of Deltona . ~ group called "His Disciples" shoulder with them. Their * -, -I - Sanlando United Methodist Hall of FlIst United Methodist United Methodist Church from the First Baptist Church prayers were answered in Rev. Church was or ganized in June, Church of Sanford. The seheduled for Nov. 21-Dec. 3. of Dover. Nelson Stone, former lassie. im, In Longwood. Worship program begins at 6:30 p.m. Based on the theory of good will Minister of Music and Youth at During the first year the six. DR. HAROLD HARRIS services started at First with a presentation of talents, and voluntary service and First Baptist, Sanford, directs year-old mortgage of $7000 W-.. z, Federal Savings and Loan, hobbies, canned goods, and giving, the Program will consist \ W-9wo Dr. Harold A. Harris, which was only about three the group. Altamonte Springs. In January, home-made desserts. The of Rev. Tsie s itli Jimmie Junior inspiration __________________________ through minister of First Christian quarters paid Approximately 65 voices will was retired, 1973, the congregation moved to desserts will be eaten by those preaching of crusade director, be accompanied by guitar, Church of Sanford will speak the inside of the church painted the Seventh-day Adventist attending the festival. Rev. James Bartlett; an giving drums, and piano. Such at the annual Men's Day and during the second year the program at St. James ÂME sagging, rotting floor was torn familiar numbers as "Swee t, Church, Ninth and Cypress out and replaced, the front Sweet Spirit," and "Fill 1,. of ,,I Avenue, at 11 a.xn. Sunday. the church remodeled and Cup, Lord," in addition to an 14 GENEVA CPtURCH - OF THE NAZARENE Tempocaty Gene va II11/IPr(IIt - - FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST l607S.SanfordAve. Dr HaroidHarnis niSter Sunday School 943am ornWcrship ii OOa m . 1000am Family ServIcC , CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot. ilffi St LOaN Ave Rev.R.Gnady,,den Interim pastor SundiySttøøi --. ++9;43r Morning Worship ilOOam Church Training 6 iSp m - LUTHERAN CHURCH OF . . ('I - -,, ! ) - Sunday School + On Holy COm Church 5,0001 changing world. ' 730pm M WOO&M The Rev. Carl T. Cannon Curate The ChurPh today is one of the world's greatest sources of history. Rut it is movin along with historyfor even while the old customs are maintained, there are charn,'s and new interpretations to keep pace with our ii its members, saying, church will the minister send 6:00p.m. .9.4so Itrot D S(U Pclur +r t heC ome - '- - ... Sngsrat,on ., , : I_ I. 'And behold, a certain church And another said, "The prepared a service worship and members of my family are : invited whosoever would come. indeed peculiar, for they must And it came to pass that the need eat on Sunday, the saria' church as o ther days, and if I go to to all of 730pm Longwood, Fla. 111, Just East of Interstate R. Burke Johnson MInlifer Minister HOLY CROSS 401 S. park Ave. sr r anCe. . . FeI1Owth flShOCkly SundaySchOOI 9:lSa.m Preaching &Worthip iO.tS Srng &Prorgaming 7 30 Pm Nursery Provided . of life itself, I Pastor , .6:lSp.rn. ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sinlando Springs Drive i/)t.S( ')Ui There are many s mhols and customs in the Church toe, and sometimes thu' mar .crni Yet they alto Cassl% understw,Jahl1' o,k e o ha e studied them. given to God for a harvest that meant the continuance 333.4354 Rev. Fred L. Neal Eprth League Evening Worship Wed Pna'er Meet 9.05 a.m Fmiiy Night Service Y P E Wed Turkeys are a tradition in Arneuica, a symbol. Like many symbols, they are easy to understand once you know the full story about them. . . - I, Rev. Daniel D. Arnold, pastor. excused." . . !oruiian Rev "Chvrch of Good liour" WTRR svriday School &Wning Worship Evangelistic S,rv, TIrladiti 'D on$ Ii m • 50 30a m - , I- m 7:30pm. CHURCH OF GOD $03 W.22nd Street Pastor J T, Pitts - FIRST ASSEMBLY OFGODCHURCH Car. 27th and Elm Rev E.DonCox Pastor SndIy5(hooI 9'30a M. , " - 0 ?IS Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr WiWorri Ennis Pastor Fr p j Kett AiS? Pastor Sat Vigil Mau -7 OOp M. - k-sellibli. 01, Gf)d Family Night (Wed ) -. - (:uilui!se CHURCH - " - ('hun/i Of ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Morning Worship Evening Worihip ''"..,, - 4 t , Pa:?: Sunday School SndiyServke& NATION "., FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 3160 Sanford Ave. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST " ? - TOpm 11:00 am. Prer $qrø ______ A Bible Study ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th 1 Elm C P Neill Pis?, ___'\ - ' •\h LtEV. FRED NF:1l. ('ongrcga(k,nal Christian Church Pair - Nu;wy& Kindergarten me _______________________ . •. ,1 10, Ir- _f ir Spnl?gs. - - I V 16 Corner Sunday School 1) 000 0*1 Kirkwood SR-436) ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST 7 Pr,trMrn - -. , Lyman1 Noon Wr'dnesday Even,rtg - • -X .1 LMMMM Noon WWQS (101) FM THE HOPE OF OUR CommUNIT' 1 , Pastor's SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Phon#034-211161 Organited June It. 1972. LOWWO00 M"Is fir Sunday Sef vices at Thi Seventh day Advenlist Church. Maitland Avenue, Altamonte Friday, Nov. 22, 1974-9A The annual World Service Appeal is In progress and Gene McCann of Forest Lake is aiming for the Dec. 8 deadline which will be climaxed by an Dr.Harrlslspastpresidenlof stuccoed. Sanford Ministerial Mt. Olive and Rev. Tossie, Association and is currently presently in the third month of chairman of the Association his third year, have put in Youth Committee. beautiful hew ruby paned �10A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Nov. 22, 1974 SPORTS H I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ri np11TT11Tn - —4 1 PETE ROGERS Z. UI 0 IlvilvUl I.... Mystery .... ... 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P 10) Butfl 11 1 324 Mnh I) Aip, II 40 600 310 I New York 11 6 Mi 3 This th e 1 NFL 12noon z;e 4 00 N Lyman at WINTER PARK Alda na EcbanoS:nche: Singles, Menchal 10, 26, 40) Michigan vs. Ohio c,o P . re dI:rc i to ' - - SATURDAY orecast - PENIN I ' l st. ' '• ' . a 28 '• season, center fielder Cesar Toar took a whistle to the out. 4 . • - . '0 ______ field. "I blow t he whistle," said Ibs.iu4i t4. .. . ...$'• Tovar "because I do not wish to - . . , . collide with Mr. America (Jeff .. n'._____ B 23-year-old Burroughs Blazers Paul Vellano 72, Billy Hobbs 55, and Rickey Harris 46, see th at Claude ____ has been one of the bright stars Watts doesn't get up (herald Photos By Gordon Williamson) for Manager Billy Martin's Feans ' 8i - - ' " - i : 1' ' 5,. - _•.=_ - TV VLUT ,, ..• ____ said, "today is Dday." The team is supposed to get all its back pay today. Pt'te Rogers 'I - Jeff'All America' present management which did such a wonderful job of bankrupting the franchise. Regardless where the finances came from, the Blazers locker room was filled with excitement from not only winning, but as one Blazer player SPECIAL 1 ,. 00 also a shaky league and not have their own people run the day to day operations rather than the f-, ) by~ - ' His statements that, "I can't even find th e football When I played in high school' were borne out as Prentice seldom observed the action on the field from his vantage point in the press box, and A-V Geiger £ . lie said he considers himself the so-called W 1, a The Blaze secondary, which rank! :cond in the league, also intercepted Corcoran twice and held the WFL's No. 2 passer to 127 yards on 11 of 32 pass at. tempts. te Blazer players, some of whom had threatened to boycolt the game because they hadn't been paid in 12 weeks, had their spirits lifted shortly before the kickoff when the head of a new group of invest ors In the franchise delivered a check for $1.5 million to cover outstanding debts. Mob Prentiee, an Investment specialist from Cape Canaveral, Fla., said the check represented a down payment for the sale of the club, but refused to disclose the total purchase price. . Forecast Standing S '- and 37 yards. Ken Brown, who was standing along side as the ca ta lyst in th e deal. "We had some extra money to invest and he (Brown) contacted us about the possibility of buying the Blazers." ADD-ON TAPE DECK AVAILABLE -. . Prentice pointed to Channel Two sportscaster 299 . -. When asked about the rumor of an Arab oil interest in the team, Prentice replied, "I wouldn't know an Arab if I saw one." The former resident of Buffalo, N.Y., who has been in Florida 10 years said he got involved in the team's purchase because his four Sons like football and it's a close drive from Brevard County to watch foot ball. 116 REG. 435.00 SAVE 136.00 S SHOWN. ONLY . , ... - mi, involved in several other companies, but not a sports fan. It stems IIaLL t) ,,, tha t P ren•t ice hasn 't sunk an Oi ijiS own money into the team, but as he stated while presenting a check for $1.5 million, "I know how to get the money and stocks." ,1 1k Prentice arrange., '1k wC ueai, d ea l, uu,. b u t w ith Wh hom nobody seem to know or at least no one s saying. DUST COVER AND . TWO MODEL 816-1 HIGH FIDELITY WOUNIAN SPEAKERS SANSUI - Further questioning revealed that the gray halh. P rentice i stIftUY 4 I)USII1cSSmaH. Well as tH On All COMPLETE WITH BASE, 1 ORLA NDO, (AP) '! thought at first it was a and goal from the two as the Flori da Blazer Coach Jack Par- dead ball," said Harris, a nine- result of a pass interference dee had one word for his team's year veteran of the National call against Blazer cornerback Thursday night World Football Football League, "and I was Billie Hayes, but was unable to League playoff victory over the wailing for the whistle all the score. Philadelphia Bell defense, way." Defensive end John Ricca, "It was the defense that Philadelphia coach Hon Wall- who recovered another Waits opened it up with the big turn- er, who watched the play from fumble earlier in the quarter, overs," Pardee said, "and only a few yards away, said threw Corcoran for an 11-yard that's what it takes to win." there was no question in his 1063 and the Bell was penalized The Blazer defense, the mind that the ball was dead. another 10 Yards for h!ding t( U t in the \ II, )u)rui OIh. It is t Lite httk, Wall Ikil kicker Jerry Warren - tou ch down dand 1 Prl!vented another s h ou ldn't counted. think field goal, but the score was a semifinal playoff against the call was ridiculous, nul lied by ano ther penalty. Memphis next week In TenThe Blazer defense starred Warren gave Philadelphia Its nessee. again lte in the th ird quarter only points in the second quarsafety Hickie Harris scored ona goal line sthndtha ter on a 37-yard field goal, but with less t han two minutes gone sparse crowd of 9,712 hardcore missed on a 27-yard try In the in the first quarter when he Florida fans yelling so loud that opening period. scooped up a fumble by Bell it took Bell quarterback King Florida's second touchdown running back Claude Watts and Corcoran four tries to get off an came on a 54-yard pass from scampered 32 yards down the audible Snap. quarterback Bob Davis to tight sidelines for the TD The Bell was handed a first end Greg Latta, and kicker Dave Strock added a 24-yard Blazers' John Ricca 82, pursues Bell's John Land, as broadcaster Paul Ilurnung, — field goal In the fourth period in background with suit, looks on after missing on boots of 47, 45 But after questioning Robert D. Prentice, 58, of ('ocp'1 Be a ch h'" "'bought, much it cost, and who's going to run the Blazers , one came away still wondering "who owns th e Florida Blazers." BL OWOUT! LOWEST PRICES Defense Does It, BIazers 18-3 Revealed Win ' - Man But Questions Unanswered L SANSUI Friday, Nov. 22,1974-1 B West Denver San Anton Utah San Diego Indiana 12 2 157 12 I 600 3 All 6 250 9 772 ill 1) 14 1 2 $ Division 14 3 13 5 I to $24 722 I 6 6' 9 .100 7 4 11 281 9 . k1 �__ .-- -- - - -V.-- I M—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday,Nov.22, 1974 _ V Eveninw Q Hedld, • tjC:', I •V SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE SPOKS IN BRIEF Rams B lack ed Out LOSANGELESAP)_TheLoselesssajd Friday their game Sunday against Minnesota In Memoria l wi ll bla cked for tele visi on in th e Los Angeles area. A spokesman said that 7 2 hours before game time, there were 7,578 tickets remaining unsold for the stadium with its 91,040 capacity. - - -V — -r _____ I V •'VrJ-V1J:- ' Game Saturday, Nov. 23, 79e30 First Home ____ V ' Lyman Stadium ••V •V:.V V Astros Home At Home J q HOUSTONAP)_The Houston pjn are open their National League baseball season April in the Astrodome against the Atlanta Braves. Spec Richardson, th e Astros general manager, also said th e league opener will he preceded by th ree home exhibition gams against Texas of the League on April 41 The initial league home stand includes three games against the lravt's nd three ;jtji th ik-Jr. e 1i 1975 V a . eI" I 1 r. SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE "RAIDERS" iç C-'. '-t '-',= :: è - VS0 ' ______ s• 4 EACF' JUNIOR COLLE E "P PA - LYMAN'S TOM LENT - SEMINOLE'S WILLIAM McI)ANJEL,S Grid Season Ends arrested Saul Munoz Medina, a professional boxer from Mexico City, on a felony charge in connection with the theft of two watches, worth $2,200, from a Browns%ifle Officers said Medina, 23, who fights under the name "Saul Montana," was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Adolfo Betancourt. Bond was set at $4,000 and Munoz Medina was taken to the Cameron County Jail, Medina is ranked seventh among ban tamwe!ght fighters and is scheduled to fight Carlos Mendoza of Panama Nov. 31 in Matamoros, Mexico. HOUSTON lAP) — The Houston Oilers, riding a fourgame National Football Leage winning streak, announced Thursday th eir game this Sunday in the Astrodome aga• t the DallasCowboys was a sellout se and would be televised in Ho uston. It was the first regular season sellout for the Oilers since im. The Oilers have also sold about 3,000 of th e 5000 standin room *aces at the Astrodom - ' c1eas d CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Greyhound Racing Commission has awarded 401 racing dates for ft 1975 season to the state's two dog tracks. Hinsdale Raceway received l65dates,-five fewer than jn 1974, startingJan. 8 and ending Dec. 31, with 29 scheduled for matinee aid night racing, Yankee Greyhound at Seabrook wa.s awarded 240 dates, nine more than In 1974, beginning Jan. 2 and ending Dec. 30, wi th 53 hav ing afternoon and night racing. onight a s e t a Adults • 10% Off Bikes 1 & Accessories Thru Nov. 30th. MONTESA - - V Africa — Top-ftded Jimmy Connors of the United States swept past South Africa's John Yuill 6.0,6-1 the sixth round of the South African Open Tennis championships - -- - 1808 S. French - V roquisye. G Make That Basket, Raid ers! CARACAS, Venezuela — Thoman teams imrn South Africa, England, and Japan each shot 137 to take a three. stroke lead nd Bobby Cole of South Africa had th e in -ad 'A ith a four-under-par 66 in the first round of the 22W World Cup Golf Tournament. A ,-,an IJy Mover , #7A' "" ', At '- 'W' '4 w- çt \ FC'P ,\ , " IVR O,'R 7P/4W Cf If '/ t)2 4\' • / ,cWp I5ØII c4#fF Caif/F7' ,• va MH TW mom FHQ_ 919 W. Hwy. 436 • FLAGSHIP BANK l OFSANFORD 16- 200 W. First St. Downtown Sanford Altamonte Spring$, Fl. o I On 0 V cto r I i y _-Z BUILD UP FOR A WIN RAIDERS - - V -- 9W'1 1 - 44 _V__ _ 1~- - _# ••• V V ROLLER RI Off Hwy.17-92 On Paint Center • PHONE V 'i 4 . Roofing & Sheet Metal - dr - Dog Track Road FOR PARTY RESERVATIONS -; V V V ' V . 838.2474 800 S. French ____________________________________________________ Sanford Ph. 322.9558 ____________________________________________________ . .•-. - . --- -, V Raiders Are Always Tops V& Raiders Make it a W nner! i I - J PLUMBING SEMINOLE COUNTY • . 2533 S Laurel Sanford Sooners, Buckeyes, WoolVerines, Cornhuskers Rea Bowling Nebraska's a better offerhe meets UCLA A little confusion Way, if Baylor wins, Texas (earn than they were last year," music, maestro. would be eliminated from the Ten pins Switzer report& -it's going to 29 15 If UCIA wins, they will be m h. Lucky Strikes P) II; , irk- U d UCLA ill 2n9 15 go to t. re IC d. .iau 4 It's F)ei I t 27 6 ijvW, uy virtue Og a , LJame .i, itu- rOtCe u j-rj biggest gam e we've played bead-to-bead victory J&W,splt Repair 27 17 over USC Even If ND's looking ahead to Jokers since we played 'em last year." If n 17 UClA heals USC and Califor- Southern Cal, It won't help the — — — That one ended 27-0 In favor nia beats Stanford, there will be 2-8 Falcons, suffering through Of OkWxmna. Ms one? TrY 26- a threa4my tie but UCIA would their worst wwon ever. Keep Your 14 ... Okh&=. WHATCHAMACALL IT P(1) because It beat the other Maryland 38, Virginia i. Warm WIth A Last week's score was 48 two and (2) because Cal is on Ight, 20 wrong and one tie for probation and can't go no Virginia Cbach Sonny RandleI .697, so maybe we are feeling matter what happens. says Maryland probably is the G*ftQr8i E 4dric the press:ure, after all. For thefinest texn to ever play in the Hold on, there's more, if sawn, it's 419 1-11M16-118. UCLA beats Southern Cal and Atlantic CaGst Conference. He's WEATHERTRON "ut 10 find Out first-had. meanwhile, Michigan and Stanford bats Cal, there w HEAT PUMP Ohio State have their annual also be a thrmway tie, but Miigan Sta te 21, Iowa 7 ... I CALL lug Ten shootout with one Since USC beat Stanford a nd Young Spartans conclude a 7-3- I PLUMBING & WA I difference. UCLA and Stanford tied, the 1 season and WWPI HEATING. INC.! looking ,The difference is that last team with the best over-all ahead tonextyear. I I 1001 s 32245421 year both teams were unbeaten record would go. That would Houston 31, Florida State 14: vpIzI 691 R . AW'I' DI ' SEM ' ' Up Raiders ART BROWN PEST CONTROL SERVICE The Iferal 2562 Park Ave S. 322.8865 Sanford, Fla. — - - 'i % _;.•* Slav ia' Florida . • . Tire 'Ern, Raiders an Win • L . - • . McROBERTS TIRES VA JOHN DICKEY INC. 1974-75 SCHEDULE HOME ___________________________________________________ V Ea EM A-,%, , INOLE __________________________________________________ -t • ir ni o-uoi V aiders FLAGSHIP CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ' PH ..'2.2611 ' Catt le Citrus Products C.*npssy O ID EAL 300 N FRENCH AVE _______________ - ua ______ ,,, .'"T "a' NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN - 1 WIMer?axt BANIK Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) . ru. It AAATtDIAI ________________________ - Plow 'em Under ii- C EACH %I I IMIM Ph, 322-3170 -4 " SHEETS I I V JA Dial Direct! Shoot Di rect! SCOREI By HERSCHEL NIVSSENSON and untied," Schembechler eliminate 4-4-2 Stanford But Seminoles on another losing for AP Sports Writer South Carolina to win Paul scoreboard, Myrtie points out 'This time, if the UCLA would be 7.2-2 and USC 7- streak NEW YORK (AP) ,The game ends in a tie, we go to the 2.1, with one game left. Dietzal's coaching finale Wake Forest 21, Furman 14 Yale 24, Harvard 14: This bump in m thr oa t Is a little Rose Bowl since we've already North Carolina 40, Duke 30: Nation's last winless team gets USC would th en have to heat makes It a perf ect for the Get some new ba tteries for the a las bigger this week," says Coach clinched a tie for the Big Ten t-ch ance win otre Dame to get the bowl Yalies Barry Switzer of Oklahoma championship.,, berth A tie with Notre Dame Kentucky 20, Tennessee 16 "We're not loose at all," says If Ohio State wins, the race would send UCLA on the basis Give me li be rty ... or the Lib— Michigan's Bo Schembechler will end in a lie and the confer of a face-to-(ace tri umph over erty Bowl. "This Is a big game." ence athletic directors will vote USC. Ain't no way Sta nford's Louisiana State 21, Tulane 7. "I don't feel any pressure," on the Rose Bowl representa. gonna go Ten weeks ago, they thought says your friendly neighbor. tive You remember the fuss Of course, USC could make this might mean a bowl bid hood college football when they voted Ohio State In the whole thing meaningless by Clemson 35, South Carolina forecaster. Let them feel the following last year's 10-10 beating or tying UCLA. And 28: Nothing could be finer than presswe on the playing fields of standoff? Wouldn't it be fumy if that's what's gonna happen ... Lincoln, Neb., where top-rated it happened again? Southern Cal 28-14. Oklahoma meets stith-ranked So belt ... Ohio State 24-17. I And, for gool measure Nebraska, and Columbus, Ohio, Also at stake Is the Pactfi California 27, Stanford 23 .0)(TP No, 3 Michigan faces uSEL) OFFSET PRINTING PLATES Upset SPecial of the Week . f0urth-raliked Ohio State. TEAM STANDINGS ROwl. It viH or won't be decided Southern Methodist 21, Baylo*r* 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ... V V . Repairs . 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Sa les & Service Ph 323.6572 Sanford I • - BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Top-seeded Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeated &abocs Baranyl of Hungary 6-1, 6-4 to advan ce to the quart er-finals of th e Argentine Open Tennis Tournament. h Accessories for - Was L £ New & Used Motorcycles e V in V -- Lou Tem e Re rigeration ________ ome - P lay It CooIi--- WIN!i Jump To A Win, Raiders - i With an easy opening win season tomorrow night as it Division IV of the Florida JC Mike Gibbs and Ron Cun. last year, and DlckRuxhe,last state's top teams were in over Flager Junior College, entertains a strong Palm Beach Conference, any team can be a ningham the are battling it out to years number three guard, tough Division IV Seminole Junior College will team at the Lyman High School contender, and any team a replace All-American Keith returning, th e Pacers guard should bring a similar situation. open its 1974-75 home basket ball gym at 7:30 p.m. spoiler. Highsmith at the point guard play shoul d be as strong as any In it's first game, SJC got With three regulars and one position, team in the nation. Victor scoring from the guard part time starter returning Gibbs, a 5'lO" prospect from Dubose and Richard Nelson will positions, as Ken Atkins and from last years state runner-up Kentucky, Is an excellent ball provide the depth under the Reggie McDonald led in that team, Palm Beach Junior handler and has a good department wi th 6-6 center College should field its best knowledge of the game. Cun. boards. Vernon Johnson hauling In 12 team in the history of the ningharn, a 6'0" flash also from Balance has been a rebounds over the outmanned college. Kentucky, brought with him a trademark of the Palm Beach opponents. Miquel Poyastro and William 29 point scoring average ançl Is team as evidenced by SJC will have to utilize its Hall, a pair of 66" forwards the quickest of the two. Bo players having a scoring height against Palm Beach as will lead the 1974-75 edition of considered as able average in the double figures the Pacers also possess height. the Pacers.Poyastro, an All- replacements for Hlghsmtth last year. Four of those six Last year's Pacer team, best State tourney performer, The pivot position is expected players are back, along with in the history of the college, was averaged 12 points and 10 to be filled by Richard (Tiny) several top recruits, giving the second only to Chipola in the rebounds last year and is ex. Mitchell, a 260 pound seven Pacers a formidable nucleus to state, and Chipola was second pected to show much Im. footer. Mitchell, a transfer, is build around. in the na tion. provement In each category. the biggest player ever to don a Both Coach Bob W right and Hall, last year, led the Pacers Pacer uniform and may the Pacers admittedly - • _________________\ Dr. Howard Reynolds, athletic in both scoring and rebounding displace Hass as the teams haveWhile \ their strongest team ever, dirctor, believe this year's with averages of 16 and 12 leadin g rebounder, th ey are fu ll y aware th at they Pacer teamWdIbe better j respectively. The Pacers strong suit ap. will have to fight to earn a , last year, but In Junior college Donald Burns, at6'3"rew'ns pears to be depth. With Bill KEN ATKINS return trip to the state tourbasketball, particularly in at one guard position while Brandon, a part-time starter nament. Last year, four of the RANDY FABER JOHANNESBURG,South B" rr4JML 4 V Students 5 0 ' $ 1 00 , V :- ADMISSION it, the last full unbeaten Astronaut two weeks in a lclng cause last week, they other hand Winter Park, 6-3 Is AT SEMINOLE seasons. schedule of Friday night ago to and Lake Brantley last still managed 24 points. riding a rare two game losing football in Seminole County and week, Oviedo is currently 54 Seminole concludes Its season Oviedo's head coach Bill streak, with consecutive loses Not much to choose from as next week oppo3ing Lake for some of the county teams a and with the win tonight Klein had predicted that the to Oak Ridge and Lakeland both teams have been Brantley while Mainland ends welcome date, although suc- assures them a winning season, struggling and are currently 2- with its traditional match with cessful Lake Brantley High A loss breaks them even for the second half of the schedule ould be difficult and it's 6, but Seminole did get a recent Daylona Seabreeze. School, named to play in the season. The Wildcats of Larry V proving right. forfeit win over Sarasota to Rotary Bowl Dec. 6, and a not c Last year's game went to be The opening moments of the tremely up or down for the Increase Its wins to auw. Both so successful Seminole High New Smyrna, and the Cudas Lyman gaI tonight, as a* teams come off wins last week game should be interesting to School square off next Wed. are strong again this year and LYMAN AT whether Seminole carries as Mainland downed Bunnell nesday in the season finale. OP(flIngLIC are currently riding 7-1 after should revea and WINTER PARK Seminole won that corn. losing their opener. t3entum rom as game. back game oer Sea • week 's fourth One thing in Oviedo's favor, Maybe this is the week Dick Lyman has been successful Seminole's schedule was 0% IEDO AT the Cudas may be looking past Copelan a team gets t big with its ne w backfield with definitely m ore difficul t as they NEW SMYRNA BEACH TONIGHTS GAMES the Lions as their annual upset. The Greyhounds 3-6, sophomore Bob Burkhart at lost to the likes of Winter Park, OVIEDO AT NEW SMYRNA ShOWdOWn with Astronaut is appear to be rejuvena ted after quarterback and Al Latimer Colonial and of course Oak BEACH The season finale for the scheduled next week. Astronaut three consecutive bases, to and John Porter at the running Ridge, while Mainland was LYMAN AT WINTER PARK lions marks the third con- is curren tl y unbeaten, down Seminole only to drop a positions, secutive strong opponent the dropping games to DeLand, DAYTONA MAINLAND AT New Smyrna will have to stop close game last week to Bishop Moore and Eau Gaulle, SEMINOLE Lions had to oppose. Losing to the high scoring lions, as even powerful Oak Ridge. On the DAYTONA MAINLAND who are experiencing losing ALL GAMES 8 Oilers SRO Connors Sweeps V R . Boxer Charged Dog Trac rck - sly ' OVIEE)O'S LOU RAJCIJEL e. 4 P.M. Best Read all about it in the Evening lcchMd November23 December S Docernber? Decrnberfl January 3 Polk J.C. JanuarV4 Ma"atuck, Conn., Miami Dade North J i January 11 Januaryl$ January it January 18 January 22 January 21 January29 February F ebruary - 44i Palm BeachJunIorColg. Rollins V 7:30 Valenci a Community College 7:3 Kankakee Community Conege, III. St. Johns Riv#r J.C. St. Leo J.V. Edward Williams Collego, N.J. Florida Junior College Flagler Coll*ge Tunxis Community colwgt. Conn. DiyIon BeachJ C Lake City Community Co llege Central Florida J.C. 3: 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:10 730 -. 1,4 �4B—Everng Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Nov. 22, 1974 Legal Notice Weird Proposals On Mass Transit LOS ANGELES (Al') — bus propelled by passengers pumping on a set of pedals. Put commuters into capsules and shoot them onto passing trains. Cushions on top of the trains would soften the landings. Is string of electromagnets to Propel vehicles. how do these Ideas grab you as solutions to the mass transit problem? They are among more than 12,000 responses to a nationwide advertising campaign by Atlantic Richfield Co. of Los Angeles, asking for ideas on public transportation. Some are fantastic suggestions from children and others are seriously thought out proposals liv alid pc1cssional people. "There is some Junk," said George V. Kriste, an Arco attorney who heads the team handling the mail. "But the percentage who take it seriously is very high-70 per cent to &) per cent or more. The Ideas may be oLo1ele, or far-fetched, but most are serious," Arco says it will publicize some ideas and pass others on to appropriate government agencies. A team of readers throws out ideas which are obviously impractical or already in use. Ideas that seem to have a glimmer of hope are forwarded to a second review beard composed of graduate students in trans.. portati&n and urban planning. The ideas that survive the second screening go on to a Panel of professors of urban planning, architecture and transportation Legal Notice NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an rder dated IS November 1971 hal obeen IIUO by the undersigned authorizingthenarne of the oil screw HAZEL ii official number Owned by Jack L. IIbW Jacksonville. Fla, lithe home port, to be changed to BEEBE L. J. Rader, Documentation Officer Jacksonville. PIa, Publish: Nov. 19, 70, 21, 22, 1914 DEH III shows rail cars traveling high above city streets, suspended from guideways attached to building facades. One man suggested that commuters use single-seat, wedgeshaped cars that could be rolled onto railroad flatcars from alternate sides and carried downtown. A woman suggested that buses be built so the seats were quickly removable, turning the bus into a cargo delivery vehicle when rush hour was over. Some letter writers are mainly interested in financing rapid transit. One suggestion was to use state lotteries to raise cash, while another was for the government to issue federal transit loans. A nuniher of letters contained Not all of the ideas are new. no suggestions at all. They were Robert E. Spaulding, a retired from government officials In architect of Mount Prospect, California, Oregon, Arizona, 111., sent in a drawing he did in New York and Washington, 1930 when he was fresh out of D.C., asking to see the ideas the college with no job. The draw- public has come up with. ifig Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE CHANGES AND PROPOSED OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOT'CE IS HEREBY GI'IEN IN CERTAIN AMENDMENTS of Notice of Public Hearing by v1 IU Of that certain Writ AND DISTRICTS BOUNDARIES The Board of County Corn Execution issued out of and under mijoners of Seminole County will the seal of tie County Court of OF lifE ZONING ORDINANCE OF OF CITY THE SANFORD, hold a public hearing to consider a Seminole County. Florida, UPOfl a change of zoning from Al final judgment rendered in the FLORIDA. Notice Is hereby given that a Agriculture to C 3 Wholesale aforesaid court on the 5th day Of Public Hearing will be held at the Commercial District on the July, A.D. 1974, in that certain case following descril property: entitled. Hill Lumber and Hardware Commission Room In the City Hall in Beginning 1734.53 feet West of Company Plaintiff, vs. William the City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 southeast corner of Lot 19 run North G-ebhardt and Delores Gethard?. o'clock P.M. on December 9, 1974 to 37 degrees 77 minutes East 200 feet. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ Of consider changes and amendments North 57 degrees 33 minutes West Execution WAik ,Mhiprpd to me AS to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford. Florida. as follows: 15095 feet, West 79.7 feet, South ¶Iieriiof Seminole County, Florida, FICTITIOUS NAME That property lying north of 175 51 feet, Southeasterly on curve and I have levied upon the following Notce Is hereby given that t am Country Club Road, East of Southouth. 17.21 feet. East 1.13 feet to Point of described owned by property engaged in busineSs 8? 101 WymoreI west Road, South of 20th Street, and Beginning. Less road rights of way William Gebhardl and Debris Rd..Suite 204, Altamonte Springs. Rd of record, Spring Hammock, as Gebhardt, said property being West of Seaboard Coast Line Seminole County, Florida under the recorded in the public records of Iucatedln Seminole County, Florida, vacated right.of.way is Proposed to fictitious name of SOUTH STAR Seminole County, Florida, in Plat more particularly de!Cribed as be rezoned from SR-IAA (Single. CONSULTANTS, and that I intend to Family Residential) District to Ml? Book 7, Page 3 thereof, in Section 71, follows register Said name With the Clerk (Medium Industrial) District, Said Township 20 South, Range 30 East. One (1) 1969 Ford Pick Up Truck, the Circuit Court, Seminole County. property being more particularly Further described the as North Tag G )9, Black in Color Florida in accordance with the Corner of SR 427 and General and the undersigned as Sheriff of described as follows: Provisions of the FiCtiti Name Hutchison Parkway. EXHIBITA SeminoleCounty. Florida, will at Statutes, To Wit: Section sos This public hearing will be held in 1100 A.M. on the 9th day of Florida Statutes 1937. Those certain tracts of land lying the County Commission Chambers December, A.D. 1974, offer for sale S. Michael V Damiano between 20th Street and Country of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, and sell to the highest bidder, for Publish: Nov. 1. •. 1974 on December Il, 1971, at 7:00 P.M.. cash. subject to any and all existing Club Road acquired by the Atlantic DEN 7 or as soon thereafter as possible. iCifl5,t the Front (West) Door of the Land and improvement Company Board of County FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County Courthouse in from Frank L. Woodruff, Jr.. et al., Commissioners Sanford, Florida, the above by deed dated July 12, 1950, which Seminole County, FiorLJa Notice is hereby given that I am described pers.rnal property. Said deed is recorded in Deed Book 116 records of By: John A. Kimbrough, engaged in business at 7121 So. vehicle being stored at Ratliff and Page 263 of the pub Chairman French Ave., Sanford, Seminole Sons In Sanford, Florida. Further Seminole County, Florida; Said Itfest' County. Florida under the fictitious ifliormation available from the Civil tracts of land being bounded on the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Division name of WHOLESALE TIRE CO., of the Seminole County west by Southwest Road and on the east by the vacated right ofway of Publish: Nov. 27, 1971 and that I intend to register said Sheriff's Department. DEN 131 name with the Clerk of the Circuit That said sale Is being made to Seaboard Coast Line Rai,road Court, Seminole County, Floridain satisfy the terms of said Writ of Company; said tracts of land in, cluding, but not limited to, that accordance with the provisions of Execution. portion of Block A, M M. Smith's the Fictitious Name 5tntut. To John E. Polk, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD PiSOn of bs Se(ond Subvs.on, %N Sctin 85 C9 FIcrda StUte S heriff OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Plat Bock I. Page 101, said public 1957. Seminole County, Florida Notice of Public Hearing 5: Carl Vorpahi The Board of County Corn. Publish: Nov. 13, 77, 79, Dec. 6. 1971 records, lying south of 201h Street and west of said vacated right of. Publish: Nov. 15, 32, 29, Dec. 6, 1971 missioners of Seminole County will DEN 95 way owned by Seaboard Coast Line DEN 90 hold a public tearing to consider a Company; Saving and Railroad FICTITIOUS NAME Proposed change of zoning from A.) Excepting, however, a parcel of land Notice is hereby given that we are Agriculture and R lA Residential to FICTITIOUS NAME conveyed by the Atlantic Land and Notice is hereby given that I am OC Office District on the fOlIOWIflg engaged in business at 40S East Improvement Company to Laura K. Firit Street, Sanford, Seminole engaged in business at 775 N 17.92. described property: Jackson by deed dated June23, 1977. rJ.It.iiJrr., .._.. ,,,_,,_,, ,, VC County, Florida under the ficlitloiji .--. . w , r.,i,Piviv - 94L whichdeedlsrecordedinOfedflook - """ ......." '' name of SPEED QUEEN FABRIC Page 00 Lots 31. said public records and 7. Block F,Book Fern to CARE CENTER, and with that we intend DUN-RITE Florida under the fictitious name of Terrace as recorded In Plat register said name the Clerk TRANSMISSION and parcel of land conveyed by the fl S[v ICE, and that I intend Atlanticto Land and Improvement Page 25. public records of of the Circuit Court, Seminole Company CCC Realty, Inc., by Seminole County, Florida, Section County, Florida in accordance with register said name with the Clerk of 19 7130. Further described as on the me provisions of the Fictitious deed is recorded in Deed Book tool, deed dated January 75, 1971, which the Circuit Court, Seminole County, South side of O'Brien Road and East Name Statutes. To Wit; Section - - S . - -. -. Evening Herald, Sanfqrd, Fl. 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Wild LEARN Company (33) Movie (44) Movie 2:30 (24) Vibrations Encore FLY Nashville Music (6) Hogan's Heroes (24) America 3:30 (2) Movie (6) Black Ex pe rience (24) The Way It Was (24) Mister Rogers' (6) Hee Haw (I) Lawrence Welk (3k) Pop Goes The 2:00 (2) (6) 3:00 (2) 12:00 (2) (6) $5 INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT To Introduce (35) Movie 3:45 (8) Our Brand Changing Times superb per. nun played by his girl friend by a magnificent Barbara Seagull who has taken his astronaut friends find cast, topped by Michael York, refuse In a Shaobn temple when themselves In the peculiar Sarah Miles, James Mason and a warlord tries to capture her situation of to save the Robert Morley. It is the story of make her his wife, The life of their arch enemy, Urko. a Pip, who aids an escaped warrd lays siege to the temple First, Galen convinces a convict, and finds his life and threatens to destroy It, but corrupt gorilla, Abore, to frame radically altered. The escapee Caine and the manage to Urko, but then he learns his way to Australia, save the temple, where he finds a new, and other Shaollns. Aboro, an ambitious plans to kill Urko and Galen, productive life, becomes a10-11 ABC Joui'*y CASH Virdon and Burke have to save niilhlonalre, then returns to RIDIN' THE RAILS THE this life, repay the young boy who helped GREAT AMERICAN TRAIN a-in nr nv, cvv'rt't. him SThRY Train buffs are In for a FAMILY THEATRE 'Great 8-9 ABC KUNG FU "Cannon particular joy In this special. Expectations" A fine television at the Gates" PART II Caine Cash, one of the leading adaptation of Charles Dickens's comes to the rescue of a Shaolln country-western singing stars, New Flight with forinances trying I . comes Daily Devotional Across The Fence STUFFED GROOPER , FINGERS $99,*, Served Every Friday Training Program and boy - nun that Services. Inc. finds arts themselves leader, IT Cessna ciestler — -- - -_ .. •--'. Mid.nite show Fri & Sat, 30 X Mon & Tues. 700 11: 55.- M Sweet S ugar Mama Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen Cocktail Hour S p.m. . 7 P.M. op ______________ rich Served Soc Well DrInks . - Mon. - 10 _ SUMINOLA Fri. F ATURES 1 33 1.31 5.31 THE 0 0 traces the history of An. railroads, revives its legends through songs and dramatizations. Cash drives a big steam engine, singing "Ridin' the Rails," as he mans his locomotive, visits wIth hoboes in box cars and signs "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime" and even has a special song he wrote visit to a cattle roundup campfire, titled "Shave and a Bottle and a Hot 48641011486 U P 5U1 (alPLuy,,,s pusu Bath and a Woman." Covers everything. *oc*.o (91*1 T91IAT*E or STREISANDf'r &th Todcu & REDFORD WGE- THERI 7:15 10 - 'a. vue HeLI6C Iii LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE Corner of Comm.rcial& Palmetto Downtown Sanford OUR PACKAGE STORE has been newly featuring LOWREY ORGANS CHECK OUR LOW LOW PACKAGE STORE SPECIALS $419 QT. 3 for $11.97 QT. $4 9 f $569 Calcutta GIN TR IPLE 11FEATURE Al4!I1II BOURBON if BOURBON Mall FP 3QT, '1 - 1; kI L4 PC%' SHECORRUPUDThE YOUTHFULMORAUTYOFAN E4TIRESOIOOLI COLOR . FIRST FEATURE AT 8:00 Learned ln&Jvd 'thy? Fun for you this Altamonte Everything seemed so important then ... even lovet 9 QT. Old Stagg Early Times THE WAY WE WERE Is coming to the $152 SCOTCH The Sunday Herald's in the Seminole Magazine remodeled with side door entrance for your convenience— Sandy Scot of Fun ton... Appearing this Sunday, Nov. 24 • - VODKA Find your slice Holiday Entertainment Guide 9:20 IL White Tavern F. for a 2 p.m. DANCING 9 P.M.-2A.M. EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI., SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Open 10 A.M.-2 A.M. Phone 831-9321 Hwy. 17-92, 1 Mi. South Big Tree, Lonawood - -- (6) Summer (8) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite Martian (8) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (6) Wheelle And The Chopper Bunch (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 Champion 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch Banana Splits Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Rogers' 1:00 (2, 8) Midnight Special (9) All Nite Movies (44) Time Tunnel Apes King Fu Movie Dinah 12 Hours of Friday, Nov. 22, 1974-513 Semester Entertainment Theatre rs._. rianet Of Ibe , H Edge 9:30 (9) Texas Wheelers (13) Stonemans 10:00 (2, 8) Police Woman (9) RIdin' the Rails (13) Dick Powell Theatre 10:30 (3$) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,8,9) News (3$) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide World 01 P 7:00 (2)) To Tell The . 2. a Florida in accordance withName the side Naval Drive approximately 56509 Florida Statutes 1957. provisions of the Fictitious NOoffeet West of Hwy 1797. de • 19 said public records; Statutes, To Wit: Section sos 09 Together. With 20th Street. Country 5 Arthur Dwight Harper This public hearing will be held in Florida Statutes 1957. Mkel S Harper Club Road Lake Mary Road. South the County Commission Chambers S Jack Greene .Nov west Road, Roosevelt Avenue, 22 1971 of the Courtho. Sanford, Florida. Puhh%h Owner DEli I Mulberry Avenue and the unnamed on December 17. 1971, Publish 8? 7:00 P.M. 15. 22. 29. Dec 6. 1971 or a so plafled street between theie last two thereafter as Possible. DEH 91 Nov 5F0PU8LICH HEARIN G OF name avenues, all south of 20th Board of CHANGES AND NOTICE FOR BIDS Street and north of Country Club Commissioners AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN The Seminole County Board of Road; Also. Seminole County, Florida DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES County Commissioners *111 receive Those rerlain strips of land lying By: John A. Kimbrough. OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE bids at the office of Arthur H. Beck OF between said 201h Street and Chairman THE CITY OF SANFORD, with, Jr , Clerk up to 12:00 Noon, Attest Country Club Road acquired by he FLORIDA. December 2, 1974 for the following: Arthur H. B"kwith, Jr. Atlantic Coast Line Railr Oad I Notice is hereby given that a Lumber Table Saw Company (Seaboard Coast Lin* Publish: Nov. 22. 1974 Public Hearing will be hold of the I Lumber Planer Railroad Company) from the DEH-139 Commission Room in theCity Hall in SPtClflcafiOnS May be obtained at Atlantic Land and Improvement the City of Sanford, Florida, a' ,the Seminole County Maintenance 7:()0 Company by cleird dated Ma y 1. 19S4, O'clock P.M, on December 9. 1974 to Department, 0005. Orlando Drive, NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGO which deed Is recorded in Dred Book 10 and amendments Sanford Fla., or by writing the AMENDMENTS PROPOSED CHANGES AND It. Page 479. said Public records and IN CERTAIN consider Changes to the Zoning Ordinance or the City that certain parcel of land acquired Clerk's Office, P.O. Drar C. DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Of Sanford. Florida. as foiI: Sanford, Florida 32771 All by the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad That property lying at tne to be in a sealed envelope,bids are OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF plainly south. Company (Seaboard Coast Iine of the intersection Of Railroad Company) from Jerusho marked on the outsid outside (Sealed THE CITY OF SANFORD, Paof. corner R oad and Rantoul Lane ii for Maintenance Dept. Equipment. Bid FLORIDA y, ef vIr., by deed dated August proposed to be rezoned fro open Dec 2. 1971.) Bids Notice is hereby given that m AD 21, 1950, recore in Deed Book will opened at 2P.M., Dec. 2, 1974 Inbe thePublic Hearing will be held at the (Agricultural) District to MR -I Page 775 (Multiple Family Resdential) Commission Roam in the City Hall in District. Board 01 County All parties in Interest and citizens Sa id property being more shall hayC an opportunity Meeting Room, Room Commiuioners 203. Cour. the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 0 be 10ciock P M. on December 9, 1974 to Particularly described as follows: hOuse, Sanford, Florida. Actual consider heard at said hearing. award to successful bidder will be changes and amendments By order 01 the City Commission Begin at the NE corner of the NW made at the next regular County of to the Zoning Ordinance of the City the City of Sanford, Florida of Section 1, Township 20S. Range Sanford. Florida, at follows: Commission Meeting, Room H N. Tamm, Jr. 30E, thence run W 2 ft. S 335 ft. W Courthse, Sanford, Florida, That property lying west of City Clerk oo ft. S 333 ft. W 330 ft. S 330 ft. E Dec 3. 1971 or as soon thereafter as Sanford Avenue and between Rose Publish; Not. 77, 1914 1320 ft. N 990 ft to th P08. (Lass E DEN 133 practical, The Board of County Drive and Fern Drive is to ff'for roady) (LeSs Nfl It for be rezoned from Commissioners reserves the waive any Irregularities right or to Family 7 Residential)SR.1AA District (Single to MR roadway) (to 72 acres) NOTICE OF 8LiC HEARING F All parties in interest and citizens technicalities in bids (except rec (Multiple Family Residential) shall PROPOSED CHANGES AN have an opportunity to riving deadline, 12:00 nOon) and r. District. Sa id property being more heard at AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN said hearing reject any or all bids particularly described as follow s: DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES By order of the City Commission Arthur H Beckwith, Jr., Lots 1 through 6. inclusive, (less OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Of the City of Sanford. Florida. Clerk the W 7S It 01 Lots 1 and 7), 81k 3, THE CITY OF SANFORD, Commissioners H N. Tamm, Jr Board of County Flora Heights. FLORIDA City Clerk All parties in interest and Citizens Publish: Nov. 72. 1911 Notice is hereby given that a shall have an opportunity to be DEH.I Seminole County, Florida Public Hearing will be held at the By: A. G. Jones. heard at laid hearing, Commission Room in the City Hall in Deputy Clerk the CItyP.M.on of Sanford, Florida, at 7 00 By order 01 the City Commission IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE O'clock Publish: Nov 22 79 1971 of the City of Sanford, Florida. December 9, 1971 to EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. cost DENlO H N Tamm Jr changes and amendments CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE to City Clerk the Zoning Ordnance Of the City COUNTY, FLORIDA. Publish: Nov. 72. 1971 CIOF of Sanford. F lorida, as foli: CIVIL ACTION NO. 74Im.cA4A DEN-131 ALTAMONTI SPRINGS. That property lying east 01 P er . In cc: The Marriage FLORIDA mmon Avenue and between Third EDNA C. JOLLY, Wife ADVERTISEMENT Street and Fourth Street Is propoSed and NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGOF JERAID DEAN JOLLY, FORINVITATIONFORBIDS to to be rezoned from MR 2 (Multiple CHANCES AN D Husband INSURANCE Family Residential Dwelling) AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY, GENERAL District to CC? (General Corn DISTRICTS AND nOUNDAPI: TO. JERALD DEAN JOLLY LIABILITY, WORKMANS COM OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE merCial) District. Said property 165 Wilbur Avenue PENSATION, being mor e particularly described AUTOMOBILE, THE CITY OF SANFORD, Lake Mary, Florida CRIME, FIRE. INLAND MARINE. FLORIDA. as follows: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an POLICE & FIRE LIFE (P.S. Lcfslandt, $ t. Johns Village d Notice is hereby given that a action for dissolution 01 marriage 112.191) and revision . Iunteer firefighters Public Hearing will be e,,d all the in are required to has been filed against you and you Coveraoe. All Parties In Interest and citizens Commi%ionPOominth,a ser ve a c op y of your SEALED BIDS marked "P & C the Shall have an Opportunity to be City of Sanford. Florida a t 700 written defenses. if any, to it INSURANCE BID" will be received O'clock P.M. on December 9, Newm an D. Brock. Esquire, Suite heard at laid hearing. 19,4 t at the Office of the City Clerk. City c By order 01 the City Commission onsider changes and amendmen 707 61 C. Hail, 223 Newburyport Avenue, to the Semoran Boulevard, of the City of Sanford. FlorIda. Zoning Ordinance of the Altamonte Springs, FlOrid.. Altamonte Springs. Florida. 37701, H. N. Tamm. Jr. Sanford, Florida, as follows. y Petitioner's Attorney, on or before until Noon (12:01 P.M.) December city Clerk That property lying east of San December 2nd, 1974, and lii, the 17, 1974. The bIds will be opened and Publish: Nov. 77, 1974 for d Avenu e and between Airport either original with the clerk of the cou before -readinpuoffr meeting(City council rt OEM.13.l Boulevard and Cornwall R oa d service on Petitioner's Meeting) at 6 30 Phil CA' as SOOn as p0Po5ed to b' rezoned from SR 1AAattorney o'her*i or immediately thereafter, NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF 8 de fault will be enter possibte on December the relief demanded AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN ed 1974, In thethereafter Council Chambers, City17, to (Single Family Residential) District against u for PROPOSED CHANGES AND PUD (Planned Unit Develop, in the petition. 01 Altamonte Springs. Florida. ment) District Said property being Bidding DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES information, more particularly described specifications and forms are follows: WllifESSmyhandandtheseabof OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF Court on the 41 this available at the City Clerk's Office. h day of THE CITY OF The S' of the NW a. of Section 7, (Seal) November, 1971, SANFORD, City Hall, Attamonte Springs, Township FLORIDA. 2OS, Rang e 311!. Seminole Florida, Notice is hereby given that a County, Flor ida; LESS the N 62! ft Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. No bidder may withdraw his bid thereof, lying W of MeIlOnviII Public Nearing will be held at the Clerk of Circuit Court prior toforfyfive (43) days after bid Avenue, Commission Room in the City Hall in and By. Lillian T. Jenkins opening. The City of Altamont, ) The N the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:03 Deguty Clerk Spring reserves the right to rejec O'clock P.M.on t W 300 ft of 3305 the ft Pd of ',of the the S 600 NW ft of the Publish: Nov 5, 15, 22. 79, 1974 December 9, 1974 to any or all bids consIder changes and amendmen and to accept any bid Section 7, Township 205, Range 31E of DEN 45 ts — It may deem to be for the best In to the Zoning Ordinance of the City All part ies In interest a nd terest 01 the City. shall have an opportunity citizens THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Of Sanford, Florida, as follows. to be IN FOR All Bidders must be liced with property lying at the heard at said hearing. SEMINOLE COUNTY, That South the State of Fida Insurance west corner of the intersection FLORID4. By Order of theCi of Commission, siIon CIVIL ACTION NO. 73I$s Paofa Road and Rantoul Lane is 01 the City of Sanford. N C. Floyd. Sr. In re. the Ma r riage of Pr oposed to be rezoned from AD H. N. Tamm, Jr. Mayor SHERMIAN (Agricultural) District to GC 2 City Clerk Publish: Nov. 22. 2S, 76. Dec. 2. 3. 4, Publish- Nov, yyil PETITIONER,DENMARK, AND LENA JR., (General Commercial) District. Said property b*lnoj More par DEN 137 DENMARK. RESPONDENT, DEH.I tiCularly described as follows NOTICE OF ACTION flglut 290 ft W 01 the NE c or ner v TO: LENA MAE DENMARK of ENOLECOU NT Y BOARD the NW i Section 4, Townsh ip OF COUNTY CO NCE UNKNOWN YO UEEHEREBY NOT IF IED Notice of Public He aring Notice 01 Public Hearing tria? an action for the Change al The Poard of County Com The Board of County Com Custody Of DOUGLAS GREGORY (Lets N 25 ft for roadway) (1 N missioneirs of Seminole Counly will misslOntrS Of Strylino4o County will DENMARK, a minor. has been filed act") hold a public o C'onsidef a hold a public hearing to consider & All parties in Interest against YOU and youofare required 10 and Citizens Proposed Chong* Of toningfrom A.1 proposed change of zoning from P. serve a copy your written shall have an Opportunity to be Agriculture to R,IA Residential on IAA ResIdentlal and A I Agriculture the following deuribed property: to OC Office District on the following defenses 10 It, It any. on Csrroll heard at laid hearing. Burke, Attorney for petiti oner. The East 300feet f Lot 34 (less the described Property: B y Order Of the City COMMISSion North iteet, whose address Is 612 Sanford Of the City 01. Sanford. Flor Ids. Lots 35 and 36 From a PO S97' East to the pInt center of Sertcn 21 runof the Attant;( InrI Building. Sanford (13) Drive the Ragged EVENING " HOW TO ERASE A GOOD PART OF YOUR FUTURE... ' LEISURE . . 1W Legal Notice Purchase Order No. 4313 INVITATION TO BID Seminole Memorial Hospital In. vites bids for XRAY EQUIPMENT. Specifications are available at the office of the Administrator. All bids thali be malted to: Mr. Robert I. Besserer,Adm, Seminole M.moriat Hospital,f101 East First Street, Sanford, Fla. 32771. Bids must be received by noon on the 91h day of 4 December 1971, Publish, Nov. 20 21, 22. 1971 DEPI.1n - into M _ . - 09 1=1 1=1111 1=1 - , fun for the family. Read special featured section and find out what this holiday season holds for - you. From Thanksgiving thru New Year. �_____ 613- Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Friday " - - - '--'-'--• -= - _111111111111111111111111111 :- '--" - _______ - 11111111111111111 Nov. 22, 1974 Saved Classified Ads Don't Cost, They WANT AD By Crane --------- __ Advice INFORMATION By GEORGE W. CRANE men might !e able to get m pregnant. "t)t Crane, since our in CASE C-605: Janet T., aged terview with you and the use ol 28, Is the sexual neurotic who proper menstrual timing, p1w was disturbed by failure to have the alkaline douche, I am now a baby. relaxed and ideally happy for I "Dr. Crane," she confessed, am already three months "when I first got married, I pregnant. wanted to avoid pregnancy so! "Your 'Worry Clinic' has used the 'Pill.' literally saved our marriage "But after a couple of years, and changed me from a several of my girl friends were neurotic, nagging wife Into a having babies, so I decided it most happy expectant mother! would be wonderful if Jack and "No wonder women are I could also become parents. always discussing your column "That's when I got the shock at bridge parties and in their of my life! other club meetings!" "For though I quit using the Wise Confucius once stated 'Pill,' nothing happened! this splendid adage: "And alter six months, I "Give a hungry man a fish became alarmed; then and you Iced him for one day. terrified. "But teach him HOW to fish, "For I not only grew panicky and you feed him for 100 to think I could never have a years" baby of my own; but then I also This ."Worry Clinic" doesn't began to fear that Jack dismiss your many wouldn't love rue. .ince I wasn't ps chologica I or medical all there as a woman, problems with merely a "I would thus alternate humorous quip or wisecrack. between crying in self-pity. Instead it offers you the after which I would nag Jack, scientific background factors "That was to force him into by which you not only can protesting his love for me, so I eliminate or solve your present 'would then accuse him of at. dlIiculty. fairs with other women, even But also by which you can including my own twin sister, prevent such future dilemmas "Actually, I knew he had of the bedroom, parent-child been tue to me but I craved his feuding, employer-employe vigorous protests to bolster my friction and over 850 other wounded sex ego. crucial psychological "In desperation, I even had problems! affairs with the three men he This ne ws paper thus offers mentioned, vainly hoping that you practical "major" in maybe I was chemically Applied Psychology and allergic to Jack and the other Psychiatry' 4 Ph. D., M.D. Personals Seminole 322•2611 Free, 6442027 for "We Care' "Holline". Adults or Teens Winter ParkOrlando 831•9993 For Want Ads It Al Ad Want 5:00A.M..S:30P.M. Monday thru Friday .41caIlne 6 thru 25 times 31c a line 6 times A 24c a line S - (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minim'jm Female Toy Poodle, Silver Gray Answers to name of "Missy" 32 1 0165 The Longer Your Ad Rus t s The Less It Costs Per Line Rated For Consecutive Insert innc-No Change Dental Termal Announcements 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 4-Personals Found S-Lost and 6-Child Care 7-Motels 9 $--Eating Places Good Things to Eat You pick iCilO',v SQuaSii, $4 C'Jper bu Cucumber's t)00 per bu Begin rilngta.m. Sat, and Sun. Located on W. lit St. 1 bock west of Fleet Reserve. 9-Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions Financial Opportunities 26-Insurance 31-Apa rtments Rent Furnished Rent 33-Houses 36-Resort Property 37-Business - numbers 2 through 8. send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address letters in care of this newspaper. AtfiOM I 41 St sure of length 43 Finished 44Arrowhke - Godunov GBalkan area I2flrins together l4Titania's 4$PUhUC 1i't.i'' t''il 49 John '(;'Iic l5 r 1t)".:n,,,,nd IS Russia's netgbor 17 MacuIirse IL IC 51 Danube i*k AQ A Ii)i [1'IA dramatic 5 106 AN 1' • s 1Ti ' If'1 I For , i 1JII i-W:TRI *."" ri : mom Duplex Sanford area. 7 bedrooms, Stove, refrigerator, air, SIlO morOn plus 575 de3it $31 c'354 - - . 31 Very Nice A-C Apartment YAI( - Confidential interviiws. Computer MIS. We fake trades FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 371 635). Cl 377 $970. l5AK 1FALN 15 171 7 Park Ave., Sanford Clean 2 room furnished apartment, $15 3734762 33 - 34 s Local News 2 National News ' C. Merchandise -. .. S-Appliances 53-TV Radio Slero 42ltorwcomt 14-Garage 51-Household Goods Oman a . Women' s News 56-Camping Equipment 57-Sports Equipment 51-Bicycles 19-Musical Merchandise Family Comics 10-Office Equipment And Supplies I Materials 17-Lawn and Garden 11-Building i. ( SEDUCED mom 0 hull Government & Politics 13-Machinery and Tools HEMMER! ~~_ an __ uu _ - 111J1i1J WWI— A __ 1jlllj jIlJill Ifinomo 'il Ijll FL. i llll juljJill amm t. Jll Id r~ Jul doIJ ' Emma lljJA jllu 1p i S-Pets and Supplies and 7A-Feed 3-Wanted to Buy 9 St,rno. Crnn REALTOR 21 Hour Service 372 -,- , - I 111$ RENT STARTS JAN. I, 1975 Immediate Occupancy Monroe BuildIng, new office suites. 3rd and Magnolia. 6710902; Eves, 641. 7513 L mARQflDA Real Estate Poultry Local Editorials . fhriel,,,e P rn - Carport Sale; Fri., Sat Sun Nolan 64 EquIpment for Rent Rd., off 177. The Old Or'Sndo Hwy. half way between 1792 8. Sanford Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.'t Ave., 322)175 Shampooer for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Carport Sale: Fri Sat, Twin beds, _______ clothes, misc items 269 Short St. Lake Mary. 65 Pets and Supplies -' H011iES i I Reg. Real Estate Broker 372 1301, 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 Try cne todayl Phone 3222511 or 53)999?, ' Flowers an Gifts for alI occasions. tropical and exotic olantt. ' Buys . A ny- Car 1969 Camaro, 307 engine, 3 speed ,y,j vrvn , !'7LflUI _..._ -. - øUIUmIiC, radials J7.9? Maitland fas IllS _____ - 1964 Chevrolet Impala, AC. PS, PB. Radio After 5,372 1615 1966 Pontiac Catalina, I door. low mileage, excellent mechanicu condition 1195 322 710) ______________ _____________ ________________________________________________________________ ____________ _____________ . _____ , " - 2395 - m 323.7900 .4 4' - ..- . -' NOW LEASING FROM 6 / 1" ~) • A as sairasse and ('7 Coors arid you'll see w?iywe say Appliances ____ tWkyto Best lot selection now available in 72 * Auction A uct I __ Arms. 3IV ,,, - ___________________ Sanford's finest family park. STAN'S AUCTION Hwy 46, West 1st St, Sanford now open daily for retaIl sales Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques., TVs, and appliances Auction every Saturday night 7:30 pm, Consignments welcome For information call 37297)9. FRIDAY 7:30 PM I - A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! - -' Accounting Dell 's Aiirtinn r,pnfpr t uma Ccmplete aCcoor.t'rg and tar 5cr vice for Sm,nll butinCS%e% Williams Account,ng, 372 75.43 " BOOKKEEPING in my home. Small busi nesses a specialty. Pick up L delivery. 321 OM , . S I Don't forget our Auction tonight, We are loaded with all kinds of good merchandise at bargain prices. You can start your Christmas 000 rig here tonight! Sports Equipment Trg TB o. - Sam H,W, Sca..i e 2530 RIdgIWOOd SANFORD, FLA. asid reserve your 11 74 lot. ni-no 1 z I 0"--M-V0NMN~ _ - Ii cu. $35. Double bed. 518. Dresser, $6; Baby Red, $15. DI) Curiosity Shop, 1201 W lit St. ______ Portable electric Seammaster sewing machine, $25; box Springs and mattress, $12; Apt size electric stove, $15. Mi s . items _______________ 123$ Randolph St. 321 0105. Sat. 9 H 166#16101 111%d I _______ ______ _ - vu- ___ , COVE ____ ___ - / _______ Up4alrs office space Call 3fl43l8betweenI&9.30a m. - ' ____________ , -i-- iances - Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions Fully insured, Good references. Jim Trego, 371 0209. -- a 6 11 1 1 1 1~ __ I11`~, - FROM ALL ONE PRICE Want Ads prov.ue you with a large selection of brand name Otfcrirics daily! rw - CHOOSE rai r _ - Buy Dircrt Whse Prices • 'Off United Bedding 71 N Hwy. 17 97Casselberry Bunk beds complel, set. Good condition $40 373 13)1 T A A flfl r 0300 FREIIGHT INCLUDED-NOT U • - Pressure Cleaning ______________________________ Pressure FALL CLEANiNG "Imnipac" Wash& Spra k)een Exterlorwalls,, eaves, pltiO. walks & roofs. Removes mildew, fungus. mud dobbers, wasps & Sp-der webs, 372 0397 ____ 1 OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 5951 ________________________ Roofing (ij' tOo.' ii In,' ¶'I Clean and service Duotherm, C'i' ' rIQer irvcjtd .?(m nitti Quaker, Pertec!on, and Segler CiassI,e'ø Ad fl tpC Evtn'nc heaters 15 yearS rlucrenci' 372 Herald Dal 372 2att or t)i 9993 ? 8790 ___________________________ _________ your'. - . Land Clearing ' Beauty Care Sewing -1 C&ABACKHOESERVICE _______________________ TOWER'S FL. AU I 'v' SALON ltornierty liar ret? '.11I'iuti Plok I i P 373 - I 'ncicte,nr rig sec'i( tank'., till dirt. rib i'.S i_I 9117 cr 3?) 35) s.urpeniry LOWfl Custom matte Drap and (led tpreaas Quality workmönii'p Dorothy Bliss 39 5i25 i n tare Carpentry- ' Small jOb specialists Remodel, Repair. Addition Icensed, Bonded. Insured 10 vms Eap 37) III) - - .-. • L. LdñTi ' )t1'O((' Clean up arott h.nolng Onetimeormonttii-y 37)0i31,4 .-- Painting - , ,nr 're t 0e1p sea. rent or Swdp at . i' .1 . - UV. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY EXTRA PIANO SERVICES All makes. mCI Players Tuning.Repar,l629g) -,' _____________________ r' ',iii.irI C .i',',.t,'j .50 tirn. hO '&'tutflS I,, ne ,nnd see Call 322 )I) cr tit 9'J) ____________________________ " 519 I - Heater Cleaning . ult no 5,ntord Eli. Inc Company p, ri'. 372 1? Auto Repair 10 ______ __ 0. tChr1 Bathroom Cabinets. Counter lops sinks Installation ___ -nv,nlahl,' (i 52 m -__ c , . Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? DUSTERS@@8 Rel. ______________________________ Piano Cervkes . - __. 9? MMI PET REST INtl Boarding & Groom rq Ph 3721057 Interior Exterior Plastering. Plaster Datching and simulated brick specialty. 372 2700. r- L~Ap, re tare -' Air Conditioning 5- 51 Household Goods _____________________________ ______________________ Florida Ave .,A. t utiaruvemwjta Odd jobs ci all tpt's. Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 3722615 Central Heat & Ar Condfonimnç For free estimates, call Car Harris, a! SEARS n 5,Iritord )? Brand t"1 ~l' SERVICE o i _____________ Come out today - i A n Electric Edger, Furniture, Lamps. Mail Box, Antiques. 13)5 Magnolia Ave Apt 1 Call 32) 0593 Ui? $0 "Ch IPIII' en F Ave. 3739370 ~- "" " ESS - __ ___ . Vacuum Cleaners, $15 30; New Xmas Jewelry; XmaS lights. Bunk Beds. $70. Home decorations; Open 9, Thanksgiving to Xmas Dave's Furniture, 500 Sanford - - 5..alwd P z JI-I SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W, is? St., 3734332 _______________ AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You O'cl"oo Pa $14 flit GOLD coins We've got everything for the Golfer-Clubs, Balls, Ladies & Shoej, Duckster iackts. AND 30 pet. off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop 722 7531 $700 ..' $395. Call Don Pope at 3221651. Dealer. 'IE Buy AND SELL ROBSON MARINE 7927H 1792 57 Wholesale, while they last American of Martinsville, solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, OFF AIRPORT - - - Below $31". -- __________ fl' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum. Need little work, First $100 take's Also small fishing boat, like new. Si40 373914.4. 7' Heart Cypr,ssfence post, 51 25cachat Osteen 3221161 ORLANDO 365-5S55 r ljr 1973 Skip Jack, '72 Mercury 50 HP & Trailer, plus all rigging Make an offer. 373 7757 MAUL AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 5317920 Mew. less .0 sue. a53 private bat- I '* (WITH GOOD CREDIT) ________ , I EXPOSITION HALL, ORLANDO Sunday Sensational Prices -- "Quality at Discount Prices", CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. Orlando Drive. 37) 7150 BLVD. ow UI Mustan b g $50 Down 1927 Pontiac Catalina $)39S 322 7073 after S p m ___,. Auto Repairs Parts- Accessories -- *- ________________-' Reconditioned Batteries, *17 95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ai,o' ___________________________ -'--------------------____.__.....,.....,, -- 372 1674 -- 76 - .959 Lincoln with 430 engine. l ust rebuilt New transmission. Best offer. 3"1371. j -. . , "- 5O0 Move your Old abandoned car free I '' In eminole County not in *111 Call after .4 Palm Beach. It Camper Travel AHUORD PEC VEE SERVICE 71)1W his? iii:i Bolster vntj, ... ...,.,. Sell no longer -needed Items With a Want Ad Call 327 761 1 or 531 99 ° Simia, real econom,, 3777197 - •Drapes I Orlando 83.1-2299 Super Garage Sate Bargains gal ore at the Bargain Garage. Clothing, furniture, household. W lik, merchandise on consignment Wed Sat., 10 S. Sun 12 S. $34 5660 , 100 N 1797 (Behinds Sobiks) __________________________ ---- Sanford Ret Vec no',i has a full Inc of toppers Gibons 20watt guitar amplifier. Like new. $90 322 After 1. l9lOAmbasj,ador, takeoie-r payments Call 371 0207 after S FREE Trailers -. Convertible, good c ona;t;on. 13 So 372 3307 2295 ' tSANFORD . State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 75 1968 Flat - •Disposals Ski ; Garage. Rummage Beautiful red 1%9 Ford convertible. All power. air, new Point and eihaust system Excellent tires See at Mobile Station 1192 r0td Reasonable, 373 7737 - ---- Bundy Irump.ef cxirJurnT condition, 573 322 7952 I Sales -- •Dishwashers - MOBILE HOME PARK Choice - - Autos for Sale 80 $1795 1 2 & 3 I.droom For Rent -- Autos for Sale _______________ FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 ,icr (7 . Motorcycle" _______________________ cleared, 3 woOd lands), 2 deep wells, underground __________________________________ plastic Garage Sale: Clothing, 10 cents; MINI BIKE EXCELLENT PuppIn,lweeksod irrigatIon. 1 mos. old double CONDITION. PH 372 72 66 books, furniture, kitchen items, Free for thedsking trailer, 3 bdrm , 2 bath, and fur mi5 SR IS, Lake Mary. 322 04 AFTER 6P.M. 323 $111 after Ip M. niture. Must see to appreciate _______________________________ 197 Honda 350 XL Excellent con $45 000 as is. Call 322 OS6I aft er i Antiques, china cabinet, cane LOVELY & LOVABLE, Siamese ox 1 4 rocker, secretary, sideboard. 60 p M. ditiOfl Sell or trade for economy Kittens Th-y want to share your pc. set Eng. Staffordshire dishes, car 3735697. I72 PINTO ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. HWY. 4,- I blk. W. of 1792 Cot home. $10, 373 1569 glassware, dec. wrought iron, Squire Wagon, Automatic, ner, 135's 153'- Sewer, Water, '71 Indian 100 CC, 2650 mUes on Med. Coffee table, chairs,, two 10 BROKERS Free to Good Home New Radials, Xtra Nice. street byudutt. $300. Ph 3733' Paved Sts., ideal commercial or sp. bik es , noaster, solid walnut Part German Shepherd professional site. Must sell. Terms stereo AM FM console, assort. DI,%- -322 612f 1966 Triumph 6543 Loves Children, 3734756 fl'got,nb)e PIglils 372 5.471 or 372 7357 tools, 7 ridIng lawn mowers,, $73 Fully chopped, 5750 $45: large workshop table. Ford Chihuahuas For sale frozen beef 3221106 PILOIAN REALTY, Van; clothing; guitar and amp; -- Animal Haven Grooming & XULP REALTY REALTOR,131 1917 draperies Lots more. Starts Nov. Boarding Kennels 377 757 1972 Honda 350, 6,000 actual miles 1973 VW Sup,r Beetle, Red, Low 107W. 1st. Street 73 9 am., 2130 S. Myrtle Ave,, - Like new. 1395, 1109 Sanford Ave 3727335 Mileage, .ant a pleasant surprise? You can off 751h St. between 17 92 and Park cleanout your garagequickly with Ave 1973 YAMAHA 175 67 Livestock And ,n Want Ad BEST OFFER Poultry !IZLCA.P.R.IJ Silver. 4 Speed, Only Carport Sate Fri A. A. McClanahan 372 2576. 25,000 Miles. Sharp. Sat Ali day. Misc . ______________________________ BROKER )fl 5992 50 Miscellannous Hogs for sale 3 Boars, wieigh 125 items .911 Park Ave 1971 Penton 125 dirt bike ___________________________ Nights 323 1167 or 37] lbs.1 Sows weigh 200 lbs 1 Boar, For Sale Runsgood Extra Chamber . You are always ahead hen you 150 lbs )fl 5659 5375 )fl $® I!LL.518A.RI. RU Station Wagon, 4 BOX CAR PRICES $1295 buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad. 1 Bull (half Bremer. half Shalla), Lots Of Economy, JIM DANDY FEED ,TAFFER REALTY Motorcycle Insurance wieghS 1.700 lbs About? yrs Old Garage Sate - Fri , noon 6. Sat., 5 6 Pints- Fruit Jars -Quarts BLAIR AGENCY 1100 E 25th SI 2 5659 Collection of four families Barbed Wire-Hog Wire373 3*66 327 6655 Chicken Wire-Fence PostsHay, $1.23 per Bale 1968 MERCURY Park 2006 Holly, kiri,In. BY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR InS0Btelots Lane Brougham, Fully Load__ ELEGANT Spanish Home on) lots 79 Trucks and Trailers GORMLY'S, East 46, Sanford ed, Beau111W Green, "(iN -_____________________ Living room with fireplace, for 3734733 55 Boats & Marine '' mat dining room, I bedrooms and 1966 Chevrolet Pickup, Equipment nursery, New kitchen, and family Color echanically $35 Coniot. TV- Alt's II" f,sl,s, I !tA$T1, 0511 WJIR Woll WOlI Sanford Ave, 26'HOusebOat,sIeepsá Stereo; Six wrought iron dining heat and air, garage in rear. 68 Wanted to Buy _________________________ Good motor. Call Ginger. chairs, 373 oi, 1967 Chevy ' ton Pick up; Iook and t39, Terms. ________________________________ 567 1000 A V lyn ly I Demonstrator i.eft drives good. New battery andgood HANDY TO SHOPPING- 3 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED I tires. Recent inspection, Make ______________ 1174 bedroom, l" bath. with central Super Beet Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in Top prices paid. used, any condition of fer,, Phone 372 5460. heat and air, wall to wall carpet, your home 373 7791 after 6 Ust 6145176, Winter Park. ___________________________11L $400 Discount. garage & chain link fence. Need room for 75 inventory Sample CASH 322 4132 SECLUDED and convenient Sacres New and Used Carpet Sale: $1 00 sq bargains: Bench seats,, 1)0; k1-15 80 Autos for Sale yd and up. and chocks, $1 00. bow rail tub, 30 For used furniture, appliances, with 3 bedrooms,, 7 bath mobile tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. cents, It.; fillings, 75 cents, tops, home Terms. $71900 1964 Val lant,2 door sedan Larry's Mart, 215 Santora, ',p 11500; Cushions, 1100 $7.00. Sanford Auction BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN, INC Good transportation. $153 Cobla Boat Co, Silver Luke Rd.. ACREAGE Good small acreage witbi dYA Iwo ocAIics 461 Rosalia. After 4. 1200 French, 7310 IOFk. Sanford Sat., 9a.m. 2pm, and without homes ____________________________ sANrOaD 69 O,LANO Stamps-Coins 139 ____________________________ ___________________________ Nw3 I2 8 T,,, - 1963 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 cyl, air Thanks to ClisSif led Ad, users act DAV'TAPJ orAl i-v UA,m A Dtm's ci..... ___________________ W 'O J 'J) i flU lUll IILJILI I DeLjiid P p3 II• lUlllrfl'flQitld )llUYY conditioned. Extra clean 'LJf fast results at a low cost •Fishing & Boa ting ' I Business Property - _______________________ 59 Musical Merchandise . 11.7-3 Bedroom Apts. •Swimmtng Pool ' •Tennit Courts o? - f Rentals from only 54 overlooking, Wekiva River. Call Ginger, 562 1000. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE III 31S First St 3775621 Trailer lot for rent. Plenty of room to park big rigs. Call 372 U47. For Relit: 1000 sq . ft, commercial space. Sanford Auction, 1300 French Ave., 32373.40. ', Muster s LAKE 831.4039 628.2162 155 -- Beautiful Acre with doubtewide, - Mobile Home Lots For Rent DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 16 West, Sanford 73562O You can buy qua1y me'rcP,and,sea, a budget price when you thcp the Want Ads! _ , as M,R%t,at,It A$i3I$ACl PIa. 3406.5 Hwy. 17 92 REALTOR 373 5774 Trucker's Special 37 , - ON RESERVOIR 'I 6-Horses 7-Lvestock CafiBart Real Estate MONTHLY PAYMENTS ''der Herne farmers i4-Equipment for Rent IjllulJ 0 D,tt*?a Piat evle ON ',uiwi" ' Harold Hall Realty Rummage Sales IS-Boats & Marine Equipment 45arraInrs 47 Earth 'Fr 501'lea%.ant S2Cournn 53 Ik'- er 545kival gathering SSWes*ern stalt-tahi 57 Furl 54 ShW10"All Indian 59 Cungr Church & School - for m) Classified Ads are here to help you buy, sell, rent or swap .at a low cost let us help you place yours--Cal 372-7611 or 5)1 9993 n,as tPiu; •asy Wsmli ppii as wqIi as nq,f3 tess "'u' I ' •,, .. . w,ed I. s.s vs reear4.s ylur •141b111tV pvvckass a new I i*r NO CASH I I -,., I I __ *others and dryers. Many to chme from, 90 day warranty on afledappUances DckA 372 7651 80 Open daily 10 5 for consignments or mles off the ftoor, We also buy estates, etc . - ______________ Auction _____________ ______ _______________ %A V 3726457 '122-7111 327-7171 2 Mobile Home Spates For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. 372.4170 SO-Miscellaneous For Sale 31 Before 34 Indian term of respect 361'amily member tab I 33 1. ted ones " Lower your fool by catching fish on the Wekiva River while renting a mobie home at CAMP SEMINOLE. PlO pets. 3724110. Sports - - 72 Have and ad venture, browse You can get a fair prce wtn through the Want Ad COlumnS advertise your "don't needs" In often for Quality bargains the Want Ads - Cove REAL ESTATE, INC. Mobile Homes Rent fl-drm, mob ile home. Leisure World on St. Johns. Rent or option to buy. Call Ginger, 16.7 1000. * Must sell cozy) bedroom borne with cleaning oven, dishwasher, ar, carpets. big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell. Only $20,900. Good termt, low payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 1311222. 7 Bedroom Hgue Traier, Furnished, patio, carport. 3725659. i Crying * Owners B'cycles - 58 1974-713 Here. ________________ - ANFORD SOUTH ' The JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR Furnished DELTOPIA- Beautiful 1, 7 or 3 bedroom. Heat & Air. Nice yard. Economy prices from $135 mo. No lease. Move in today. (901) 77$3365 or (305)574 1010. REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 635) Or 645 233) WE TAKE TRADES _____ i, A liances ______________ Friday, Nov. 22, " Sell Accessories Bargains Plans. Now, should do this by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE OU your c hoice free: Washer and Dryer, Stove and Refrigerator, or Color TV, by G.E. upon final closing of your home, Ca'l Bud. 7 6.437 or Kin, 372 6457. AS4oc,ile Houses Rent a Broker flU %lI VII 55 We will THANK you for selecting us to contract the Construction 'of your new home. Cash, VA, FHA, .. 'mourn -5tlVflhIl or VP5'riiA 3210455 ._---------.- --Apartments Rent Furnished FORREST GREENE, INC. - 0. i JOHN SAULS AGENCY ( - HOME ' 0avs3777t71 flrcer Lovely all modern 3 SANFORD bedroom, I'', bath home On large Shady fenced corner lot. $21,500. Cash or terms Owner. 372 3191 a NEW MAUOWOA 3 bedroom, 1 bath home, nice neigh borhd.shadlnt --- - ----- --- - --- ----- ll7OF for id.a Ave 373 6650 - $4,500 down and assumeS pet. m,t. 3 Bedrooms with fireplace; many extras 322. 1751. 831-5114 After 6.30 pm._______ 35 1LtFiI tiI $ Sublease 53 Printing type 9 Capital of 56Cit'iontbt', Slovakia Vhaa 19(rcusgear IDChargrd 4'o'stut 20 !naurrectionts4 over ecoralive particle (COIL 1 11 As well as 62 Dangling 23 Throat sound ll Menu item ornament 25 Sea Is Polish 63Mwu1,ne phenomenon romantic appellation 2$ Australian 2OI7tt birds 3OGteout IUkrainian 21 Region m aringly riser Italy 32Po,ItetitLe 2SingIe flSouttwrn 33Rus 3Japanese Sl ays 35 Songbird coin 24Gutdo'shigh 37 African 4 Newspaper note country ,reak paragraph 26 Kept a Fond' 39 Muse of lyric th drink regime poetry 6 Soggy mass 77 Faults 40 Narrow inlet 7 Black (poeli 29 8ishopric Bedroom i i iii Plnecrest. $150 plus $100 deposil - Cash? - - WASHER, parts, Girl's BIke, 26", 3 Speed, New with accessories. Make Offer 601 Service, used machines. . Sanford APPLIANCES 37] 06.. HLJFFMAN REALTY At Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc. D'itona * * * * • ANFORD S SALES LEADER" 372 139L 372 1133 Day, Eve. lm Pct lnttrt Rate Beautiful Ibedroom I GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU MAYFAIR Mobile Homes home or, Lake 42 NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. Newbath executive Monroe 000 bedroom homes, 1968 Jp riced r 1961 Galaxie Star Mobile home. 12 x 60. .3 ocrm i'i bath, ]T awning, 'INCRE5T Nice 3 bedroom 125,100 on large Wooded lot Seller and metal Shed Also hurricane with Pool. Climate control. Only pays all closing cost vi.. FHA, awnings included. Reasonable $26,000 Conventional loans Builder, 373 1453 Deltona. 901-759 7750 Orlando, SAPfFO PARK Four bedroom 2 (orir 3CC 11'. 303 1731336. our bg new location bath. Must see to appreciate, $75,550 i ...,.,T(RFr.nov unnii r wnur r "C mwpt J ocorooms, neerly 3803 Orlando Drive an acre on Crystal Lake, Beautiful For Complete Details Call 5anfrd 373 3700 kitchen, central heat and air, REALTOR Associate ____________________________ Florida room, overlooking the Sonny Raborn lake 517900 3 Lotand Acreage ---------------- - ill 2111 i21 i'ir i. i')i Alter Hourl REALTOR .77 v784 3220615 3723991 We're Moving! Available Dec. 1st. New 3 bedroom hou'e, kitchen equipped. Near schools and shopping cente-r. $160 Month, month In advance oitit 5100 damage deposit. 3220671, - - KENMORE - • Christmas * * * * 372 7443 Two bedroom, kitchen equipped, Florida room, 372-9211 47-Real-Estate Wanted tributary nickname Lake Mary, new2 Bdrms near sic, Pick your choice of green or gold. ____ $160 mo. 131 0297. ___ .., .... r,,wrxF,LIr, ,5.'I,V)M 13. Sale 46-Inco,he And Investment Property I !Tl r i. ItO W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD,3737$70__ --- - A -, I'fFlEtcj Ci SAUDI EWOOD VILLAS Real Estate ~ 52 Large 2storyhouse,Centralairand heat, fenced yard. After 5, 321. Relax Shop the easy way Shop today's ClassWed Ads from your ea chair ALTAMOP4TE- New home. 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat Yotr MLS Agency arid air, family room, dishwasher and dispoSal. 2 car garage, pick RALTORS 736$ Park Dr. your wn carpet 'I iou hurry S3?,CC'O blew Homes for sale or runt, Private owner. 3 lovely homes, Newlywed or located in Delto. Lots larger Retirees dream home. 2 than average. 533.000 to $3 9,000 bedrooms, family room, car Call Jim Knox at 3220071 or 30$()ti?59, newly painted, seller will 725 4575 Mor in now 117.500, - Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 French 3774991 i21 7111. 321 1196. 322-7513 377 4161.3221959 _________________________ MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Req. • Sale 0207. 322•2420 Anytime Stemper Realty . 45-Resort Property L A tEAL ESTATE SALESMAN Real Estate 47-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves ii r( * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Single Story Studio, I, 2. and 2 bedroom apartmecls Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, Central heat and ut Monthly rentals from *117 50 327 7090. 1505 W 751h St • Sanford. 41-Houses for Sale 1f A cttL, One bedroom duplex apt. kitc.heri, equipped, carpet, air, adults *9750 372 7296 after 1 - - Stemper Sez! air, family rooms. equipped kit chens a nd double garages. Turn south on Hattaway Drive off Hwy 436. FORREST GREENE, INC., REALTORS, 323 6353 or 645 233]. rn bedroom. Heat 8. Alt. NIce yard. Economy prices from $115 mo. No lease, Move in today. (90.4) 775 3363 or (305) 371 1010. ,.y. 40-Condominiums Answer to Pre,.o,.,s Puzzle ^L Property For Rent 3$-Wanted to Rent To order any or all of the expanded 'Seek & Find" books, "L3V Furnished 3$-Mobile Home Lots For Rent INCISOR MOLAR I PULP LTomnnuw: Hodge Podge "P" J 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage in Sonora. Air, carpet, self cleaning oven. Almost new. 322 1771. Herald Route hvailable In Sanford. Short mileage, two hours per day. Good car, and caSh for bond and weekly paper lll is all that It needed to get into a very profitable and secure busin ess. Contact The Circulation Dept. THE EVENING HERALD 34-Mobile Homes Rent For Rent lavic vening 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished GINGIVA S * Desk Clerk * 'art time employment. Some evenings and weekends Ex. perience preferred. Apply in person only at the Sheraton Sanford Inn, i-I and SR 16 29-Roams for Rent 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished wwa, up, iOWa, or daaay in the punk; Find each hidden aims and box it In as DECAY DENTIN ENAMEL - Rentals !advctioas: The lddd.a names fit bibs, atPalforwaid, CANAL CANINE CEMENTUM ut a BIG present under your children's Xmas tree with money you earn selling AVON, 37- Investment Opportunities MWORCENANELORAROLAR I 'fight cleaner needed. Permanent Apply 10 am-Noon. Holiday Inn of Altamonte Springs. 25-Loans CEMENCEMENTUMORMI LM CROWN Furnished or unfurnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 3237920: After S. 3727179. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS, 112 Bdrm. turnorunfur. 3202 Orlando Dr., 373 $670 Beauticians wanted, full or part time- Preferred following. 60 pct.. with following. Call 373 7530. After S. 530 $656. 21-Situations Wanted GNIPONCVBLCAFELEIUN B I CLRUAAULNLLUCNLE I HNAUSP I PNCUUPACBaNT ATWPULBECANPHI LOCAN NEIOBICUNNL!SASISME ADECRYNAV I GOB I SONAD BICUSPID I or 7 b('drOC.m duplex apartmen ts Furnished or unfurnished 60' swimming pool.4720 S. Orlando Dr. 3737920 Help Wanted 18 G I Duplex.? bedroom, air Conditioned, adults preferred 322 6670 or 373 " _____ "A wise investmeqit'beats a Ilfal" of toil." .Need - - New houses in a rural area. No day payment, monthly payments It i DRIVE-IN (formerly A&W) owner retired sex sell the property. than rent, Government subsidilitd ApproxImately l000sq. ft. building to qualified buyers- Call to see If plus parking for 23 cars. Heavy you quality ll traffic count on 11 97, Sanford. THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL 3 M.UI'ISWORTH REALTY Bedroom. 1 bath home ri 503W. JIt SIPinecres?. Appliances, fruit trees, 3756041, 323 0517' fenced yard. You'll buy it for fenced $77,900. BARCLAY WOODS P0TENTIAL INC0ME Quiet location, handy to the action PROPERTY with a little center, on the south shore of Lake remodeling this can be a real Orienta in Altamonte Springs money maker. Zoned C 7 Call Brand new) and 1 bedroom home Realtor Associate, Andy Wolf, starting from $39,600. All an Eves. 372 416.1. carpeted, with central heat and 2 Bedroom unfurnished house 71i Orange Ave $150 Month. No pets. 3220771. Houses for Sale Houses - Evei.373 0415 ASIOCiJIS Jim Hunt . - (?,issf,ed Acts serve the buying and selling community everyday, read and use them often Call 372 2611 or $31 99 0* ' 3 bedroom, 2 story, central heat & air, 3 car garage, references required sico it & last. $100 54Curity, 377.7399, LAKE MARY Duplex furnished or unfurnished. Modern. Quiet neigh borhood. Low rates tjlady Brown Realty, 372 5237, or 372 1961. 1$-Help Wanted 24-Business Rent - Employment NCANAHNGBGANRTOALAR ICROWMDI INBTERMSIDBP - . " Get ' Em While 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3729147. -Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shaç), air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near city park & Sanford Plain From *110 Airport Blvd near Sanford Ave 323 1310 IS--Action Sports VBICUSP INLOROVCCMDN I DENTCDYACED I UI EREC I NSCUER I NDENTNLNC I Apartments - They re Hot! Unfurnished OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beet-Fresh SauS.agt' $ Free riomedelivery SaveS Please cull (305) S 6461 13-Travel Agencies ADEMTINCIUOCNIAINEI - - - 10 4I - 11oues for Sale Altamonte Lake Vacant large 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, Carpet. centr II heat, family room. Easy term s, 529,500 562 0709 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, central air. family a utility room, sisi Month plus utilities. Sanford, 321 0107. - Hotels . 30 Will Baby Sit in my home. $15 for one, $23 for two. 323-5951. .. - II Unfurnished Rooms for Rent ________ Houses Rent Al?at 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fenced Yard, enclosed garage, $200 mo iii 000 Nice large air conditioned room, men only. 372.2279. 414 Myrtle Ave. Sanford A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 372 . 76 1 1 or 531-9993. 3-Cemeteries sou have an eye for re,ni value, UU Ii 'Ye' ttit' C i,SStfie atis U(JuI,Ir 32 Needs transportation 322-7361 29 - __________________________ - i.ivpcnaaaie maid wants days worn. Baby sitting, my home. S years in experience child care. Available21 hours. $13.00 per week. Call 321-03)5. 14-Camping Resorts STSINBGINGCMSUCIBIC If Sm ashed. Stenstrom Reai 2 bdrm.. 1 bath, den, fence. 5500 down $155 mo, 9' per cent. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7730 . Can't put the car in the garage 1 elI no longer needed items with a classified ad In the Even.ing 'Herald. Dial 322 7651 or 5)1.9993Ito place yours. Houses for Sale 41,, CIsselberry: 7 bedr ooms. 2 bathe. Only ti?,750. A very good buy. Terry Re-illy, REALTOR, 678 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Duys3277)74 Broker d9Dt -------- 41 Real Mich igan Widow looking for board room for winter with anot er widow, Call 372 1715 I ,Bedroom Bedroom up5ti's apartment water furnithed $59,5( M10 Adults 327 2216 after 1 Situations Wanted 21 Child Care Travel & Recreation SEEK & FIND Park Ave-furnished garagi apartment. s?cmontp,or 5" Yeek sm. ' lepocif rl.nr,ln • lt39 B 4 Sale - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. (,4 • nearr SO bedrooms, 3 ba ti $26,500 house with gentleman. couple with child or other woman. Near school and Shopping center. 3310535. ______ Will baby sit In my home. Reasonable rates. 322 3179. Of Copy. Ii, indistrlaI shell bui!diflg, 100'x?OO'. 16' ceiling clearance will complete to suit tenant. w. C.ARNETT WHITE. Real Estate Broker, 322 7101. 7515 Park Drive, 322 7161 Per Day. 6 Hous.sfor 't 3 Bedroom. 1 bath, den. swimming large of. Fourth Edition Pinecrest Area. 1114,100. BY Owner, 323,7104 between 6 110 INDUSTRIAL PARK - -- . One Bedroom 8. KitChen turn apt. £4 sae Utilities paid Near hospital, Corbett pCIv€'te entrance. Adults Only. 322 REALTOR 7Sl. Christmas Is a time for giving and a D,Bar ' 1791 time for saving when you Shop the 66$ Nice irmtraU. apt. d pages of Classified Ads! ________________________ location Mature adults. Uhlitin - I -_ 3 bedroom 1 1 ---No deposit 373 IQ wante d to Rent percent 1st r,i'xtgage. Can handle 17 Bedroom Adults Only equity at 7 per cent Woman would like to share 6 room Park Avenue Mobile Park , Lost and Found Rent SANFORD ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St Are you one o4 those people who kIOS 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are interested sn picking upsome .extra money'. the Evening arid Sunday rivrnio interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Votusia counties An automobile 15 helpful but not essential. The ability to operate a camera makes the iob more interesting and Profit able Apply in person to Tom Aiken, Editor, at The Herald offices, 0 North French Ave. Sanford Please do not IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For t,nnilies or friecncjs of prtem drinkers For further Information call 173 *557 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P o floit 553 ¶nf(,r(1 I,, 37271 Department Hours l thru 5times reI3ru Business Property For - 6 11 P ___ 37 Refit WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 W. Ist St. Correspondents FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps A'cohOlic Anonymous Can Help Call 423 4557 Write P.O 130* 1213 Sanford. Florida Apartments ___ f Furnished NASHVILLE RECORDING SINGING Manager for fast food restaurant. LOOKING FOR Experienced only. preferably TALENT. 30S 42S 2S41. Mc DonaId's, Send resume' to P. 0. Box W . Geneva, Fla.. 32132 DIAL Ask 31 Help Wanted 18 - - -__ Pay. ' - ___ Tm Marriage - ____________ ..0s ',' .'.., coSt tel us help you pl.n'e ',rr', C,nII 177 'sI I or I Wall Papering . - . - �- LETS FACE \f \ FACT6, aABY. YOU KNOW ILL. FIND SOME WAY TO &ET ' OUT606 -! FINP OSE EXCIJE TO PLIT MY ARAt AZ U - --- _-_- __---- --- - - -- ------- - -- RIO '~ 22 4 K 852 W EST -,Vq N O , ' Dove Grou. EAST 4A862 910863 4QJ94 T J54 +652 410 67th Year, No. 82—Sunday, November 24, 1974 Playing at three notrwup, Hal carefully won the heart lead with the king not the ace. fie had to attack diamonds. U East got in with the king, East would read the ace as a fatseeard from ace-king. He would not know if the king were a forced play; a falsecard from king-queen or a normal play AQ973 ~ -0 I W by 4j • 1 1084 4 AQ6 Both VUIfleral)le Writ North East South I NT. Pass 3 NT. i'ass Pass Pasc ()pcning lead- T6 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Pool H,eaters Har-nessi,ng Th e Suns Energy from ace-king. In any event Hal saw that his contract was safe unless East got in with the king of diamonds; shifted to a spade honor and found West with Halls lucky ace of spades. So at trick two Hal led the Jack of diamonds; went right up with dummy's ace; plucked East's singleton king and came home with the bacon. SOUTH (1)) 4 K73 By BILL BELLEVILLE heat water inside the home," Although almost 120 solar Sanford and one in Goldenrod, pools is a sound one. Sirniliar once the air terilperature, Herald Staff Writer night to ccx)l the pool for the years in money saved by not but they are not ready to heated pool units of this design are scheduled for installation methods have been put minus sin, is lower than the next day. In addition, the using a conventional fuel. Joe Wbj' system of bar- economically compete with have been installed in the next week. together, Webb says, but the prol tet perature, the heated energy absorbed by the paneL,, powered heater. The savings ne-sliing solar heat is so silliple conventional means of heating, Tainpa area, the concept has that you wonder why it hasn't such as electric and gas. The solar heating unit results have not been the same. water i I the pool will stay takes some of the heat pressure after that, Webb says are not just begun to catch on in the distributor says he'll continue One solar heating design warmer longer than it would If off the roof itself, and makes only money in the pocket but been thought of before. Other solar heating systems Central Florida area. to have the units installed this consists of a series of pipes, circulatid and exposed to the the home cooler, during the also, mean less strain on the It's based on a concept that for uses such as hydroponics Webb, with the help of a partway until the demand for them encased In plexiglass, and cooler fir. day-. grade school children learn (the growing of plants in time entire energy reserve that carpenter and plumber, escalates. When that time mounted on Several other variables the roof. help Pipes along with their ABC's — that nutrient solutions), aquac-ulture Cost for heating systems mankind has available to him. has installed three systeriis comes, then it'll probably' take alone won't do, Webb explains, determine the water tern. vary, according to roof And that's an enery reserve dark colors absorb heat and and solar climate control, are one in Longwood, one in Pinefull-time crew to do the work. because only one small area of perature produced by the unit, location, size of pool, etc., light ones reflect it, but that one day might be turning to being developed by the firm's castle and another In Ocala. Webb say's he Is -convinced the entire pipe receives the Generally, the square footage the cxpen-e can usually be solar heat as one of its orirnarv But it took j firm in Menlo enelneers. rt. :,a, Including that method rect absorpt on heating Calif. to develop that concept rays. _ about three-quarters that of the into a workabli' method for •• —---. An other designs with JuM pool surL.t More or k di .. htIII liiciiiin' POOlS . the standard black plastic pipes affect the temperature ac An1, it took Webb, of 601 a e destroyed y the sun's ultr a cordin,ly. Placing the panels (,runt St..Longwood, to bring it — _.4 violet rays within a short period on the northern side of the roof, to Central Florida. fl of time Webb 's plastic' unit, heating a pool enclosed by Siniphtity itself, the 'Solar he admits are not exactly screening and heating a deeper heat Exchanger" is a series of - M ______________ plastic pool will require more energy black, thin plastic panels ' "The material is a mixture of than the opposite situations. r connected by black plastic _______ polypropelene, and But, in a "normal" situation, pipes and mounted on the roof polyethelene impregnated with the panels will keep a Poo of a house. The 4' x 8' panels, al I j a black carbon material." Ile temperatures between 75 and 82 hollow, are connected to the resultant panels are virtually degrees practically year round back yard swimming pool by resistant to must corrosive in Central Florida. At night, 1 two more pipes one materials, as well as weather when the pump-driven filLr takes water out of the pool with • _i-.-! -• durable for at least IA years cvstrn I t connected with -J --... tot tiup UI Liii POOL purl)p and up rl pa. nelIs tIhemselv I. , • -• ri (I4Itilt , unit es are so I. .,oar , tempera emperaurc tur e r ____ j,_.•J effective that they can capture ci water in the pool will drop r that channels it back into the • -_ • up to 80-percent of the sun's about one degree per hour until pool several degrees warmer. a heat that strikes them, Webb it reaches the mean at. The heat-absorption principal • 4 says. To be able to capture even ipospheric temperature, Webb • of the black panels is so ef4 . 50-per-cent of the heat is consaid. • fectite, its developers say, that sidered outstanding, according Usually, that means ro more theunitcanbringttiewaterjna to Webb. tkopthan l0 degrees during the pool to boiling hot temperatures Th e unit has a light sensitive night-a decrease that's easily if the water circulates through deice attached to them that o v ercome the following mor. the panels too slowly switches the black panel ning roof when tht light sinsitie : But heating swimming pools ,• system into the pool • when the switch activates the unit. -cJ_ 1 Is only a beginning, Webb says sun Is out, and cuts the system Conversely, for those hot "Our company has already Flat plastic units on roof absorb sun's heat, warming pool water that circulates oil when it Isn't. The reason for Central Florida summer days. Joe Webb tests water temperature in one of three designed workable systems to through them this, wnj says, is because the unit can be left running all solar heated pools installed locally - by THE BORN LOSER XFtMT c' tOR W IT cc ADS, I T DO N mc tSIRtPTICJ fto.j 'J W ( ;&WIMR 3t.og 10 TOWN, uJlS.11, j\< FUNEFAU ST t) Art Soniom \ .,,tns lM1pflc) THTAT A ¶rWR \7 ¼IEcccv H I&LTH MID ( ç .-7 t5 OL)5r A-5 OV .' [11I7rAri The late P. Hall Simc was asked if he had a superstitious feeling about some particular gird 1k thought a thile and replied: "The ace of spades is -• di "But, Mom, he swallowed my nickell" Wi-ct " lucky for me Today's hand, illustrates anoth er of Hal's superstitions. fie believed believed firmly that if you did not want a certain opponent to get the lead, you should play film for holding a singleton king and rclfuse to finesse against his partner. North 2' ' South I' Fast I4 24 '' (Aru.ui iN4ERiTZJ, L' . . -. - - - • I our hrart % ht TODAY'S(1UI..sTlO\ Again East OPt ILS 004 Wick d ', oui 64 3 VA Q 10 8 6 0 K J 4 *A Q 3 %Vhat ilo ~otj do'., ,- - -2 ' Answer Tomorrow III II• to 00 . - Il! BCOM A BfP4CCR K J 4 3 4,% 9 5 4 •• By Roger Bo//ei 'how ccco PIReT'— South hold (JO FUNNY BUSINESS i - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis 000NESBURY by Garry Trudeau -__• _______ - '. ..".. .- GEE, TS GOOD 116 A RELIEF NOT TO TO BE MAVINC' BE BURNED IN EFFIGY rLL A WINNING AT THE HOMECOMING BET SEASON FOR. IT PEP RALLVJ A CHANGE . ait, A41LYMYJJ, JUST DON LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN I £tZXs( IT UiWC -- S.4Ry / 7/IE j$ffYj7i(j/ rixtci- 4 UMW TA1/ /T AXVIT $ Th'/i% O71E/ / 71i4V MW' ,;•'- PATIi5 /((- Ch'ILY A fl417z CML I C(' a cu/JV6'r Aff4LLYCI?AZ) /ZZANY IOM £ETS 5Fi€' '4'1LYA5FARA ITAff1Q571 \ 1w W. I (r MY ,1 _____ Z4N 1$ P1 Oi,C*? '! - - _. ___ /4P ,. a - - ----- I ,c• J . -. IffL _ L11 BLQP4PjE - Chic Young ONJEsII4AO DISAPPEAR-PO COMTEI.Y D&G y IIETEI4ECrAJ L; DOU..AR FO SWOPPING ? TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan fOOR PMAMI%S... LJSTtAVSE StVtJ LIKE -, 10 SLEEP ALLIHE flM, 11Y CALL YOU LAZY ... JUST tAUSE \VLJ CAN'T I. FLEAS, 1JRY Ol'l.5 'CAUSE \VU IT \O(J1 \r_ cmw Latest Auto - Layoffs. Raises Total To 178,000 - \ "I I By The Associated Press The auto industry has laid off more than 50,000 workers and the Pentagon has announced a shakeup that will eliminate 11,-600 civilian Jobs at military installations, The nation's two largest steel producers also announced cutbacks Friday, blaming the coal strike. The latest auto layoffs brought to 178,000 the number of blue-collar workers who will be out of work all or part of next month, but the cutbacks also extended to office Personnel as sales continued to decline. Under union contracts, many employes will continue to draw salaries during the layoffs. Ford Motor Co., the nation's second-largest auto maker, announced production cutbacks Friday that will idle 32,474 employes for one to five weeks between Thanksgiving and March 1. Earlier this month, Ford said It would lay off 3,000 white-collar workers next month. In other cutbacks announced Friday: -Corysler Corp. said it was laying off nearly 11,000 whitecollar workers Including engineers, designers and clerical workers — for 5 weeks, starting Dec. 2. Chrysler, the nation's third-largest auto maker, announced earlier this week that it was shutting down five of its six U.S. plants and laying off 64,000 blue-collar workers. -Anierian Motors Corp., the No. 4 automaker, said it will suspend production of the Gremlin and Hornet for five Al BUGS BUNNY PRISCILLA'S POP I ------- by Al Vermeer I 5PEAC,, \j O'! I/'M I SPEAK I, 'lAP -- fy9 YAP won't be us way Drever' YAP Just watt till - We ve, r haday QWF! YAP11.1 ,, — -) \ fINTHROP 3is - 9 JU V C) ci) LI Il-it _ ARCHIE XWc*&WMJL THESE NOTE 1i# AfQ U \ W4 of orw to ç by Dick C.vol -•: by Bob Montana t;I4. - YOUR COMFOSITION HAS NO FELUN6, NO COLOR! R EYES C LOSE AND INE DE.$CONS! R PT - RIN MY STRENGTH WENT OUT LiKE THE TIDE! ' R THAT'S SETTER! DID 'yOU SEE Ti-IAT IN YOUR MIND? rNO. L usr I SPILLED YOU INK A .-.....___ TURNED BLACK AS THE ACE Mary Chides County On .Road 'Interference Lake Blue Collars ME ANP1HE NAILS,1)YCAL.L. YOU WEIRI,... - --- By OSWALD and - NORTH 4 105 !72, I -- -- - WIN AT BRIDGE JAMES JACOB',' i 1 -.---- -- by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL T)IEN I'LL -- - Friday, Nov. 22, 1974 88—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY - - • days next month, idling 7,000 workers in Kenosha, Wis., and 1,000 in Brampten, Ont. -U.S. Steel, the nation's largest steelmaker, said the coal miners' strike has forced it to shut down more coke and iron production. More than 13,-000 of the company's 120,000 production workers have been laid oft. -Bethlehem Steel Corp., the industry's No. 2 firm, said it was laying off 2,300 of its 22,000 employes at Sparrows Pt., Md. -The Defense Department announced realignments at 111 facilities which will result in the elimination of 11;W) civilian jobs and the relocation of 11,500 military personnel. In other economic developments Friday': -Amstar Corp., the nation's largest sugar refiner, boosted its prices again. Within hours, two other refiners had followed suit. Amstar's price hike averages about 75 cents a pound wholesale. The increase may be passed along to the consumer, depending upon local conditions and storepolicy. -First National City Bank of New York, the second. largest commercial bank in the country, lowered its prime lending rate for the eighth straight day. The latest cut was from 10.25 per cent to 10 per cent. The prime rate, which is the interest banks charge their best corporate customers, often signals the lowering of rates which affeet small businessmen and individual horrow."r SP%ES. I 44 Late. Mary councilmen, Blouveard, and L'mgwoc1 Hills reasons rather than for the we!. prurty explained that it's called to a meeting by the Road. fare of the county road system. difficult to project the type of The zoning change, making Stauiole County Commission And, councilwoman Virginia businesses that would be in the to hear information on traffic 150 agricultural acres south of Mercer said "We're talking park, until the zoning is Impact in the vicinity of Lake the Scott Electronlea Industrial about an industrial park and the changed and the land can be Mary Boulevard, expressed Park, light industrial (MM) traffic it will create. But, it also "marketed." But be added that dissatisfaction with their treat. has already been recommended generates tax revenue. And, we he envisions a "campus type" ment at the hands of the county. by the city's Building and have to remember if we don't industrial park, as opposed to a "The city of Lake Mary wants Zoning administrator and have the park, we'll have more rougher layout, and hopes to to cooperate with the county approved by vote of that unemployment." attract businesses similar to and state," Councilman harry commission. Lake Mary City People who live in Lake Lake Mary firms StrombergTerry said, "but neither one has Council postponed a first Mary, Mrs. Mercer said, '*111 Carbon and Scott Electronics. Invited us to any other reading and public hearing on have to travel an even greater distance to Orlando to find discussions about roads going the ordinance until Dec. 9. Bradley and Young work. through our city." The discussion Friday' Associates plan to build an Kimbrough reminded the morning at the Lake Mary City industrial park on the land if It group that regardless of "how it Hall was billed as a meeting of is rezoned, was done in the past" the But Terry and councilwoman purpose of the meeting was to city, county and state Depart.. ment of Transportation (DOT) DeLares Lash indicated they exchange ideas and to avoid . . officials and local Industry rep- resented the Friday meeting. overcrowding roads that i h "You don't want to meet with weren't designed to arcept resentatives to gauge the additional impact that a proposed us before you make a decision, traffic generated by industrial city zoning change would have but expect us to meet with you parks. before we make a decision," on the roads In the area. Planner Neiswender said thatIt n4iy seem to be just a tiny they want to avoid traffic rn- difieren. but County Planner Roger Terry' said. colors do really Councilwoman Lash, parting similar to the "horror" tiiake a difference. Neiswender told the group that the county's primary concern suggested that because County that is SR 436 in the southern Iteineinber that light colors was with the critical areas such Commission Chairman John end of the county. reflect light while dark colors as the 1-4 Lake Mary Inter- Kinibrough lives near the Andy McCall of Bradley, absorb It. Use light colors on change, Lake Mary Boulevard, impacted area, that he was op. Young and Associates, develop. ceilings and walls to get the Ithinehart Road, Lake Emma posing the zoning for personal ers of the proposed industrial most for The Inflation F g ter your energy and mhOney. oney. jCTLY IF O 'ER AFRAID '... 11415 HARPY MAY \ EFFIE S140W5 TR? 5JA6IJ YER. I UP--XVEP I4,EVI NHERITANCE T JAWk? FROM ME. - 01 F,LAZE9 VA NOT tIF LIC-' Ou.OH Th4 M A" Nr- hER 'JOW!...I WOMPER LJRE IC W.)JT TO R5UJ• p TRY kEEPIPJ6 A I h4OPELE.E' WIFE FROM HE /P4cSION PER P4U5BA'.PC' •Me..HOKiJ W -- — j-•; 2 Three Men In ongwood __ ___ ayor 's Race _ wHIpc I UK & MEEK By DONNA E.STES by Howl. Schneider ---- rrEFu;E: - ) 0 0 FJ -. L H i1I Herald Staff Writer LONG WOOD-Three men are vying for the mayor's office In this city in thc. !k( 1 municipal tlection. Listed in aphabetic:il order on the ballot for the off - - ire: Carmine Bravo, an attorney: James Robert hiarits, assistant manager of a I-nortgagc company and Jan(", I ----- ' • - - have two Sons, Carmine; Michael Jr.. four, and Christopher 2 has been married eight years and has two sons attending and Longwood schools. Harms' main concern is ttit' intelligent growth of the c-it', Assistant manager of the Southeast Mortgage Co., harms said protecting the property of citizens already in the city should be stressed, yet (ppOFtUnItY 51)001(1 be provnhd "The mayor can listen, can provide suggestions and Caii influence and bring another .o-c'cssable voice to the people," linus said. " -. . --... - - • • -•-• - ' - ___________ ' I nnann's late father, AR. iiann w-as lAngwo(xi mayor ... i I - I F GLUCKS STILL C,OT LIOJJ-LAMERS , And while you're at it, remember to keep light bulbs and their glass or plastic fixlures clean to get the most light from them. . —, - - , to return the city government operation to the same "people to people' level it was in his father's day. "1 want to return the time when the average citizen could call the mayor and be assured of service; to be responsible to the citizenry, to work with the small businessman i the city. 1 want the city to create a 06 SUNNY Weather Details Page 3A Index - Around The Clock - 4A Bridge Calendar -------3A ____ � 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, November 22, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 22, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/cbba97ab7e7a98b46288cf1de15df635.pdf c9eda638c08a542dd59781f6e73aab3e PDF Text Text -- 12B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl --- - — -. --- _ r - Wednesday, Nnv. 70, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Wrt Walker - -- - WIN AT BRIDGE I IN A 8UNC1 AND W9AT AI41T I'Ll. i4zow / KNOW W4AT ri TE ( - you 8 ' ( J1t%ILS JA)lly DON'T WANT To KNOW 0 4 AK96 1105 WP °'-ç) North-South pairs ...50 IF A CITIZEN TOO REBELLIOUS,$C'MEOt4E GETS IN THE CTt.E MERELY PUSHES ... A BUTTON AND WHICH REMINDS ME, CUBSLE! 'THEY CANT ENTER WE CASTLE W1TI4OUT A CREDITS + A954 his 4 7652 4J 4 d'amond bid out of SOUTH FOR CARD! - 1AjL5 ELIMINsTES HIM! twisted three 4 . because - il only bid it - -T ,r owe - everyone I was bidding and it was his turn. I'.%en t hen, WC doubt f those North players who continued to four spades did so with much enthusiasm. They also were vulnerable ----- ___________________ '-S a three-spade bid. lie really q h him. Had he + 10862 i!it•\e't -. %est •1 • - N orth South Last 11 anc B e Bi r . . Pat ToBe Re I ocat ed i ? _____ that arm to get just 4Q7543 HsJ I ThOtiGH1'A8OUT THE THIP4GS. AN WHAT DO WE DO the bad score. No one A964 4Q73 by Dave Grous ALSO BE ENERGIZED — YOU REMEMBER WHAT YEAH! HAPPENED 10 MINE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents bidding shown in the EAST V K 87 ) OOP CAN A few WIT V I CARDS 67th Year, No. 80—Thursday, November 21, 1974 the I ThE CREDITS 4. tricks. - ___- 5 ALLEY -- 11 the lead lie will rattle off OItTII WI — I contract. If the defense cashed in their three tricks as a starter they would get a very good score since :e declarer gains Y (ISWAI.D TlIE'/'RE UP -- i# tS Ila ' • __________________ / just bidding along. •..., Opening kad-YK b' - The t)I(I(Iiflg has - by Art Sansom CW W I 4M IOU WC)Wrr jf rr "V~,; RXR-B(F; FOR 4 I WH(15KY MC**V or rv _______ North Last South The American Contract West 1 16 Bridge League's Charity Foun 30 Dble. dation runs two i-ontin ent-wide 26 ou, South, hold irit games each star. hailds ~,ry played 64 3 V I Q 7 • K What do you do nmk' simultaneously by tens-ofA-111d rour notrunip. ThI% thousands of bridge players in ask%parinerto oose minor hundreds of places in North suit. America. Anyone can play and — THE BORN LOSER 0 10?4 t, i" bw T M contribute at a supplement FUNNY BUSINESS By Row BaJien QWI VE Wr W CX0 Cmkmuy H.~alq, the American Cancer Society, " - H 1, Send $1 book to USED TO WOW THEM VERY TIME.,,/ HA, \ LAST 50 E.EMEE - -- ' - ,L. 'lIr '" 110 . - W W Win at Budge." (do this a / A 4, newsPaAgr). FO Box 489. Radio % 10019 ' by DOONESBURY ITS UNBELIEVABLE HOW MUCH T14E COEDS rHE,,j .) ' . ' for JACOBY MODERN City Station. No* York. N Y I 1 -- •-: byLewis SHUCKS,THAT GIRLS . ,. '-'' . Ant.,Aer Tomorro% Tway's hand was played in the spring game. At most tables North and South would play the hand at a part store spade 04-20 - I ----;--. i.- N 2 the designated charity for 1974. _________________________ I J- HfRE.' $100,000 to doyoudonov' least #. 144010L i I Garry Trudeau 4i, • 0 . Zo - - - VEARS I — 000 80, HA 70 0101 )VU - -. AU" 6 IM YES, . 7V!7~; .. , - a r 1wr . I / PENNY PARADE MAKES CENTS RLONDIE Wheel barro w load of pennies Is delivered by Eric Hansen and Merry Reck to John Mercer. president of Flagship Bank for final deposit In Pilgrim Penny Parade spatisored by Congregational Christlan c1hurch Sunday School. Effort to collect a mile of pennies began last November to aid In nation's penny pinch and accumulated $8U.40 for Sunday School projects. chic Young W"rk MY-IQ OF PEANUT EYCUSE \ME_) , SIR i-r ~'Tr_XJ TOO$< Ir OFF 10 TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan tiIIs r---- -----— ' I, rrE i LOAPR. 0 J ra I O IT V HAVE A I ___\ I O . .- co 4 H . rLL WORK WRe. MUST You OVER SENIORITY'? mRt! . \f -\ ALWAYS PRISCILLA'S POP I by OUT TWAT l4ORRD -" • .-• - - FOR ouR . Vermeer Al s LIES! . (ç•( COULONT .. -' "" &E \SAKE' PIPE' &..I \ - __ . - - '4')\ c)3 1' ,t, .' ) /v.-a-' i DOmAr' ' . . ' 00, pi " by Dick CavoiI : _. / , ) •'.' 00 I ice n ex WASHINGTON (AP) cans still are paying the price of These were offset partially by The declines for beef, Higher prices for clothing. food inflation in their purchases. declines in prices for meat and especially, were larger than and automobiles pushed conusual. The over-all increase in con- gasoline. surner prices nine-tenths of a sumer prices In the 12 months The Consumer Index in OctoGasoline prices were down 2.7 per cent higher in October, the has been 12.2 per cent, the big- per cent during the month and her stood at 153.2, meaning that Labor Department reported gest 12-month Increase since a the average cost per gallon was goods that cost $100 In I%7 now today. 12.6 per cent price rise in 1947. 53 cents for regular and 57 cents cost, on the average, $153 20. The one-month Increase In The Labor Department said for premium, the department But there were hopeful signs the Consumer Price Index was Americans in October were said, in the October index that the smaller than the 1.2 per cent paying higher prices fur new Prices of meat, poultry and increase in prices of nonf,)od Increase In September, but still and used cars, mortgage Qt- fish were reported down one per items-Including such things as was considerably higher than est costs, clothing, sugar; çe- cent during October following household goods, furniture and normal and showed that Amen. real and bakery products. two months of large increases, appliances-might finally Lx' easing. The 1,abor Department said prices of noftfoW items in0 creased six-tenths of one per cent in October, down from a one per cent increase in Sep. tember and the smallest increase since December a year / It V1'LATV,..1L.D UKETD / ( TALL. j I rm GROW UP, 'i \. J I I 'YJ LIKE TO DO? "1i I YOU OID / j IF - EVERYBODY Fr=L-T LIKIB BEING 1 JT1,' \, SHORt ) [ H4'O A O'(' RNEY f'— I J — __________________ I • ' ____ I THE 5LJRE AS _______ ' \ LLaLU BELLE 51.)1565! THE 'TO WINTER 1 COMING FROM ' lot in his deelupincnt to #URRYI. " Gr'icp.1 cC? — " -' -------- _____ Clerk* Lon wood To Meet Pa ro I councfl's attention at the meeting earher this week when Ferrell reported the city might have to give employes a two week vacation without LONGWOOD City Clerk Onnie Shomate, nay since city coffers were depleted. I who also serves as city treasurer, has branded as want toopenmymouthand took like as big afool a "pack of lies" statements made earlier this ashedoes," she replied. "So lchecked out what week that the city government is near he said before speaking" bankruptcy. 4 4 - Mrs. Shomate, nuining unopposed for her 'IV city is financially bent, but the picture ninth consecutive term of office said Ferrell's paitted by Wouncilinan B. H.) Ferrell that the remark that the city has only S4,0D0 in its general payroll cannot be met is not true." she said. fund is also untrue. "The general fund M3 "City employes are paid on the 15th and 30th have $4,000, it has over 113,ODO," she said nofing of every month. The Nov. 30 payroll checks have that County Tax Collector Troy Ray has a'Ire-idy deposited In the city's name some property tax already been written and posW. Sufficient revenues. money from taxes beverage share state revenue sharing and the two cents Mrs. Shornate said she is asking to be put on additional cigarette taxes will be on hand to meet e agenda for Monday night's regular ceundil th the Dec 15 'roU she said. ' meeting and will at that time make her remarks She was asked why she did not bring this to for the official record. ' j I t .f - _;6vo, ONNIE SHOMATE ew Open College F*11es aw* By The Associated Press Se veral university officials guidance counselors who had Daniel Steiner, general coun The first day of one per cent less earnings to of a new law said they interpreted the law given information on student sel at Harvard, had said earlier s pend in October than they did designed to let students see differentl y and had no intention behavior and misconduct prior that the school was removing in September. It said real what s in their school files of disclosing the confiden ti al in. to th e new law with assurance secret lette rs from the files beSh i i ng Shining spendable uirrungs for the 12 brought lots of confusion and formation Other educators the information would be kept cause of a "moral obligation" months were down 4.9 per cent little action predicted that the law which confidentiaL to respect the confidentiality of The problems centered over a gives schools 45 days after a College Seminole Junior documents written before the Prices of pork, poultry and provision of the law that seems request to produce a We Registrar Dick Stwell says the law went Into effect. — fresh fruit also declined in Oc. to require colleges SJC to let stu new law does not concern would be changed before the An Associated Press spot tober. were dents and their parents see the question its "open door" policy ever since comes up. of check few requests for showed ••• Vk • But over-all food prices complete files including IThe law took effect at mid. admitting any high school files on Wednesday. Brown Uni1 3 r cent highertn October things such as confidential recnight Tuesday and a suit was graduate eliminates any need versity in Pro%idence, R.I., said than in September and 11.9 per ommendations and evaluations filed Wednesday afternoon in for confidential references that as of noon, 11 of its 6,500 cent above a year earlier. The price increases took sea- that previously were kept se- U.S. District Court in Boston from individuals. Student (lies undergraduates had asked for seeking to present Harvard containing high school trait- their files a spokesman for sonal adjustments Into consid cret University from destroying or scripts and grade records are Sienna College in Loudonville, ho I d permane ntly removing con. already open to students and N.Y., said three students rejustment, the over-all increase fidential information from the their parents under Florida quested the information. the in consumer prices still was files. law. University of South Dakota had nine-tenths of one per cent The federal law, Sewell said, no queries. higher than September. Florida Technological SOMEWHERE IN NORTH CAROLINA (AP) Some of his expensive stills have been found by to require the student's Although the October price University Registrar Dan seems "The moon ain't sh.1ning so bright these days," agents and destroyed. He relocated them and a parent to see COLDER increase was down from both Chapman was one of those who permission for said the man called Sam. Ile laughed, and tried started up again. his 111e, but he added that until September and August, inconsiders the new law unto hold his enormous belly in place. "But that was when there was money I V he gets clarification he will creases in the% three-month Sam is a woonshiner by trade, and that's how had," Sam said. "Like I told you, the market is 4' continue to abide by the state period were at an annual rate of continue to withhold conhe began his personal Impressions of the nation's almost gone and a man just can't afford to build law . 147 U highest three • h")' Inflationary economy. a factory no more." Seminole County School month ratesincel6.2percentin ordered otherwise by the A couple of years back, he had a plant that cost the first quarter of 1951. Sam was inter%iewed by Merritt Sallinger of Superintendent W.P. (Bud) Weather Details Page 5A C%WtL the Norfolk, Va., Ledger-Star behind an aban- him about $700 to set up. "That same rig today Have you thought about Layer said principals are 'rho Increase in food prices In Chapman who had 1w3 doned farmhouse in the swamp woods of nor- would cost a man over $1,2G0," he said. October reversed l trying an old-fashioned clothes students ask to see their files already complying with the theastern North Carolina on a recent, frostin your home? Using it, you With that still, Sam made nearly 600 gallons of trend of a large seasonal de- Ii, Wedoei6y, said if a student state law tht opens the [Des to can completely eliminate the chilled night. and parents.. There moonshine whisky twice a week. He sold it from dine during the month. wants to see his file he are conflicts between the -------In the moonshine business, Sam is known as "a the site at $4 a gallon. The tabor Department noted use of an automatic dryer. allowed to do so in the in car An extra boon in winter, the only federal and state laws and we factory man." that about one fifth of the inof a university offlial Bridge .... . ..... Supplies for that much whisky cost more than 9B Ile is also out of %ork. crease in nonfood commodities clothes line will improve after any confidential material have not received total Calendar SZ600 on today's wholesale market. But few -5A humidity conditions in your direction from Washiroon as to Truth is, the spiraling* costs of production moonshiners are able to come by wholesale was at tributed to the in- home so that you won't need an has been removed. how It affects our local school Comics ................. 1B the cost of sugar, largely — and what Sam calls troducfion of higher prices for He said be felt the law was Crossword Puzzle .... .. .8B prices, so the cost is well above that figure — and district," be added. "a dying market" are sending moonshine rising 1975 automobiles in October. electric huinidifier. Invialld and woWd not withstand Dear Abby ..12B operations down the drain. "I'm ruined," Sam The price of wearing apparel a court challenge. "Making a you a cl ev er ap to Aiim Caplan, the attorney for Dr. Crane .............9A "A man would have to get more than $7 or $8 a moaned. "I think this business today would was reported up one-tenth of energy or light inflation? send your person liable today for several Harvard student3, filed Dr. [At nb gallon to make a decent profit," Sam said. break a banker." one per cent in October and we& to The Inflatkv Fightef.care of wmething he did when be was it class action sWt also asking Horoscope 1A Arid buyers are vanWng. -Ppople are getting He should know. For 30-odd years, this man shoes and other footwear in. vied yhe in future columns. Sorry, but not Hable Is anconstitutional." the court to restore any records Hospital ' t be a ble to a cknmito g e has engaged In the moonshine trade lie has rid of the slams, and when you ain't got noslums, creased two tenths of a per Ar he said "hapman was already removed from stu- Obituaries 5A re c eipt made mistakes, paid fines, served time In jail, you ain't got much of a market for this st uff." cent. referring to high school dents' files. Television oon • .. 't ' 1 - • / ______ Irl f'7 VR LOOKIW '?' POJT BE FOOL.Er' PPEAIZANCE5! JUTLJKEYR DAYS it.) THE ORIENTAL GEE' f77 FACT 1 MAY KA~ ' '..., COME ____ BOPY6LIARC' Kt' Cfl5E4SE- THE4 WErHOW ,' ( t *_ 'I REX & MEEK by Howl. Schneider — , - -SME SAID 7MAT IF ALL ut: £ rru'u"iK AND ERNESI C I by Bob Thovu _____ ' _____ '• '>.a... W — "a To TRIk STUDIO Wt A 10-12F musim, Q -- - ' "- SHORT RIBS WWW i'' — . ,, __ 15 OVER ILi- SAY oNE -rwi.-43... PLANTS V,)Lj SURE HAVE A GREEN T14uM9.1 1XIMPLUDA gEFoR OUR •..i . . ' . , "V ip.. . ( , IMTENVIEW 1) - I 0 WO 0. VA -- --- --- - - s'. > I —'w--. , *nn - Fightor Index - by Frank Hill GLENCA, WHERE -7 FV : - -. - The, 06 0. c - ese Days Inf lation 14 - - AT THE BAR AL( CAY W**S U7 GOIAX, 70 PAY FCR IT h%DRF- i 7-19, i 1 .• that workers had three tenths 'a n 'SQ W WIFE JUST r4crCD ith the Labor Department reported AR FIRE II ' 7 HOOTDJ SCHOOL ROOF/ I I - 17-6 ME OLD FRJEW0, ALVAf P0 GLUCk.' I THIS NICE SUNNY • In a companion report, the Montana DID OU 6"o SMOK by Bob ide So Bright ).-. - = I. CAN SEt. I WAS ____ ENJOYING - per cent then, too. C, ARCHIE foot walk to Eastbrook Elementary satisfied neither the parents of while failing to satisfy the the path if the county would let school on a bike path next to the children, nor the residents drmands for a safer route. him pay $12,800 to the school heavily traveled lIoell Branch who lived a lon g, th e path This cek fli tr,( One kur(l rLt id of tlx plair Road may be in for some relief. Commissioner Mike Hattaway $34,000. By an informal "conResidents claimed the bike brought the problem 0 sensus the board agreed on the Contingent on the approval of path a 10-foot wide asphalt strip attention ard again, arrangement. the county planning and which ran between their lots offering the pasture route as In addit.ion to providirig a one alternative to solving the safer, more direct route for the more direct bike path route "unsightly" and a detriment to school children, new 1ath several hundred feet SOuth of their property. And since problem would not require an additional Howell Branch — through vehicles were prohibited from County engineer BIB Bush Lard, as the present pasture land and over a traveling on the path, the said his department would Howell Bramh does. Nor would drainage ditch — will be con- p03tMRn Was prohibited from "encourage the route because it structed, the Seminole County delivering mail to their boxes would totally remove the it reiiite an additional deputy Commission indicated this located next to the property. children from the county road." from the Sheriffs Department, week. For several weeks residents But Bush also admitted that who is req uired to actually direct the traffic at the ne less hazardous and more had to travel several miles to there might be a proWern with of Howell Branch and the school direct route was originally the post office to get their mail. the drainage ditch. "Every _ an action Uiat is 0nd selected by the commission The county finally relented, and time we have a child walking rsug uardC jurisdiction t1II years ago as the most permitted the mailman tocross near or over a di tch of this sort, Engi neering approval from appropriate place for a bike the path for delivery, But the we get complaints about snakes Bush is expected by next week, path from the Eastbrook problem of the children's safety in the ditch." and , con3truction of thq, new subdivision and the elementary still remained. Hattaway also said the owner pa th .cou1dbegiiraftei the school In southeast Seminole In an effort to offer the bike of the pasture property "of- easement rights are obtained. county. riders some protection from the fered to give us the ea3e' nent if Now the only problem left is But the owner of the property speeding motorists, the county we relieve him of his corn. what to do with the old "white at that time refused to bargain last week erected reflector mitment to Moonshioners-In Trouble, To J WINTHROP easement poLc in the three Herald Staff Writer S us A by H.imdohl & Stoffel 0H. THE Qutr cmapld TEOK)SfTY .-NIX LUCKY . In 11 2 BUGS BUNNY in _J iTESj over give $3iYi for each elephant" path' . . with the county The path was subsequently the road Wd This o.iy served The owner would agree, Parents concerned with the built along heavily traveled to further enrage the residents Hattaway said, to donate a 10 suifely of their children as hey Howell Branch -a move that who saw the posts aseyesore, foot wide, Mleet easement, for _____ 4 us I'd Of "I found out I'm not just another I3relty face tots Dexter ... I'm success. West responded one flotrump. The Foundation expects to Last rebids to to sp.ides What I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS HYBILLBELLEVILLE _______________________________ p - -- ---- 1_- �2A--.Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - Thursday, Nov. 21, 1 9/4 I . ii r I'. KocKete er k,,ontirmation Assured NA11ON WASHINGTON (AP) - His vice presidential assured In the Senate barring any major new disclosures1 Nelson A. Rockefeller told a House panel today that he Is eager to help lead America on "a new forward march." A survey by The Associated Press found only five senators inclined to vote against Rock. efeller's confirmation, 79 for it and 16 uncommitted. The former New York governor launched confirmation hearings before the House confirmation IN BRIEF Strike Progress Noted PHOENIX, (AP) - Some progress has been reported in negotiations for a settlement of the nationwide strike against Greyhound Inc. A federal mediator said Wednesday sufficient progress was being made to justify continuous bargaining sessions In the strike which began Monday, Idling emplors. Bargaining resumed Wednesday night alter the Amalgamated Transit Union broke off talks earlier in the day to prepare a counterproposal to Greyhound's new oiler. Federal Mediator Guy Parent said it was unusual in relations to resume "hard bargaining" so soon after the start of a strike. Ariz. Lines, 16,000 sessions Judiciary Committee with a that "the dangers of the times" will force America to find new direction, "Nobody doubts that our country today Is confronted with problems that shake its foundations," Rockefeller said. He said those problems inelude recession, unemployment, energy shortages and world food shqrtages. "But there Is no doubt In my mind," he said, "that the magnitude and complexity of these problems are going to force us statement to the kind of reappraisal, reevaluation and fundamental change which can make this a point In the history of our country and permit a new forward march In our affairs." Rockefeller said leaders must provide the right concepts to bring solutions and he said that Is a major reason he wants to be vice president. "Nothing delights me so much as facing up to a complex public Issue with all its confusion, turmoil and Intensity and trying to pull through the human resource. to deal with II," he said, The former governor set out these concepts, among others, for meeting some of the problems: —Unemployment. Through farsighted planning, plants fering production cutbacks and unemployment can be regeared to produce materials in short supply. —Energy shortages. Through conservation and development of such fuel sources as shale and coal, "the United States is turning - --?-- nouse Uverrides Vetoes House Paying For S1*1ence overrode two of President Ford's vetoes by thumping majorities, in- spiring House leaders to urge Ford to consult more with Congress before acting. The Senate is scheduled to vote on the vetoes today. Twothirds votes by both are required to override a presidential veto, By a 398-7 vote, th e House reject ed Ford's veto of a $851 millIon, three-year vocational rehabilitation bill. The House also voted 371-31 to override his veto of amen dments to close loopholes In the Freedom of information Act. " I fiscal year and labeled chronic federal deficits second only to infla tion as a public menace. Even with revenue from the proposed 5 per cent Income tax surcharge and f ed eral spending during fiscal 1975, "The budget will still be in deficit by some $8 billion to $10 billion for th is year," Treasury Secreta ry William E. Simon said Wednesday. Previo usly, the Ford a dmin istra tion est imated publicly that the 1975 defici t would be $6 billion, If Con gress approved its proposed spending cuts. reduced - _. k / .... — I ~.X I'll - scheduled WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department urging repeal of a law it says prohi bi ts broadcasting of to __ LOCAL BRIEFS _. - - ju- -.--.'.. $ . . - -_'-'d3, . .' • 11. . . 4 , _..; Student Farmer 1 - .. 'a'a .. . . ' - -. - . -. .," t. :'- -'1 : -. - • 1• - .. . : 1. _____ . . 1 0 1 WITH GUN Cambodian woman iota her baby on her back while carrying her automatic weapon d uring women's militia training patrol near th e Cambodlan.Vletnamese border AND A- BABY mency. U.S. Seeks Bell ystem Break Up Unions Produce Sale Space Offered The Growers Exchange at the Florida Farmer's market, Sanford, welcomes small growers who have only a few bushels of home grown produce to sell. Growers can rent tables fora day on any Tuesday, Friday What people are saying... . --- and Saturday, or can arrange to _t a eement has Growers' exchange Information by contacting . Ste phanie Cain at the Sanford Farmers' Market. 'S 4. Army May Cut Facilities _ I .' '. 4•.•• -, I I "The best guarantee of in. dependence Is monumental discussing sex. ingra ti tude" UU45CVlt.3 need counse ng and railroad industries. Steel li — Late Mayor Florello on most but most teenagers industry officials — York. Wednesday of more layoffs particularly boys — don't want "We oo l k wi th at while ln Ohio authorities asked toaskparentsquestionson putting their parents at ea Be when J! :.' - '.',. .. - .... cut -- 'a,” - .. LI i -' tt.è. If - - ,'Z'•- 'I 14, 1,'1: - -. .-- .--- -.-- ..,. --.-- - - __,__ '14 K .I ,4L -- . - .- 14: A W, L_~I 0t . =.-- . Secretary of the Army dent's chief labor trouble. Howard H. C&Iloway has met lime Uts have been shooter, W_J_ Usffy Jr., was thi ith conssm the understood to be in touch with Vi ewed and undated and ard othtrs who have been seeking to evert closure of the c Philadelphia and significant -at u niva urasi A Ky at least one ot her service, prot, ' " " ably the Air Force. Several otlwt' states also are While an across.the.board re. likely to be affected by Impend. duction in the base structure big cutbads Ii' Army depot op. was deferred, the Army has eratlons1 but Army spokesmen moved ahead wi th a series of decLined to Identify them. reductions In the United Sta tes The Ford administration L" and abroad designed to scale bound to COThe urler strong at. down its support and headquartack In the affected are.s for tera cverhead. adding to already growing The Impending actions In. unemployment. volving depots and the FrankOn the ether hand, the ad- ford arsenal are said to fit Into ministration finds itself with a this continuing Army program. '•_ ' l, iej If ___ ____ - PREPARING THE LADY .' L' ---- Workzr.n c!,a, tircb oa Statue of Liberty In New York harbor. They are helping prepare the statue for US. Bicentennial mlebrations I mean it's staggering when you lace 60,000 people - 0 11 . - I 1 - ..,. '4 By FMI1NET11 EDWARDS Herald Correspondent individuals with problems when schedules can be arranged; —crisis telephone "hotlines" to DELTONA - The southwest lend a sympathetic ear for Volusla area will have an anyone facing a situation they Outreach Center to aid senior would like to discuss with citizens by January, thanks to someone; I the determination of a civic- —group counseling for minded lady and a menta l discu3sIonsindjvidua of ls led by health district executive a professional counselor; —assistance of volunteer Mrs. G. Wayne Fuller, workers to help stroke victims chairman of the education and out- pa tients, similar to the committee and the duties performed by a organizational committee for professional counselor and the Mental Heal th Clinic, of the occupational therapist. W,q ew p Deltona Woman's Club, laid the —a nd home calls and Visi ts to :.... '. groundwork and Dr. John retirement homes by volunteer Muldoon, executive director of workers . )Ithe Mental Health District Board of Florida, did the rest. The space !or the center has The Southwest Volusia been dona ted by the Christian I . '; - 14, ik -'a- '' •.. :-' director, , ikbmf~l T m - -- - Steven Stills of -- Urw UY, OUUJ, NUfl& Young" revealing why that group disbi_nijed two years ago and ha siDee reformed to appear before sell out crowds. "You can't fight against men If you want to change the world, It Is impossible, they are mters of 1k world — so you have to convince them to abdicate," — French cabinet minister Francoise Giroud,, secretary for the condition of women, "A stlflinii -......... irtninnu ';. I -- • -' RAQUEL WELQI Airman Donald Thompson, son of retired Air Force Master Sergeant and Increase Mrs. John T. Thompson of Page Airways, Inc., of Longwood, has been assigned Rochester, N.Y., announced net to specialized training in earnings for the first three security police duties. The quarters of 1974 have increased 1974 Lyman high School 28 cent over the same graduate recently completed period last year, totalling basic training at Lackland $881,884 to date. AFB, Texas. He will remain Sales for the nine-month at [Ackland for the additional period have also increased, training. from $31,099,911 last year to $35,517,101 this year, up 14 cent. Page isa fixed-base operator at Sanford Airport. Eighth grade students at Sanford Middle School recently enjoyed a musical treat as they ' were entertained by the JazzRock Lab Band No. 1 sponsored by the Humanities Division of -' Seminole Junior College. Under the direction of William J, Hinkle, the band performed a wide variety of numbers MARK GRIBBEN ranging from Glenn Miller and Woody Herman to Maynard Mark A. Cribben, of Mr. Ferguson and Mike Barone, and Mrs. Robert J. Gribben of who writes for such bands as 635 Ellsworth St., Altamonte the Doe Severinson Tonight Springs, has graduated from Show Rand. recruit training at the Naval fd ' Playing in the ba nd were Training Center In Orlando. Rollie Walker, Max Coberly, Navy hlospitalman Gribben John SaWs, Maynard Zettler, received training in and John Oldenbrook, seamanship, military saxophone section; Chris regulations, fire fighting, hlart.sfield, Bill Williams, Jim close order dri ll, first aid and Scott, Tom Miller, and Kevin Navy history. son "When ople teased me about being a sex queen, I was resentful. But not anymore. I'm used to It and I feel there's a need for what I project. People think every sex symbol wants to change her style. There's no st igma to being a sex queen. I've gotten lots of range out of It," - .cmreas Raquel Welch. . I 't ' he glq~~ - - . . . . IL LovE -.-- /'--"' Outreach Center, as it will be Church of Deltona on 960 East . Normandy Blvd. Funds for this called, will be a branch of Daytona Beach Guidance program came from a state r ~~_ Board grant. Center and will be in operation for th e office will by the first of next year, ac• — 'a.. i ;i J'••' ki) rn,frik.,f.nI h.. corning to hr. Muldoon. It will I . be stifled by volunteers from the area and applications for Mrs. Fuller says that, in (tA volunt ~_ ee r pos itions may be order to set up shop they will I , ? I , , 4 picked up at the DeLand need desks, chairs, locking file .. __- 0_____ a1____ ___ Guidance Center, 208 E. New and cabinets, and such other York Ave. office equipment that might be The Center will be oriented required after they have SANFORD SCHOOL Students at Sanford Middle School contribute to drive for Central Florida Zoo, which raised toward helping senior citizens, started, For information From left, Bill Kirchhoff, Charlene Stallworth, and Luann Schautteet. Bob Jackson is director $210. of the according to Dr. Muldoon and pertaining to these needs, dri Ve, SUPPORTS will offer services such as: contact Mrs. Fuller at 1385 —one-to-one counseling for Gainesville Dr., Deltoria. __ - 4 - '****. - ,7 . , 0000) ~ ___ ________ I __ - - Health _________ Furnishings .vi iuiu i1\ _______ _____ zoo — - - - ------ -- - __________ Howto get a bookkeeper for $2 a month, you get The One Account at the Atlantic Bank, you get one dozen basic banking scrvlccs for only 52 a month. And rtl havejusr gotten yourself a kkce er who cai take caic of a lot oPbanking details for you. 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WWI — __ __ ___ __ You'dhave(obca(oI(In)an not DONALD Band Entertains - ,. , per ' .. V I pride WASHINGTON (AP) —The defense budget whose Pw'C1aa- utilities to prepare for possible subject. When a, child says 'I our system. Even with its mistakes, the way of Army is reported nearing a tie- tng power has shrunk by an es. power cutbacks, know all about it the YOWlgs ttT life Is the b cislon to es t th ere is. back or close near- timated Ill billion u any is really saying, ,It would drive word ' A 5 k lyaha1fdonfacWtiesIn w as co ined in th is country primarily of Inflation, mecrazytodJscus.it wi thmy likely o bring governmçn „, UnitedStates, ill U V U "," move that UjP,J .M armedservices UI 1U1 it wasn't 'guns' or 'drugs,' it 011 I unw flOW the ..a,A we F pr obably would eliminate tier pressure to trim wherever iflieTWfluOfl.Until was independence." " Dr. Benjamin Speck on Ford administration has mainthousands of jobs amid a they can. — Acto r Charlton Heston. discussing sex with your tmn ed a n slumping economy The Army, Nay and Air children. public for some form Pentagon sources say they Force all sent Secretary ( "We realized why we fell expect the politically touchy fer James H. Schlesinger of action expected to mount apart — our size of popularity -impact of the cutbacks to affect several base-closing recommendatIons as the economicim th and — lstlniewetrledtobe Army depots and one araenal. about a year ago. But no action strike worsens. sensible, plan for It, grow up a American . - per warned can ___ Sales serious day, has already idled more than 17,000 workers In the steel - -: Page Earnings, __ u - -- - can ' . .., have their produce sold for them at a small commission. Any grower interested In marketing produce through the get run . Entry blanks will be unethical Quote/Unquote Latest Demands Bailey, handy Cash, Reed Davis and Pete Vriesenga, Contest Slated trombones; Jim Heyer, tuba; A contest to enco urage fut ure John Kotch, and Susan Ray, farmers in Seminole County to piano and organ; Bob Cara, grow vegetables has been bass; Tony Lima, guitar; and announced by Stephanie Cain, Glen Jones and David Powers, I nitiator of the Reta il Farmers' drums. Market In Sanford. All county students are Little Act' eligible to enter with any sized plot up to one acre. Prizes totalling $250 will be awarded Copies of that popular best on the basis of the total crop seller "A layman's Guide to acre grown and marketed Rules of the Department of through the Grower's Legal Affairs as adopted by the Exchange of the Retail Far- Florida Cabinet under the mers' Market from Dec. 1 Deceptive and Unfair Trade through July 31, 1975. Practices Act ([Attie FTC act)" Contestants are urged to are now In at the Sanford produce a variety of vegetables chamber. rather than one crop, planted The chamber was over. periodically to ensure a whelined by requests for the 33tinuing supply. Entrants must page, state-printed booklet submit their produce to after a recent Herald article Exchange for weighing and appeared describing the in. gradlngwhenitisreadyforthe formative character of the market, publication. The guide Is designed to educate consumers available at the Seminole Acres to the current law which is booth at the Seminole County designed to protect them from Fair, Nov. 25 throughDec. 1 and illegal business and from Mrs. Cain at the practices. Farmers' Market. Over 50 bookle ts are now In, Prizes of$.50,$25,nd$15 win and more are on order, be awarded in addi tion to cash Chamber administrative awards for outstanding items assistant Virginia Longwell produced. The prize money was said today. The price 12 donated by an anonymous cents. Sanford resident, con- ,, Industry Anderson, trumpets; Itick per _ ___ of L UU _________________ FTC Guides Available -- - WASHINGTON (AP) — The only the second in recent Ida- pe nding suit against Inter- ise this Is going to lower rates," ceeds in the effort to Introduce network and "if that ha ppens, Jus tice Department has gone to tory In which the government national Business Machines said Keith I. Clearwaters, competition Into the WASHINGTON (AP) - Wi th its own schools tele- telephone service would court to strip the Bell System of has attempted a major rtstnx%- would have immeasurable fin. pressed to survive, the Roman Catholic church has deputy assistant attorney communications Industry, deteriorate and cad much, Its 60-year-old grip on the na- turing of an Indust ry dominated pa ct on the American Corporate gener in decided to put greater efforts into Increasing the quality al the department's Clearwaters said, much more," tion's telephone industry in a by one company or a handful of structure, public school education. anti trust division, However, AT&T Board Clearwaters told reporters it move to spur competition and companies. This task must be pursued "wi th greater priority than in The effect on consumers will But the result "may be a Cha irman John D. deBuUs said will be at least three years be. (five Phone rates down. Government victory In the be more difficult to judge. the past," say new strategy guidelines of the Na tional downward pressure on those the go vernment action could fore the case cornea to trial in The la wsuit fil ed Wednesday Bell System case and another Conference of Cat holic Bishops. "I don't beli eve we can prom- rates" if the department sue- fragment the na tion's telephone U.S. District ou C rt. against the American TeleThe docum en t outlines a drive to exert an "effective phone and Telegra ph Co. sigconcern for all educational Institutions serving American naled the beginning of a socie ty," public schools as well as church schools. long government battle to carve Coal Opposes ' the wor ld's largest privately 'I'm No Worrier' owned corporation Into corn-. WALPOLE, (AP) — JObk peting enter pr ises, • I AmMicais are havthg paying the food bllls these days, AT&Tclaimedthat,contrary' Thomas and Irene Tracey have them 14 times over. "I'm the department's goal, a govto not a worrier. I take it day by day and make do with what 0 ernment victory would push we've get," says Mrs. Tracey, who has 12 children livin g phone rates up. WASHINGTON (AP) -A bid related Industries, at home, But, she says, "I don't know what we're going to tentative settlement was to be e company is Th th e biggest by the United Mine Workers to The UMW's 38-member bar- submitted to the rank-and-file do if It does get worse. There 's really nothing else I can politics and poor economics are one the government has ever rework parts of the tenta tive gaining council cut out. Right now we're just buying essentials." recommended without modifica tion. ...1 •.. I,........L •.tk', t.ñrnkl,w4 '4 hi up. I'm lUlL 13 contract gr W u that union officers return the "We still expect that this will So viet agricul tural plight" Into Industry opposi tion, threat. proposed contract to the bar- be done wi thout further delay so -— Economics professor Ray -, ening a new deadlock in the na. pining table for "some minor that the union membership may . . D. LAW of 1.be Un.lversity of Uonwlde coal strike, adjustments" before It is sub- have the opportuni ty to vote on Kansas disc ussing Russia's role The tjtest snag which mitted to the 1,000 striking the agreement that was In the world food shortage. em erged Wednesday evening miners for ratification mu tually agreed to after days "It is embarrassing to be '4 seemed certain to push the But chief Industry negotiator and weeks of extensive explorel w comed back from vacation a'. '! strike Into a fourth week. The Guy Farmer indicated the coal atlon and discussion," Farmer -11 .-. . . 11 when you haven't taken one yet, - . .... ....... government has estima ted t companies were unwilling to said In a statement after learn% but even worse to be asked afourwetksthkewogd .1 reopennegouauons, saying it Ingof theunion'scj,jon itf:*4,1s -.-7. ..'% w he nyou'regolngtotakeuje "IIjI at least 400,000 layoffs In coal- had been agreed earlier that the He said each day's delay "Is vacation you already have" '" .% '-t'.•- 't. bringing our country nearer to 4— -.. . .. — Item in the Anderson ' t"a DR. SPOCK ,, a crisis proportions." 1- Independent of South Carolina. "Children good ~_ - U The strike, now in its IOLh $ L • —_ . S - : -v - I a _-4 _,;7 -7 Z hear Jr., an attorney for Nixon, told on, you aft — the, the raising Of and then receive either a presiJudge John J. Sirica that ar- the money — you were aware of dential pardon or execu tive clerangements had been corn- it, right?" Quality Education Pushed - Outreach Center .-. TAI.LAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Three more condominlurn developers have been accused of unfair tr ade practices in requiring buyers to purchase recreational and management services leases, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin filed Wednesday for a cease and desist order against the developers, using the state's "Little FTC" act. The order, if granted, wo uld be subject to court review. defendants? Because ciary I _________________________________________________ Wednes- repeatedly looks Lottery Broadcast Opposed di IN BRIEF I Unfair Practices Charged $ / - lag the - act., a 'I -_ ' l.AKEI.AND, Fin, (AI) — Dr. James F. Graves, pastor of the First Baptist Church of St. Petersburg, is the new president of the 700,000-member Florida Baptist State Convention. Graves, elec ted Wednesday by 3,000 messengers, or delegates, at th e conclusion of the convention's annual meeting, succeeds Virginia Parker. Mrs. Parker, wife of Dr. Henry Allen Parker of the First Baptist Church in Orlando, was th e convention's first woman president. / _____ President WASHINGTON (AP) The Ford administra tion has raised Its estimate of th e budget defi cit for th e current winning numbers in state lotteries, but In the meantime is Insisting on enforcing th e law, Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe said Wednesday Justice Departmen t fully supports" leg isla tion to permit the broadcasts, but would move to shut down state lotteries which violate the broadcast ban If Congress doesn't - • Baptists Elect Graves food *, It a. i of - Budget Deficit Raised Senate Ju - ... Ak"ft ____ WASHINGTON (AP) For- pleted for three court-appointed Either Haldeman or Ehrllchruer Richard ,M. Nix- physicians to examine the for- man is he.rd to answer, "Yes on once considered justifying nier president Monday. sir." some $450,000 paid the original Strica ordered the exam to All of the nine tapes played Watergate defendants by say. determine If Nixon Is healthy Wednesday had previously money was in te nded to enough to testify at the trial, been made public by Nixon keep them from talking to re In the tape recording of the w hile he was still President on porters. April 17 meeting among the Apr il 30, 1974. three men, the jury heard Eh. A tape of an April 17, By comparison, the jury rllchman reply to the Presi- heard blocks of conversation conversation among Nixon, H.R. Haldeman and JOII D. dent's idea for justifying the and different phrasing than was paym ents: Ehrllchrnan quotes Nixon contained in the transcripts i "Before I get too far on that, leased by Nixon over a year saying the White House could say, "Our purpose was to keep tili, I want to talk to an attorney ago, ti (the original Watergate afldflflaOUtwh5tthelawl5..." Atone point on April 14, 1973, During that conversation and defeimts ) from talking to ltJy tells others among nine tapes heard the President that $1.5 million pr." by the jury Wednesday, Nix on had been distri buted to the The tape was played for ways to ex- o riginal defe ndants. day to the jury in the Watergate plain e paym th ents to the de"Jesus Christ!" Nix on tiecover-up trial. The jury today 15 fendants. dares In his loudest outburst four more At one polnt Nixon asksHal. heardyetonanyofthetapes Hous e tapes, none of deman and Ehrllchman: played for the jury. them made public before, "Have you given any though t Alan earlier point on April 14, Those tapes are the last to be to wha t the line ought to be -I Ehrlichman quotes former put into e vidence by proseI don't mean a He -but a line, White House counsel John W. cutors. on raising the money for these m as suggesting all those In another development both of Jzable to indictment in the Wednesday, Herbert J. Miller you were aware that was going cover-up should plead guilty houses "Time Is of the essence," Saibe told a subcommittee. FLOR __ IDA perfectly capable not only of to mobilize the best minds to meeting all Ha own energy develop challenging new con. cepta to get things done." needs within ten years but of becoming a net exporter of At confirmation hearings to. energy as well." members of the House shortages. The Judiciary Committee were —World United States cannot and need poLced to probe such areas as not provide the world food sup. Rockefeller's gubernatorial ply "but we do have the science, pardon of former New York Re. the technology and the en, publican L. Judson Morhouse, drive trepreneurlal to work who had been convicted in a effectively with other nations so bribery scandal. they can increase their own Rockefeller told senators he food production." granted the pardon In 1970 be. —The future. "This is a time cause of Morhouse's Ill health. Nixon Considered - - The Deltona To Get - labor WASHINGTON (AP) Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-3A A di — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 10 The One Account at the Atlantic BaAs.. The $2 a month bookkeeper. . 0 Atlantic Bank CASSELBERRY CONWAY DOWNTOWN SANFORI) VESTS1DE WINTER PARK i\t1IItt's t Atlantic U.uI rr,ititm; 31 kinks starewk. Mcni1xrs F.l).l C. - �.. --1 OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . --. - ----- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. POLICE BLOTTER Marshals Fa " I It Sanford - Thursday, Nov. 21,1974-5A To Locate D Seminole Memorial Hospital Celery Ave., reported hydraulic for a head wound inflicted by jack system valued at $125 was Items valued at 12,000 were an unknown attacker who was stolen Wednesday from his reported stolen Wednesday hiding in her garage Wed- home. MACON, Ga. (AP) Apparf rom First Church of Nazarene, nesday, police said. Ms. ently frustrated in a search of Thursday. Nov. 21, 1974-4A -.- - don Yavitz, whose South double-slaying In Georgia and the search and relayed mes- is accused by authorities of abMiami, Fla,, home was sear. accused of a double-abduction sages to and from Macon. ducung a still-missing Florida the office-home of Paul John ched on orders from a federal In Florida, "They haven't found my state trooper, Charles E. — Evening Herald JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Presiden t Deserves Second 100 Days WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM M KENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director WASHINGTON — For Gerald Ford, the voluntarily, by political tragedy, and be im. honeymoon is over, mediately Inherited economic disaster. Yet he The first 100 days are the most receptive and denied the boons that tragedy and disaster often sympathetic perH any President gets. At the confer on new leaders. close of this brief time of grace, he should be at The calamities that brought Harry Truman the pinnacle of national esteem. He should have and Lyndon Johnson to the presidency raised established a public confidence that will sustain them up as guardians of an exalted legacy. him through the long and rocky passage that lies Gerald Ford received, instead of a legacy, an ahead, albatross which Solomon himself wouldn't have But to most Americans, Gerald Ford today known how to get from around his neck. still remains a question mark. He has not The rush of events the past two years has exhibited the capacity to take charge; nor the made him an anachronism, lie is an Eisenhower clarity to lay down a consistent policy line; nor back among us, the sort of Ike everyone likes, the force of personality that puts his stamp upon beaming benevolently upon the political scene, the presidency: nor the vision to raise a banner lie six'nks the same old words, practices the around which a cunIu.sed nation can rally. samc old politics, makes the same old cornRather than any individual failure or success, promises. it is this void that distinguishes the Ford But the people have been plunged suddenly presidency thus far. It must be taken, therefore, into the 1970s. The news shocks of the past two as a harbinger of failure. If he is to avoid a years have given them a new maturity, a new debacle, he will have to earn back slowly and sophistication, a new soberness. The old blarney painfully, against a miasma of doubt and no longer impresses them; they are on a dli. skepticism, what the nation was anxious to ferent ware length. bestow upon him freely some 100 days ago. Still, a benign Gerald Ford goes on grasping Yet something about the man — decency, hands, slapping backs, kissing babies, he simply kindness, openness, unpretentiousness — and has gone out of style. something about the circmstances that have He is, nevertheless, a man of great decency bedeviled his debut, impellus not to write him off and strong loyalties. His closest advisers urged but to suspend our verdict while searching the him to clean out the Nixon cabinet, to start his debris for explanations. Administration with a clean slate. But this He was brought on stage, almost in- violated Ford's sense of fairness, lie insisted on Home DeUvry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year, 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Sugar, 0101, Budgets Othe r Neat 2581 Sanford Ave. Stenstrom was grabbed from Patricia Stenstrom, 38, 1301 behind and hit once on the back East Seminole Blvd. was of the head. treated and released from Archie McCormack, 402 T [)epmrt iu&'nt of Dous ;\iiyum hiiov. \\lia l's Going On Around Here: On the same day the president of the Michigan Sugar Co. reported profits of $5.27 million (cornpared to $252-802 thousand last year) Arthur B. Calcagnini, head of the U.S. Agriculture Department's sugar division was blaming the rise in sugar costs on, among other things, the "scarcity of cheap labor to harvest." Department of There Should Be A Law Against Letting People Like This Walk The Streets Un. protected: John C. Sawhill, outgoing federal energy administrator, said the oil industry exerts much more influence in Washington than he had imagined. Sawhill said: "I was just surprised at the tremendous number of people here in Washington connected with the industry." Let's hope no one tells him about Santa Claus. Two such revelations would probably be more than he could handle. Department of Fiscal Responsibility: Recent new stories tell us that Longwood is going broke and Altamonte Springs is "having trouble meeting its payroll." Department of What's All This Talk About Rip Offs: NEW YORK (AP) —Despite a nationwide drop in the number of automobile accidents this year, WASHINGTON — (NEA) — In the early days auto insurance rates are almost sure to go up soon of the Republic, when democracy was a pursuit across the country, industry spokesmen and obrather than a word, the White House was open to servers agree," one and all. Tom Jefferson once invited his Department of Let's Tighten Up Those Belts, butcher to dinner: Dolley Madison served refreshments to citizens who lined up daily in the Folks: "WASHINGTON — Rep., Bill Young -said halls; John Quincy Adams Is said to have, on Tuesday he is convinced there a quiet move under oCCSSion, taken his visitors skinny dipping in the way for the lame duck Congress to vote itself a pay Potomac. The wonderful practice fell on hard times raise from $52,500 to $55,000 a year." during Martin Van Buren's administration, Department of You Can't Please All The however, when he discontinued public audlenPeople: ces. It never recovered. "The rainmaker was so successful farmer In recent decades the Pennsylvania Avenue Michael Reinbold said, that five inches of rain and budding has been so encapsulated in security hail came crashing down on a clear day. The that Public visits have been limited to hokey I= bottom was reached during the storm, Reinhold said, ruined his corn, bean and grNixon reign when a priest departed from tour beat crops and cost him $37,500. orthodoxy and to his bim inprayer; he "And that is why Reinbold said he is suing Dr. was arreste(l. Irving Krick, a professional rainmaker who was Now, though, there seems to be a movement hired by a group (not including Reinhold) of backwards. Gerald Ford has established an Michigan farmers to seed the clouds." unprecedented Office of Public Liaison which _ It is easy to see — given the perception of Monday morning quarterbacks — that the drafters of the 25th Amendment were guilty of a potentially dangerous oversight. Congressional action on a nomination for vice president should be tied to a deadline. Nelson Rockefeller is the most visible victirr of house and Senate dallying on cof inflation proceedings, of cow se, as the public Is teased with tales of his gifts to politic ii alies, of his miseries with the Internal Revenue Service ano of auestlonable campaign tactics in some of his New York guern itorial - But the nation suffers, too. Foreign and domestic policies are being shaped in an atmosphere of indecisiveness. In Washington, essential cooperation is tangled in political confrontations over President Ford's appointinent of Rockefeller. Lkttj under conthti International diplomacy is suggest weaknesses in the prc.d American democratic system. BERRY'S WORLD r on William Baroody, a more formal Ralson office Over the last several months you have been was established. "We held two functions," l3aroody aide Jeff Eves, "then we died, The contacted regarding the problem of runaway concept got lost in the, uh, er, the maze young people, not only in Florida but all over this (Watergate)," country. And, because of your warm and timely In an attempt to hold position under new response, the ,News Media Is primarily President Ford, Baroody made his suggestion responsible for the overall success of this again. Ford bought it, as well he should have. program and also for its having been adopted by Today the liaison office is still little known to the the majority of states. Pt'bllc but Its efforts are apparen tly pleasing and surprising those who've thus far been involved. The national toll-free hotline (I 800-2316946) (Peace of Mind) is now a believsble cornmunication link between troubled runaway "You know," says a Ralph Nader "Ralph was invited to one of the Wednesday youngste rs and an adult society. Because of the meetings. Can you Imagine? He couldn't have news media many children, especially In Florida gotten in the White House door with an ax during and from Florida, are using the service to relay Nixon. We think it's at least a favorable omen," messages to their anxious parents, to establish Liaison conferences have been held not only in theWhite. House but In places such as Portland, vie,, wnere 600 people recently met with President Ford, Secretary of Treasury William Simon, environmental protection chief Russell Train, etc. Next on line, apparently, is a program that would hare President Ford, a la Abe Lincoln, "meet with three to four private citizens on a regular basis for private talks." If this keeps up, who knows where it could lead, maybe skinny dipping in the Potomac. '.''' J NOV. 21 League of Women Voters Unit meeting, 7:45 p.m., SR 434, Longwood. Topic Election NOV. 24 NOV. 22 — "Consider Treasurers." Cub Scout Pack 242, Lake NOV. 23 Mary School, 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizens' Fun and Travel Club Thanksgiving Casselberry Junior Woman'. Party, 7 p.m., DeBary Club, 8 p.m., Casselberr-y Fireman's hall. Members only. Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive. Alcoholic. Anonymous Women's meeting, Holy Cross Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 Parish Ho, 400 Magnolia, P.m., Altamonte Springs Sanford, 2-3 p.m. I. Community Center, Use South j Alcoholic Anonymous Open Meeting, Holy Cross Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 8-9 p.m. - Dedication and open bouae 'I'm collecting For those more than WO poor helpless lame ducks in Washington the i! heard about" . • ,,4 • radios. So the Little League directors have deci&-d, $ ' Survivors include '' Rummage Sale for DeBary Garden Club, 10 a.m. to p.m. at 105 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, s Charles C. England, 57, 170 W. 2nd St., Sanford, died Wednesday. Born in Wyoming Co., W. Va. he came to Sanford in 1958 and was a block mason. Virginia O'Brien, Sanford; mother, Mrs. Gay Gill, New Richmond, W.Va. and nine YesterOayshigh 14 this mornings .43 There was 01 of an Inch of rainfall Fair through Friday Colder tonight Lows tonight in the uppef lOs to around SO Highs Friday in the mid 70$ P4orIhweterlv *iflds IS occasionally 20 miles per hour today becoming noriherty and decreasing tonight and Friday. Extended Forecasts Saturday lhroqjgh Monday Fior,da — Fair ID partly cloudy. Lows in WS north to uthern peninsula, Highs mid Southern 70s north, mostly ucper lOs South. Daytona Beach tides for Friday -high 173 am, I 41 pm low 7.27 — • 7:30 pm Port Canaveral high 1 - 12 am, 137 p m. low 71$ a m • :33 P m S - .,.-"Cel"tj -._..- REPLACE YOUR GAS OR Air R eturns OIL HEATER WITH 2 .1 1' . \t I III S . , U i:• •;i:::':,;! " _____________ " ' "IN SAME OPENING" P, "(A Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe • Clean • Economical : ;.iuuii ';t.rn' GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now S , __________________ ' For Free Literature and.or.Free Survey itiL,,,,,. • ' ' ' . 4/Lf10W 5p•••'__ .•f Seminole High School Chinettes collected candy recently to present to the Little Red School House for retarded children.Mrs. Harriett Wilcox, representing LRSH, and Ron Urban, past president of Civitan Club, congratulate Civenettes Sandy Peeples, ion Harper and Lynne Robinson (who collected 20 lbs. of candy). I1 iSO MsaU. ksd (au.env. C(30 __.d (305) . 17711 831-3600 SOI•$—ngInO.rIn9_SOrViC ...Pa,t, a4Ii__ en," Bosquez says. , We used to ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) leave the doors unlocked and Abraham and Jean Bosquez realized the dream of millions of would close them when we were elderly Americans when they gone only because snakes might retired to Florida and built a come In. We never worried home nestled in an orange about burglaries." Then one day in November, grove. the Bosquez' returned home But the Bosquez' dream has turned Into a a nightmare of from church to find that thieves rapacious thieves who have had made away with a teleburglarized the couple's home vision set, three guns, cameras, Jewelry, cash and savings bonds. Eight months later, the couple was hit again and this time the thieves nearly stripped the home bare, trucking off a ref rlgera tor, beds and fur. niture, No sooner did the Bosquez' recover from one burglary than they were victimized again. They kept replacing what was stolen but with cheaper substitutes. _\ I— 1. grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Home in charge. S .1 'grgp IRICES OODTHR UNDAY g TURNER EA)DGE Turner Lodge, 76, of 511 S. Elm Ave., Sanford, died Wednesday morning. Born in Pelham, Ga., he lived in Sanford for the past 52 years. He was a member of First Baptist Church and owned and operated the Lodge Grocery Store on 5th and Elm for 194 years. UANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED gy PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY 17.92. NEXT TO A&P- SANFORD REDUCING CANDY AY DS 88 LIST 4.25 ROLL LIST 1.25 68C ALKAoSELTZER 77C FOIL WRAP TAB'S 36's LIPSTICKS GENI ENGLAND, CHARLES C. Funeral Services for Charles C England. 57. of 1701 W 7nd St Sanford, who died Wednesday, will be Mid Monday at 2 p rn at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev Willard Eldridge and Rev J. 1 Pill sofficiaflng Burial at Sylvan Lake CemeferVr Brisson in cnarge REG 200 99c - BORKUM 14 RIFF LODGE , TURNER— Funeral for Turner Lodge. 76. o Sit $ Elm Ave. Sanford, who died Wednesday will be hCld at 7 )Opm , Friday atFirst Baptist Church with Dr .1 T Cosmato officiating Burial In Evergreen Cemetery Brisson Funeral Home in charge R 0 (J X --Bayloi-is no ordinary watch. Jerry is one reason why, IV STORAGE Terry is in charge of Zaks watch quality control. She inspects each watch to make sure it is as accurate as you expect it to be. LARGE 33 GAL 15 BAGS A Ladies' Cosmopolitan hratckt wath, I iliamond, I ' icck. I(i995. -1. B Ladies' bangk bracekt watch. I" jewels. $'u OZ. TOBACCO BLACK RED BROWN FANCIFUL RINSE BOX REG 179 24x13x1 1 ALL PURPOSE BOX REG. 1.79 TRASH BAGS 88 C 99 IL 158 (. Ladies, 2 diamond,, 1' terIi, S 'Q 95 U Men,, day'datc. auornaih. I icc'Is. I'S Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. 100 CASUALS TISSUES BRISSON FUNERAL HOME — 905 Laurel Avenue 11 191 BAN Funeral Notice We constantly strive to provide the ultimate in understanding, concern and responsible services when they are needed more than ever. Our tradition and experience is comforting to families who want to know that everything will go right during a most difficult period. 41 r lit - .' He was a member of Lake New Smyrna Beach; Mrs. Monroe Chapel. Mary Harrell, Orlando; Mrs. DeBary Civic Center. Bernice Beichner, Mrs. Fred Survivors include his wile, Rathson, both of Charleston, NOV. 22-U Mrs. Myrtle England, Sanford; S.C. and six grandchildren. Seminole County Cainpoul at three sons, Charles W., Carl W. Brisson Funeral Home in 12 Oaks RV Park, SR 46, 2 miles and Ernest Lee England, charge. all of west of 1.4 Sanford. Sanford; two daughters, Ms. Shirley Manley, Sanford; Mrs. am almost irviispensabkm; and no man is useless while he has a Mend." Robert Louis Stevenson, English rwvelist. I -- -. two Sanford; and Mrs. Hazel Marion, St. Louis, Mo., brother, Jackson Lodge of Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. M. G. Godwin, Sanford; Mrs, Joe Goodson, lOw is my commandment, that you love one I have loved you. Greater love has no mn Uaaii 'u', Ui.t a Bian lay down his life fur his friends," John 15:12,13. "So long as we love, we serve; so long as we are loved by others, I should say that we are ',';;;'!: Ix,,,, , •. — daughters, Mrs.. Vera Galletta, WEATHER by banning all \.. - new firehouse by Geneva Volunteer Fire Department, 1-5 p.m. Deflary Players present "Charlie's Aunt," 3 p.m., five times in the past five years. DeBary Civic Center. "We love this place, but NOV. 25 we've only got a few more Longwood Area Chamber of years," says Bosquez, 68. "Why Commerce breakfast, 7:30 should we be prisoners of our a.m., Quality Inn North, 1-4 and own home?" 434. Speaker Jim Ryan of The rash of burglaries began Central Florida Zoological in 1969, seven years after BosSociety. quez sold his New Jersey construction business and built his LPN Association of Florida retirement home on a five-acre Div. 38 meeting, 8 p.m., tract in a rural area near this Lakeview Nursing Center, Central Florida city. Sanford. Election of officers. "I thought we were in hear- NOV. 21-22 DeBary Players present "Charlie's Aunt," 8 p.m., focus on the runaway problem will Insure that quite unilaterally, to "break up the Taiwan Little fewer young people are victimized, raped, and Leaguers," at least as far as competition with murdered; and that alternatives are now being 'our American teams is concerned, HEAT MODERN! ..... 5,'.. AREA DEATHS CHARLES ENGLAND — — - t. £7nt another as _ . — Norman de Vere Howard Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy, 2:30 p.m., Laws, home of Mrs. Fred Harris, 3104 Civitan International Country Club Rd. Mrs. J. W. (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Soverns, co-hostess. Speaker, Mrs. Butch Cornelius on Restaurant, 17-92 Sanford. "This - ' Into Orange Nightmare THOUGHTS soft Yavitz's client is charged heavy security Wednesday with murder In the slayings of from Macon to Milledgeville in Carswell Carr, 45, of Milledge- central Georgia. State Judge ville, Ga., and his 15-yearold John Duke set a hearing for (la ughter Mandy. Knowles also Monday . Thieves Turn Paradise - — ' ' - 1. provided to the delinquent and criminal ac- foreigners from competition In this misnamed tivities often engaged In by young people while "world" series. on runaway status. It is blunder, and an act of staggeringly poor On behalf of children and parents and con- sportsmanship. Must we grump and go home, ce ed citize ns our heartfelt thanks. Hopefully, simply because these wond erf ul lit tle Orientals you will continue to support and proffiote this have a better team than any we can presently program; it will truly be worthwhile in the lives Held ? The English adore tennis, and used to be of many. good at it, but there hasz't been an English finalist in the mens' ope n at Wimbledon for 36 With kind and warm regards, I am years On the contrary. Sincerely, But not us. Give us our bat and g1ov, , We're William H. Paddon going home. . - . . Ball Field many are returning home. Also the news medla,s ___ -- Shootout CALENDAR 4 . " Sports Off Americans, relax. We can now be certain that 1 • ___________ ______________ the next Little League World Series will be won . ' j, . by a team from the continental United States. ___ The League's board of directors has insured this I gratifying result by the simple If brutal expedient of excluding everybody else, . After all, it was the only way we could win. ___ Since 1957, when the Little League was expanded ______ . to include foreign teams, Mexico and Japan have i',' I' each won the series twice, and in recent years a dreadful little bunch of Chinese peewees from L" _____ — ___ Taiwan has swamped thecornpetitlon, taking the .._.•'' ') championship four years in a row. \ Europeans have never particularly cottoned to baseball, preferring soccer. But in Latin America and the Far East, Alxw Doubleday's ___ little Invention has taken hold with a vengeance. ___ __________ In Taiwan, under the benevolent eye of old __ Chiang K&14*k, America's national pastime "S. has long had Its fans, but it wasn't until Little League competition was opened to all corners ________ _______ ____ ''1.." '•. _______ _____________ that Taiwan found something it could do better -than anybody else in the world. has as its responsibility, bringing together the i.. . . 1, •, With skillful training by some adults who people and the government. Each Wednesday obviously know their business, the slant-eyed the office invites some organized segment of the '7 " -, J&A little hotshots of the (Nationalist) Republic of public to meet on a give-and- take conversational . China were soon fading their Far Eastern basis with high officials, background suborcompetition in the regional playoffs, and In 1969 dlnates and often, even the President himself, they came to Williamsport, Pa., to play in the When you think of it, post-Nixon, it's astoun'That Thing May Get Lighter As Time Goes On!" World Series against Santa Clara. ding. Accountability is once again in slight In the United States, Little League baseball Is a fairly modest crowd-puller. But can you Ironically, the concept was Initiated during the Imagine — have you any idea — what the notion days Nixon stalked what observers calledthe of Its youngsters vying with America's best for House gloom tomb. Before he got religion, the Little League championship of the world did and later busted, Charles Colson was given the Letter To The Editor to the people of Taiwan? The moon developed duty of "coordinating rela tionships with ou tside organ izations." The world "outside" suggests purple spots, lions whelped In the streets, and the spirit of his assignment. In May of last year, plans for the Invasion of the mainland simply grou nd to a halt, as Taiwan clung to its transistor at the suggestion of veteran Republican hanger- Editor: communications again with their parents, and Leroy Posley, 30, P.O. BOX 3073, Sanford, Is in Seminole County Jail In lieu of $5,000 bond charged with grand larceny. Two men, one armed with a - Woman In U.S. Poor — No Longer off Lim its An Oversight ' WILLIAM RUSHER (!7oJ Knowles' attorney, U.S. mar- judge. ThL order came after shals headed back to Georgia Yavltz refused to surrender or theDade County authorities said safe," said Ya%itz, propping his Campbell, and a Delaware marshals combed the ho feet on his desk and chatting businessman, James E. Meyer, early today without the taped reveal the location of tape and lawn for about an hour as a with reporters as officers diary they had sought. recordings entrusted to him by half-dozen state and county searched his home. The search for Campbell and With them was attorney Shel. Knowles, who Is charged with a officers served legal "Yes, t here is one. I said Meyer continues today in cenpapers for there is, and the Yavit.zes are tral Georgia. -T' 9fi all honest people." '' Knowles was taken under pistol forced Bobby J. Searles, 35, Lakeland, to lie on the ground while they searched his pockets and wallet and took $l6Oasseveraipersonswatcheti Wednesday. Searles said th e 3 two men appr oached him w hile I , Casselben-y attorney Gerald murder, attempted murder, tie was at ndi te ng his truck at " Rutberg has been appoint ed attempted robbery, use of a Eas t, Oil Station, S.R . in special public defender to firearm fl commission of a Altamonte Springs, Several represent an 18-year-old felony, shooting within an oc. people stood in front ofaub43 building Louisiana woman charged with cupied and and watched, according to murder In the Nov. 1 attempted unauthorized use of a motor Searles. After the men left with robbery.shootout at A&P, vehicle, the money Searles waved a Two other suspects In the Altamonte tamonte Springs. car down and called the case, Dennis Robert Phillips, police Dorothy L. Ketterjngharn, 18, 28, Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Dean of Slidell, Li., is sehr(luled for Parrish, 38, also kni Shirley Irene MdH;mn, 117 arrai gn ment Monday M o nday at 1:15 Nadene MeTier, Lyons, Ga., Lakewood Circle, Fern Park, p.m. in circuit court at Sanford are be ing held without bond on re ported items belonging to her on a six-count Indictment in the the same charges. They valued at $250 were stolen case. County Judge Wallace pleaded innocent when Wednesday from Fern Park Hall set the arraignment arraign ed last week. Trials for Post Office. Wednesday when Miss Ket- the pair in circuit court have Jesse Roberts, 7551 Village teringham made her first ap- been scheduled for the week of Green reported two calculators CIVINETTES pearance in court following her Dec. 9. valued at $199 were stolen return to Sa nford from Atlanta, A fourth suspect, Charles Wednesday from his home, DONATE TREATS Ga., where she was arrested Hobbs, of Atlanta, was killed in Mrs. Robert L. Wages, 3115 over the weekend. She was a brief gunbattle with police Neil Rd., Apopka, reported ordered held in county jail during the incident at the food radio, watch, and Jewelry without bond pending store In Interstate Mall, SR436 valued at 1160 were stolen arraignment on charges of and 14. Wednesday from her home, judging each Nixon holdover by his per- be inflation, or depression, or a fiendish come formance, not by his past association. binatlon of both, for which there Is no known' The new President's advisers also warned government remedy. him against pardoning Richard Nixon. This Only a reckless gambler or a true visionary violated Ford's feelings of compassion. By ex- could have sounded forth the certain trumpet, tending mercy and solicitude to Nixon, Ford and Ford is neither. And so he stalled for time, associated his Administration with Watergate, shifted from one foot to the other and offered violated most American's sense of equal justice, half-measures that fully satisfied no one. frustrated our hopes of getting the whole truth Unsatisfying, yes. But to have grandly and diluted the object lesson to future presidents mounted his horse and led his army galloping off that many had hoped would be the lasting legacy in the wrong direction, against the wrong enemy, of the impeachment ordeal. would have been fatal. And so at one stroke, he took the bloom off his Give Ford his due, lie has taken up the poor month-old presidency and grimed it with some of hand history dealt him without complaint or, the tarnish of the past. Yet had Ford waited only ClSt'. lie has been in the main, accssiMe, a bit and had Nixon been arrested, arraigned and candid and honest. lie has shown himself willing Id then had succumbed to his illness, then the dogs to take personal punishment today for policies of recrimination and irreconcilability would that may look better tomorrow. have been let loose in this country, lie has In his earnest way restored to the V Whatever he did, or did not do, probably conduct of our national affairs an atmosphere of would have ended in a mess. He was in a no-win decency, humanity and civility. And in so doing, p situation, he has begun to drain the venom that has long Franklin Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln festered. He has pricked the bubble of White inherited disaster, too. But along with disaster, House pomposity and panoply that had begun to they received the inestimable advantage of surround the presidency with all the degraded taking over a situation that had already hit rock trappings of a crown. bottom, with an Identifiable enemy and no choice If his vision proves limited and his politics but to issue a heroic call for national faulty, none of this will be enough. But it i mobilization, enough to warrant a suspension of the rules, an Gerald Ford found himself faced, not with an extension of the honeymoon. Let's give President unmistakable foe, but with a dilemma that might Ford another 100 days. TOM TIEDE White House Rutberg To Defend County Sanford, Florida 322-2131 Zaies 10 Golden Years and We'v e Only Just Begun. /4fra Rccihsng (kjj. /aki 1tuoni ChMj, BinkAme,xttJ • Ma,zer Ckat Amerxan ,ri* [Nrwrs Club • ('inc tii.uxhe • OPEN MON., THURS., FRI. ilL 9 . SUNDAY 12:30-S:)0 s KLEENEX 41°° �6A-Evening Her&d, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ILl - I J ud*icie aI Negotiations Worry School board *, PEOPLE Angela Lansbury NEW YORK (AP) Angela Lansbury and her husband, Peter Shaw, have 3Ued the Internal Revenue Service for $14,968, charging they overpaid that in taxes because the IRS disallowed a legitimate deduction. The deduction inquestion involved traveling ex. penses In 1966 and i, while MISS Lansbury was starring on Broadway in the musical 'Maine." The suit, filed Tuesday In U.S. District Court, Manhattan, claimed they had a right to the deduction because they maintained a borne in Malibu, Calif., and also had to timintairi a New \ ork residence the run of the play. sum for Sen. Kennedy LISBON (AP) - Sen. Edward M. Kennedy has told the Portuguese that Americans are excited about the restoration here "of the government to the people after being separated From the people for so long." The Massachusetts Democrat met Tuesday afternoon with President Francisco da Costa Gomes. He was to fly back to the United states today after a European tour. Gov. Shapp PEKING (AP) Per1iisylvania Gov. Milton j Shapp and his wife are towing ChL,. They left Peking Tuesday for a trip that thatwill willtake them to Tientsin, Nanking, wuls1, Hangchow and Shanghai, according to Hsinhua the Chinese news agency. Louise Fitzhugh NEW MILFORD, Conn (AP) - Louise Perkins Fitzhugh, 45, author of children's books, died Tuesday. Her most widely known book was the children's best-seller "Harriet, Spy." By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer Oscar Peterson Superintendent William Layer school board brought by the had not yet named a negotiating Seminole EducatIon team. Layer did state he is Association (SEA). The suit considering one person to serve charges the board with the as the district's negotiator as willful denial of the teachers' well as in several other group the right to collective capacities. However, he said bargaining, the job description for the The crux of the board's position was not prepared. defense, as outlined by Atty. The board's concern was Douglas Sten.strorn, is their based on the bargaining date, willingness to bargain, both last slightly more than one month spring and now. Stenstrorn away, and also the $0,000 pointed out the only reason for lawsuit against the previous the delay was the lack of con- Only one month to go and stI' no progres& That was the feeling of the Seminole County School Board Tuesday about the preparations of the school superintendent for collective bargaining with district teachers, scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 1975. The board was visibly displeased to learn School MOSCOW (AP) - Jazz Peterson has refused to play a scheduled concert tour and left the Soviet Union In a dispute accommodations and treatment. The flap developed Tuesday when Peterson and his two side men had complained the were put up In a little-known hotel outside the center of Moscow instead of getting the expected first-class h3tel. pianist Oscar over of order because of the vagueness of the law regarding whether the superintendent will represent the board In the negotiations, Board member Davie Sims expressed concern that the principals were not being considered for any active role in the process, other than interested observers, In other business, the board - Reorganized, beating newly elected members E.C. else guidelines from the state as to which issues are negotiable, However, the board members expressed concern that the superintendent's lack of preparations may be construed in as the board's unwillingness to bargain when the lawsuit comes before the court, The board attempted to instruct Layer to recommend his choices for a negotiating team no later than Dec. 11. But Stenstrom ruled the motion out Panel Del*lberates Justi*ce Boyd Misconduct Case 4, 6 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Boyd's only sin, if there was recommend a reprimand or income tax to customers. Pattillo urged the corn- panel should accept 1k tesIl- that Boyd knew the dojnent Douglass said the cornThe Judicial Qua1iIcations any, was of exposing potential recommend removal from the A judge's receiving docu- mission not to believe Boyd's mony of Boyd's secretary, Bet- was improper. Commission must now decide in corruption of the high court. mission should consider the teacourt. Any final action must be ments or discussing the merits story that he mysteriously ty Potts. She sald Boyd told her deliberations who to believe Boyd testified that he knew it timony of Boyd over a utility Douglass and commission at- taken by the Supreme Court. of a case from an attorney for round the document one day In several times that he In the historic three-day trial of torney Andrew Pastillo Jr. of had asked was improper. He said that was lawyer who knowingly did The panel also is expected to one side without the other side his file and that he didn't know Mason for the document, why he tore It into pieces and wrong. Supreme Court Jw5tice Joseph Ocala, who pritsented the cam conduct a secret trial of Justice knorwing about it is a violation until recently where It came "I submit that his story flushed it down a commode. Boyd Jr. on charges of against Boyd, 1: Boyd is reprimanded, other took less than 90 Hal Dekie on similar charges. of the code of judicial conduct. from. (Boyd's) icial misconduct. Is inherently unbeliev. Justices who failed to report the Douglass questioned the minutes sum up their argu- Boyd had asked that his be Boyd was also charged with Instead, Pattillo said, the able and ought not to be be- testimony of Mason and drew secret document to the corn"Whatever Joe Boyd is, he's ments in the trial. opened to the public. failing to report the existence of commission should believe Ed. an honest man," W. Dexter lieved," Pattillo said. The one up a picture of Mrs. Potts being mission should also be, Commission Chairman RichBoyd was accused of solic- the secret opinion to the win Douglass, Boyd's attorney, told ard Earle of St. Petersburg Mason, the Tallahassee at. issue in the case was Boyd's In. out to get Boyd off the bench. Douglass added. said Iting or secretly accepting a commission or Florida ilar and torney for two utilities, tent in the matter, he said. the commission during closing he didn't know when the 13- utility company lawyer's pro. not Douglass said Boyd's action He said she put Boyd under reporting his belief that anMason testified that he gave arguments before the commis.. member Pattillo said there was a service to the court in by secretly going to was no dls- pressure panel would make a posed opinion in a case that ul. other Justice, Dekle, used the the document to Boyd after they pute that Masno prepared sion Wednesday night, the the Supreme Court dean, showing that the rest of the Jusdecision in the case. timately allowed utilities to document In preparing the had agreed he would accept it. document, that Boyd received Douglass contended that Justice B.K. Roberts, and Lices, with one exception, were It can either take no action, pass on part of their corporate court's opinion. Pattillo argued also that the it, that Boyd's aide saw it and saying she felt Boyd was sick. honorable. Harper Jr., and Pat Telson, and elected R.G. Feather as chairman, replacing Davie Sims. The two new members unseated Jean Bryant and Dr. Stuart Culpepper. - Changed the board's meeting schedule, effective in January, to the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m., In the cour• thouse, using the other two Wednesdays of the month for work sessions. - us Jud - JcPenne JCP slacks, y Beverly Sills I - Save on decorative sheets. Save 20 % on these tablecloths 4 '.. 9 *. M en' s spor coa . - ___________________________ _ F ( a . Specia • reg. 5.49 .. .. . .. . Sale 4.48 I mom . Queen size, reg. 6.49 . WOR4111111ilf- 52x 70-, reg. 7.50 Sale $6 60*90', King Constantine LONDON (AP)Exiled King Constantine of Greece has called off a news conference at which he was supposed to give his views on a Greek plebiscite to decide whether reinstate the monarchy. 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Whllurnsen, Orange City • 88 \ A great iooknj wortcow of 100% texturized woven polyester Styled with two huttonlrontcentervent,in1 Twin size, 4 s ip I 28. TI Sale .1 Sanford: Zillersteen Bellamy Evanell Longwood John A. Fuller Delores Terrell Petrina Soinmons William E. Cantrell Helen Thomas Linwood Heath, Qwluota Wljmlfred A. Scott, DeBary Janet SchuJtes, DeBary Alverda A. Catoe DeBary Leon If. Lormel, DeBary Mattie M. Russell, Deltona MchaeJ F. Beckman, Deltona Fannie Cacase, Deltona James E. Pettigrew, Deltona Kevin Sims, Enterprise James H. Brodie, Lake Mary Leroy Arnold, Mims EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (AP) Phillips said conventional "But I personally disapprove !fyouwanttosaveyourteeth, ofthe way he brushing with a dentifrice has msto be mak. stop brushing and start "blott- ing it sound as if he's the only only a cosmetic effect. If such a dentist who teaches one doing it, Arbit said brushing lotting the unusual method of dental Arbit, who said his opinion should take place after brushhygiene. Ing, he said. does not necessarily reflect Dr. Joseph E. Phillips, 53, consensus of the board, said a Phillips recommends that the who has been using the process similar technique was de. brush be sucked dry periodfor 35 years, said he and his scribed in 1848 by G.V. Black, ically or rinsed under the tap wife raised six children without considered the father of modern while blotting. No cleaning one ever having a cavity. compound is used. dentistry. Phillips agrees that the most Important factor in dental health Is to keep the mouth free of Impurities, but contends that conventional brushing with toothpaste and the use of dental For Friday, November 22, 1974 floss could do more harm than good lie said brushing forces urn- u u. it ui it .1. it u; itt At puritlessuch as plaque Into the gums and often leads to gum GENERAL TENDENCIES: A curious Friday in which ou s to pre::as eliminate would be wise not to try to travel or to extend your horizons or interests, but at the same time it is an excellent day for using your bad breath, he said. Phillips, who received per- best judgment to think out the ways by which you can quietly idontal training at Marquette organize your future for greater ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Busy yourself with improvements University, said ordinary to present setup at home or business, instead of going off on any brushing simply rearranges tangent. Control your temper. Impurities. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Don't waste time with duties Ile his technique lves usinga small child-size that aren't working out well. Ideal day for the social and toothbrush where the teeth and becoming more popular, making new friends. GEMINI I May 21 to June 21) Avoid know-It-all associates. gums meet. Instead of brushSee what a higher-up suggests for your advancement. Handle Phillip.-% said the aide of the brush should be gently moved credit vocational matters. MOON CHILDREN ( June 22 to July 21) Follow hunches to I the t th with blot' ts. drawing the Im- gain aims. Don't work under pressure and don't get into dither : purifies Into the bristles. He over something that's Just flim-flam. . I Ifl tiult. 91f A,,,, ')i 'nIr,Ii ),,uIsI. £.IWl, 11.4... IU I,. .... TV UII .i w61 said we process snouia be associate has to say and understand the right meaning. Forget repeated on both sides of the pleasure jaunts now, teeth two or three times a day about VIRGO ( Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Long talks with partners will "If an artist gets too much reveal what is on their minds, but don't upset the present paint on his canvas, he cannot remove it by swishing his brush arrangement because of a family tie. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Make your surroundings more all around," Phillips said pleasant. Avoid recklessness and use car in driving. Handle "Rather, he daubs with_ routines wisely and don't get behind. Into the excess paint and SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Don't spend too much for endraws it." of Milwaukee tertainment today, or you will regret it later. Use talents you keep Dr. Saul Arbit chairman of the State Dentistry idle and make the future brighter. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Don't go out for fun, but Examining Board said Philtry to please kin more, get your home in better condition. Avoid II chulque ' essen ' wasting time with a bore. crec CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Get out and take advantage ofafineopportunity.Don'thesltate to askfavorsofthosewbon ,'. C,000 SPORTSMEN' grant them. Be charming. Ptir OUT T1IEIR AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Consult monetary experts. 'i/ARM ING :E.S Steer clear of Idle friends who can deter progress. Make new ones Df.A) Our! .who are up-and-coming. .. I PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Let your wishes be known to •! others who can help you attain them, but postpone talks with bigwigs until Monday. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. . , he or she will have ., excellent intuitive faculties and will want to trust them rather . .i than other people, and thereby will know just what todoor say at - - the right time. Give the best education possible, but don't en. - ..-.4 courage to go into foreign countries, as big business corporations _01111 and the like are fine for him or her on own home grounds. Ethical _ training early, "The Stars imnel, they do not comoel." What make of your life is largely up to YOU! mg L NOV. 21, 074 ADMISSIONS: Blot Teeth, Don't Brush off 20 0 /0 L•. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Less than four weeks after undergoing car,;-.,,r surgery, soprano Beverly Sills Is preparing for another opera. "I feel great," she said Tuesday between acts of a dress rehearsal of "the Daughters of the Regiment." "I've lost 40 pounds." She admitted with a chuckle that she had lost 35 pounds by dieting before the operation and said, "I did it the hard way. If I'd only known." Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-7A I I __,, ' ,_'-i,.. ..._ •_..____- _,____,,_ _ "_ •_ - .___-_ -k-" .-'- '-_-'_•_- .-.:. -' '_'_' _ __.-..'_'-.. -.-'•_ .,. •_._- - ,__,• , ' -_ .._'_ • '_ ___.L__i_ ''. '•. .... 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(AP) "The system came through, said a happy Atlanta man after c federal judge cited "II excusable delay" by prosecutors in throwing out dra evasion charges. Richard A. Pereira, 24, had refused to accept altei native service under President Ford's conditional air, nesty plan. On Wednesday, U.S. [)istrlct Judge John Ree dismissed the charges against Pereira, a onetim salesman for promoter Glenn W. Turner and now a fur niture store executive. Pereira was accused of falling to report for lnductioi March 23, 1971, but was not indicted until Aug. 6. He said the government offered him amnesty in returi for two years of civil service, but he refused. "They (the government) told me if I was so sure o myself I should plead not guilty and here I am today,' Periera said. "After all this time, it's finally over." - - Jumbo Jet Crew Praised NAIROBI, Kenya (API Survivors of the Lufthansa jumtx jet crash praised the crew today and said without their quick action many more lives would have been lost. Fifty-nine of the 157 persons aboard were killed when the WestGerian airline's Boeing 747 lost power as it took off from Nairobi airport for South Africa Wednesday, plunged into a muddy field and exploded. It was the first fatal 747 crash. "Looking at the scene, one would not expect too many survivors," a local civil aviation official said. "I think the crew reacted very fast at the first sign of trouble, and that accounts for the very large number of survivors." Renate Kahn of Dallas, Tex., said an American ;teward, Tom Scott of Los Angeles, forced open an mergency door that two stewardesses were unable to Tench free, shouted "Out! Out! Out!" and got dozens of assengers moving toward the exit. - Iordan's Premier Resigns Premier Zald Rifai of Jordan resigned today as part of (ing Hussein's program to reduce the influence of the Vest Bank Palestinians In Jordan, a government pokesman In Amman reported. Hussein was expected to dissolve parliament within 24 ours. Palestinians from the former Jordanian territory rest of the Jordan river held half the 20 posts In Rifal's ablnet and half the seats In parliament. The king is reducing their representation because the tab summit conference In Rabat last month recognized ie Palestine liberation Organization as the government F a future Palestinian state on the West Bank and ussetn abandoned Jordan's claim to the territory, which lost to Israel in the 1967 war. srael's Rights Defended UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) A small but in. uentlal group of nations Is defending Israel's right to dst as the United Nations General Assembly nears a on the Palestinian claim to nationhood. The United States joins In the assembly's Palestine 'bate today with a speech by Ambassador John A. Seall tholding the Israeli position. Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, Japan, Canada, eece, Finland, Belgium and Nigeria are among the untries who have spoken out for Israel's right to con. iue as a nation. - Ford Ends Business ww, KYOTO, Japan (AP) — NnW TnHr -rf . ,- V W - V •W The weather was chilly and was "going wonderfully. it for his last night in Japan. duty to insure that he was not bombers stayed away from In Ong official business aside for there were Intermittent show- couldn't be better, substantive- Geishas were hired to add color disturbed. World War If. the day, President Ford turned era, but he wore neither a hat ly and otherwise." Ford and Secretary of State and entertainment. There have been no other tourist today in Japan's former n or a topcoat . The President said he was Local officials said 34 organ. demonstrations since Ford's Henry A. Kissinger flew from capital and ancient cultural Ford was serenaded at the enjoying learning something izaflons applied for permits to arrival in Japan Monday, when Tokyo to Osaka aboard the center. Nijo Castle by women playing about the history and culture of hold a demonstration protesting 2,000 leftists held a rally two President's plane and then took The President visited the old 16th century instruments which Japan. Ford's visit, and 35,000 to 50,000 mules from the airport and 400 a helicopter to Kyoto, 25 miles imperial palace where Emper. they picked like a zither. He "Its simplicity inspires one to people might turn out. But the of them clashed with the police, away. st or Hirohito was enthroned in tried his hand at it, but the noise make the most of what you demonstrations were to be held Ford flies to Seoul, the South Kyoto, in southwest Japan, is 1928, the 371-year-old Nijo he produced was not exactly have," he commented, in the late afternoon at a time the country's third largest city Korean capital, on Thursday Castle and the lakeside Temple musical. A Japanese meal — the first when the President was to be in and was the capital from 794 for an overnight visit to Prealof the Golden Pavilion covered President told newsmen of the President's visit — was his hotel two miles away, and until 1%8. It was the only major dent Chung flee Park and on in fl-carat gold foil. he thought his visit to Japan arranged at a local restaurant large numbers of police were on Japanese city which American Friday goes to Vladivostok. Kiwanis Club Loses Woman As Member ELK GROVE, Ill. (AP) — wanis officials, it voted on a The form letter, recruiting new compromise — Miss Clark members for the Elk Grove KI. could remain a member but wanls Club, began "Dear Sir." could not hold office. It al. FeBut Mary Clark, Elk Grove solved formally to light at the village librarian, responded internatic*ial convention In At. and became the first woman lanta, Ga., for a change in ( member of the organization last discriminatory by- laws, -'vlwir. She resigned 'iuesWas Inducted as a fulllay, unwilling to accept a seefledg e d member and I'm not )fld-class membership. Kiwanis International threat- going to accept *flYthIfl 1" ned the local chapter Oct. 12 said MLSS Clark, 27. "There are vi th loss of charter unless it got no hurt feelings, but I will not id of Miss Clark. Kiwanis by. continue to work for a [)11t5 t land " iws forbid women as niemers. Richard Harrell, president of " The 20-member local first de- the chapter, said the club must bed to defy the international's remain part of Kiwanis to fig ht ilct. for a change In membership But later, pressured by Ki- rules. Change In Rule Ends ~1 Operation Christmas HOME VOLUSIA BUILDERS ASSOC. COUNTY - do it yourself %A% .ft Just say 'charge it' - It and really save II LfNOJ imlas Allan said in an int erview Wednesda that most years the bit of back-home greenery has been sent on military planes, but that the Department of Defense no longer permits use of military transportation for nonmilitary cargo. lie said the cost of shipping the trees this year by commercial air freight would be about $97,583. Allan and several other veterans who incorporated Allan's idea into Operation Christmas In 1971 said they hope to raise the money or convince Congress to allow military shipments on a space-available basis. 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Practical gift ideas, too! charge 16999 OF i%IJSTI{R DEAR READER If swallowing gum Is Use worst thing you ever swallow, you wju be' lucky Indeed.' No, it will not take seven years to digest. It will not harm you even though I must admit that l don't really think jt is a good idea. All undigested material passes through the digestive system and is usually eliminated In 48 hours, I'm more concerned about the effects of constant gum chewing on your teeth. You might ask your dentist what he So I told Clark to be very respectful and courteous, but NOT to argue with her! Remember, there Is a time and a place for all things, but when your prospective boss firmly believes in a system for pic, ing employes, even if his systciii is unscientific, that's not the time to quibble or debate. Well, the two applicants went to see this character analyst. The graduate student In psychology from the U. of Chicago was examined first, He held an M.A. degree and began to argue with the woman as to the folly of her phony system of character analysis. The debate grew rather heated My student, however, was courteous and cooperated by letting her measure his facial features and also feel all the bumps and depressions in his skull. Whom do you readers think this woman recommended for that $25,000 position? She picked my student who applied his psychology deftly, even though he didn't believe in physiognomy or phrenology! And this case dramatizes the difference between brain. truster psychology and the very practical or "Horse Sense" variety that I always taught and now Include in my college textbook, "Psychology Applied." It also demonstrates the contrast between academic or textbook theories vs. practical situations in real life. 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Practice will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday with qualifying trials from 11 a.m. till I p.m. Racing will start at 2 p.m. with 24 NASCAR Late Model Sportsman cars in the line-up, Turkey Trot National For the straight people The Turkey Trot National open will once again be held at Gainesville Dragway this Saturday and Sunday. With over $17,500 up for grabs it should be a stellar field of top cars battling it out for their share. For sune reason Gainesville always has the biggest names in the sport at their events. This meet is no exception as th e main man himself will be there - that being "Big Daddy" Don Garlits. Garlits will bring the IM . ...... . "P • I 4~0 ,4 _ - ..... . - - . - -. . . - --_i ir . .. . -. I - 0 %kl----- ... 4 . • it . , \ / ' " ' .1 . . 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Phoenix increased its margin 27 points in the final minutes as He combined with Dick Van to 86-78 In the third quarter Buffalo pulled away from Arsdale for 21 points in the see- when Curtis Perry had eight Washington. It was the ninth ond quarter to clp the Suns points and the Suns team shot 70 consecutive victory for he forge a 56-51 lead at halftime. per cent. Detroit got within five Braves. In the other games Wednes- points in the fourth quarter but Randy Smith paced Buffalo's day night, the Buffalo Braves couldn't catch the streaking Ritnek with R rint ia In th. ' Early in ti'e game, Scott beat the Washington Bullets Suns. second hall, and Jack Mann complained to referee Mendy 115-104; the Golden State WarDave Bing was high man for added 25 points. Where 's Barnes As Spirits Lose 10 7 1 71 Si $3 • 4 Barnes' size is definitely No explanation for Barnes' the Nets never looked back. AP Sports Writer large at 6-foot-9, 11i5 trients are dbappearance was given. Billy Paultz had 2 point Rookie center Marvin Barnes evidently huge-witness his re"lie has never expressed any the Nets. Ersing added 25. is such an awesiiie 1iiure on c'nt 4-poirit, rcbounl per. dissatisfaction with his conGene Kennedy and Freddie basketba ll court that he casts a formance against San Diego tract," Spirits President Harry Lewis both tossed in 21 points, gigan tic shadow, een when he but his problems are apparent- Weltman said, Barnes had and Maurice Lucas grabbed 18 isn't at the game. are just as big. signed a million dollar pact. rebounds for SL Louis. Barnes was an American The appetites of the fl-yearBarnes has been averaging 1orj 'I1 Basiketballi old Barnes also come in king 221 points a game and 14,8 the i Nuggets r sixti straigiit victory by when his Spirits of St. Louis size and published reports in. rebounds. scoring the first eight points of turned up at the Nassau Ccli. dicate he has slre)dy spent all While Barnes was making his the fourth quarter. BobbY J01 ieuiii kiplayiheNcw York liets his bonus money. moves off the court, Juli us Erled the way for Denver with 29 Wednesday night. And the "He went out and bo ught all ving was doing his on the court points George McGinnis had 21 game, which the Nets won 109- the things he had once dreamed and they led to the Nets' VICtO points for the Pacers, who have 104, took on secondary im por- about," Dan Schupak, Spirits ry. lost 11 of their last 15 games. Lance. tztee,tOIdWsmen."HeJ us j Erving collaborated on a Elsewhere in the ABA, Den.- had a lack of understanding for steal with two teammates, Center Swen Nater scored 22 ver beat Indiana 117-106; San the financial planning that had raced down the other end of the points and grabbed 22 rcbound Antonio downed Memphis 102- been done for him by his law- court and hit a three-point play to lead the Spurs to their fourth %, and San Diego ished VIr- yeT. He wondered where his with 1:fl remaining that gave straight victory, sending Mernginia 142-111. money was" New York a 103-101 lead, and phis to its fifth loss in a row. Indians Drop Pair CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Indians announced Wednesday that catcher Jeff Newman and infielder Wayne Cage were removed from the club's roster and assigned to its Oklahoma City farm club in the American Association. tofu - WHA 6 7 4 20 67 56 East Division Division I W L T Ph o os 12 4 3 27 71 4 New Eng 10 1 0 20 57 40 Indianapolis -.. .,- ,, V .S IJ 3 1 1 7 43 73 Chicago 311 0 6 3, Division 3 West Divisi'5vI IS $5 Phoe. I. Ange$s 10 7 7 77 61 31 ni* S 7 1 II 4 54 .treal 9 S 7 25 N 64 Minn, 3 6 0 10 $ S S 2 ii *0 67 Pitts Mich 317 0 4 39 60 11 Detroit 6 9 2 14 Division Wijbtn 216 7 6 43 103 TorontoCanadian 12 s 0 71 10 $o In Division 4 Quebec io 4 0 20 *3 si Buffalo 11 1 7 30 92 *4 Wmipeg 4 i i , 37 Boston $ S S 21 $0 Si Edmonton i 0 U 38 31 Toronto 9 3 Il 63 iS Vincvr i $ I 9 37 50 Calif 313 4 10 Wednesday's R.wlts Wednesday's Results Que A. Edmonton New York Rangers S. Detroit 'Winnipeg 3 Mnne,ta I 4 Chicago 6. Inanapoijs New York Islanders 1, Chi Thursday's Games cago 1, ti New England f lndianapo$ Atlanta 1. Kansas City 0 UHIflI Montreal 3. Lot Angeles 3. li Buffalo 7. WilMington Pittsburgh I. Toronto Thursday's Games V uver at Philadelphia anco CT Michigan Cleveland at Qubet Friday's Games Edmonton at Toro,uo Houston at Vancou ver P.*cPTIgCn at Chicag 0 Pappin Suspended MONTREAL .- Right wing Jim Pappin of the Chicago Black Hawks was suspended for five games for jostling referee Bob Myers in a National Hockey League game last Saturday night in Los Angeles, Vitus Clinches J & Barnes Doesn't Show UNIONDALE, N.Y. - Rookie center Marvin Barnes of the Spirits of St. Louis failed to show up for his team's American Basketball Association gaiiie against the New York Nets and his whereabouts were unknown. WOMMENNUMS - - ABA East 0ytjø W L Pct GB Ktfltutky 17 7 $57 Nev YOrk 12 7 t3 7' St Lovs 7 11 3*9 1 Virginia j Memphis 4 13 .235 9k-, West Division Denvitir 11 3 San Anton Utah 7 10 1177 San Diego 6 , , wedn.sd.1'1 I Ii .267 9 Results San Diego 117 Virginia III ii,w York 109, $ , 101 Sin Aflti* 107, Memphis 96 Denver Ill. Indiana I Thursday', Games New York at San Antonio Virginia at Utah Memphis at St. Lou is Friday's Games jc krnt at S.n tri :i,,,, p,.,., Louis T__ .. Men's Basketball League MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (NEA) Critics question who really wrote Shakespeare's stuff Marlowe? Ben Jonson? Queen Elizabeth even? Shakespeare himself? Similarly they ponder about the truE culprit who limns Muhammad All's doggerel. Recently, new i nfo about the All folio has been uncovered. Angelo Dundee, All's trainer, cla ims now that his amanuensis in more ways than one Is Muhammad. "Don't get me wrong," said Dundee, sitting behind the • ever- Jangling phone in his Miami Beach Auditorium oflice, "Muhammad writes most of his stuff himself. But I began - - it. Angelo the n related how it was when All first began learning how to screw an eightounce glove into someone's nose, "When Muhammad first began training under me, before he had any pro fights, I'd give him a five or a ten dollar bill and he'd be giving it out as soon as he got it," recalled Dundee. "He's the softest touch in the world. I tried to keep him on a strider budget. "He'd say, 'How 'bout a five, Angle,' and I'd say, 'No, take this a deuce to keep you loose.' And that's how his poetry began. It really became a thing when he started lighting." All began predicting the rounds of his victories through his self-proclaimed poetry. One of the earliest was when he fought aging Archie Moore. "Old Archie Moore will fall In four," declaimed All. And All was true to his word. Afterward, Moore was asked how he felt about such a happenstance. "I had a headache," said the rocked Moore. Moore - . . Pro Chart . -. . ... - ' , ' V . - ,' NEW YORK KNICKS . -. . . ' . ' ,. -------------- .- ... ' -. \\1'V_ im Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-1 JA Basketball was praying. No fooling. . _______________ . . . . Praying. And little Il-year-old . . . ... kid sitting next to him patted him on the shoulder and told him not to worry." "Another time we got off a I ' plane In Kingaman, Arizona, . -_____ because the ride was so bad. We ____________ had to make an appearance In Phoenix. All was refereeing an exhibition bout with Zora ' . Foll ey," Dundee continued. f•. '.' "We got a guy to drive us ( -. thr ough the desert. An eight. hour trip. Dust. Possibility of storms. Snakes. Getting dark. It was scary for me. Muham. . mad? He stretched out In the . backseat, stuck his feet out the . p . window and went to sleep." . Possibly, some of the greatest . .. ... - . (:UUrage All has demonstrated is his willingness to spout his rhymes. Dundee recalls, though, when an English . student in a California university came to Dundee and said All had stolen one of his poems and that he was going to sue. "Go ahead and sue," said Dundee, "but you'll be embarANGELO DUNDEE raised. "Why?" asked the studenL had a strong enough hold on his Liston a big ugly bear and Dundee put his arm around senses to make overtures to things like that. A doctor took the student and whispered In his become All's trainer. But All his pulse and said it was so high ear, "Because the poem stuck with Dundee, who was that Ali might not bein his right funks," respected for his way with mind. (For historians of literature, fighters if not always for his "But he was, I can assure you howeyer, Dundee insists that way with words (cf. deuce- of that. You'd have an abnor- All wrote that poem with his loose). mal blood pressure if you own stubby pencil.) The two talk a quirky jumped around and screamed, And now that All Is back at language other than rhymes. too. A half-hour later he was on the top as heavyweight "Dollies" is "dollars," for a stoop fooling around with champion, we once again focus example, and when Dundee some neighborhood kids. And on the fighter and his manager tells someone, "Don't take his blood pressure was checkeci. ci the last 14 years, and see that firsties from All, never," this Normal. It had been a ploy to they are a happy and winning means: "Wait awhile and All scare the bully." combo. Why? All, inimitably, will give you a different answer Dundee said he has see All sums up his feeling for Dundee: the second time around." frightened only in airplanes. "The best example," said "He hates to fly," said Dundee. "He's got the connection and Dundee, "was before the first "I remember once we were on a the complexion to get the right Liston fight. At the weigh-In, All rocky flight and he sat there protection which leads to good seemed to go berserk, calling with his hands clasped and he affection." . - , NBA Atlantic Division 197374 finish: W 49, 133 2nd place - - With Dave DeBu.sschere having retired to become general manager of the New York Nets, Jerry Lucas havIng quit, Dean Meminger having been lost in the expansion draft and Willis Reed forced into retirement by his ailing knees, the Knicks, as presently constituted, are In serious trouble. If replacements are not found, then It will mark the end of a glorious five-year era for the Knicks, a period in which they won more games than any team in the NB,5 and captured two league championships, in 1970 and 1973. Watch for the Knicks, however, to make some moves, up front, where they are hurting most. But don't feel too sorry for them. As long as they have Walt Frazier, they still will be very competitive. FORWARDS: The departure of Del3usschere, who along with Reed provided the rebounding strength, defensive muscle and offensive variety the Knicks needed against taller or faster n'nt s, leaves a big v(ld. It alto ill lessen the cffectiveric.s of 11111 Bradley, a small forward, who never was fully effective without DeBusschere. Furthermore, it will thrust unpredictable Phil Jackson Into a starting role, and increase the pressure on newly acquired Howard Porter, youngsters Mel Davis and Harthot-ne Wingo and rookie Rudy Jackson to produce quickly. Rating: B. CENTER: Without Reed, the burden of being the No.' center falls squarely on young, eager John Gianelli. Although Clanelli is wiliing, he is not exceptionally able. He has offensive limitations and his rebounding is weak because of a lack of strength. It means that Coach Red Holzman will have to release Phil Jackson, a much more aggressive battler under the boards, to work at center against certain teams and in certain situations. Rating: B-. GUARDS: There Is where the Knicks' strength now has shifted. Frazier is an extraordinary player. He Is a scorer, playmaker and defensive artist. And he can even rebound, finishing second on the team In that category last season. Earl Monroe also is a tremendously gifted athlete on offense. When he Is healthy -his weak knees have been a source of constant irritation - no defender can keep up with his variety of head and body fakes, maneuvering and whirling dervish style. If only he could play defense. Henry Bibby developed Into an 'instant offense" player last season and rookie Jesse Dark is highly rated. Rating: A. PREDICTION: Despite all the losses In personnel, the Knicks will make the playoffs, thanks to the new rule adding a filth team in each conference. But they will do it with a drastically different emphasis and style than the past. Third In Atlantic. Jax Basketball Ment o r: Season Won t Be The Same JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) That would be a big come- shifted senior Jimmie Clark both guard and wing this time. Jacksonville University's down for the team that haLq won from guard to wing. Alvarez, a good scorer and basketball team was forced Into 20 games or more each of the They will start against Sam- ball handler, is improved with a a rebuilding process almost on past five seasons and played jn ford in the season opener here year's experience and will be the eve of this season when two either the NCAA or NIT tourney Nov. 25, along with senior Car. Important to the Dolphins at the star players were ruled In- each time. los Bermudez, junior Rickle other wing. eligible. The university has appealed Coleman and sophomore Bobby ttheb predicted Bermudez Without leading scorer Henry the National Collegiate Athletic Alvarez. Williams and post man Shawn Assocatlon ruling that Williams Tallest of the starters is Ber. will be more at home at high and low posts than he was as a Leftwich, both senior letter- and Leftwich are ineligible for mudez at 6-foot-7. Suarez is 6 man last year, when his men, en, the Jacksonville Dolphins accepting checks from an or- foot-6, Alvarez 6-loot-5, Clark 6. outside shooting was weak. were left short on both ex- ganizat.ion representing profes. foot-3 and Coleman 6-foot-2. perience and height. sional athletes. "Suarez ii very physical, "We'll build our offense "It will bea miracle lfwewin Meanwhile, Gottlieb pro- around the talents of Ricky Gottlieb said. "He plays with more than half our games," moted freshman Manuel Suarez Coleman,': said Gottlieb. "ne's intensity and will do well at the says Coach Bob Gottlieb. to the starting lineup and the finest point guard in Amer. other post position although he's woefully small at 6-6 conlea" Coleman was academically sidering our schedule." Arm1dSthne,a&1oo j unior - Women Players Angry eam to the college transfer. is the No. I national AAU championship, sub. Three other second striNEW YORK (AP) - The merits worth $75,000 each will Clark, who shared point ngers are freshmen Donnie TyWomen's Tennis Association, be held in Chicago, Detroit, guard with Coleman two years ler, 6400t4; Randy Williams, 6threatening to quit Wimbledon Boston, Houston and Phila. ago when both were soph- foot4; and Ricky Head, 6-footand Forest Hills in an equal pay delphia. omores, is zcheduled to play 8. dispute, will play six Indoor Joining his. King, as she peetournaments Feb. 15-April 5 for lers to called, In the tournament I I $525,000 in tota l prizes. series will be such top stars as 0 ur Ex ra-Specia wiU let the is Chr hrEv Ev ert, I CY t rO about women tennis said Billie Jean King, the WTA Rosemary Casals, Julie Hel. president, when the Columbia dman, Francoise Durr, Kerry Broadcasting System an. Melville and Olga Morozova. nounced Wednesday that it will But WTA Executive Director televise the tour events. Jerry Diamond said the %"The women's game has be, member group would boycott come Just as popular wi th view. Wimbled on and Forest hills, trsas men's tennis," said floh'rt Wussler, vice president of and women were allowed to "BS Televi.slonNetwork Spor.ts compete for the same prize Ic cited the long rallies that money nark women's play. "Women should get all of the The series ends with the prize money they deserve," 150,000 WTA Championship in said Ms K ing "They draw Just W, It . . - , os Angeles, featuring the as many people. They work just -orlds top 16 women. Tourna. as hard. . s• ' .. ,.. J P~o CARDS I 11 10-ft r' 11 L t' . '.' . -' ..___t " 1751 SO I BIG GUY ' - I ' " ,. ' . . ., • 4. ' ________________________ - I.,. • _________________________________________________ ,. • . . ' - - - 4, ________ I ' - ' - - . ________ -- A-SWEIMIii c---. . . . ,',, - % 4 6 _______ .091, - =~:~_Xff - - - - ________ -. t: I - '------'. 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The first game will be played at 7:30p.m. and the Seminole Tickets second at 8:45 p.m. Participating churches are -_ - 4 ) First Baptist of Longwood, On Sale Today First Baptist of Sanford, First Basketball season tickets for Baptist of Orange City and the Seminole High School Pinecrest Baptist, Sanford, basketball home games will be All interested men may on sale today at the school's contact (;,3C of these churches. wa i n office. lott - Indiana BUENOS AIRES - Guillermo Vilas of Argentina defeated Rich Fisher 6-2, 6-2 in the $29,000 Argentine Open and clinched the 1974 Grand Prix points championship. tj Pro Basketball NBA Eastern Conference Atlantic Divisi on w L Pct. GB Buffalo 13 3 Si) Hw York 10 6 Boston 9 $ " PnuI&la 6 9 100 6'i Central Division W$ittlnqton 11 5 .61* 10 Houston Cleveland 7 1 .500 Atlanta 7 I 441 3' Ne w Orleans I 16 039 10' Western Conference Midwest Division Detroit K,C Omaha $ $ " Chigo $ 9 .17% I Milwaukee 2 II 13) 6 Pacilic Division Golden State 17 Seattle 9 -543 7'i 9 579 Portland Phoenix 7 9 43$ 11 1n f."cri's HONOLULU (AP) -Competition In the world surfing championships was postponed for the third straight day Wednesday because of poor surf along Oahu's north shore. Thirty-di professional surfers, including six women, are waiting for the preliminary heats. or St. Louis at MInnesa California at Boston Friday's Garnet New York Rangers of Atlanta 3 30 6* 37 6 I 3 15 57 64 510)13473 JOHANNESBURG, South ttfrica -Top-seeded Jimmy Connors of the United States rallied to defeat South Africa's Pat Cramer 5-7, 6-1, 6-0 in a men's singles match and In women's singles, top-seeded Margaret Court of Australia beat South Africa's Rosando Nicoforovic 6-2,6-2 in the South African Open Tennis Championships. Sorry, Poor Surf - . * 1 WELL DESERVED By The Associated Press Charlie Scott complained about the lights at Cobo Arena Wednesday night - and then put them out for the Detroit Pistons. The Phoenix star scored a game-high 33 poInts despite what he considered poor lightIng conditions as the Phoenix Suns beat the Pistons 114-106 in the National Basketball Association. Connors Wins _____ ______________________________________ T. SAN DIEGO (AP) Baseball fans in San Diego like earlier games, the Padres say by way of explaining why 1975 home games will start at 7p. m. instead of 7:30 p.m. as In the past. The games began at 7 p.m. last May because of the energy crisis and attendance climbed until they went back to 7:30 p.m. - Pro Hockey - ".- -' I4 By FRED ROTHENBERG '' /Vd5 /Z LARGE TROPHY P, 1 __ -0"""""`~ Padres Start Earlier .. NASCAR will hold the final race of the year for Grand Nationals this Sunday at Ontario, Califor- between Richard CLEVELAND (AP) -Cleveland State University has been invited to participate in the 1974 NCAA Division I soccer tournament. The Vikings are seeded third and will meet secondseeded St. Louis University Sunday at Florissant Valley Junior College In a St. Louis suburb. Cleveland is 94 and St. LouIs 15-2-1. Echano JavI 500 210 2 NeQUI Albeqdl FIRST. Doubles Spec. J 6.70 6 OulnifIa (I 2 $3860 Echano Eloria 1500 13.10 6*0 5 Aldana.Yza Peffect (12 $213.30 110 470 3 EIGHTH, Doubles. Spec. it Erta Atberdi 140 6 Sale Ramon 12.60 11. 40 110 5 14 Quinita (3.5 $3 0 Erdota Miguel 5.10 3.00 I Perfecta 45 3) $177.10 Domingo Mugueria SECOND. Doubles, Spec. 7: 160 1 ouinieia (Is) $10.20 Albana Elorza 11.00 160 2*0 3 Perfecta (S 1) $113.10 Echano Lenhi 7.10 340 1 Negul Arena NINTH, Singles, Spec. 7: 210 2 Sale Quiniela (I 3 $1600 *60 510 360 7 B ilbao Perfecta (31) tio 11.20 640 S Miguel Early 0 (3 5) (1 3) $79140 300 2 QuInine (Si 539 20 THIRD, Doubles. Spec. 7: Perfecta (7 s) $101 10 Eddy.JavI 1170 7.40 so TENTH, Slnqles. Spec. 7: AIM Leni 600 310 7 Larvae .... Echata,. 1110 10.10 510 7 140 Chucho QulnIcta (2 6) 533 7 40 7.20 7 Fermia Perfecta 116 2) $10100 3 40 1 ----.~_ Quiniela (2 7) 5)0.50 FOURTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: .' . Domingolarre 1510 10.20 7.00 6 P1ffCtI (77) $110.10 .-.& Larrl.Azpl Double (72) $163.90 1 40 3.73 1 Echano Miguel 5 40 1 QlJffle• (46) ELEVENTH. Doublet. Spec. 7: oeo '.1 Cacho Zarre Perfecta (6 1) $121.10 10*0 4 s 7.60 7 Double (6 6) $25280 ArecheMenchel 7*0 560 6 Oguiza Ramon FIFTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: 780 I Chucho Larrea Quinie4a (26) *47 10 12.60 670 6 = Perfecta 17 6) $11150 Alave Tam 6.10 1.20 1 TWELFTH. Doubles, Spec. Mirurl Mencha I 300 a Bilbao, Qumniela (16) $41.20 Mugurii Perføcta (61) $161.90 1510 1*0 670 S SantIRimon SIXTH. Doubles. Spec. 7: 7 00 670 4 AracheArana 9.60 S,00 310 3 AIsys Miguel 17.60 1 Qulniela Ill 3) $69.10 NegulZarre 5.10 4.10 1 1 CactioAttu Perfecta (31) 5721,16 540 6 Quirtiela (I 3) $39.60 BigQ (7iwlthalll) $13900; (26 Perfect. (3.1) with all 5) WO 20 A7,1$1 HandIe-4l)7,7 SEVENTH, Double,. Spec. 7: I B 'WF S'Ft O qi','t /147Zt,f9,q Cleveland State Invited 4 \ QU?' i WOREBOARD - . %i . 4L : v. , .- /,46OO7fi47 7Z7C,g4/)( Z3'Mr .40041'r A:Flithyy;~W IV &oK t'7/2; $06W, 7W,41`16;. MEMPHIS (AP) - Supporters of the Kentucky Wildcats have deluged the Liberty Bowl with ticket requests, although they don't know yet whether their team will be playing in the Dec. 16 game. "We've had requests for 27,000 tickets out of Kentucky," said A.F. Dudley, the bowl's executive director. "We told them that the best we could possibly give them would be 10,000 and they sounded kind of disappointed." Kentucky and Tennessee will play Saturday to see who gets the bowl invitation to face Maryland. .. . . . .' . ... • -: ___________ i .. get into racing. by Alan Mayer 'Cat Fans Anticipate J a Ala Result s Gainesville has a repetition for fantastic traction and it is a possibility that that record could be broken. Four former Gator National Pro Stock winners will meet in a heads-up race to see who is really the king of the group. Bill Jenkin's Vega, Don Nicholson's Pinto, Wall y Booth's Hornet Xand Mike Fon's Duster will run at NHRA legal weigh t in a battle of the Pro Stocks. Petty, David Pearson or Cale Yarborough but you can't count out Bobby Allison or Buddy Baker. The Rookie title will also be settled between Earl Ross and Richie Panch. Cale and Junior Johnson were shocked to learn that Caning Brewery will drop sponsorship of their team after Sunday's race due to the cost of tra nsporting the beer to the South bel ng so high and the lack of sales. Earl Ross, their other driver, will still drive for them in Canada and the Northern tracks. KANSAS CITY (AP) - The defending champion University of California at Berkeley has been seeded No. 1 in this week's water polo championship at Long Beach, Calif., the National Collegiate Athletic Association said Wednesday. California will face the Air Force Academy In the first Found Friday. Other first -round gaines will have Cal-State Fullerton meeting California-Davis, California-Irvine meeting CalSanta Barbara and secondseeded UCLA, 16-3, going against Stanford, 14-9. The championship will be decided Saturday night. - - From our area Johnny Brown is in hopes of having a motor in his Vette ready for competition and Chris Trabulsy will make the trip in an attempt to take back the National record which he lost last week toa caratSulfolk, Va. While lam mentioning Brown, he informed me that he is trying to sell the NASCAR late model stock car of Doug Price. The car is a 1969 Chevelle with all th e top equipment on it valued at close to $10,000, he will let it go for $4,000. That is a good buy for anybody wishing to. - Cal. Seeded First - Dundee Behind Al S Rhymes From Start - Texas A&M student President Steve Eberhard says $3,000 has been collected at the University toward the medical bills of Kent Waldrep, a Texas Christian University football player who Is paralyzed from a football injury. Eberhard said, most of the money came from collections made by the Aiphia Phi Omega service fraternity following the Rice-Aggie game Saturday. Waldrep, a running back, was Injured in TCU's game against Alabaziia Oct. 26 and has been hospitalized in Birmingham, Ala,, since. Other Than Weather To Keep Fans Away 247.25 m.p.h. /7&47,VV COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (AP) ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) One against Philadelphia, a team but declined to name the new eluding players who have gone which said: "1 feel like a mush- partner Bonunie Loudd was of the new owners of the Florida spokesman says. investors or reveal the total virtually unpaid for 12 weeks. room. I'm kept in the dark and unavailable for comment but Blazers will deliver a partial Bob Deutsch, Blazer general sale price. q uoted In tI Knight article Blazer players, however, re- fed bulls-." payment of $2 million during counsel, said Wednesday that "1 do know that from sale assaying: He said the partial payment mained skeptical. One of them Deutsch has termed the halftime of tonight's World he will display the check and "certainly is enough to take posted a cartoon on a dressing as "imminent" for weeks, but all Indications it sounds like Football League playoff game the owner on national televsion, care of everyone we owe," in- room bulletin board Wednesday the closing date was pushed Arab money, but I'd have to say back time and time again be- I can't be sure." cause of reported snags in find. Ikutceli said Loudd, a former ing a bank to handle the trans. pro linebacker who founded the action. Blazers, will remain with the( Deutsch branded as "pure club as president and chief exspeculation" a Wednesday ar- ecutive officer. tide by Knight news wire Theattornoyadded, however, writer Bruce Keidan that the that Loudd would concern him. Blazer sale was being bank- self with football and the new rolled by Arab oil interests, but owners would hire another exwould not flatly deny the report. ecutive to handle the business "Certainly none of the new end. owners are Arabs," Dcutsch IA)Ud(I'S alleged business inOiiNIx, flu. Al') Dis- da), sc he d uled 14. Florida All this was caused originally The Bell offense is construct- saitL They arranged for the eptitude led to a split with reel- t gruntled and fatalistic Florida against the 9-11 Bell. through banks. I have by the money problems. Now ed almost exclusively around tUO usive Orlando millionaire Blazer officials forecast a halfFlorida posted two regular it's coming down to the pride the arm of quarterback King kn owledge of where the banks David Williams, the major empty stadium tonight for season wins over Philadelphia factor. I was ready to hang it up Corcoran, the second-best pass.. got the money, but I don't know In the limited partWorld Football League's boon. which finished last in the Sunday when I heard we were er in the WFL with zo corn- that it didn't come from Arabs. investor nership under which the club seems that whenever a lot i'oggled playoff matchup be- Eastern Division pletions out of 545 attempts for and was playing Philadelphia." was originally fianaced. tween the Eastern Division heavily favored to make it three The Blazers, who have gone nearly 3,000 yards and 31 touch- of money is produced by banks It was not known w hether the champs and the Philadelphia tonight. these days, people say it's from 12 weeks wi thout a regular pay- dow ns, new owners had come to terms Bell. the Arabs." But Coach Jack Pardee and check, finished the season with One of his favorite receivers article said Arab with Williams, who has pending The Knight impremive credentials and are John Smylik, Blazer ticket quarterback Bob Davis worried is running back John Land, who oil interests were using a Cape a suit to stop the sale on the manager, said he expected less aloud that financial headaches viewed by many as the best- has caught 57 passes for 634 investment group as grounds Canaveral that he was not conthan 12.000 for the 8 P.M. (EST) aggravated by fits of mental balaneed team in the WFL. yards. Lands also is the atrontto inject upto$5omillion suited and stands to lose $1 Florida running back Tommy league's kickoff in the 30,000-seat depression had damaged the fourth-best rusher with into the Blazers and the WFL. million he's invested in the Reamon, a rookie from MisTangerine Bowl, team's desire to win. Blazer managing general franchise. sourl, leads the WFL in rushing 1,136 yards Bob Deutsch, Blazer general 'Yes, I'm concerned about with 1,576 Corcoran, however, also counsel, said Florida fans had our attitude," Pardee acknowl- downs. Andyards and 11 touch- cads the league in inDavis has the best been abused by the WFL and edged. "This business over Inc terceptions, throwing to oppass-completion record in could not be expected to turn playoffs broke .Sfl clip ponents 57 times. And the concentra- league, throwing at a out in force for the nationally lion. I just hopeour we can get it for 3,098 yards and 21 touch- Blazer secondary is one of the televised game. back," toughest In the league, in()WflS Blazer coaches, players and Davis spoke of the attitude Florida also is ranked first in tercepting 29 passes. 1111 fans alike felt insulted v'hen that was worrying Pardee. total defense and scoring deThe Blazers also top the WFL i i WFL officials, after changing "We have tremendous dis- fense, allowing an average of in sacks, getting to opposing UrzaLeni: 1340 6.00 300 I -WEDNESDAY their minds three times In three sension on the team," he said. 248 yards and 14 points a game. quarterbacks 58 times. crowd to their feet on every run he makes. The National record is held by him at 5.78 ET. and POLISHED PERFORMER Injured Player Helped - Speed World will hold the Permatex 100 this Sunday with some of the South's top runners competing for the close to $6,000 purse. Dan Daughtry one of the nominations for NASCAR rookie of the year and a two time winner at Speed World has entered his Ford. Randy Tissott also a runner on the Grand National tracks this year will bring his Chevelle from Miami to give Daughtry a strong challenge. Tissott is just one of the many Miami drivers expected. nia. It should be another battle to Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-IOA I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - O'Ia"4 F19,,41 Priced From ,mpt,n. 0 luLtlner.ua - , Opn 'Til 4 Telephone P.M. 3220300 Saturdays 520 S. Maple Ave. Sanford, F) $398 �12A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974 BARGAIN SECTION It 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-1 B Party (II j Leaders Quiet ow 11111 Men's CPO Jacket s; On Chairman i' / • S 4 - - •. .4 . - -: r r 1.. - 1. 99 - _. "V . . - Button Front, Shirt Styling • Assorted Plaids I . 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(AP) viable candidacy for state party the Incoming senator's Talla- "This is Joe Boyd and you State Democratic Vice chairman, must first win hasseoffice.Theofferorgjnal. missed my news con it Chairman Ann Cramer appears election on Dec.3 as state corn- ly was for $17,000 a year $1,- Boyd then read his statement ready to challenge Wayne Bail- mittee woman from Broward 000 less than Purks made as into the recorder. ey, a Stetson University politi- County. A Democratic sourceStone's secretary of state press cal science professor, for elec- said a "Dump Cramer" move- aide lion as the new sta te party ment may be brewing in tic rooa but was Increased to Rep. Robert Johnson, Rchairman. Bzyantine politics of Broward Sarasota, figures he knows Feinberg said Stone plans to w he re he stands wi th House Mrs. Cramer, a Miramar real County. hire about 30 aides "give or Speaker Don Tucker, D estate official, reportedly has Sen.-elect Richard Stone has take five," which is con.sidcra. Tallahace. been sounding out support for a bypassed Jim Purks, his press bly fewer than the 45 he said are Johnson reportedly appeared run against Bailey, who appar- aide for four years. In selecting now employed by &m. Edward ently commands strong his Senate press secretary. before the Leon County grand Gurney, R.Fta. port. jury to allege that Tucker had Stone apparently will give the soilcitied a consultant's job The state Democratic Execu- job to Walter Wurfel, political j. with General Telephone Corp. Florida Supreme Court editor of the St. Petersburg Uve Committee will meet Tallahassee on Jan. 8 to elect a Times, although his camp has tice Joseph Boyd was con- Of Tampa. cerned that reporters for one of Johnson referred at to ahisHouse probsuccessor to retiring Chairman not confirmed such a decion. the state's major newspaper's lems with Tucker Jon Moyle of W est Palm Beach. Eli Feinberg, Stone's adinin- missed a hastily called news Republican caucus, when each "In the event that Jon Moyle istrative assistant, said Wurfel conference on his demand for a Legislator listed the counties he does not seek re-election, I Is one of several persons under public trial by the Judicial will represent in the 197S-76 seawould think that my inclination consideration for the job. Qualifications Commission. would be to try for it," Mrs. - - '41 1 Choice * Automatic Thermostat Control Fan Forced , Cramer Purks, meanwhile, has ac- So Boyd called the news- ,Sarasota, parts of Charlotte, ceptedassistant Stone's offer of a job as paper's capitol bureau, leaving Manatee and part of Alaska," She was acting state chair- special -case worker in a message on Its recorder that, he said. man for about seven months in 1970, following the resignation of former Chairman Pat Thomas, now a state senator from Qunlcy,andprecedlngtj)eelec. tion of Moyle. Moyle won the Job as Gov. ReubEn Askew's hand-pi cked choice. Economy Causing Layoffs, Cutbacks Askew and Sen. Lawton Chiles, the party's elected NEW YORK (AP) - David human, there is a certain stark room's not burning yet. I was begged the American heavyweights, probably could Museum assure election of the new Douglas Duncan, like some black and white quality to the startled by the fire and I want to0 of Natural History for a job. No chairman simply by making WASHINGTON (AP)-Gov- stantial plant closing" in De- by 30 per cent, banking Phoenician merchantman, story he tells of the first picture go back for my baggage.' 17 blast luck. So he turned to free-lance their preferences known. ernment figures have signaled cember were announced by the furnaces and furloughing 13,700 plies his trade between ports of he ever took, the first camera "And finally the fireman photography. Then througli a a deeper slump ahead for the Chrysler Corp. Its chairman, workers viole nce and pleasure, war and he owned, said, 'Okay fella, I'll go get it." family friend, he met Michael There's no sign it would come home building Industry, and Lynn Townsend, blam ed the art. The first camera? "My 10 Duncanwith snapped that, but Askew and Chiles auto and steelmakers warn of cutback on poor car sales, but The United Mine Workers His photographs have won youngest sister, Jeanie, gave it arguing the the fireman Lerner of the Lerner Shops for. going tune. Lerner, an avid sports apparently would intervene In production cutbacks that will said there will be no "companybargaining council resumes him fame from the Korean war to me on my 18th birthday. I back in and returning, coughing fisherman, Invited y Bailey's behalf if It came to a trigger more unemployment. Wide shutdown," talks on a proposed contract to. ou ng to the art treasures of the was at the University of An , and sputtering. He promptly can to be the photographer on showdown between Bailey and day, but there were Indications Kremlin, from th e siege at Kbe zona and she sent me a 39-cent forgot the Incident and looked an expedition for the American Mrs. Cramer. The Commerce Department Townsend said there would be that negotia tions between the • Sanh to the Villa La Californie Bakelite camera called a Uni- for other pictures. The film was Museum to the Humboldt Curreported that the num- many additional layoffs In the union and Industry may be re. of Pablo Picasso In the south of vex." Bailey is Askew's Volusla her of new houses started by coming two months as Chrysler opened because of reported disstill In the camera the next day rent off South America an exCounty chairman, France. The morning after it came in when he read the headlines, pedltion that finally yielded "Sen. Chiles, Gcv. Askew and builders dropped for the fourth trims 50,000 cars from its satidactlon among union offiHe Is an itinerant betweer the mail he tuned in the radio in 'Dflllnger Captured At Crown Museum's Hall of Fishes, the production ci.als over the tentative settleI have very closç relations," he consecutive month during (o- fourth-quarter extremes, He was born in Kan- his college r oom and heard the Hotel Fire." he dule. Some 26,600 Chrysler merIt. her to a total of 1.124 mi llion sc us City, Mo., but lives In news that the Congress Hotel in His advice for good pict ures said. He read about how a fireman units at an annual rate. The workers were on layoffs this France, in the soft breath of the downtown Tucson was afire. He to the layman: "There's noth. Be thetei steel Corp., the Another factor in Bailey's fahad dared the smoke to retrieve rate was off by seven-tenths of I Mediterranean amid olive got as far as the sidewalk a guest's luggage, had stum. ing to it. One thing, remember, vor is his demonstrated week from a blue-collar workNo. 2 producer, said it is bank. ability PCI cent from September and force of about 100,000. groves. He is a retired World before he remembered the the way they make cameras ing four coke batteries at its War II Marine Officer who camera. now Sparrows Point, Md., plant and case broke Open, spilling guns mete with automatic exposure won friends among Democra ts In the steel industry, the been a stea dy home building "1 thought, my God, a fire speaks In a voice sometimes rs they're going to give who support Is laying off 175 of it., 22,000 and money on the stairs. And Alabama Gov, decline from 1972. tlon's two largest producers an- workers there. Soft to be heard. He says he and the camera. I didn't even the film wu sun in the camera, you exposure, so remember one George Wallace as a Florida nounced steps to cut Production would like to get back Into . know how to load It. I loaded it thing and you cannot faiL Just delega te to the 1972 Democra tic At the same time, the number 'I paper anUcipa tion of the coal mmIn another economic develop. tion photographing the news while I was running." of building permits issued ers' strike lasting at least three ment,, photos, desperado John Dilli move in close. If something in- National Convention, the Federal Reserve again "because there is so terests you, Just move The hotel was billowing tiger, his image captured by a and lire. You're going In close Mrs. Cramer said she would during the month totaled the weeks. Board confirmed It began easmuch going on.,, Yet he con. smoke when he got there and he 39-cent camera. Dun to get it. equivalent of 802,000 units, the challenge Bailey, if she opposes Ing restraints on the nation's can s OnIY Whether you're in Afghanistan templates as his next work a worked his way to a smokeless regret: he never got the film or Tucson, or it's Dilllnger, him, on the basis of her greater U.S. Steel Corp., the nation's money, lowest since December, 1966, supply In August. A rephoto book about a very special side, largest steelmaker, said it back. when 743,000 permits were experience in party affairs. dachshund, named Lumpe, his In college he studied first to you're going to get it. It's al. "And I saw from the firelines would start shutting down en- Port showed that the Fed then "It's the old versus the new In handed out. Permit issuances tire plants If miners do not re- targeted money supply growth pet and for a time Picas3o's. a guy who was much o:der, be an archaelogist at Arizona, most foolproof.,, ran, 11 Only. . . AC-DC Portable Radio Reduced, AM-Fm, W' Speakers. 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During the sessions, I backed by a wistful lnteIay of fantasyland with a more bu- the possibility of one day hiking Did you ever have to make up "The fact Is I was six songs Into Pointer Sisters."Many people asked me to play rhythm guitar was touched by their willing- guitar, mandolin and dulcimer, colic visage and made the un- the Appalachian Trail from your mind? an 12 last year, but I made up are going to Interpret 'Friends and contribute some material ness to ' get back to friends Sebastian looks John Sebastian, author of a my mind that they weren't good back on his likely choice of Appalachia, "Northern Georgia on through Again' to be a man-woman love to the effort, so I again.' Thus, the tune." wrote the title childhood in the city, hit Song by the same name, did. enough and I junked the based on Innocent miscon- to Maine." song," says Sebastian, "but ac, song, 'Stories We Could Tell.' "Face of Appalachia." a That's why nobody has heard project." A native of Manhattan's West ceptions of the region. The quintemence of Sebastually It's about Don and Phil "There had been a time pre- merger of John's lyrics and much from him lately. the Village, he sings of having been and tian's music, "Face of AppaSebastian's grandfather Until recently, Sebastian was Evecly. viously," Sebastian continues, music of Little "Feat's Lowell "born in blocks of buildings, lie were close companions lachia" is a tone poem of inThe onetime leader and confining his activities to short, "During the recording of "when Don and Phil couldn't George, is tile showpiem of the creative force behind the legen. sporadic tours in the United with dary Loin' Spoonful has been States and Europe In quest of keeping a low profile following new material and a permanent his multialbum solo debut three band to play it. -. bled COVER YOUR search and dis"It's been so long since my satisfaction are now over. He last album The days of that people have has found both the band and By IRVING DESFOR songs he was seeking and AP Newsfeatures speaks enthusiastically about his new 12, "Tarzana Kid." I'm a photo contest advocate. f Do you like that name?" SeI urge camera fans to study any 4L bastian wonders with a laugh. they come across to see if It asked me if I've dropped out of — ) - f - 4 " _________ ____ 'It refers to Tarzana, the corn- falis within their where of in. inunity in California w he re I terest and capability. If it does, itiake my home. Edgar Rice ha ve a go at It. Burroughs wrote 'Tartan' there At - _______ ___________ [. —"i _____ __ ________ ___________________________ __ _____ ___ ______ ______ _______ ______ •: _____ ________ __________ the very least, a photo and the town was later re contest makes a fan stop and named, at his suggestion, from t nk hi about subject matter and _________ Runnymede to Tarzana." fr to present It properly. Sebastian's new album That's a big plus factor In any ___________ 5%jng - --3 5 but not from trees, con- type of photography. It Is also tainin little (1 the wild and likely to call kc extia eflurt % ooUy ways of its namesake, under the spur of competition . Mostly bouncy it Is made up of a nd extend one's ability beyond -: melodies and tender routine limits. d that, too, _____ _______ ____________________________ ____ ballads that have long charac- makes for be tter photography. tenLed the Sebastian sound and -r'-.My bulletin board has news 01 ______ won him a faithful, world-wide three cu rrent p ho to contests audience. Two cu ts from the LP, aimed at special groups of _________ tT' "Fr1ends Again" and "Face of Photo fans: those who are par_______ ______ Appalachia," typify the effer- ents, in high school or in colin lege. vescent-thoughtful contrasts his music. Parents of children be tween - __ the ages of 2 and 10 may shoot forafirstprizeof$l,000in the ____ ---f -. 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Engines will be checked for smooth run- • All electrical accessories will be chocked ning operation, for proper operation. *All autos will be driven and checked for fly autos will be rd checked for proper a o House consultant on drug abuse, a man who Spent a year than ts of an inch will be repaired or repiacet vibration wheel alignment, All a-c will be checked for proper cooling OuT 21, 0 Don't Get Caught Cold • Bumpers with dents more ope * All radiators will be checked One good thing about this contest is that there is no time to proa'astiFiate. The deadline for entries Is Nov. 30, 1974. If the idea is Intriguing and If you have a home-grown model morettn2and under1O ars of age, there is no time to lose. Make a decision and start action now. Nov- , Reasons Whig Leeds The Area In Used Coi' FREE ESTIMATES dupllcsted a "Hear Ye, Hear Ye!" 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Former Army Spec. 4 Maury alyzed legs and right arm. He "... Why do people hate its 30 111111111, 27, bearded and with sleeps late and "lliusters for bad for fighting in that war?" long brown hair, sat quietly in a lunch. I don't like to dr ink, so at Day and two o1.her disabled wheel chair, occasionally night I work in a shop in my Vietnam veterans interviewed moving only his left arm. His garage. I spend most of my wi th hlmbelieve theyhave be en other limbs are paralyzed, the time there working on stereos put on the back shelf of the result of a snipet's bullet that and tape players, I flunked out nation's conscience. So, tip- smashed into his skull. if' the second semester at elec. parently, do many others "But it was worth it to me to tronicsschool, but I think I'll go ;unong the 338,851 servicemen light there," Rahm said slowly, back." listed by the Vetera ns Adminis- "My only regret Is the way we Stanger has "no regrets. I tration as disabled during the pulled out of that war. We lost love everything 1 did. The past Vietnam era, it. There was no peace with was beautiful. Life is too per"They feel like they are re- honor." feet for people to be hateful and jected by their own peers," Day and Stanger, and t9 a headstrong. I got that attitude in,resentthedaywasflit. I don't have tij of the mental hygiene clinic at public attention given to the' prove anything to anybody, no w the VA hospital here. "They prisoner s of war stwri they re- that I've prtivid it I, COIlIL! back to their home t()wn. turfled last year from Hanoi and find the kids they went to "The people cared more sctl with have jobs and are about the POWs who were shot married and don' t want them down than about any of the around. They are criticized for thousands of other Vietnam going to war ... They feel that veterans," sa ys Stanger. "They Vietnam, being an unpopular threw big parties for the POWs, war, no one wants to listen to offered them jobs, gave them them." cars. " Day, 5 feet 11, has the rugged "For the dead and wounded they didn't do a thing," adds Day. Th ousands of other veterans share this anger toward the POW, says Dr. Peter Bourne, teacher of psychiatry at liar-. A Carrier Weathermaker yard Medical School, a White 10 CNRISTM)US OVERHANG! ALUMINUM SOFFIT AND FASCIA Feel'i * EDITOR'S NOTE TWO years By GORDON HANSON came out behind his ear, features of actor • have passed since the United Charles Dron- Comes. Eiirh has two children, Associated Press Writer The 26-year-old former Ma- son, States ended Its role in the as does Stanger. DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — rine corporal was wounded Vietnam ground war. But time Timothy " We were caught in an "My wife worries a lot about Day masks his three times in Vietnam hasn't extinguished the before Mnerican bad (Iream, and the bills," says Day, "I don't. If terneis felt by many disabled frustration behind a face half- he was 20. America wants to forget it hap- I want to get drunk Instead of paralyzed by an enemy bullet He'd'kept his dthllusionzncnt pened," veterans of that war. he says. paying the electric bill, I'll get that tore Into his cbCft~w nd hidden for years, he says, but But we don't want people to drunk. I live for InYself. But now It pours out bitterly. forget," insists Chester Sta- still family is my future." "Of those who fought in Viet WITH _____________________________________ n 9 e'ected Vets ' years back. Evening Herald, ____•T__ — taIiiha... 11a I1II nii Hit -I uu It I 4) I. SiriritI l'Ln.l %l,rroi l'nJ. Iii. HIlII1:\iI, Senator JPdWW1LS0N Int,r se, Iarh. 1,14 _1.411 10•; :'i; Sixteenth District 8rt,rd 0 Serntr,f1' O -', N 0 Lifl 4' �4B-Evening Herald Sanford, P1. Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974 No Brass Ri*ng oun Answer en erry=GomRound Sto e EDITOR'S NOTE -Manret By GAYNOIt SLADDOX - - . -- Any person suffering from arthritis knows full well it is not easy to adjust to the routine of living with - . arthritic - that will enable sufferers to do many things they would not otherwise attempt. She also lists manufacturers of a variety of aids, Miss Klinger's booklet is called "Self-Help Manual for Arthritis Patients," It is published by the Arthritis Foundation. To obtain the booklet send a check for $1 and your name and address to the Arthritis Foundstion, Dept. G.M., General Post Office Box 2525, New York, N.Y. 10001). The chapters on kitchen planning and meal preparation aids, and on - ' B I run N I Range has 30" lift up and homemaker's time is spent in the kitchen that it Is necessary to invent and furnish many articles that will make planning and cooking a meal easier and less fatiguing. MissKlinger suggests you begin with a highchair, one high enough off top. four burners, stain- ss steel heat guards for - ROYAL CHEF cabinet protection, 24 oven. Clock t;mer. Model WC-510. ke1vi,iator Reg. - AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Price .........215.95 DROP-IN RANGE 24" hasautomatic clock control, automatic preheat and variable temp. erature control, Ceramic tiles a re thangeabIe Your 18850 - choice of White, Harvest Copper- Four-button unit comes in White. Harvest Gold, Avocado or Coppertone finish. Model U.822. Reg, P6ce....... 221.95 Reg. Price J9350 L ___ Iudiy it's a rare Pere David FlOrshelnis Rambler: deer extinict in their native China since 1921j, Tibetan yaks, gnus. Watusi lAfrican) or Bactrian cattle. And "home" today is the sprawling ,400-acre Buena Vtsia Ranch near this community 10 miles east of Sprthgfield. in features 1/3 H.P. motor. Model SM 400, Model lD 29.95 Reg. Prsü 7550 deep K master comfort. -f - , f • Jj •,,/ , ' I IInnc --- \jj, Li - C - KITCHEN CABINET STARTER SETS Here's a Perfect opportunity to start your kitchen remodeling with a Starter Set in beautiful Classic Harvest styling. From the tip of the toe to the comfortable QI1WM Jones' ranch grew to 7,400 acres and became a showcase in the '60s, first 33 3 bttcdin 11 fr firn' !'r, 01 -1 fr cxnsive cattle. Next caine buffalo, then deer, followed by B& Horn sheep. By 1969, Jones decided he owed it to himself and his wife. Arminta, to retire. Despite the gloriuus trappings 01 the Jones ran hThnr earlier life had been a rirou5 hOC. They met in high school and migrated to Los ...... 307.95 26850 _____ _____ Includes an S 8-66 Sink Base, two W1530 Wall Cabinets, a 36" Valance and a Post Formed Counter Top with two End Caps. \ Reg. Package Price 268.65 21916 it' CUSTOM KITCHEN SET -- Reg. Package P1CC ......................... 287.15 CLASSIC HARVEST OFF THE REGULAR 8M ft $11 - A dd extra storage .. space in your home with sturdy all steel iardrobo, utility or base cabinets, . . Buy Buy now - ,\ _ _ After Wo-rid War 11, the Jo. "es's headed back for little AN, 208 E. FIRST ST. 11 tT ii i I. iTo - SHOE DOWNTOWN oven, Judith 700 FRENCH AVE SANFORD PH: 323-4700 HOUR& 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY '1 'IOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 22 thru 28 / ' ' ' . . ..• a ' • .-- ' ordered it ended. Anti- busing child from succeeding In that will roll back integration where dangerous and subversive en. it has happened and entrench a deavor: learning to read. .. ' . ' . . ' ' -. (I ____ . . . "' . ' . ' . - . - segregated school system A similar assault has been firmly in the control of racist mount ed against the people on white Boards of Education. 'I'IW welfare, women, children and campaign is violently anti. old people. Rockefeller and Black under cover of anti- . . . - - .. - . ________ I ______ .-_._:i. , ' . ái1 '. ' .. ' ... Reagan ha ve led special drives busing. to Institute photo Identity cards, The recent violence in Bos ton compulsory work programs, exposed the anti-busing and impossible requirements to strategy, as did events in Pon drive people off welfare by tiac, Michigan, Ozone Park and every means. Canarsie, New York, where white paren ts atta cked buses Nixon twice based his cIteand poured cii on Black tion propaganda on the rallying children, cry of law-and-order, This has The anti - b usi ng campaign Iedtoanauonalreorgam,jon goes hand in hand with drastic of polite forces greater police . of funds for education, use of advanced coun- rf ' .' - - Education for Third World terinsurgency technology children in segregated schools developed for Vietnam, and is colonial-style - Black, grea ter centrali zation 01 police h' - that possible. traits were found among only 15 per cent of the Montgomery r I rI y (14 ks goo !l)r 1 I4J Q LYE moo 17 1/8 x 4 x 8 Untreated ..................ea. 1/8 x 4 x 8 Treated ....................ea. 1/4 x 4 x 8 Treated ....................ea. 1/4 x 4 x 8 Treated Pegboard ...........ea. 15/32x4x8Homasote ................ea. Scotty's Scotty's Reg. 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Anti-Stat #6 Pine Needles-foam back sq. yd, FB20 Carpet Adhesive ................, gal. 4.95 4.95 4.95 6.89 3,99 3.99 3,99 5.49 .pk. 3.95 2.59 FS 6 1/2 Scuffle Hoe ..................Ca. 5.25 3.65 1111111 moy . 4' 12.95 . il X44BR Polyethelene Trash Can Liner ... rating from their superi. -19 arcis ITYfYIsI.1 1 iir.: I ' :JJJ j W-3612 Classic Harvest Cabinet.........ea. WCA-2430R Classic Harvest Cabinet . . . . ea. RB/S B 30 Classic Harvest Cabinet ......ea. RB/SB 48 Classic Harvest Cabinet ......ea. WC-4830R Classic Harvest Cabinet ......ea. B-33 Base Classic Harvest Cabinet.......ea. U1824 Classic Harvest Cabinet..... 0-24 3-Drawer Classic Harvest Cabinet - . ea. 93.0 140.51.) 176.50 141.20 1/2" x 1 /2" x 30" Hardware Cloth .......roil 1/2" x 1/2" x 36" Hardware Cloth .......roil 52.95 62.50 39.25 46.75 Woodmore 1010 Utility Building ........ .... ea. W3HBC 3710 StoreMaster Utility Bldg. . . ea. 244.95 149.95 199.95 134.95 3/0 x 6/8 x 1 3/4 Rossette Entrance Door ea. 3/Ox 6 /8 x 3/ 4 Rossette wit Peep Hole . . .ea, 3/0 x 6/ 8 x 1 3/4 #2060 All Panel Door . , . ea. 3/0 x 6/8 x 1 3/4 #2020 Fan Lite Door. ,. ,ea. 3/0 x 6/8 x 1 3/4 #2060 1 Lite Door ...,,. ea. 3/0 x 6/8 x 13/4 #2130 6-Panel Colonial - . ea. 3/0x 6/8 x 13/4 #21344 Lt. Colonial . . . . ea. 3/0x 6/ 8 x 1 3/ 4 #2045Jailhouse Door . .ea. 2/8x6/8x 1 3/ 4 #20359Lt. Cr, Buck.. .ea. 3/0x6/8x 1 3/ 4 #2O359Lt, Cr. Buck. - - .ea. 3/0 x 6/8 x 1 3/4 Sentinella Carved Dr... . ea. 3/0 x 6/8 x 1 3/4 la Entrata Carved Door ea. 2/6 x 6/8 x 1 3/8 F318H Ext. Door.......ea. 2/8 x 6/8 x 1 3/8 F318H Ext. Door.......ea. 3/Ox6/8x1 3 /8 F318H Ext. Door .......ea. 53.50 54.50 51,95 59.95 51.95 39,95 46.95 57.95 54.50 55.95 88.90 74.90 35.50 36.50 37.50 39.95 41.95 34.95 46.95 36,95 29.95 35.95 49.95 41.95 41.95 49,95 49,95 25.95 26.95 27.95 44.75 19.35 19.10 18.99 18.85 25.e0 2475 24.50 30.55 27.60 25.0 33,95 16.95 16.95 16.95 16.95 19.95 19.95 19.95 23,95 23,95 23.95 34.00 60.00 76.50 103.50 92.00 31.95 51.00 57.38 93.15 82.80 83.70 98.50 a Village Blacksmith 10502-112 10" Electric Chain Saw .......ea. Re ming ton Mighty-Mite Bantam Gas Chain Saw ....ea. Mighty-Mite UE14 Gas Chain Saw ......ea. 59.95 43.32 99.95 119.95 79.95 109.95 1/2" x 21' Galvani?ed Steel Pipe ........ pc. 3/4" x 21' Galvanized Steel Pipe ........pc. 1 1/4" x 21' Galvanized Steel Pipe..,..., pc. 2" x 21' Galvanized Steel Pipe ..........c. .9.75 12.95 24,95 38.50 7.05 9.39 18.05 27,80 -, -- Scotty's Scotty's Reg. Price Win Price VBB-24 White Vanity .................. ea. 67.fX) 50.25 VBB-48 White Vanity............ . . -. . .ea. 136.51) 108.15 VBB-48 Federal Oak Vanity ............. ea. 154.50 123.50 39c Ward store managers. Entrepreneurs are self-start. ers, doers, creators. "They didn't get the highest perform- WHIP INFLATION NOWI LiYI 'ION•FIGII' I'I It Lannefeld Manual for Arthritis Patients" will help make -s fw . , ____ _____ ________ j • - Klinger, who has an M.A. in occupational therapy, has produced a book that is unique In its listing of the hundreds of manufacturers of the Items needed by arthritic patients, She states, "happiness Is not a destination, but a way of traveling," and "Self-Help ance itV - - unity by Nixon forces. Like against the Black movement Is S military interventions a different face of the smrie iint Third World i.oples, apparatus 'liii i.i basic r is campaign of genocide Is a repressive strategy is to divide, easure of the po werful threat separate out, and make empire posed by Black vulnerable to divide -ople. World from white, those in from the mass 11105 It has included waves of prison from those outside, those In the U.S. this sassinationsof Black leaders, in solitary from those In ism: buildIng explicitly removing pans from a hot m's in the Montgomery Ward study," Lopez said. "Some were boat rockers." And even though many entreprencurs In the study were found to have very high stand. they were also found in -'"/ some Instances to be intolerant other people's weaknesses. Nevertheless, Lopez calls the Is Chicago the "Windy City"? entrepreneur the store - According to 1972 National manager most likely to sueClimatic Center data, the ceed. He recommended that average true value wind Montgomery Ward hire such velocity was 12.9 mn.p.h. in types and give them training In Boston; 12.4 in Buffalo; 11.8 in human relations. Cape Hatteras, N.C.; 11.3 In But he was forced to issue a 1' Key West, Fla.; 31.0 In warning too. The very qualities Galveston, Tex,; 10.9 in that make the entrepreneur ii Cleveland and Omaha; 10.7 In productive store manager Bismark, Nil; 10.6 in Mm- sometime impel him to seek a neapolis; 10.5 in San Francisco; business of his own. HIS quit and 10,4 mph, In Chicago, The rate is the highest of all the World Almanac notes. types. J ~,)~ Save! STORE rkrsr' 11w bo )(tt) ri 0-h-o1ir work das-s. - IN STORES Now is tho time to - 2'page statement, titled themovenlentwssastrategyof than a fork. Gauntlets or elbow-length mitts protect your forearm when Of P A / - ' .- . ____________ - . , e real question Is: Who will ti000f the scboOLs today ismore control the schools? White intense and extensive than in racist control of the schools at1954 when the Supreme Court tempts to prevent the Bla ck ,./ - t - rralric Fire," infiltration, disruption and A major-organized attack has selected blows agai nst antiwar 'en mounted against Black and revolutionary movements 'ople and the Black coin and leaders The strategy shovel reaches into the oven to retrieve hot pans. Tongs release food faster ti-oilers, study. storekeeper Is a friendly Felix M. Lopez, who was person whose inclination is to awarded the contract, set out to act as a custodian of the store gather as much Information as rather than a developer of busihe could about 450 managers r'.es.s. Lopez found him mainly already heading the big con- In the company's smaller outcu-n's retail outlets, By exrnainlng the traits of lets. His record was the poorest. he controller ranks a step those who were managers al- above the storekeeper, , He Is ready he believed he could tie- unimaginative and inflexible, velop a profile of the person lie obtains results, but mainly most likely to succeed If given a by perslst.ance and endurance. similarly responsible job, He learns procedure. lie follows Tests were given the man- the book to the letter; otherwise agers, and their biographies he's lost," were studied. Some 50 person. A very desirable type is what ality traits then were correlated Lopez calls the leader. "lie is with performance, using 27 people-oriented, He knows how criteria, such as earnings 115 a to get along with people and the percentage of volume in a boss," although he might be particular store, found lacking In energy and Now that all the correlations drive. have been completed, Lopez The most successful of all, and his associates find that at Lopez determined, is the entre- WORLD ALMANAC FACTS . Nixon's extralegal atta ck An oven peneur, whose personality Scotty's Sale Price ........................fl 9.95 FLOINSHEIM Angeles. fie worked in an z;rk lit dusky 25% ('abi nets ON ALL CABINETS 661'CUSTOM KITCHEN SET Available In Red With Matching Handbag £ JN Colors SCOTTY'S PRICE feather Rambler is a deft explanation of why -o women depend on them. boiler. T frost refrigerator has roomy 87.2 lb. freezer. Many extra lubricated. Complete with drain and sink attachments. Reg. Price '1 Compact 12.4 cu. ft. no. Easy to install, permanently ET - 28 28 lift - up top has "no-drip" outer edge, four plug-in elements. White. Avocado, Coppei-tone or Harvest Gold. experience - GARBAGE DISPOSER Reg. Price ......85.95 ";.. Jones, who made a name for tiiiself in the Missouri insurance industry by building one of the state's most successful home-owned insurance cornni is realizing a life-long pacs, dream with his Buena Vista Exoth. Anziiuil Paradise. It's an eiutrotli of the spread he started in 1961 when he Ptit uhas€d 20 ares of Ozark hilts to build the ranch he's always - ELECTRIC COOK TOP an alley caL double me TWO DOOR REFRIGERATOR The elaborate campaign way to achieve decent A . :i meaning which is not at all about whether busing is the t against ixising Is promoted to education for mos t children. disguise the (act that segrega. Th ' . . ' community: massive unemployrtient, , schools which culti vate Illiteracy among Black children, cutba cks in riorltics for revolutionary funds for the cities which ork" and to document Its hasten th e collapse , of cornctivitl('s of (tie past four years. munities through terrible hous. he statement is signed "for ing and welfare starvation. e Wea ther Underground: it impossible to estimate ernardine Dohrn, Billy Ayers, the human cost of the govern-. L'ff Jones, Celia Sojurn." What ment's strategy, Iloss is an excerpt from the _______ - - tatement "to explain the hanges In U.S. and world ond1tio since the Vetnam easel ire, to evaluate . . th e , keli'In ator ' enerally silent since it went has been lost to drugs, indergrotmd in 1970. Recently, The government has come he group published a political down hard on the entire Black eggs for "simmer plate" or "flame tamer" diffuses heat when cooking on top of stove thus eliminating the need for a example, NEW YORK (AP) - In 1969 least four distinct personality Montgomery Ward & Co. sought types exist among store manto develop a personality profile agers. ',0 of indlvuals with the potential to The least successful types are become store managers. t the storekeepers and the conhired a consultant to make the 1* STRAFFORD, Mo. iAP; - Hock where he parlayed ex- curity Life Insurance Co. in From the time Pat Jones was a perience at a fruit-stand into 1960. The Joneses sold the cornkid on his parents' cotton farm ownership of three super- pany in 1969 and spent a year in England, Ark., he's been markets and three drive-ins, traveling about the country. bringing txnne animals. He then moved to Springfield, But retirement was not Pat Forty years ago It was astray where he started Modern Se- Jones' bag. dog,a bird with a broken wing, VI HUll - _ ROYAL CHEF nmnc Managers Best Pat Jones, owner of the Buena Vista Ranch in Missouri, has company in his car He Still Brings HomeStrays t F' .,-..' -... 159.95 14350 a Nixon special, a tragedy for children and anti-racist people. -. . Chicano, arid Puerto Rican Anti'-crizne legislation mobil. they have gone youth North and South are es racist fears in the white lIen ed by organized abused, overcrowded, ignored population, It has been sucrevolutionary forces they have if qui iprisoning large sectors of the Population, leaders 4rom the th.inly-disguised anti-Black and et and drugged if not, lost cessfu] enough to undo many been serious defeats, indetentloncenters andheaten gains of the previous two lung militant population, grass roots and the guerrillas Third World campaign ,;. To the The anti-busing movement is Anti-I)WRino hac rintiti-i People-Oriented tone oven. Model ES 8. often for Life, iniiltration and generalized terror. Heroin and fork requires only slight - sewing and needle work, etc. So much of the arthritic The Herald Services from one5jdetoanofjr Pegboards obtainable from local hardware stores make it easier to hang kltchenutensils where they can be reached more easily. Don't forget a footstool to place under the sink for the homemaker whose lower limbs should rest as much as possible. Base cabinets with lazy susans can cut confusion for the arthritic woman looking for a particular cooking utensil or a can of food. Opening cans poses a major problem for those whose hands are weakened by arthritis. A wedgeshaped opener is suggested. Opening containers is another problem. how to do It easily Is explained. The LLSC of a French knife with large handle make:, cutting food easier. A U. shaped peeler aids In peel. Ing vegetables. A mix-stir bottom bathing and showering aids, dressing, grooming, DROP-IN ELECTRIC RANGE After The War, The War Is Still On scrambling also many other phases of living dealt with such as ASn Thursday, Nov. 21,197+-58 Editor's Note: The Weather methadone traffic have been .1ndergruund, one of th e most lli&issively directed against niluential revolutionary Bla ckurbancommunjties Par t ;roups of the 1960s, has been of a generation of Black you th motion when stirring sauces or batters, its curled shape reaches into corners and scrapes the eating, interest us particularly. But there are CHRI I M - - demands Moderation in all activities Is the key word, Timing of your activities is Important. Don't sit or stand too long, Do nothing that demands your body stay in one position too long. Holding a book,for example, in one position too long will tire muscles and maybe cause pain. If possible, prop the book up before you rather than hold It. Judith Lannefeld Klinger Is a young woman with great experience in occupational therapy. She has Issued a book full of practical advice for ar. thritis suffirers. She discusses many objects to use . E to use at the standard sink or stove, and will swivel The Herald Services - Fl, Arthritis Sufferer 's Prayers "W was just ignorant," g- brother-in-law of William PcI. "I didn't believe it until I my, said, "We were eventually Medde and Ernest Medders never hod Margaret. "We just didn rs $20,000 to move from said that in hiS lifetime he in. the swn should be given to the 't liani liuiiiphries, who ap _ heard those lawyers," Ernest told the claims of the Medders Memph dreamed they'd be rich., until know how to live rich," is to Muenster, Tex, parently was granted tended to give $10 million to the order from proceeds available told her, lie became a believer, to a part of this fortune were to live in a People began offering them She was once so destitute that of Land by the Mexicanasleague be tter climate for order, and, If he failed to do so, at his death. ta credit agains t an inheri te of Margaret began to wonder. The recognized and that the court Ernest's health, the couple ted brshe put her children In an orCoahuila and by Texas in 1835. Medders produced birth certifi. had set a date when some ot .................................... tune, Some $3 million la ter, the phanage; she worked 16-how' Dis the said. He's 64; she's 56. puted recor ds and ('OW't cates to nrot'i' --- - --m.rrv.u,,,rnimn,1 . mi,, lp,..,..lêl,. ,.,....t1 -. their Iinn'øn .. ,,,, ......a iiu.s as a nurse in Memphis to would L.. uc decisions suggest that HumLa ter, the money was repaid from Ruben Medders, Ernest's distributed," Today, iser but not happier, try to make ends meet. Ernest, phries sold to the academy. the land in 1836. great-uncle, They contributed the Medder-s Live quietly, and sho didn't get past the third So the academy loaned the Ernest made out a will, it All of this was of little con- -..... I c,tiiII c,irn, UI iC "'n.'...' I,. IIIUIIVJ LU IIII4IICV mane ope 4 B1UIC may be ma de to grade, was knocking down $65 a sequence until one cold January tell their story, week as a mechanic's helper, day in 1901, when Capt. Anthony the litigation against the oil companies. The Medders say they were F. Lucas' discovery well blew W.T. Weir, a Mississippi atBILL S'lIoNs guileless Innocents who be- in, starting the legendary torney, took their case. He died Associated Press Writer hewed people who told them Spindletop oil boom, a couple of years ago at the age MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) that wealth was on the way. Texas oil production in 1900 Margaret Medders and her SpinThen when the money played was about 836,000 barrels. By 0193. In his later years, Spindietop arid its ownership were husband found Camelot, On out, they (eared they would be the end of Spindletop's first his preoccupation, He filed suit credit, and lost it again. forced back into their old way of year, production reached 4,393,for the Medders In Beaumont, During six years, sometimes life. (58 barrels and In 1902 Spin- Tex., in 1961. heavenly, sometimes hectic, But they have avoided power- dletop alone yielded 17,421,000, The Medders, who, as Margathey blew $3 million of other ty. They lease a (our-bedroom Sulphur deposits plus the mu, ret put it, "hadn't been able to people's money, brick and frame two-story lions of barrels of oil have proborrow a dime," began to learn They thought they were the house in a Memphis residential duced fortunes estimated in the that not only money talks, but heirs, or might be the heirs, to a area, billions of dollars in the inter- the promise of money talks. contested Texas oil fortune. On While Margaret stipulates, vening years. Eugene Riggs, Mrs. Medders' the basis of that they found "We don't own any property Since Spindletop, descen. son by a previous marriage, people offering to loan them except our personal belongings dants of William Peihain was admitted to Subiaco inoney.Credjtexploded ontheir and the car," they admit to Humphries have wondered Academy, a Roman Catholic poor world. ney, some amount, whether their ancestor sol(tt,t school near Paris, Ark., alter :i 'flier sent their children to soiiie hen'. land !i':allv, If 1' did ntt, th' nur tirhj itli ,i, bought tij Their car Is a new Cadillac, A iluniphirics heirs, including Medders at St. Joseph's homes. One a farm and the oth- cook prepares meals. A maid those on Ru ben Medders' side Hospital wrote to the school in ci in the city. They hobnobbed comes in twice a week. of the family, would be rightful his behalf. The letter said the with dignitaries and dined once "We're not destitute," Mar. heirs to the fortunes others Medders were unable to pay. at Lyndon Johnson's White garet concedes, have collected from the oil Later, another son was ad. House, They even new home to When their spending spree Field. nutted to the school. Texas on Air Force One, began in 1961, they did not shun Hundreds have filed suit. Officials at the academy Then suddenly Camelot publicity. When bankruptcy None has won, heard stories about the inhercrashed. Creditors came by the struck in 1967, they attempted a Ernest Medders, in response legion. sort of self-imposed obscurity, to the newspaper ad- ilance, but dismissed them as impossible. An Indiana order of nuns, Now the Medders are emcrgvertisement from Tuscaloosa, But in a 1967 report to friends which had loaned $1.94 million Ing, accepting interviews with went to Center',-ihle, Ala., for a of the academy, Abbot Michael to the Medders, got nothing in newsmen, writing a book, and meeting of about 200 persons Lensing, who headed the acadereturn. Other creditors settled talking about a movie script, with similar names Medders. A-11 l -- --.... II WI wiwn a eoacrs aeauers, 1eadors, Meadows, To Margaret, those six years relative saw newspaper adver- eL were "the pr osperous years" tisement in Tuscaloosa, A la., The story was that the rightand the "merry-go-round," To- seeking thewhereabouts of ful heirs would be due $6 billion, clay, the Medders pronounce heirs of Ruben Medders. Th e mostly from oil companies. themselves wiser, but not hap- reLative contacted Ernest, "I didn 't believe it," Marga. pier. 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Pont Morgan: Financier and time for giving gifts has drawn some of the new selections are: phy of the composer by Joseph Art Collector, " (Harper& Row) close again, and those Lnter."'The Vrkrn,w'n Leonardo,,, Wechsberg; "The Sword and byCassCanfield; "Churchill: A ested in filling their holiday (McGraw-Hill) a hefty volume the Scimitar: The Saga of the Photographic Portrait," lists wi thout wandering all over edited by Ladlslao Red, Crusades," (Putnam) by Ernie (Houghton Miff lin) by Martin town probably can get all the nlng mo than $00 ifiustra- Bradford ; ifl Horizon Book Gilber; "Arnold Bennett," presents they need to fill San. ti orLi a nd a study of DaVInci by of Great Historic Places of Eu- (Know) by Margaret Drabble; La's bag by dropping in at the 10 scholars; "A Dore Gallery," rope," (McGraw-Hill) by Mar- "The Power Broker: Robert local book shop. (Arco) which features 225 full- shall B. Davidson; "Alexander Moses and the Fall of New For the publishing industry, page reproductions of some of I: Tsar of War and Peace," York," (Knopf) by Robert A. whose fall surge is heavily Gustave Dore's finest work; (Harper& Row) by Alan Palm- Caro. aimed at the Christmas trade, "The Great American Nude: A er; "Jefferson, Nationalism ______ has, as usual, turned out a wide History in Art.," (Praeger) by and The Enlightenment," (Bra"Washington: The j, variety of titles aimed at meet- William H. Gerdts; "Chagall miller) by Henry Steele Corn- dispensable Man," (Little, two decades of this century the ing almost any By ROSrrE HARGROVE The 1974 astrologers' conThe well-known $4-'ear-old planets will interest. There Lithographs, Vol. iv," ( Crown) manger; "Ruth Benedict," Brown) by James T. Fleiner; draw corif . e ther in are big books and small, fat and Includes the 159 71be Herald Servk-es gren met to discuss not only Belgian astrologist Gustave precIse the sam tog (Columbia University Press) a "Atlas of the American Revolu. IY e igura thin. illustrated and not., exdone by Chagall in the years biography of the noted an. tion," (Rand McNally) edited PARIS - (NEA) the future of the world but of Lambert Brahy, who has Lion as existed at the time of the pensive and not so, loa di ng the 1969.1973; "American Folk thropologist by Margaret by Kenne th Ne ba nzahl with text In a their profession. Also they specialized in financial predicworld of uncertainty, at least first and second world wars. -----,,, .1 •.ki .. .- - .... I'.. r_ t,i_-._. -. wu&1'wlnurange ui cu1pLure,(L)uuon)byt(obert ieaa; "ne Incredible Pier- U LJUH nigginoornarn one thing is perfectly clear uuns and is onen consulted by This does not necessarily mean from comic tjjj the public the fact that they the Preat and -' to trout Hichnn a nd "('.,lkt Di might v f •;. — £ ISome pupe: 1iupzter "-' wai me timorous should sta rt fishing and from cats to casso," iGr os sett & Dunlop) by will be responsible for much bear no relationship what- world, Says: "This concentra- thinking in terms of atom-bomb locomotives wi th lots and lots David Douglas Duncan. soever to the multitude of Lion of the planets means a shelters. trouble in the air, The great French specialist of other subjects in between. soothsayers, crystal ball grave crisis, that's for awe. In the area of history and bi. A congress of astrologers gazers, Palm readers and other What form will it Lake? I Cannot every subject one ography, the range of titles is of world predictions,5454-year-Just meeting here has unanimously dinners, couldabout want to read about or look extensive enough to keep thce tell. We can determine critical rd Andre Barbault looks t fcr !J It pictures of seczis to be interested in the field reading ru.cui-c5 ere bUt. IrnUL fill in the cycle of Theybelieve,onuiecontrary going to be as bad as bad can be planets as the available, and a sampling of from dawn to dusk or vice versa that theirs is a definite science detail.,. We are not prophets "respiratory system of time," these many titles is given be- or both. by the end of the )th century. based on the study of Anyhow, according to the which sounds somewhat obtuse , In "The Discovery of the position of the planets, I believe to the lay irian. But to quote They — all 150 of them from astronomy, mathematics With interest In movies — Sea," (Dial) J.H. Parry takes a this might mean a civilization i: "The jpJy achieves both old and new on the all over the world — did, the rowing of prohabilitles. crisis, the end of capitalism, for equilibrium look at the voyages of the great when th however, reassure that this did books 15th and 16th century European Like all involved in science, example. I can also see wars are harmoniously e planets it's only natural grouped not necessarily mean a third they do not pretend to be in- and revolutions In Asia and around the sun and the earth, about the cinema should be on explorers, while in "Mark world war. fallible foretellers of the future. South America. Certain signs the increase. Among the offer- Twain and His World," (Simon Unfortuiatefy, we are on the rng.ç & Schuster) Pulitzer Prize and in this category are: They look upon themselves as might al!o mean a world threshold of an exceptional There are other pointers. By Metemologues of history or cataclysm, like "The Count: The Life and National Book Award winner the disap. configuration and from 1983 on Films of Bela 'Dula' LAi. 1990, Jupiter, the symbol of "historical meteoroIog." Justin Kaplan gives the reader pearance of part of a con- we shall live the most critical gosi," (Putnam), by prosperity, will diametrically Discussing the prediction tlnent." a close-up view of both the cel-t ) years of this century. It would Lennigj "The Filmgoer's Corn- etrated au th oppose the other heavenly concerning Jupiter, or and his na tion. one of the In the course of their meet- mean an intense crisis and panion," (Hill & Wang) a bulky bodies grouped around the sun. experts explained: "In simple Those who prefer to absorb Ings, the astrologers pointed to perhaps the dawning of And the sun will then be in the terms, this could mean that a very strong a new reference book by Leslie Halli- their biography in short takes Indicator that society." house of Capricorn, which rules capitalism as it Is known today well wi th over 600 illustra tions; can do so with "We bster's surely went unnoticed by the As to the president of economic and political life, the as'i1 War Film," (Barnes) by American Biographies," (Mercould come to an end." average man. During the last soclatlon, 64-year-old Pierre Ivan Butler; "The RKO Gals," rla.-n-Webster) a look at 3,02 Colombet, he confirmed that (Arlington) by James Parish; Americans, edited by Charles he, too, believed in an "World of Movies; Seventy Van Doren, or with the "Enunavoidable crisis generated by Years of Film History," (Dela- cyclopedia of American widespread impoverishment corte) by Richard Lawton, and Biography," (Harper & Row) affecting, In particular, the "The Platinum Years: On the edited by John A. Garraty and younger generations and the Set with the Movies and Stars of containing more than 1,000 bias Asian people. All the same, he the Last Three Decades," of notable Americans. added this comforting though (Random House) by Richard Those Interested In other blosomewhat enigmatical note: "I Schickel graphical and historical items am an Innate optimist" Books about art and artists might turn to: WASHINGTON (AP) — Out - NOV. 21 .,- -- " - . - -. - %.- . .-- - ,4 I IIIIIII9 Lull LIbLl UII1G M - • :ZT4i Ak- Chuluuta Senior Citizen Club- Community Fire Hall-7th Street _Uiu1uota_ meet 3rd Thursda y ,4 the month at6p1 ' the , a , . ... ' . - •. - .; LalU.LI. ..J _j ' Mfr. List $99-95 __ £a., -. r - -, monui . - .', . I I W r i - a 1 r v- ftf - - f - #SSR.8 a' . LISt h---- - with grand total memory Bright* 8-digO display. 16-digit tapacity for x and i. Complete % rolem. Floating decimal. Adds. tubtratu. muhiphls. d Md1s. Has memory. constant for multipkation and Mion. Handsome cast inc6ded. 204W batt'ry liff'. (Optional AC adaptor 14.95 eirtra.) Mfr. 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"I was hard pressed to find Miss Graf, 31, graduated things to write about because I from the University of Califor- don't spend a lot of time think. nia at Davis in 1965 with a de- iflg about it," she said. "j' not gree from their enology depart. Particularly militant about the ment. feminist movement because The image of winemaking is I've got other things to do, I so masculine that when the wit- have to worry about doing a versity's etiology department good job just like any man has added a woman to its staff not to worry about doing a good long ago it was an occasion for job." nationwide news attention. Mary Ann is so enthiLsiastic But Miss Graf sa id despite a bout her work she occasionally her relatively young age, coinpared to much older industry helps out in the winery's tasting room on crowded weekends. figures, and her gender she had No one recognizes her, but no trouble finding a Job. that may change. "There haven't been any ob"I do have an advantage stacles to me, really, because adeneira ar 4JJ Jorge Mmedia,a woodcarver from Ecuador, carves a block d walnut ls sponsored bythe Partners of the Americas people-to-people lecturtrg in small tons as well by as big organization and Th cities. e program is designed to funds from the Bureau build a r mutual u Educational and Cultural M . , ticipation to more states, to provide a broader mix of artis skills, and to expand standing and communication more than one state. between the culUm of Latin Beginning next year, U.S. America and our cotintry. ex- arUsts will be visiting Latin The ArtIst-In-Residence pro- plains Alan Rubin, president of America under a Partners of g= is Providing an oWortun- the Partners of the Ampericas. the Americas program which ity for gifted Latin Americans n-rough that organization, 41 complements the Artist-Into share their native cultures by U.S. states nudntain direct, Residence program. teaching, performing and highly PerWr ad working rela. 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Poet. composer; and Julia Pereiral de Mello, folk dancer, e the LatinAmerican artists who have started to acm to this country thircug the Artist.InResjdence gram Begun LW year, the WWW charge. Prices apply only to merchandise now on hand. Quantities limited certain models. :...-...... ... — turer, These are special net cash prices for machines on our floor or In the carton at our store or warehouse. Delivery or shipment, small extra Re uuuI,IjIUlI mington hand-he ld ' Mary-meet the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 A.M his wife on the flute. And in Ohio, snother Brazilian.a folk dancer, mg and partidpating in theater and 9 . EMM= Up in Maine, a Braxilin poet and composer of operatic, MBglous and folk music is giving on of the most advanced precision engineering techniques and generations of expenance in the office equipment field provide these calculators which are unequalled in outstndina cost oerformance. Augies Elders- St Augustine Catholic Church-3 Sunse t parcels on the picturesque per cent of all recreational lots Drive ._asselberry_meet 3rd Thesdayof the month ..,.10.00AM Point Roberts are owned by and second home sales are to Canadians. The point, a Canadians. 8mm Towers-Sanford-meet 1st Wednesday of the month peninsula accessible by land The soaring popularity of 10:00 A.M. only through British Columbia, land and homes in Washington is symbolic of Lhe stemsinpartfroma land freeze flxyz Club- meet 1st Baptist Church-Activities BuL\iingLongwood-last Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. ...F--Central Senior Citizens Club-Church of the Nativity-Lake . •i••••j P. M. - at George Stuart s - the Women's Club--Overbrook Drive-Cassel berry. Thirty-NIDers Club- meets Sts. Peter & Paul--GoIdenrodIst Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village Club- St. John's Village-Fern Park-meet Ist Thursday & 3rd Thursday-7:30 P.M. Winter Springs Senior Citizen Club- Highlands Club House675 Shepard Road-4th Friday-10:30 A.M. Young At Heart- St. Andrews Presbyterian Church-9913 - Ar P, dined over the years-the rich tradition kept flye by isolated aritists like himself g — , Down in Kentucky, a wood. mrver ftorn Fzuedor is demon. str~m aw coudzeing work. h* — — ' wM " Irish brogm is drawing e0thusissfic audiences with poo. etry recitaticm, lectures and guitar concerLs. s n to n Wa p - — Through Exchange Plan g BILL MADSEN 831•7105 -. Artists Sharing Culture U WANTED - .' — Bu yi n — Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-78 S ta Altamonte Springs Friendship Club- flicet at 10:30 a.m. (if Election officers for the corning year. Chitluota Senior Citizen Club-. meet BELLINGI1AM, Wash. (AP) Canadlanization of the county in British Columbia under Despite the B.C. population other natural problems, exc.. at 6 p.m. pot luck dinner. whIchagrtcuItural1andirese - The Great Canadian Land and Is a 'local problem of boom and the fact that the pa Ion tends to move south S'illacClub_meetat7:3op11 aside permanently as province Is 5 tlwcs as large as into the state. But the prime Provostmeetlng;iappy Grab is on. terriatlonal Proportions," Hour CVCI) Th ursday protection from urban sprawl. Washing ton, mo of i morning at lO:OOa.m. -coff ee and games. Attracted by lower prices and county planning director Harry st ts peoe reason is in the pocketbook. Britis h Columbia Is Canada's live along the border, greater availability, Fulton said. mainly in Interest rates are from one to NOV. 22 fastest-growing province, with Victoria and Vancouver. Due to Canadians, mostly from British WANTS ALL HIS three per cent lower In WashUvely Socialites Club- Winter Springs This -meet at 10:30 n.m. Columbia, are purchasing land FRIENDS TO KNOW is an alarming situ one-fourth of the nation's topography and weather ington than in the province; HE HAS MOVED TO and homes in northwestern atlon," says Fulton, echoing growth occurrLri there. While conditions, 55 per cent of the recreational land costs are one NOV. 26 record. warnings against uncontrolled Washington's population grew KELLER MUSIC Washington in population lives on one half of third more in British Columbia, being COMPANY'S NEW Over Fifty Club- meets at Redding Garde ns Sanford sounded by in20 per cent over the past dec- one per cent of the land, shattering volume, Realtors sales now and housing and land costs in ALTAMONTE creasing numbers of area pub- ade, the province's grew 40 per Coffee hour 9 a.m., to 10a.m. followed by business meeting are reporting that as much as 90 lie the Vancouver metropolitan MALL LOCATION officials and citizens. Sack Lunch uffleboard and cards for those remaining for per cent of their recreational cent. Pecause of niount.ain3 area ate coniidcrab1y social hour. land sales are to Canadians In the past year, over $121.5DEC. 2 these days. million-worth of land and Fifty Plus Club-. Forest Cur Whatcom County treasurer l'(nnes WflR snI(1 In Whnii'nm mt 7. V. Christmas Dinner and program. }!ughCorysaysoneoutofevery fromIessthan$58rr;;IIionjus Cl á t'W% , El. p five tax statements now goes to five years ago. Fully $27bdlUUldjIJ[S a Canadian owner. There are a million-worth of property has Clubs, Addresses whopping 12,000 Canadian been sold to Canadians in the owners of land in the county out past year. Altamonte Springs Friendship Club- Altamonte Springs of a total of 60,000 owners, he Former Rep. Hal Arnason ' ('ink' ( efltr r--1agnolia :\tui Al1anint&' Sprin g s-rnet't lit OPEN TON ITE TILL said. Jr., a R.ellinghaiii realtor, esti- Catastrophe In Heavens ••--'•'.' SENIORS Aimed At Holiday Trade -r .I I. Canadian Invasion Buil aing; SEMINOLE t) i Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SkSc,ai '.9 133 East obln$Qfl Shut •Down%wn ___ Orlando Pbsn.. OrIado.Win,., Pork 843.7700 •C.c..633.1242-U.lb,n .724.2412. IiwsvIII. 267.6839 Daytona 8.aeh 255-5202 - D.Bory'D.lid 668.4436 - Sanford 628-1314 .Lek. County 38656 �- Legal Notice Legal Notice - th e' City of Sanford, Florida, at Plaintiffs. o clock PM on November 33, MICHAEL J. SHOUViI Pd, as 3911. to onside' tne arv1eal, of Trust and Individually, el at, des cribed at f011Ows in 7 SCHEDULEA All that pan Of the 71 1,01 the SW '401 Section 7, Township 'os. Range 31E. Seminole County, Florida, lying $ of Cornwall Rd. E 01 AtIant, Coast Line Railroad and of Mt'IIOflyll Ave Said Property I' Florida corporation; and STANLEY .i. COHEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. THU trust Connecticut it Florida, dead, any and all p nq t. t P O.ik t'fln11 heirs at aw, S .ivcr Lake Olive, Said YOU A'E HEREBY NOTIHED devitee grantees, successors and PrOperty 5 that an Presently Zoned M 1A (Light In ti to toreclos e a mar. assigns, and all d parties th.4ttiaI I District. 'gage on the following Pr opert y in Claiming by, through, under or nd Seminole County, Florida: against the Said Defendants, and all Commence at the intersection of, 7:00 (2) (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Truth (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 900 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage (9) To Tell The Truth Thanksgiving (35) Not F Couple (35 44) WFL Playoff 8:30 (6) The Waltons Only San Francisco Best 10:00 (33) Patty Duke 30:30 (2,1) Winning Streak () Gambit Show 11(9) Movie (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 31:30 (2, 8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunc h 31:55 (6) News FRIDAY MORNING 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac tfence Southeasterly along said wafers foe point which beers North address is P.O. Box 7633, 109 East Jeannie 7 degrees o7',p"W es t from the point Church Street, Orlando. Florida 34 ll(If*'Ii'S.S ones 3 ltalk't 23 Aili''i,itt'd Iai'i i Str i n n gedi 24 l'le(rsts 25 Iopcidt'd j5 24 25 good time is had by all, Deputy Clerk Publish : Oct. 31, Nov. DEG 395 ' East, 747 feet to con crete Publish: Nov. 31, 25, 1971 1, II. 21. 1974 monument, Continue North 0 DEH.17$ degrees Zr East, 17$ feet, thence — SHElL,. PITTS, Wife And JOHN D. PITIS, HUtbend NOTICE OFAaloN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JOHN 0 PITTS Retdtfl( Unknown YOU ARE HREBy NOTIFIED that SHEILA K. PITTS has filed a Petition in the C ircuit Court of Semino le County, Florida. for d.ssolutin of marr iage an you are , w secc'e a cczy of your Seminole County. Florida. being written - - --...' ___ _ Gerald H. Satz defen, If any, on NED N. more particularly described as Dated at Orlando, Orange County, JULIAN, , JR. of STENSTROM f Florida, November 15th, 971 DAVIS McINTOSH, Attorneys for ol lowsComnience of the intersection of Publish: Petitioner, Post Nov. 21, 2$. Dec. S. 13, 1974 Office Box 1330, the North right-of-way line of Lake DEN-no Sanford, Flor ida, 32711, arid file the Howlt Line With the E.II right of original with the Clerk of the ____________________ Circuit way line of Lake Howell Boulevard, Court on or before November 25th, State Road 436, a 200 ft right of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3971. otherwise a dCfiuft and way asrs,1tabIfs run thtnce 35TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND ullisnat, Iudgm,pt will be entered Norm ft degrees FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 01' 41" East along FLORIDA against you for the relief dema nded said North right of-way uSC in the Petition C distance of 77595 feet to the point Civil i?l No. 74 tM6-CA.O4.F WITNESS my hand and official b of DIVISION F eg inning, from the point seat 01 said C ourt in thuS of lit te: the Marriage of 2h day of beginning thus dICtibid October, A 0. 1971. ANTONIO BELAIR uttt U degr ees 01' 41" W estreturn (Seat) along said N o rth Pp'ttoer right f wa line a kr!f, H Btkw,tip Jr vs distance of 771.93 feet to the . Clerk Of the Circuit- Court ri,ht of way line of Said Lake HoEast we ll MARGARET BELAIR By Joy Stokes Boulevard; Reipondant thence North 2' Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF SUIT c$ecrees34' 3' West along said Ned N Julian, Jr East TO: MARGARET BELA1R rlght.ofvmyline.dj5I,,of,f, STENSTROM, DAVIS & TUPPER IAWE, NEW YORK 1 : ' !iTGI degrees YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Post Office firto 33)0 ft a 0s'anre of 1.('YJ frt iron,' that an artn t tWuIutr,fl of F Ii-, 7* run - - 4 North West 21 East South By A ' What do you do now' A-Pass. A double would lfl tranquilizer?" FUNNY BUSINESS You. South. hold. Q7•KJ I "On that businessman's lunch, Is that with or without the Pj.,.5 -. 14 N.T. i'.t, hJ ' 4W- I IMTflP4G T 1 S t-HOW L46CYD) h F )ELL,LET15 '4 pi of , KVX A AiS. Roger Mien )sr 60lNe ALJTn.E'IST CAN MVE rTp r'yi DOONESBURY BOJ SD by Garry Trudeau -- I— TO 7?. 4t, I PtWT c4k7 70 t4LA' A&7w I42. (F14T ' IF 7T 10 P.L41ii #5 7/147 P6 AileD 7gj-5I a Jb5T 5.-ivT XIT ow 4'ov 411 MO2ji/ 741A/M& C454A,.3ts/ 7,%W Ae5fl4N Axcq iv.I OWR RWi,.ty,4rj,pyqg fl — — Neighborhood () Batmin (44) MOd Squad 5:15 (13) Women's News 530 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (33) Carolina Country 37 39 — — 42 3 44 _____ — BLON DIE Chic Young 50 — — N""cS ~r a — 17 (8 — 19 ——— EcAir)"Tr)-i i 1711. PLUMB ER &'4c-1 / 53 — — — — — recently deposed breaks out and inthcaUons are 57 TUMBLEWEED by I. K. Ryan Mld.nit show Fri & Sat, 13:30 X Mon. LIves, 7:00 L L 9:30.11 CBS THE AM- BASSADOI1. The first in a four- BMINOL* MURERM In with the careerFranklin. and life..*tyle of "Vision of I,a,s Vegas" A funny Benjamin Eddie f. BUGS BUNNY YARr = 8 SORRY rM LATE IVR OUR APRINTMENT, GtN'NOR! -. OWERINO DESSERT! I RE E%ZEND WEEMS,) ANDIGET SI Jiplomat and, as it turns out, 910 NBC IRONSIDE "Far tood at espionage, while WA The sports clock Ius Side of the Fence" A crcoked c 1'IOGETIIERI RED LAST TLME I T1-4P0'', HIM M"V" BuslNss! 'INNI 13111 -711 44,' .11 It I 4 ft WINTHROP by Dick Covolil - -_ 'TVU\/E car MISS Lc*AT TH}5 Y44? 5HE8 MY . - (DLF) rAri.i filtrating, Brown is accepted, 'makes mysterious, frequent providing he agrees to kill trips. harry discovers the " .. "PI un COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION No. 74-34*4-0 THE L - - "CulLtlQ7f COMPANY, ri Ironside. Brown's in a tough 11 .i.,nti,. 5uuvju4j i 15, tfl spot. reality, a mob hit man. Harry 9-10 ABC STREETS OF SAN also learns tbehushandisabotit FRANCISCO "Bird of Prey" A to become a victim himself, ...__.. - PIlintiff, JAMES R. P AUGH. Cl ux., et at., rirw ottv 0 ______ MINNIE D. PAUGH, his wife RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN throtjofi, under or ageint James R. Paugli and Minnie D. Pau gh, his wife, and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest in the real Property herein crl, bed in Seminole Coimty. Florida' Lot 3, Block 3. NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSITE. 1thAddItI_,,..,(ReIJ$ Q eet No 7). as recorded lat in P i -- 114E WAY WE WERE _______ • 1 ' '0 v1ryImng S.m.d so kiiportant theci,,.ev Iovei I P RESTAUIAP4T 6 COCKTAIL LOUNGE , ENTERTAINMENT • DANCING FINEST CANTON ESE • SZECHEUN POLYNESIAN • AMERICAN CUISINE All parties claiming inter ests by, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action Ia foreclose a nor. toage on the following real P(operty . L Defendants. NOTICe OF su r TO: JAMES R. PAUC,Ii an 14, Pave 6. Pubii Renrth - by Al Vermeer Vt - 9:20 FORD flush out the gang by In- cerned about her husband. He RO (1TI-lINK I LL LET'7' ''ou 3-IAP,,IDLE IT.' J 7:i WREISflND into their first ctampIonJp do away with Chief Ironside. 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 ganw against the Philadelphia The Chief sends Sergeant "At-counts Balanced" An old Eagles, Quarterbacking for Brown into undercover work to (lame, now married, is con— S 4 Wi.-lEf.J CIAPLYLE,/ Harry Is working another con nation, At _ r[) HAVE SEEN HERE SOONER, BUT I COULIYetT RESIST T I invites Felix 's father to lila game, trying to set up gambling Franklin is still thea age 71, lady'sofman, to and the elder Unger operation, and offers Moz e a an artful politician and learns it's a speakeasy, and piece of the action. Legal Notice I by Heirndahl & Stoffel SYLVESTEK SAID HE M!ET Me HEKE' I VICNDeR I W4AT5 HOLDIN' k. HIM LP S I brought the Green Bay Packers and Shelley Fabares scheme to 01 State Road No 4)6 that r oa d and for Seminole County, Florida. sew, exists upon receipt of proof Of the Less the following described publication of this notice, the tic M,wt,, -. '" -. 1-C Ow 'n L'TTtci.I 'ue'r WfliCti I am engaged in Records Bock 931 Page 1267,, Public business at Interstate Mall II 4 436 Records of Seminole County, in the City of Altarnonte Springs Florid. Florida Being a portion of Section 21, That the party interested In said Township 21 5oitP'. R*,va in ,,, rIse is as f011ows; by Lorry Lewis — — — harming theAlbert ladies,turns especially back to 1960, the year when cop Jim Hutton and a shads Alexis Smith. in a legendary Vince Lombardi couple Peter Mark Richman fine performance, point of beginning: "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapt er Except any portion of the $6509, Florida Statute, will regist er described property which lies West with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. fl property which v.as heretofore titious name, to'wit: THE releas ed from the lien of said NIGdTHAWK COCKTAIL mortgag, by Partial Release of LOUNGE & PACKAGE GOODS I'VE GOT A 40,000- DOLLAR HOME MORTGAGE,rISj iiAKING PAYMENTSON TWO CARS, A CABIN, A BOAT, A FUR COAT... 84:30 CBS THE WAY i- East 146.9 feet, thence North to NE IN NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS THE CIRCUIT COURT, corner of said SW t4 of the NE t1,, NAME STATUTI I FIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. thence West to point North 3 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE degrees 26' East from Notice Is hereby given that beginning, COUNTY, FLORIDA thence South 32 degrees 76' West to Undersigned, pursuant to the CIVil. ACTION NO. 74I134•CA.I, DIVISION 0 In re the Marriage of: — and Felix playing their among the mourners. Indiana terests of the struggling new respective fa thers. OscarSr. John E. Polk Sneruif Seminole County i.i.,_ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ic 2 that his father, an optometrist, thing happened on the way to Albert portrays Franklin in this and Oscar's fa ther knew each the other way back when Moze special each story will have learns his old friend, and another star father ran a speakeasy. So me'ntor, has died, So he goes (0 one deals wiin the role, This there's a flashback, with Oscar the funeral. But his old friend b to France tothrepresent Franklin's thev1it in. ALL BIDS, feet, thence North C degrees — — (24) Mister Rogers' her a new outlook on life, "Our Fathers" Felix discovers BegfnatapotntllS.$feetEaStand DECEMBER th. RIGHT IS By: Lillian T. Jenkins - 1JsIdII; II.t b-: be any bridge game. East won the club lead with Iorhuslneupteresiflee,.oumight have trap - passed with strong his king and tried to cash the rpades. ace. South ruffed; entered TODAY'S QUESTION (lunhllly with the king of Instead of passing Your partner trwnps; led the jack of clubs bids two hearts over West's one and carefully discarded his notrump. East bids two spade& eight of beans after East What do you do now, played low, Answer Tomorrow — I i. S4:30 ABC THE ODD COUPLE 8:309 ABC PAPER MOON part series of specials dealing 171tTU1 ' SO feet Norttiof the 5w corner of the RESERVED TO REJECT ANY OR SW ' of the NE ', Section ._______________ almost impossible tiu. and reclusive until John-Boy unusUal holiday fare, and a wins her confidence and gives COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Township 33 South, Range 30 East; run S!ttt *9 degrees 40' East 610 You can still find him '4 hear queen rather than try that club play. Hence West should have realized that East held the diamond ace and that South was trying 3 swindle. 64 3 VA ille." 1 South would surely have planned to play West for the Bridge, remarked, "You must take me for an Idiot. The teal ha:; already contacted 28 29 30 West was in with the queen and couldn't wait to plank down his seven of hearts. South took his ace; cashed the ace of trumps; overtook his queen of hearts with dummy's king and got rid of his two diamonds on the jack of hearts and 10 of clubs. Why was West trying to buy the Brooklyn Bridge? It was all a matter of looking at that jack of hearts in dum. my. Give South the ace of (Iiwnonds and small hearts, by Dick Turner just polite as he Clerk ofNovember the above styled onNoflhlineafs.idSW¼ or North 32 degrees 26' East to the ROOM 301, 301 NORTH PARK before 29th.Court 1971, otherwise a Ivdgment may be 0111101 tMNE tj , AVENUE, SANFORD, FLORIDA. thence West to point North 32771, ANYTIME BETWEEN 9 tered against you lot the relief degrees0'7r East from b eg Inning, am..5 p.m., NOVEMBER THRU demanded in the Complain?, WITNE5Smyh thence South 41 degrees 7$ West to DECEMBER 4, 1974. BIDS WILL lheseelof me point of beginning. said Court on this 25th day of Ot BE OPENED AT 12 NOON, A. H. Beckwith, Jr As Clerk of 'aid Court I _ Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-9B beans, Popcorn and ice cream, reading to the woman, blinded during the Korean conflict — Charlie prove., he's more then by scarlet fever, She's bitter both colonels. address is 1316 Barnett Bank East, 173.1 feet along road; thence SPECIFICATIONS MAY BE Building, 37202. aridJacksonville, flit the original Florida with the Not-Itt ñ degrees 24 East. 915.3 feet OBTAINED AT THE SEMINOLE tob.r, 1974 fl" Pass Pass L _J Ucinet,ttx'r U' visitor to New V'irk who, When a native of. (cred to sell hint the Brooklyn -. "110 TI" — _____ 26 meal of potato chips, jelly bitterness, lie takes a Job men, a former POW, and a pilot road; thence South U degrees io SYSTEM. (Seat) cs cr MJc term — 17 Rerun The network reshuffles Atlanta Falcons coach, that the killer Is a man in its lineup slightly tonight to 8:30.9:30 CBS THE uniform. Inspector Keller poses — accommodate this engaging WALThNS INVITATION TO BID "The Job" It takes a as a military man to expose the Continue North 44 degrees fl East to THIS IS AN INVITATION TO BID has been f Iled 498111-St YOU and Harry special with the Peanuts gang. psychological approach, but killer. Computers play an Donald Whitten and Erika Maria North II`h@Of Said SW 'A of the NE , ON TWO (2) VHF HIGH BAND They enjoy a rather unusual John-Boy thence West to Point North a REPEATER STATIONS: THREE Whitten, his wife, and Southeastern degr manages to help a important part in the hunt, 11' East of beginning, t 3) VHF NIGH BAND CONTROL "traditional" Thanksgiving blind woman overcome her narrowing the suspects to tw o Ptopine Gas GasCompany Company,Florida, formerly thence SOUTh 62 degrees ii' West to STATIONS: AND ONE (I) UHF Natural to concrete monument, continue Th, WHAT QI1FFC1RGWZ 77 n;,q~~ 4 Irritable o Freudian 8 _______ k tl. pI9C 75 and 7& Public thence North 41 degrees 21' East, Records of Seminole County, 1355.5 feel to c oncrete monument, Florida. a the point o beginning Florida corporation You are BAND CONTROL STATION, Beginatapelnt1O1,feet NorthOf required to ser ve a c op THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE y Of written defenses, if any, to 'OUt this theSWcorn,roftheSWt d of the NE COMPATIBLE WITH THE .401 Section 71, action 00 SMITH AND HAYDEN, Range)OEast; runTownship 21 South, PRESENT SHERIFF'S COUN. PA, attorneys for plaintiff, whose South 317fee,,0 IYWIDE COMMUNICATIONS cpi 33 Itinerant — r" 52 Brocklin, AT i j" (44) Gomer Pyle 5:00 (9) Mission (44) Nevs 12:30 (2,8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News BROWN THANKSGIVING 1 i'r" ", THE BORN LOSER ___JJ 15 — 8-8:30 CBS CHARLIE Eagles was Norm Van rashofmuiders_aI1wen 1914 6 I'ass Opening lea 44 Sand hill 46utlet 47 Airn 9Sultansc dt'crc' 4 5 3 12 f described U foI$: Seminole County. Florida Begin $Th feet South 01 the NW By: Elaine Richard* Lot 2. Block CLUB corner of the SW ' of me NE .i. of MANOR. UNIT H. NO.COUNTRY 3, accordIng Deputy Clerk the stat thereof Secllcn 21, Township 21 South, Publish: Nov. 71. 25. Dec. S I?. as recorded in PIat Rnge 30 East: run South 650 feet, DEN 121 Boo 2 1D1 Cler (3$) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Leave It To I lb 40AIlolled 17 Injury 29 t)blt Iis', term 43 Surrenders II Th'.rs Glacs 42Circieparts .uid Sparks 43 ilarsest D)%.\ South 14 34 3 N T Pass 41 33 Compound ether 30 Nautical East 14 4 2d iiVitt ti(, 29 Funeral pitt' rfltertaunt'r 571'raIIs W est North by Art Sonsom TbIe wraps 9lAlune is Ctlur ('tt North.Suti. vulnerable 26(;ermarlcsl% 8.'Iage 2'? Policeman Beaver (35) Big Valley Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2,8) Today (6) News (') Bozo 7:00 (44) Forum 44 7:30(44) Black Forum HARRY DONALD WHITTEN and feet, more or lets, to the point ci Court on or before December 23rd ERIKA MARIA WHITTEPI, his beginning, wife, Cl at. lt?l.OtherwisefheaIieg at5Øff, AND THE FOLLOWING complaint will be taken as tort Defendants DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY NOTICE OF SUIT WHICH INCLUDES ALL OF THE TO: George H. Garrison This Notice shall be published Residence Unknown ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY: Once each week for four consecutive The real property Consisting weeks In the Even ing H er ald. YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED tPtit anARE action to foreclose a '' approximately twenty.ort acres (Seal) situate Seminole County, Florida. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., ?gage on the following real property moreiParticularly described as situate In Seminole County. Florida, follo ws: Clerk of the Circuit Court plays 2!titjervelcfi 54 Label SSRact'd Erert ISpoed cnntr 2Gem (9) Password 6:30 (6) Sunrise of beginning; run thence South 2 322 and tile the , or iginal in the degrees07- 49" East a distance of 149 Office of the Clerk of the Circuit 53l)anccrKell 26 Isaac' s (3$) Leave It To Restless (I) Jackpot instruments slick son(Ilib AQ8 + 74 49 I IL S Individuak ii I'rihhiii 7 Cumpas.s point lslank') 3ONulli(,,' 32 BIotch () Young And Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of r DAN 49Saidain state 430 (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City 12:00 (2, 44) News T1A1j Kf r V 51 'wd Itch : ,iJkri '"fl liii 20 Parts m Council 6:15 (8) Sunshine distance of $23 feet more or lets to written defenses, It any, to the the waters of Howell Lake; run Complaint to the Plaintiff's at M ALAIPik 43 Mean 16 Colonized 4 A.1 10 9 742 I ,_.\ V10932 • A 103 4, K 76 SOUTH MATTER! Vfl4EM R) rj iI!uI FT 1' ______ Eve s 24 Brazilian Beaver 4:00 (2, 8) Sommersef (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street 41 GIllin's island 4:)5 (13 Teach In AFTERNOON — V754 il) t411- (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live S10,000 Pyramid (IS) Movie (44) Green Acres 31:00 (2, 8) High Rollers (6) How You See it . form. 42L'omuut'n I3Ir,ntI I4Tina iICktUmr Survive A Marriage 4i ______ _______ 40 1.ion' 'piiik WJSICIIIb w a Ha ha 15 (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2, I) How To Father Knows Harry.O asunder iActor Alda (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (6) Joker's Wild IIfl) 1'HS UNl7RJ,4 465 + K65 + Q852 4A1TTI1 39Storv 12 Brazilian Martian (35) Mothers In Law k comedian (44) Urerdoq .3:00 (2, 6) Anot her Wor (ci Tur 1 4 NOIIJ Life (35) My Favorite Junction (0: CO (2, 13) N,irn That (13) Portrait Of CAN B PGRAMMED EAST 4Q83 by Dove Grou. T ...BUT CREDrI5) — '--" CARDS ARE / WIfY NOT ANOTHER I FA)E , iw (rsIIvlll ____ ACROSS r. lCarllieaner's 36HealthrerI 1IlIi tTISA trj 37Tear son (9) Newlywed Game 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors (6) GIrl In My Beaver 9:30 (8) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Moon 9:00 (2.8) Ironside GMNG )U TAILS IS P'40 PROBLEMS FALSE Op. Show Time L (6) Guiding Light ' (44) Leave It To (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow aIon0 Said Easterly right-of -way line Public Records of Seminole County, Of Lake Howell B ou levard a distance Florida IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 01 79502 feet to a point; run thence has been filed FOR against you and you SEMINOLE COUNTY, North 67 degrees 41' 00" East a are FLORIDA. reqUlredto serve a copy 0,y Women (13) Blue Ridge Ouartet Annor to Previous Puzzle 3:30 (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, U) Days Of Our Lives 21 K PK + Q J 982 1043 WEST (35. 44) Movie (35) Mothers In Law ) Electric Company (33) Lost In Spa ce (24) All My Children (9) 8:30 (9) Movie (6) Movie way line a distance of flI,cS lees to that a suit to quiet title to the the point of beginning, following reel propert y located in From the point of beginning tbus Seminole County, Flor ida; described return South II decrees L'it 7 an 5, Block B, West Put ""Oct 21, II, Nov 7, II. 21, 07' 41" West a distance of 77193 feet Altamonte Heights, Section Three, 1974 lo Said Point ofcomm,flc,m run according to the plot thereof as DEC. 150 degrees , west recorded in Plat Book 10, Page 76, NOft'fli 'a-"- 03 e, (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hoqan's Heroes Music 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (44) New Zoo Revue 7:30 (2) Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line (8). 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) Sierra (6) Charlie Brown (9) Streets Kangarc, (9) Dusty's Trail Threate (24) Auction (35 44) Star Trek (44) Night Gallery H 71 Tamm, Jr. City Clerk ci the City 5,*r'iOrd, Florida Plaintiff, 8:00 (6) Captain (13) Zane Grey Paper 1 6:30 (24) Zoom Consequences (9) Oe O (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 31:30 (2.8) Tonight Show TO QUIET TITLE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. To the Unknown Defendants JAMEs JM'oBy Show TONIGHT'STV (33) Target 11: 00 (2, 6. 8. 9) News Of the City of Shntord. Florida, this run thence North U degrees ' " named above: 771h "y of September, East along said Northerly right- of. em, 1971 You and each 'if you are notified VI. BY S(ISWAI.j) and (13) Ernest Tubbs To Tell The Truth (9) Drfenian NOTICE OF SUIT the Northerly rightofway line of York Corporation. I Sanford, Fl. CARNIVAL WIN AT BRIDGE i4eD 5011ZE MAKE ii A LOT eAEiEg News 6:00 (2. 6, 8, 9) Ben Franklin The Ambassador 10:00 (2, 8) Movin On lying S Of Silver Lake Drive, Said Particularly described as follows: volved in this Suit DIVISION E BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK, a New IF 99P J&19r LEARN ARMY 7uMlNog.0-y, OW THURSDAY (6) )E. Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida, and being more interest in and to the Premises in Civil Action No. "I$37CA49-E Evening Herald, (211 Star All that part of the S ', of the SW A port of Section 25, T ownship Persons and part ies having or .01 SectIon I. Township 203, Range 21 South. Range 30 East, Seminole claiming •o have any right, title r All parti es in Intertit and citizens Lake Howell Lane with me Easterly Sh.iI have an opportunity 10 be right of way line of Lake Howell heard t tad hear,ng. Boulevard (Slate Road 4Ma Mo fool fly order of the City Commission right.Ofway as now etlablishetjj 04, Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-8B Walker ( D•IP M 1A SI4OVaL/ 9HOVEL' association, and you are required to Copy of your written def,, if any, to it on L. PHARN All that part of the Pd ' of the sw '401 Section 7, Township WITNESS my hand and the seal of 70$ Rang, CHURCHILL 0. CAREY, as one of said court on 15th It E. November, 1914 Seminole County, Florida, Less the Trusts Guardian Mortgage (SEAL) the w 1Oso, ft of the S 766 7 ft investo, a Massachusetts ther f tyng S of Cornwall Rd., W of Art hur H. Beckwith, Jr. Atlnti Cot Line Railroad and N Clerk of the Circuit Court Overlook Lane By: Elaine Richarde of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Baltimore, Maryland spur Said proper ty is presently Deputy Clerk zoned M 1 (Industrial) Oistrict Publish: Nov 71, H. Dec S. 1?. 1971 EUGENE L. AMBER. as one of the DEN 126 and Trustees All thj? part of the S ? Of the SW Guardian Mortgage 'aOI Section l, Township 20S. Range Investors, a Mass achusetts business IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ))E. Seminole County, Florida, trust EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 54 Main Street IreOg Ely of Atlantic CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Line Dalton, Massachusetts Railroad and N Of Pine Coat? Oak Drive COUNTY, FLORIDA Said property is presently ZOced M I CASE NO. 74.1t$4.CA.13.O J. c TYLER, JR., as one of the MARY KIRKLEY WPIITLOCK. a k (industrial) District and M1A Trustees 01 Guardian Mortgage a MARY HELEN WHITLOCK, (Light Industrial) District, Investors, a Massachusetts business And Plaintiff, trust All thjt partof theS' øf theSE ' II? Wahackne Road of Section 7. Township 20$, Range New KIRKLEY, if living, and lIE. Seminole County. Canaan, Property e pesently (Light Ifl*ij5tI.l) District. AW serve a before December 73rd, 197i; otherwise a Iudgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the complaint or Petition. $ Slagle Road Dayton, Oh and Mort VMER )tLlg COM3A'r EMPLACE,5p'y' JACKSONVILLE NATIONAL BANK, a national banking Defendants, OF ACTION TO Piiiu.jpw BALDENHOFER ABNER of Turnbull. Abnerand 1$2 Riverside Drive Daniels, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Dayton. Ohio whose address is 147 West Lyman Avenue, Post Ott ice Qo, 1), Winter LOUIS H DANCHO Park, Florida 32759, and file the 11 Concord Court Original with the Clerk of the above Carmel, Indiana styled court on or Presently toned M 1A Light In dustrial) Distric t. BEETLE BAILEY LEISURE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ROGERS. not Individually but as SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Trustees of GUARDIAN MOR. CONSIDER ANNEXATION CASE NO, 14I791.CA..0 o$ Notice s hereby given Ihst TGAGE INVESTORS, a a Public Hearing will be held at the SARAH BISSELL. GALLOWAY, et Massachusetts business trust; at. Comrnissc.r Room in the City Hall FLETCHER PROPERTIES, INC., it 'i'aior cards hortt fr'rrtate Malt Altan,onte Springs, Honda Your Host FREDTSE - * CAPTAIN EASY lr'9 1.19B T1415... ACTUALLY I'M of -IN ' TIIEATu a'- AOX MARRIED.. THO' 5IM0RRoWj .. •I71;I1.I jillilloli 1:00 R THE SWINGING . ..'. O WOT VER PROBLEM? TO PUT TL&VE by Crooks & Lawrence I''t ABOUT 171 TO IJHERIT A VALU.48L6 - r r i, tFQ4JEsr FROM MY RICH U'CLE. CHcAWA Guess 'tAT WE CHEERLEAD LEARNIDIN SCHOOL TODAY ScS r _____ ryE '/EAR EFFIE AIJI) EEIJ 5EPARATIC FOR - 4 & I I 120*4*4 0 "HOUSE OF QUALITY ônn" - - tt t.3HT 'AND I'M AFRAIP EFFIE MAY TRV TO COME BACK TO ME.. .JLJ5T TO c3&T HER HOOK 9 014 THE LE(34CYt [[K & MEEK t&a TI'tA'T K.RARS Cp OM NtG4rL1' C&-7-4DL by Howie Schn.jd,, / PJLU ( RlJk). DOcJ, CF THE k0T 'At �- - - -- - - - )O B -Evening Herald, Sanford, -- - Ft. Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974 ; F Legal rNotice Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME Notice it hereby given that I A-ri Lngagod in business at Rf. NO- 80% od Seminole cIori, tner the WORLD AUTO SALES, an tr,a intend to register SAid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the P vi%lttn of the Fictitious Name S'a!vtes, To wit: Section $65.09 Florida Stalutej 1957, 5: Waterman C. Graham Ptjbhth Nov. 71, 7$. Dec 5. 17, 1971 DEH 117 91. Longwo , Counti. c!i' n.jmp of i NOTICE Notice is hereby given that an order dated 15 November 1971 has been lIved by the undersigned authorizing the name of theoll screw HAZEL II official number 25fl$7 owned by Jack I I%biII of which Jacksonville, Fta, is the home port. to be changed to BEEBE L. J. Rader. Documentation Officer Jacksonville, Fla Publivh Nov 19. o. t 2;. 1971 DEH Its NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the UnderSigned, Pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute" Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and lot' Seminole County, Flori, upon receipt of prod of the publication nf tt,is Notice. the fktitj, name, to 5T.TroRD SQUARE it __.. Purchase Order No. VT BID Seminole l Hospital in vitesbithliv 0A½' IIIOilCI.iY ......... Sr<iIicatons are avlable at th Off i ce of the AdministratorAll bid Shall be mailed to Mr. RObert T Bessev(c, Adm., Seminole Memo. ii Hospital. 1101 East First Street Sanford. Fla. 37771. Bids must b received by noon on the 91h day 0 December 97i Publish - Nov. 70. 71. 22. 1971 DEH 173 4Telling I Is Half Of Selli"ng--Use Want Herald Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1,,. Ads Your Keep Eye On -- _________ 4 32 21 NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 305 123 1655. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 641 2077 for "We Care"-"HtIlne". Adults or Teens NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF- PUBLIC HEARING TC CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hcrey given that Pubic Hear.r.g will be held at Ihj Commission Room in the City Hal ri the Ci ty of Sanford, Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P M on November 75, 17J, ? Consider the annexation of Property desCribed as follows The N ' - of the NW ' of the Nw', of Section I?, Township 70 South, Range It East. Scm oo.ie County, Florida Said property 5 presently IotiCd A 1 (Agriculture) District All parties ,n interest and Citizens shalt have an opportunity to be heard At said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. this 7Pm day of September, 1974 H N Tamm, Jr City Clerk of the City of S,sr,krd. F lOrid, PupI.sh Oct 74. 31, Po 7. Ii 71. 19, 4 _____ - Personals Dependable maid wants days w or k Needs transporlatlon _____________________________ _______________________________ 3n.7561 29 Rooms for - - - - 38 Wanted to Rent ____________________ 41 Duplex Sanford area 2 bedr ooms SlOv, refrigerator. air, $140 month plus 575 deposit. 831 9054 ___________________________________ house with gentleman, couple $ * HOMES I. DELTONA— Beautiful 1, 2 or 3 Get 'Em While bedroom. Het & Air Nice yard Economy prices from $133 mo. No lease. Move in today. (904) 773 3365 or (305) 571 10 ______________________________ Unfurnished '' l 'hey're Hot!" 40 New houses in a rural area. No do*n payment, monthly payments Ii ss than rent. Government Sub%idij Pd iD t,-Mifj,'j s' 1 "ou qualifyll * W/W Shag Carpet ' Mobile Homes Rent 34 .,. huyu'- rs It C.cI to -- 323.6041,377 .05171 . , and :., Stemper Realty -- ---.---- MOSS I E C. - -: Rig. Real Estate Brok ef 372-7643 11 b We're Moving i 58.500 down and assume I PCP mor f. 3 Bedroom with fireplace man y extras. 32 . Than ks-Giviong will THANK you for Selecting u to Con tract the construction o Your home Ca sh, VA. FHA Conventional or VA PItA Tandu,y Plans. Now, Should you do this by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you your choicefree: Washer and YVr, Move Refrigerator, or 0 Color TV, by G.E. upon final Clojing of your borne. Call Bud, 327 445' or Ken, 3fl7 . to . - , BUSINESS __ amend - APARTMENTS $77,900 - Corbett Real Estate 618179) DeBa ' I - 1. • . - - BOX CAR PRICES JIM DANDY FEED Pints- Fruit Jars -Quarts Barbed Wire-Hog Wire- Repair. — - , Chicken Wire-Pence posts- - v FREE Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733366 Trucks and Trailers 1939 Lincoln with 420 engine, just rebuilt New transmission. Best offer. 371 1371 -. you 1962 Chevy',; ton Pickup; looks and drives good. New battery and good tires, Recent inspection. Make offer. Phone 372 8460 Model Ranchero 668 4155 1912 Ponlfac Catalina 11395 322 2073 after Sp m. IIdl Chevrolet impala. AC, PS, PB, Radio $395 After 5,372 164s I. 80 Autos for * Mustang City * fle..t;ft rr;j I i rAll power, air, new paint and exhaust system. Excellent tires. See at Mobile Station 17.97 S Sanforti, Reasonable. 323 7137. ,' : r1-',. 1961 Valiant, 2door sedan Good transportation, 5163 461 Ross tis. Alter 1, 1965 Mustang, 3 speed, 6 cyl.. air Extra clean. 5193. Call Don Pore at 372 1651 Dealer, $50 Down - (WITH GOOD CREDIT, Buys . Any Car 1969 Camaro, )07 engine, 3 speed 1972 Vega Hatchback, automat ic. radials conditioned. 17.92 Maittand 613.1415 -- EXPLORER OWNERS Southern RV Services, You Bolster your Christmas budget Sell no longer needed items with a L 11 62 - 64 Equipment for Rent ________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Cari.tt Shampooer for only $I per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________ _____ 65 _ ___ Pets and Supplies rTII L1Eii cent. ' Auto It iairs Parts'Accs,ss,oraes Reconditioned Batteries, $1293 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP , 1119 Sanford Ave. 78 Motorcycles - Pupples,7wessoi Free for the asking 323 $111 after 1 t m 1[] JI 76 .., Want Ad Call 372 761) or 1319993 , service warranty and other services. 37 9020: 830 1070 Ford Tractor 365.3184 after 6 MINI BIKE EXCELLENT CONDITION. PH. 3222266 AFTER 4 P.M. , 1971 Honda 330 XL. Exc ellent Con. dition. Sell or trade for economy car. 323 8697 L 11111 ii L__1 L 1UI _j - TOYOTA SENSATIONAL"' o U LI LI Introducing the 1975 lowest priced car sold LI 411 0 U lfl II AmerS Color Console TV; Also 25" Co lor Stereo; Six wrought Iron dining chairs, 373 0101. Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in your home. 323- 7791 after 6, {} O .- Sanford Auction _ ,T.Poo_ .A 0 ~, -'. - 1 1- f 41111110111 i (Li je . __ _____ I - . -'ho'-2z_~i_ " - ___ I _..~ I- ,r— I 1200 French, 32) 7]4) hanks to Classified Ad, users get last results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 372 2411 or all 9993. U 11171 - Crying * KULP REALTY 407W. 1st. Street 372-7335 8N, DAVE'S FURNITURE 500 Sanford Ave. 3239370- 0 BY DIRECT FROM BOXCAR GORMLY'S, East 1.Sanford 373 4733 oven, ' 3227)97. REC VEE SERVICE Lawn and Garden $69.95. 0 New and Used Carpet Sale; SI 00 sq. Yd and up. Must Sell coZy) bedroom home with self cleaning dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell. Only $70900. Good terms, low payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, $31 $277. as For Sale SANFORD SOUTH -- ft IC?OSimca,realeconomy, $500 7311 W 1st St. 373 17*1 authorized S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & i chairs. A low Lots and Acreage Miscellap,0u5 SO 2611 or 131.9993. 1'. Best Offer, 377 6077 ' - _________ — 62 Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $35,000. Forrest Green Realtors 377 6353 or 373 4691 eves. 256$ Park Dr. Owners - Eves. 869.1)4 roofs --- .ihn - Yoer MLS Agency * ______ ________ -- Excellent CondItion, 575 377.7957 -. ---- A small classified ad brings big returns. Try on, and see. Call 372 ___ Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A E ast lit St., Sanford 322.91)1 - Anytime REALTORS Cove - 322- 2420 Excelient Condition * * - REALTOR Associate, John Mero 0. - l9661'cord Wagon Move your old abandoned car free. I live In Seminole Counly not In Palm Beach. If will call after I am. 372 1674 1960 Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford, '.vp wells, underground Plastic For Complete Details Call , - . __ ~ ~ 3723307 - -. * * income monthly. 13.4.000. YRENT? - -' - CITY- TrIplex. Now producing $340 I, 79 CASH 3774132 ----- ' ' ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any Condition 6141126, Winter Park. - irrigation I mos. old double Si Appliances trailer, 3 bdrm., 2 bath, and fur. nitur.. Must see to appreciate. KEpIMORE WASHER, parts, $45,000 as is. Call 3720543 after I service, Used machines pm, MOONEY APPLIANCES 373-060'; Want a pleasant surprise? You can Used washers and dryers. Many to cleaniout your garage quick ly with choose from. 90 day warranty on a Want Ad ______________________________ all used appliances, Dick's Ap pfiance. 372 7658 46 Income And Investment Property LAKE MARY- Three bedroom right on Lake Mary Boutflard. Now only $71,000. On 3 lots. Act now I REALTOR Wanted to Buy owner, FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 acres (7 cleared, 3 wood lands), 2 deep Wove and beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. $19,000, - - - Boats & Marine _________ E quipmen t r, Beautiful Acre with doublewide. overlooking Weklva River. Call Bahama Couch, $29.95; Wicker Ginger, $42 4000 rocker, 5,35, Dinette, S34.95 PAOLA- Six acres with $ acre 2 bedrooms. 1 bath, nice local, 3. 68 - llll Fiat Convert jble, 000dCdn4itiOtt 1350, 1911 Penton 123 dirt bike Runs good. Extra Chamber 1)75 3221006 ______________________ For used furniture, appliances. fools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items 55 Dr se 14; Baby fled, $18. O&J Curiosity Shop, 1201 W Is? St. es ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" fee for - ----- -- for 43 • feaIty . id llingcommun,t 1, everyday, r id and use them often Call 372 11 or$3I9993 - - — 0,— Classified Ads Serve the buying I Bull (halt Bremer. hall SheIla), wieptis 1,700 lbs. About 7 yrs. old. 377 5659 69 Portable electr ic SCOII1IO.lttcr " "", Starflp5.CoIn t New Homes sewing machine, $25; box springs Good motor. Call Ginger. ale or rent, by an mattress, $17; Apt. Size Private 867., 4000 3 lovely homes, WE BUY AND SELL electric stove, $1S; Misc, items, located in Deltona. Lots larger $972 Skip Jack. '77 Mercury 50 HP & 321 0108, Sat, 9 S . than average, $33,000 to 139,000. _______________________________ GOLD Trailer, plus all rigging. Make an Call Jim Knox at 3720074 or 301Want Ads provide you with a large offer. 373-7757. 735 1575 Coins selection of brand name offerings 22' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum, SEMINOLE COIN CENTER daily! HANDY TO SHOPPING109W. Is? St., 37).425 Need little work. Firs? 1100 takes. bedroom, 1" bath, with central BEDDING SALE * * Also small fishing boat, like new. heat and air, wall to wall carpet, 140. 373 91u. Buy Direct-Whse, Prices, '. oft ______________________________ 72 garage & chain link fence, Auction United Bedding SECLUDED and convenient. S acres ROBSOPI MARI NE 71 N. Hwy. 17 92 Casselberry with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile 2977 H 1p g Open daily 10 S for consignments 831-7010 ___ __ home. Terms. $24,900 sales off tht floor. We also bt — estates, etc. 57 ACREAGE Goodsmallacreagewith Sports Equipment Singer and without horn" . DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Hwy.46Wejt, Sanford We've got everything for the in sewing cabinet, repossessed 37) 5670 Golfer-Cisfl,tiIs LOciCS & windS _____________________ bobbin Singer's best model, Reg Peal Estate Broker Mens Shoe's, Duckiter jackets In machine Full automatic. -, AND O Golf Bags. 322.1301, 7640 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 I Pay balance of $7$ or 10 pay 75 ----Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. Camper-Travel ments of 13. 327 25)1 Trailers HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc. Drop In bobbin, zig-zag, and 3 needle Sanford Ret Vet now has C full 3 72'1591;l77IlS3 Day, Eve. position. Like new condition, sold 59 for Musical Merchandise ot toppers new for $38, balance of $45 cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. 42 Mobile Homes Bundy Trumpet SANFORD - Stenstrom 34045 H. 17.97 REALTOR 37) 5771 1513 lbs. 322 3639. -- - Large 2 story house. Central air and heat, fenced yard After S. 32) OWl GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Sanford .373 3700 - - REALTORS, 196W LafeMary Blvd 3n 63 53 or 64S n33 WE TAKE TRADES Harold Hall Realty flogs for Sale' 3 Boars. wieigh 12 lbs,4 Saws weigh 200 lbs. 1 Boar, noon ------ Nights 377 5431 or 377 7)57 Come see us at our big new location FORREST GRCENE, INC. -_______________________ r' The Master's - Livestock And - -- 1964 Triumph 65 Fully chopp'!d,v5o 3271106 Poultry for - - _____________________ ____ misc. _____________________________ Ref. 11 Cu- 135; Double bed, 118 iiriij, JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 3224137 3227111 3777421 - Piano ooen Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. Autos for Sale , SANFORD- Newlywed or Retirey dream home, 2 bedrooms, family room, carnewly Painted, setter will finance Move in now. $17,500 and '"' ,- - Days-372 6123 car new ..... . Carport Sale: Fri. Sat. Twin beds, clothes, items 269 Short St., Lake Mary, 67 - 80 - ALTAMONTE._ New home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air, family room, dish washer and disposal, I garage, pick your own carpet if you hurry. 2.39.600. We to lloiie Electric Edger, Furniture, Lamps, Mail Box, Antiques. 1215 Magnolia Ave. Apt, 1. Call 321 0892 -- - Motorcycles - LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly an acre on Crystal Lake Beautiful kitchen, central heat and air. Florida room, overlooking the lake, $12,900. $751. -- Carport Sale: Fri., Sat., Sun. Nolan Rd., off 127. The Old Orlando Hwy. half way between 17972. Sanford Ave., 322117 5 . - - - week -... . .% *. PAYTON REALTY Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALtOR 322 199) $9195 French 3727371, 377-1196,377.754 372 1164, 377 1959 BATEMA,N , . _ ', - Value _ '71 indt,i 100 CC. 1650 miles on 5trt by adult. $300 Ph. 3735034 Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beet Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels 372 5752. Oninnm.ni --'-- Wit SON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL-TRADE ill .315 E First St. 5477 , ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - i t' nw. strltcilt beats a lifelimi of toll." 'A - — 78 Part German Shepherd Loves Children, 373-42U STAN'S AUCTIONHwy..46, West— 1st Garage Sate: Clothing, $0 cents; St Sanford now daily books, furniture, kitchen items, retaU sales. Always a barn lull of misc. SR 15, Lake Mary. 322 0450. good clean used furniture, an. — — tiquej., TVs, and appliances. You are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 P.m. Consignments welcome. For information call 372 9719. Garage Sale: Fri., 4, Set,, 86. Collection of four families 51 Household Goods 7006 Hotly, Shop the easy way - Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. Soil Stemper . -. Accounting Relax Pets and Supplies Free to Good Home Super Garage Sale: Bagalns galore at the Bargain Garage Clothing, furniture, household. We take merchandise on -. consignment Wed-Sat., 10 S. Sun 12-5,831-8640, 400 N. 1797 (Behinds Sobiks), dk REALTOR 71 Hour Service • 372 7498 . . MUNSW0RTH REALTY I03W.st St. - (, -. - Classified Acts are here to help ye U buy, sell, renter swap. at a l v cost. let us help you plat to yours Call 3 72 7611 or 131 999:I, DRIVE-IN (formerly A&W) owne retired sex sell the property Approximately 1 000sq.ft, buildin Plus parking for 25 cars Heav' A, traffic count on 17-97, Sanford. BARCLAY WOODS THANKSGIVING DAY SPECIAL Quiet location, handy to the acti Oft Bedroom, 1 bath home i, center, on the South shor e of La]ice Plnecrest. Appliances, fruit trees Orenta In Altamonte Spring5fenced yard Y ou 'll buy It too ' , Brand new ) and 4,.,room horn es 177,900 starting from 9,600 All a carpet ed, with central heat atre POTENTIAL INCOME d PROPERTY with a littli air, family rooms, equipped k it, • remodeling this can be a real double ga rages. Ti,,irn d chens money maker, Zoned C-2, Call south on Hattaway Drive Ott Nw Y. Realtor Associate, Andy Wolf, 436. FORREST GREENE. INC Eves. 377 1161, REALTORS, 323 6353 or W-23 ,=' Washer-Dryer the CailBart Real Estate — Furnished Ready To Serve You! Veterans No Down, 7 Bdrm., den, fenced, $14 mo 9', pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750 - Houses Rent IN TIIC dri.,- l'.ir. CitCuiT COURT, '*' Ra ngc e Ii ige ra tor eptct to engage in business at flCg Furni$tted,p.atio, carport, EIGHTEENTM JUDICIAL dR. Howell Branch Roan. Winter Par k, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 5 Lost and Found 3775639. Flelida 377 COUNTY. FLORIDA * DishwasherDisposal That the Individuals interested ri 2 Dorm. mobile home. Leisure CIVIL ACTION NO. 7 4•ltIl•CA 048 said business enterpriseare as Female Toy Poodle, Silver Gray W or ld on St. Johns Rent or option DIVISION 8 folIgwj Answers tonarneof"Missy" to buy. Call Ginger, 867-1000 In re: The Marria. of 371 046,S James C Lewis * Clothes Roy E DORSEY, Itr.twer your food by catching fish on Sam H Hatfield Husband the Wekiva River while renting a Dated at Birmingham. Jefferson and LOST: Billfold Wed Nov. 13 at Red mobile home at CAMP County, Alabama, Oct. 24th,' 1971, LENORA C. DORSEY, Lobster, 136. Cr ed it car ds, plc * Recreational Buildin ' SEMINOLE. No pets. 3774470 Sworn to and Subscribed before tures money. REWARD. 3226980 Wife. _______________ __ Milo this2ItPt day of ic TO ROY E. DORSEY after S p m - --- (Seal Rrsince Unknown 35 Herbert MOrewiti Mobile HDme Lots * Heated Pool YOU ARE NOTIFIED That an Notary Public action for DlssoIutin of Marriage For Rent 6 Child Care Publish: Nov. 7. li, 21, 71, 1971 has bt'eqi f)1d In the above styled DEH -17 - Court by LENORA C. DORSEY. 7MobiieHorne5pâri, * 12 Bedroom Will Baby Sit In my home, $15 f or Petitioner, and you are required to F or Rent No Pets NOTICE OF PROCEEDING F-OR one, $25 for two 373 5951 CAMP SEMINOLE, 372 4470 file your written defenses it any to VACATING AND CLOSING ______ ROM $165 ' said aCtion with the Clerk cf the ALLEY ItO.'. AIRPORT BLVD above styled Court, and to serve a Trucker 's Special Will baby sit in my home. 123 P870 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: copy thereof Ofl THOMAS A. f1easonable rates, 377 3379 You will take notice that the City Trailer lot for rent Plenty of room to SPEER. of Speer & Speer, Stamp out idleness Commission of the City of Sanford, . Put a Want 'pa rk big rigs Call 322 9147. Petitioner's Baby sitting, my attorneys, P.O, home, 5 Box years Act to work. Call 377.261% or $31Florida. at 700 o'clock P.M. on __________________________ experience 1361, Sanford, Florida, 32771, on or in child care. 999 . December 9, 1971, in the City before December 73rd A. D. 1971, Available 71 hours. $13.00 per Commission Room at the CityHall 37 Business Property otherwise a default will be entered Call 371 0515 I or 2 bedroom duplex apartmen ts in the Cty of Sanford. Fl0ida. will against you for the relief demanded For Rent Furnished or unfurnithd. 60' Consider and determine whether or In said Petition for D'soitjtin, Will Baby $it In My Home swimming pool. 4770 Sr Orlando not tbt City will close, vacate and InLakeMary For Rent' 1000 sq. ft. commercIal WITNESS My hand and Seal of Dr. 3232970 abandon any riofltof the City and the 322-9109 thi% Court, November 151h, A.D. 5P1C. Sanford Auction, 1200 Public In and to an east west alley 1974 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. French Ave.. 3237340 lying between 17th Street and 18th (Seal) 1&7 Bdrm. turn or unfur. Street, And between Oak Avenue an - -3702 Orlando Dr.,)?? $470 RENT STARTS JAN, 1, 1975 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Park Avenue, oecre as follows' 9 Immediate Occupancy Monroe Clerk of Circuit Court Good Things Eat That certaIn alley between lots One bedroom duplex apt. kitchen Building, new of fice suites 3rd of Seminole County, Florida through 13 mid lots 4 thrOugh equipped, carpet, air, adults. By: Lillian T Jenkins and MagnolIa. 4780907; Eves. 617Sanford t4cP', PB 2, OCEAN SHRIMP--LOBSTER $97,50 377-7296 after 1. Deputy Clerk 2542. Persons interested may appear Baby Beet-Fresh Sa usa ge Speer & Speer,, P.A. and be heard at the time and place lake Mary, new7 Bdrms nea r SiC. $ Freehomedellvery SaveS Attorneys for Petitioner Upstairsottcespace SC*(IfIed Pick your Choice of green or gold. Please call (305) $30 4414___ Post Office Box 1361 Call 372 6360 betw een I & 9 30 a m City Commission $140 mo.1310797, Sanford Florida11711 of ?hC City Of Publish: Nov. 21. 78, Dec. S. $2. 1971 SANFORD RAP4KLlP ARMS APT$ Sanford. Florida Help Wanted DEH-172 1170Flo,idaAp If. U. T.mm, INDUSTRIAL PARK 323 City Clerk CITY OF FOR SALE OR LEASE-70,000 54. Publish: Nov. 71, 1,71 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Beauticians wanted, full or part ft. Industrial shell building, DEH-11'.1a * *GENEVA GARDENS * * FLORIDA time. Prefeed following. 60 pet., 1O*2O, 16' telling clearance. studio. Ste story with following, Call 373.75)0. After TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1, 7, and 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT THE Will Complete to Suit tenant. W. S. $303656. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by bedroom apartmentt Pool, GARPIEIT WHITE, Real Estate EIGHTEENTH tUbhouie, carpeting, drapes, CUlT IN AND JUDICIAL dR. the Planning Board of the City of Broker, 322 7831 Night cteaner neeo Permanent. kitchen equipped, central heal and COUNTY, FLORIDAR SEMINOLE Altamonte Springs. Florida. that Apply 10 am-Noon Holiday Inn said Planning Board will hold a air, Monthly rrntalsfrom $I7so, Chnistmasisj time for giving aM. CASE NO. 7419$4-CA4C of Altamonte Springs, 327 2090, 1505W. 75th St.. Sanford public hearing to consider the . In re the Adoption of time for saving when You shop the guest aming the corn. pages of Classified AdsI Put a BIG present under your Bitmb Cove, I 7 BDRM, MATTHEW HOWARD DAYTON: prebensive zoning ordinance of the shag, air, children's Xmas tree with money NOTICE OF ACTION City of Atfaronfe Sprngs, Florida, sunny kitchens, ayground near you earn selling AVON TO RICHARD M. SULLIVAN No. 728-73. that is, to Section City park & Sanford Plaza, From (Present address and 8.4 a. (11), concerning the erection 1140 AIrport Blvd near Sanford whereabouts uflkrtOwi but *tiOSC of temporary campaign Signs On Ave 373 1340 * Desk Clerk * last kr-un aodrev. t in care 'of 'iySti properly throughout the Part time employment Some GERALD A. SULLIVAN, Decry, cIty, establishing a flat Lo1ke Jennie all evenings and weekends Ex New Hampshire) 31 Apartments Rent such signs regardless of Size and perience preferred Apply in LAa U YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED number of signsto be erected, arid Furnished person only at the Sheraton that ON LAKE JENNIE HOWARD LAPE DAYTON, increasing deposit amount to insure Sanford Inn, I I and SR 16. ,JR, and BEVERLY POLAND removal of said signs after case $311 SANTA BARBARA DR. WELAKA APARTMENTS DAYTON, his wife, P'aye filed a election _____________________________ 111W Ist St. SANFORD pefitiorin the above styled cour,for THE PUBLIC HEARING will be ,Correspondents 1 •2 BEDROOM APTS. ~ion of the abO'e fl'tiflOr Mid In (Pie AVALON APARTMENTS City Hall of Altamonte Com SWIMMING POOL ' improvements plete accounting and tax sir Pet Care Are you one of those ADULTS. NO PETS thildnamed intttatpetatlo.s,andy.ou Springs, Florida. on Thursday, FISHING, BOATING are commanded to scrvc a copy Of Decemer31,74J,7-00pM0,.5 vice for small businesses _________________________ people who knows 116W. 2nd St. your written DISPOSALS defenses, if Williams Accounting, 'everyone in town" Odd jets of all types, Carpentry, PET REST INN soon thereafter as possible, at any, iCft on JOHN 333.0742 or 323-0532 322714. One Bedroom I? you are, can type & kitchen turn apt Painting.Cement Work. tight EDWARD time Inteqeste parties and citizens floord]ng & Groomng JONES, EsQuire, Petttin,r' for and against and are interested Utilities paid Near hospital, H$ulng 33? 2645 the proposed Zoning Ph 33? 1051 BOOKKEEPING in my home, in picking up some private entrance Ad'jtts only 377 Attorney, whose acictress iS tert arrersrnenf Will be heard. 24 N Highway Small businesses aspeclaify Pick lnte,jor.Exterior Plastering. 17 92, 'ctra mone y', the U I THIS NOTICE ii to be published up & delivery. 3710920Casselberr, Florida 77701. on or Evening ervices and Sunday Patter patching and simulated by posting in three (3) public places before Dcrnber 19th. 1971, and fil• within Herald is interviewing Nice 1 bdrm. trailer, also apt. Good b'kk specialty. 772-7780. the City of Altamonte the original with the Clerk of This Spri.Fiorida,a?Iea5tfffe,fl(I5) correlponc'ent% for all location Mature adults Utilities PIANO SERVICES Air Conditioning areas of Seminole and Pd. No deposit 323 $693. Court eIther before service on days prior to the time of public ____________________ All makes, Incl. Playrrj Petitioners' attorney or tn Remodeling and Repairs. Room Southwest Volusia hearing Tuning.Repair,Ioi.9 ______________________________ I ? Bedroom Adults Only mediately thfreetter; OthtrwiSe a ad4itio.n Fully, Insured. Good counties An automobile DATED THIS 19th DAY OF Central Heat & Air Conditioning Park Avenue Mobile Park defàuft may be entered against $'OU NOVEMBER, 1971 AC. references is helpful but not Jim Trego, 371 0209. ' For free estimates. call Car 7515 Park Or iv, 372 2341 for the relief demanded in the (OFFICIAL SEAL) essential, The ability Pressure Cleaning Harris,at SEARSiflSflfond petition. to operate a camera 1771 Park, Ave- --Furnished garage Phyllis Jordahl, can buy ualilymerthandseal Witneslmyhlndand officialseal makes the job more City Clerk a budget price en you shop the apartment $(Smoflfhor$25 week. 04 laid Court tP FALL CLEANING 15th day Of interesting and Profit. Want! Altamonte Springs, sall depojit, Orlando, $51.1 NOvember, 1971 "Irnpac"WashLSpra.Klom ON RESERVOIR able Apply in person Appliances Florida Exterlorwalit, eaves, patio, walks & Arthur H (lets .?h Jr LAKE t Tom AikCflS. Editor, I Bedroomupstairs apartment Nv 71 1911 U Removes niicThw, fungus, of the Crcu.I Court .1? The Herald offic, DEH lights, water turnithed $$9,5) mud dobberi, wasps & Spider Seminole County, Florida 300 North French Ave. FulIL1neC,E Appliarcès mo Heater Cleanmg ults 3?? 7296 otter I webs. 3770)97. By' Elaine RiCMrde IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 01.2-3 Bedroom Apts. Sanford. f-lease do nut S,n'orct Electric Company __________________ ___________________________ ____________________ FOR telephone SEMINOLE COUNTY, 753? Park Drive,)?? 15.67 •Swimming Pool Deputy Clerk FLORIDA Roofing 3? OIL HEATER CLEANING I Houses Rent (Seal) Tennis Courts Case No. 74 I!43.CA.09.A _______________________________ Evening Herald Route LL RALPH DUKES Unfurnished DIVISION A *Fishing & Boating 173 595.4 Auto Edware. Jones, Esquire PAP AMERICAN BANK OF can t put the car .n he garage Si'II Available In Sanford. Short mileage, Altamonte- 3 brom, 2 baths, Dlsposals t wo hours per day. Good car, and CARROLL & JOPIES.P A ORLANDO, (l.A fOrmq'cly known no lOrer needed items with a fenced yard, enclosed garage, $700 cash for bond and weekly paper AA N highway 17 92 sm,tl (lassited Ad brings bi. Dlshwashers as CIti:en National Bank Of Classified Ad in the Evening [and Clearing ] mo $310960 bill is a'l that is needed to get into rCturns Tr ce and see CoIl )77 ____________________________ Cs'.at.rry, Florida 37707 Orlando. Herald Dial 327 7611 or $31 999) to Drape a very profitable and secure P" Attr9y for Petitioners Il ur 431 99?) place yours Plaintiff. Bedrooms, 2 baths, central air, busins 1 PubliSh: Nov. 21, 2!. Dec. 3, 17, 1971 _________________________________ famIly and utility room. $195 Contact MARSHALL W PERRY aridMYRA -' &A8ACKHOESERVICE SANFORD 323.7900 j Month plus utilities. Sanford, 321 TheCircutationtepi. Beauty Care ELAIPIF PERRY- JERRY M. I Li'rcirnq, septic tanks, fill dirt, 0402. THE EVENING HERALD GARRETT end SUSAN C driya,s All kinds of digging r— — — — — ORLANDO 345.5555 61 GARRETT; DO NALD GUBER and 777 91;7 or 3733983 Real Estate Associate wanted for a 3 Bedrooms, air Conditioned, kitchen ANN (eIThER. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Custom made Drapes and Bed — 90ulpped, plenty of room, last growing agency, specializing — Spreads, Quality workmanship, (formerl y Harriett's Beauty (bolt Defe..nts OFF AIRPORT swimming pool. 372 9141. in subsidized homes. Call M. Dorothy 519E Pine Bliss. NOTICE OF SUIT ____________________ I 3493425. UNSWOPTH REALTY, 3736041 , To Jirry M Garrett and 3rrn 2 story, central heat & Susan C. Garrett air, 2 car garage, references iiiLawn . Lady for light housekeeping,) houri till Landmark lane ctn upand haulIng liataified Ads are hereto help you required 5190 lit & last $100 Carpentry per day, I or 3 days a week. Own I (asr't',ecry, F 1o.'itj', _______________________________ huy. Sell, rent or swap at a low security. 377 7399 Crt tinin or monthly 3230558 transportation 377 3.15.5 1 1 (h:tnt't, in a 1111111ssosss~ (Oil h.l,. 'i U P ace yours -Carpentry- Small job spc'ciausts Martitalt W. Perry Call 1722611 or 83) 999) errv Addi?ion Experts - 65 Sales - BROKER)?? Plights373 11 61 or 323 9007 — - h You Have An Eye For Garage-Rummage -. 54 Below Wholesale, while they last American of Martinsville, solic oak bunk beds, 5)00 set; wilt matching desk, chair, night - stand $200. AT NOLL'S STORES There's, One Near You I 100 25th St 177 6655 377 21II - Sanford, Florida ., TAFFER REALTY A. A. McClanahan After Hour 11 Can't put the car in the garage, Sell REALTOR ,, 377 399 32706 of no longer needed Items wit,ha-Classified ad in the Ever Herald, Dial 372 2611 or ting * * * * Deltona * * * * $3) WI1.'O Place yours, 7& Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YCIU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. Ni 41 3 and 4 bedroom homes, Ii,,, to 2 Houses for Sale baths priced from $22,850 to $75,100 on large wooded lot. Sell LII' Altamonte Lake-- Vacant tar( e ) pays all closing cost. VA, FH. bedrooms. 2 balh, carpet, cent ral heat, family room. Easy ten Conventional loans, Builde ns$7,500 867 0709 Deltona, 901.719-2280, Orland D. 3133 173 1336, Miscelleippous For Sale Michigan Widow looking for boai7I Jim Hunt Realty room for winter with ano the. widow Call 322-17i5 2571 Park Dr. "d Duplex,2 bedrOOm, air conditioned, adults preferred. 372 6670 or 373 Sand lewood Villas FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 1587 Write P.O. (lox 1213 of Houses for Sale I,, -. 1r II Ads - So Houses for Sale -- If.NT:t. ,'F'ARp,i,(',j 4 Directory 41 Casselberry; 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. Only $17,750, A very good buy. T er ry Realty, REALTOR, 671 0711. 1 child or Other woman School and Shopping cent er . DELTONA- Beautiful 1, 2. or 3 bedroom. Heat & Air.. Nice yard. Economy prices from $133 mo. N I5C Move in today. (9w) 7753363 or (305) 571-1040. Unfurnished Want - - 01135, 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. 7 car garage ifl saviors Air, carpet, self-cleaning oven. Almost new. 3fl 872$. Apartments Rent 30 The -U Woman would like to shar,6r Furnished or unfurnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 323 7920, After 5. 37? *7' Rent Ad DEG 151 - 1. li. eOO' unlurnilhed house. 2111 Orange Ave. $150 Month. No PCIS: 3270271. - "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose acain when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delityt Just dial 3222611 or 131 9993. To place your low cost wont _ P For families or friends of problem fbi Rent Unfurnished ____________ drinkers For further information ca ll 423 1587 or write S,ntord Al Anon Family Group P.O 553. 1lntord, Flit Houses Situations Wanted Nice large air Conditioned room, men only. 3fl-fl29. 111 Myrtle Ave., Sanford ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON - Thursday, Nov. 21, 1974-118 - L_____ 0 C:~, %i7 - tow'ers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3701 S TOYOTA 44 Corolla 1600 2 Door Sedan, Price 271 1P. 0. E. Orlando Drive, 3237150 -, It you have an eye for real value, you'll eye the classified ads regularly Sewing Canw~ smn varning • bLiddt'rh,'ihjt'., I £_-A sure thaRk*)nIj( p . I - I 1 I . r !tJUiJi irasw1re. .4,, ' ,4'çç iflu1t'St1Ofloruii - T jfl (1)U ()" , ~. 111' I - ~q~;Vljrdztlor American I CanccrSockf Free .i .- too Home Fast Robinson Street, Orlcndo, Florida 3'1 and fIle, original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before the 16III day of December 1971, otherwise the Allegations of theComplain W taken as admitted and a tudgmrt ,lay be rntee against you for the fl the Comp)a,sf y,tT([55 my hand hnd teal of Pest - - Trrt r ' ART improvements Corp, 'y Remt it4 Custom Work. Licensed.Bonded. 9r estimate. 373 _._ V Bathroom C1bin.t. lops, Sinks- 'ntatla$ion 'a'lob? Ptd (ObeIf 377 805? '- - I . UOWNPFSTCONTROL 7(A7 Park Drive 377 $443 PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger licenSed Residential, Commercial Frrr'FH;m'it, Ph 112617.1 Well Drilling P ______________ ' ... "~/, kI ~ ,,~, I/ " , ~ F___~~ - adq '. tPt ' get a fair ycur I Ads - price when you neh" in 6 1914 I W 2nd St TO L ST. TOUR PUSINSS.,. - .,Ip _=~_ __*~P~-_----_-W.-%.. -_ - .-.~ 6 i: or' I 9993 I .., Our I -1 e Additions Country 0 .-jl .111 CO I M Appointment TRUCTiON Inc. 7 ~ lw, 75th Sanford, Fa. -- 41 - State Rd. 427, 2.3 Ph. - So . . . come see HOW MUCH Car TODAY! SANFORD Based on a Comparison of featuring LOWREY OR G ANS Is coming (slow-s" to the (305) 323.8160 834.2299 CARRIAGE COVE 322-3103 14 ltamonte Mall A manufacturers retail prices ECONOMY TOYOTA HWY 17-92 AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD 322-8601 -- . - - -I" ,- ~1 ~ _ __ _~~ ~ - ~ - . -~ " . . . =. -~~_ -~__ - your money can buy lot of car for a little price! miles east of 17-92. - up to can't afford to miss! a locking gas cap. Corolla 1600 is a I now available in 'tanfordsfir?est family park. Come out today and reserve your Choice lot, - ed" at a price you - Orlando - brakes, cigarette lighter, and even Open Club. Call For 71 N only $35 Hest lot selection NOM SOFDISTINcflON Built With Pride By Remodeling - window defogger, power front disc Rentals Irsim Of Loch Arbor - 372 6432 0 DIAL ~ JU.tJU4UL(4LI ~ , I ;::''cr:ar P071 r)E H I? [,i~ le- ~ go SUPPLY CO I MOBILE HOME PARK Now All lypesandsizes WCtfPifldSet'%,iC, "don't reclining bucket seats, rear % __________________________ You I W__,_/11 and SAVE . $6001 ALL 174's quick acceleration, roomy in- "Drastically ReducIt's a small car with big ideas like P Take your pick amazed by its excellent handling, tenor, and big-car smoothness. __ - I- ~ 11 '\=/' Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Nc't P wePe'st Control ti101, uOl$ Ave 76, Sanford.3773070 ifchen , I Controi _________________________ - _ I (5400 i I HOvrtyor Estimales. Quality work, reasonable 323034$. VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Panetng, Custom Carpentry. No job smai Licensed I Banded. 377547? ,' otsing A' : ' rCi.r1 Oerog,tted - Wall Papering PAINTING, 10 years erperience. _-_ You are hereby tt,l,ed that a CCi'rflfl?t FOVCCIOS.e Mr'tgage has oeen filed against you and you areriredtowv!1com9 od YOU, defense's, if itey to it on the Plain '-tt r='tri"J J ' s I .' - - Yrs Exp 3734113, CàSwlbe'cry, Plot-ida trr, . - I inswaiiwjncr I chjs' j I wart or mole. . . , (j I if $ dth'w I 7' Heart Cypress fence Post. $1.73 each at Osteen, 372 $861 ' 3. Unusual blevdingor I = Painting I It I ....._ ,, - "v' Test drive this spunky Toyota Sedan for a big Surprise! You'll be -c- -- , ,- " ' $31 2920 Jiiwii Care SignalS ii MAUL AND FLEA MART 041 Hwy $797 Open Sal &Sun 95 - t._=..,.__,.,,,__ ,,,.._. . �WOMEN l.__i__ fI._..IJ f __1_1 l L._1_ . LI_ •P% Ikenobo Master Dazzles Deltona , , Say No Thanks Small In stature with soft Ikenobo Institute's exhibit at assistant professorship; Myrtle day, and the Thought for the Takeko Hell, Mrs. Anne eves and a winning the World's Fair in New York Dring, teachers certificate; Day by Mrs. Luell a Dfrksen of Boyden, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, brown 8 ABIGAIL. VA BtRF:N j smile, Prof. Yoshioka is a City. Ruby Peterson, 5th certificate; DeBary, wife of the late Senator Mrs. Irene Bell, Mrs. Isabellè The professor Florence Mrs. Shingetsu Yoshioka a senior young 64 years old. Fifty of was instructed Lilian Johnson and Isobel Dirksen of Illinois. Club Schrock, professor at the Ikenobo tiose years he has given to earlier this year by the 45th Schrock, assistant teachers and president Mrs. Lucille Davis Durand, Mrs. Ruby Peterson, DEAR ABBY: When an interested person asks a question Institute of Japan, was the teaching and practising head master of the Institute to 3rd. certificate; and Irene Bell, was presented and brought Mrs. Mary Croninger. that you consider too personal to answer, what's so smart about ecent Japanese flower arrangements, set up a demonstration and Florence Durand and Rebecca greetings from the society. The afternoon workshop making a coarse reply like: "If I thought it was any of your guest of honor a a r workshop In at present he and th has more than e art of Japanese Bass, 1st certificate. Ot her officers of the society proved as Interesting and business, I'd tell you," or, "If you'll forgive me for not answerin g, cocktail party hostedb lrs one thousand students, ranging flower arranging here In The welcoming address was participating were: Mrs. Elsa rewarding as the morning lta, 111 forgive you For asking' Florida. from youngsters to senior delivered by Miss Rebecca Diaz and Mrs. Selma Bischoff, session and Was attended by ac r d authority on Uoes it boost th e replier's ego to imply th at th e questioner was no, teache The citizens. Some of his students Deltona seminar of th e Bass, general chairman of the hostesses of the day; Mrs. many enth usiasts. panese ' aIftI Ik C(Ja na stupid? How would you like to be disarmed byemark? such a r attend classes daily, some once East Florida Chapter, IkenoboWhat's wrong with a simple reply like, "1 appreciate your flower arranging ) . The cocktail or twice a week, and graduate Ikebana Society of Florida, was interest but I'd rather not talk about it," and then switching the party WQS a prelude to l a dinner students once a month. chosen because Mrs. Davis, for subject to so meth ing less disturbing' and Oriental party given by the I4 'l %ii, , the past several years a Prof. Yoshioka is married CIVILIZED East Florida Chapter, Ikenoboii • r n i, I DEAR CIV Wily thank the questioner for his "Interest" when ikebana Societ}, at the Deltona and has one married daughter, graduate of I#IWIIU, IJ II the Institute A his interest is clearly nosiness? "Why did you daughter and her Country Club. a graduate of the Art Institutes native of China, the talented husband get divorced?" Or, "What's your husband's take-home of New York and Japan. Mrs. Davis was the young wife M Davis is pre'dont (if the Or, " Do .OU (1'l? our hair '."')}Iu doe one r.Ill) lie recently was invited by of the late Prince of China Prof. Chapter which featured , "appreciate such interest?" the Ikenobo Institute to help before It was invaded by the You're 50 per cent right, ho wever,. "I'd rather not talk about Yoshioka and his flower arr angemen ts at a seminar with an exhibit of this Japanese Japanese. it" Is an adequate reply. A highlight of the meeting held Nov. 11 at the DeBary art form in Paris, France's museum, the Louvre. came when the professor Fireman's Hall Before a large famous DEAR ABBY: I fully understand the reasons why first the same time he conducted presented to eight members of 'tF 1 audience, Prof. At d enthralled cousins should not marry in cases where there may be children, Yos hioka made 1() beautiful demonstrations and workshops the chapter their graduation but inmy case that ls impossible because lam66 and hetmyfirst arrangements of his own on the Ikeriobo art. Earlier, In certificates. These members cousin) is 70. . 1 1964, he participated In the included: Mary Croninger, design. We want to marry, but have been told we cannot because it is _,•Jrv .,. against the law in the state in which we live. Is there any state I where we can marry' We will go anywhere. It Is absurd for us to I be denied marriage under the es and we will it the Supreme Court sary. Why should the law make lawbreakers of two respectible people who want to spend the -•' rest of their lives together? . ... IDWVFRS DEAR LOVERS: Before you take anything the Supreme i . Court, talk to a lawyer. Laws differ In various state, and they sometimes charge suddenly, too. I quit "practicing law" a long PALM COAST, Fla. (AP) — "Women were not under- not arrested, only the women. time One of the country's most privileged all these years," Ms. "Prostitution is enormousLsy et feminist leaders Mi ld ll to l.l th e audien audience of immoral, but we see the prosti. DEAR ABBY. In response to that mo th er whose child 4 got , I- I 1 I .I..al says th e Women's Liberation educators, sc h o l ars and In. tute as aiuuiuy a W ' re hysterical when she saw the doctor coming toward her In white ,, a you A al. A,...i Movement is somewhat stalled t e II e c t u a i s. We were not grandmotherly about it and .1 . A coat, u iasut..&cr was guilty o1 unprofessional ,, i "intermediate re not trying -i t° tamp it Mrs. deserved a reprimand from his county rnedical society. Bull ! Davis (left), Prof. Yoshio&a.and Miss Rebecca Bass, seminar chairman In an interview later, the ac- we the period of implementption of (jreaffls, tivist explained some of her A doctor's time ls far too precious to spend trying to humor a our spoiled brat. 46111le social change that has Ifilosophy. "The Women's Movement You goofed. Ten lashes for Abby with a wet tongue depressor. taken place In Cast 10 years was about 15 of us in New York N.J. Is just fantastic, an entire new Qty In the early days" she DEAR N.J.: Before you reach for that tongue depressor, let's way of life," says Kate Millet, said "It was a ridiculously review the bidding: The doctor enters the cxmhftg room and is But she said in an interview small group. But we were the By SHIRLEY WENTWORTH happenings when he visited the others he has spoken to, think greeted by a screaming, hysterical little girl. The doctor gruffly here that the ,present period is youngest, toughest and most Herald Correspondent . Deltona Sportsman Club last that Um combined counties and says, "Who needs this," and stamps out of the room. He return to one of "hesitation and con- radIcaL INTRODUCTORY week. Hanna brought with him not just Sanford should be address the mother In a nasty tone, "Take her home, and don't fusion" for many women and CIds and zoos go together like Joe, a talkative Mynah bird and relied on for Interest and bring her back unless she's really sick. hundreds of J the movement Itself. FLIGHT Fletcher, a charming cougar support as six out of 10 people peanuts and popcorn Many children are frightened at th e sight of a an (g al. 7 III b CU. woman) In a white coat because a painful previous experience. W Sh blames unspecified w.i W&u not be w ho visit What Its leaders — such as and zoos g' together so the kids To Introduce can visit the zoos and see all I'Olfl Sanford . They aren't "spoiled brats," they are sensitive little people, and "manipulative aspects" of the herself, wrlWr Gloria Stelnem, M uch impressed with what deserve to be treated with kindness and understanding. media, the country's economic Rep. Bella Abzug, D-N.Y., and sorts of animals first hand. But they saw and heard the Our Brand "After four years of trying to recession and "numerous little others — are trying to do ,, what If the kids have no more together with their the funds needed," he adL DEAR ABBY: Is there any legal limit to the num be r of times ZOOS to visit, factors" for some of the resist- she says, Is to "actuall y impleNew rugnt teachers, Bob Hellerman, ded, " are at a sta ndstill." a person married? an" among women for more ment some the Ideas of those More than 124 youngsters In Marjorie Bullard, Annibel radical social change. COUNTING Enterprise Elet times." Training ' the 4th grades of the Enterprise T'ropf and Claudia Stearns and DEAR COUNTING: Not it you remember to get divorced letter has been mailed but e whic h Elementary School realizing decided to write the letter lMs. Millet, 40, is a sculptress Despite the problems between "I do's." Program and author whose books include appear to have "temporarily this might ix the case regar- asking funds keep the ZOO students are not stopping there. I They are busily engaged in ''S e x u a I Poll t I cs,'' slowed the drive," she said,, ding the Sanford Zoo, signed a In operation. writing Individual letters to the DEAR ABBY: A widow wrote to tell you how her grown "Prostitution Papers" and there is a significant start to . plea for help to Gov. Reubin According to Hanna, $86,000 Governor to be sent off quickly -' ' children removed all her husband's possessions Immediately "Flying." A resident of New ward the formation of rape con- Askew saying: "We would like is needed — "anci needed hoping that, while peanuts and after he had died suddenly. They didn't consult her (list, and she York's Bowery, she has taught ters, campaignsto d im ü. to have the zoo for children and quick. said close to 100 popcorn will forever go was crushed. at Huntar College, Bryn Mawr he prostitution a for tourists. People in Seminole letters have already been sent together, kids will be forever I understand that. Going through the belongings of a — of A"P00 and the University (Ion that we must do a lot more County, Volusla County, and to Tallahassee regarding the privileged to visit a Sanford Imed tne, keeping sme to cheftsh, giving some to others who of California at on the question of lesbianism in Orange County would like it. It needed funds, and that he and Zoo. loved him too, can be a great comfort in the agonizing stages of would Se a good place for terms of legality." ones grief. Ms Millet said there had research and experiments. She participated in a panel I last my teen-age &n . Steve, in a motorcycle accident. He Little children would likeit very discussion on the under. een • reai sang. played the guitar. and had grown so tall much. It will be safer." The and handsome. So privileged minorities Last weektoge the the Women's many people loved him—and still do. letter was signed wi th love from nd In this nor theast Florida III and I will treasure some of the Items he used in his everyday life. children. -community along with Vernon .-The re is more a con of They life, too. I'm glad no one child did me the E. Jordan executive direc- frontation among us. The idea began when favrT of Let ing ll belongings S'T'S MOM tor of the National Urban "But we've got to the 4th grade team League, nd Dr. Sidney Hook, to atop bustinggirls," she says. were privil eged to hear CONFIDENTIALTO "NAGGER" U4 WATERJ.00K, IA: It's philosopher and teacher .*t "There's a tremendous social Hanna, director the Sanford H okay to nag your children to write their thank you notes. (Very Stanford University. hypocrisy in it. The Johns are Zoo, speak them SlICES few wiU unless they're nagged). But it's not okay to nag them to sit up straight, talk more slowly and distinctly, and to refrain from interrupting when someone else is talking. (An occasional reminder Is much more effective. Constant nagging will cause them to tune you out entirely.) By FANNETIE EDWARDS herald Correspondent -i-.- g1 ______ '—'"' •1 La D -C I.L — ' Hesitation And Confusion - ..---.----.-.. Bug Women 's Liberat on to 77 ago. . e ne a .. , LEARN TO FLY Kids, ZoosGo Together m of e - got get we can get of for to Sirriricr% Inc He can e were part my c -c CD ow Jr., ridr a s 1) get police members of IChUrldche a of to Keystone Probler10 You'll feel better you get if it Elects off your chest. For a personal reply. write to ABBY So' No 69700. LA.. Calif. 9O69 Enclose stamped, self a0drenN en vetwe, pfj,p. F or Abby 's booklpt, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding," to t.o;gail Vin Buren. W lilAy Dc.. Beverly Hilts. Cii 90717, (&. 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In that race, Turner lost a write-in bid for a (D no 1. all Z Cr I a a W Za 0 V 0000 - P .• 8888 (A 44 — r - r r r >00 z tog U, a 0 X X ;a &I Not - %VILL - ;9 to 3 aft ca K (D X • I ar es AI.I V I flo ur rla Trorrr)s rris F'lI L.f responsibility." last three years but admitted ding to revitalize the downtown dollar amount of taxes have are-i." been retained due to increased uga said he'sdisturbed I it pro perty evaluations. appearances by the three In response to Jaycee 's the The count assesses in many candidates before the S8nfOrd- questions, Euga said he's "all property and the city ha no mim ion doesn't listen to the Seminole Jaycees. for central purchasing by control over this, M orris rec mmendations of the city zoning and planning cornSeminole County and municipal noted. Keith hit the placing of a $6.5 commission but failed to raise The ripple in the thus far any issues In the campaign appearance. quiet campaign came during 4on 9 :3 rr 0 "11; tA M 0 N ,, y W 0 P I 2 (D governments but against He called drainage the city's million drainage bond issue the Nov. 5 ballot by city com- consolidation of other functions number one problem. City missioners saying "it w as the suchaspolice protection under voters solidly oneagency. drainage bonds Nov. 5 and " Keith also oid opposition Moms said the city corn 2 a 0 -4 - CL — ri g 0 or 0 mom+ campaign are "keep taxes I ' 9A 000000 ZZZZZZ 0 14 8 __ r. 9 10 CL M M CA I b 10 (D A second city con' )mission seat is up for el ection Dec. 3. Incumbent A. A. McClanahan is opposed b three candidat to police consolidation. mission must still try to solve Alfred DeLatfi beaudiere, Guy "I think we'll 1w forced to 90 the problem. Thornto n and down and no more spending" to consolidated goverment "I .. think—we can still sol%e ' the Woodhouse - 0 city Request Tabled the request wying access to the for Southern . •.- k Rate H ke BellAs s '*- . - . • , 7~ it - U Ny _ — TALLAHASSEE, Fla.. — Southern Bell Iced the .-... (AP) - Public Service Commission today for a $216.5 million rate increase, the largest in the history of the state The firm asked that the entire Increase go Into effect within 3o days, but (f the PSC refuses that, to grant at least an $86 million Increase immediately. The increase would - ' • Ott •. :. - —Boost pay telephone rates from 10 cents to 20 cents. e customers 20 cents IJ each time t hey call informationmore than three times month (owit) Commission Ch airman John himbrough (low er right) addresses Lake Mary council —Increase installation charges from $30 to $60 for Traff ic Stalls Lake Ma res ences a rorn o $68.50 for busknesses. The proposed increases Ofl c mon Y services By BILL BELLVILLE Boulevard. are dependent on whether Government officials and cent directory assistance ditional traffic impact on the I* 4 sector at Lake Mary Ian overpass at the interchange is not designed tor anything but "low density traffic" In the Other concerns, Neiswender heads from said, are: eminole County and Lake — Rhinehart Road and SR Mary were joined by 46A, to the Lake Mary A ndy McCall, representing Bradley and Young. developers o f the proposed industrial For instance, for a g-Carlson Plant property, told the officials his Miami residence, the bergarlson and Scott Elec— Lake Ma Bo ulevard !irn not able to market the present rate of 18.55 would tronics in Lake Mary City hall from U.S. 17-92 to 14. land until the zoning change is go up to $11.20 with the coin this morning to consider the — Lake Emma Road, a two- granted. McCall said he can not and directory assistance inte nsive traffic problem that a lane dirt road ptojt the type of industry that plan and $12 without it proposed ligh t industrial zoning Longwood Hills Road, a Woul d ultimately utilize the For businesses the rateschange rngt cause two-lane road. land The Lake Mary Planning and to County Engineer Bill Bush Department of Tran Zoning Commission $28 or t28.80, has said the 14 interchange at 1.,ake sportation officials at the already approved a change Mary Boulevard is almady meeting 3aid that ac Southern Bell officials charges are allowed. r department — - 41b GO Adjoining ci tizens opposed Recommended ul sal on site, he said Braiky Oam has plans for townhouse uni ts are proposed — Dec. 12 publi c hearings • Officials said Sanford 198 houses, townhouses and for the 19 acres — in the flat were Set for a Conditional use opeUons are expected to start garden-te aparenta on the phase and 130 in the second request in a commercial zo with employes 50 in the tract. Project costs have been phase. The five acres for 1S. Saord Ave. by ne at Richard w plant and 20 in the of fices estimated at $ mithon, commc1al zoning would be a Buck for e of alcoholic — and Increase to 100 in about Odham said the homes will "Mghly controlled, very sub-beverages for on-premises 18month& First year payroll is range from two to f our bedroom dued, formal neighborhood consumption; and for a estimated at $1 million. models expected to sell in the shoppldg area," Urban said. proposed amendment to the M' approval of construction $26,000 to $,000 pace range. A pproved addjUo zoning ordinance off-street plans is conditioned on the 1 — Warned contractors for lots to Dreyfus Interstate parki on ng requl menta donating right-of-way on the Klmco Development Corp. that Development Corporation's dealing wi th changes of use in west side of Airport Boulevard occupancy of additions to Zayre 'Carriage Cove" mobile home buildings and additionalcon.to the city for possible future Plaza Shopping Centeç. .U.& ptrk op SP4V. strurtion. te 2 CL Z 1908 WeSt i taxrniilagerateshae he is looking into "tax break campaigns are based on "fiscal time if elected to the city been lowered each year for the possibilities and federal fun- E - Episcopal Church's annual bazaar. IleraId Photo by Jane Cauelberry) Euga, a retired usa bl edsaid ac both responded that their veteran, said he can work full F awl to get You In the Christmas mood. She has her stocking, but may have a long wait for Santa to pop out of this chimney at Holy c~oss Euga said he's nLnning a Governments "is alreadv rock to find them," of -apparently running without poor man's campaign" with working toward central purSlorris also said the city platforms." little advertising and maximum chasing." commission is vitall' interested Howe ve r, candidates Delbert contributions Morris cited his record of in the deterioration of the ti vi t y in city go v ernment. He downtown business section and Euga and E.O. "Eddi e"Keith _____ -_4 411111111 :1101 WHERE'S SANTA? Edwards of Incumbent Sanford city He also favors "keeping up but It will be quite a few years problems," he said, "and if commissioner John Morris Sanford's fine recreation yet," Morris said, lie noted the federal funds are available Thursday accused his two program, especially for youth." CALNO Council of I ocal the next four ea I'll lift every • 0 MUM:" F-5 0ii C. LL ry > > ;a X X X W I a 2 STOCKING'S READY "'Ile Christy Edwards, 211 year-old daughter of Dr. and Mrs, G. L , (A > M o P En CrA. I" Z Arl a 5' 11" . 4 ~ ~,4 :1 "1 $3 'V 1i F i; n r- *,~; U.}J,1ü I 0 ____ 4 in Turner and seven former assodatesalso face retrial on federal mall-fraud charges. of Jewett Riverside, Calif, after commercial zoning temporary modular facilities - TurrWr was losing candidate for the U.S. Senate narrifnation. 0 so 21 0 0 Florida Steel, a Tampa-based acreage is located west of the site clty drainage plant 17hursday night. company with a $145 miWon a Country Club Subdivisior, north regulations must be met and The L-shaped building will be year business, purchased the 25 cent to the Seaboard Coast acre tract last March for an of Country Club Road and east of Southwest Road. — Recommended city Line Railroad on a 25 acre tract undisclosed price from — Tabled action on a public commiss, 'oners deny a reque,,t on the west side of Airport Fleetwood Enterprises Inc. of hearing on a request for for commercial zoning of lots Boulevard, residential neighborhood Is has Plans to later build a planned unit development The request was tabled already Jim-ted to persimmon district office building at the (single-family and multi. pending a report from city Avenue, heavily traveled arcotner of Airport and Jewett. family) approximately 40 east engineers on the tnctos use as a tery leading to the Auto-~rqln Inter office fa ci li ties will be of South SSMOrd Avenue, south major water recharge area . term inal, and land already elsewhere In the city or in of Airport Boulevard, and north Leonard J. Urban, zoned commercial is available Florida Aut. Atty. Gen. Michael Corin delayed recommending Askew find New York's extradition request sufficient until after the Sept. 10 - traffic arter). Marsh saidFlorida Steel also commissioners zone ... KoscotfanchIses 3 - four larnng of the two-lane 17 9 and AirportBoulevard, Recommended, despite wo be allowed until nd. citizen protests, that city M& said a maximum of 16 scaping agreements are commissioners rezone to Florida Steel Corporation actor-trailer trucks will be fulfilled. The $2 million reictedcommerdaipropeny flclssaidtodaycopjtction using the main entrance daily ping center addition is at the sou theast corner of will start In late January on a fl to the new facility on Mort scheduled open In January. Celery and 1cust Avenues.J illion plant in Sanfordand the . .. • cit~- W. Alford Hs contracted to bu), Reroniniended hwt ',ili l in ixrdt1Qn in Officials said of comm L%s zone industrial the land from Austin iwduly heavy plant equipment U ex approximately 200 acres Developm t en Company as site The Sanford Zoning and pected in May or June r for a ec ently annexed convenience for Seaboard food store Ilanning Commission apCoast Une Railroad and with self-service gasoline proved site development Plans 25 Acre Site Atlantic Land and Pumps. Z-P members warned f o r the 54,200 square foot Improvement Company. fl the applicant that to bui ld on reinforcing steel fabricating now located in Orlando. - stemming from the sale of E0 ByBOBJ.WyD City Editor replace a smaller installation the P boa to r PQ P1 - south judge _ F orid SteeI ToStart $2 Mi11 ionSanford ant FOurth Street arl for f1e Lane. Fleetwood's plans for a acres, and multi-family zoning 1915 West Third Set. Gair The Mee- buildi ng will be modular housing manufac. for 19 acres owned by Jeno F. Daniel said neri of th e mu! nearly four stories high, acturing plant failed to Paulucci at the southwest family zoned lots want to cording to project manager D. materialize. corner of SRM and the property as an office C. Marsh. The faci lity will In other business Th ursday Lane. building site. ord ered I r _ m X 'V 0 V - 0 0 r m ________________________________ - — surrender for arrest on the M -- > • * to m 0 4 . extradition warrant. • ... • on Cc 0 I. several southern states, A spokesman said Turner ' wasn't going to nm away" and Thursday he appeared at the * I ' acationing with Ws family in Seminole Shefrs offi U. • -.. the extradition order Nov. 13 but Turner was reported U — I 0 mr I •M t Z ) 3 la ;a t - contempt of court. A spokesman for State Atty. Abbott Iferring's office said no date has been set for a circuit court hearing on the extradition protest. Gov. ReubEn Askew signed . ,. - face a six-month jail term for R i;7 - m P6 X C p send Turner to New York to P,~J - - Z d. 0 :io amid • Z Inq 30 (A Vi Z P _____________ -- extradition warrant. liitntr wi ll run.1n trt iulL defense attorney John Nuckles co ntests the ft" •— > 1 PR IF" . • m r — • Cr 1p" I Super.saiesman Glenn Turner was released from Seminole County Jail at ford on his o recognizance Th sda) after surrenderi ng g a CL 1A X CL - r 0 its 33P FL afto ev ._ - . o u W. C 105 -w---- i • -- < 4 Warrant g SO 74 flo lu 0 Pr6tests Cr rop I c CM • 0 CL 9 6 n9 P, -, 05 I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Turner C) J:~ 0 71 0 (maw 9 67th Year, No. 81—Friday, November 22, 1974 g]Hleivilol r CON ;a X1 m - 1< Pl rm 0 .4 a 0 0 Eve eel 0 (A P1 WilIU U p -- M —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/. 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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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 21, 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/632ff1731583cc992ff9c323432922d8.pdf 87cb5eccdb25067535c384bc69d8a5a3 PDF Text Text 6B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 Monday, Nov. 18, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY , ç6A ou ) 3"i ii ' O% ') I JY C-LJY \ 4 K 73 86 K Q96 0 %VEST F.AST V9953 AK 104 1083 L_018 byDov.Gr.u. 1WINVADR'SNE WEAPON WAS 1R UR TONJ IT W)IAT I4APPENED WELL,AFTER .,.PRE$IDENTSMrfl4 ANOlflicr SEVERAL SURRENDERED HIM ENDED 1it DEFEPISEAJT 4 S2 0Pj ArL rnr GTM -n INVASION... A 86 Eat-'%est suinerable est North Kast South Pass Pass -. - . ..4 (Q(5Y•.. 0 __ I Ii us TV THE BORN LOSER ' Art Sansom 7 - .- 1 l'as Pass The bidding has been 18 Wel cil North or Fast South .fl-'4jO, . . .' •) ' •I4 ,Ji -i ' IOU ss / 4 TV C 'VI "Sorry You South hold: holds just tour hearts he should find a satisfactory play for the heart game. Jim: "Maybe it works both ways. In any event I watched a young player handle today's . 01 - , by Lorry Lewis , ' C 1) for U 0AAMIT . . • ji i..i i i i rs C jff F.B.I. as the ideal law en- cropping up as city revenues to pay Paul 'process, even with Ned Julian Jr., ruled that the forcwent. continue in decline while the the loan, apparently will con- city, after accept ing a mainFerrell said there money on employes on the payroll remain tinue in the city government. tenance bond for streets in LONGWOOI) — Slowly but hand for social security taxes, at peak level, he said. last Ferrell announced Ingwood Pines subdivision, urely the message is getting employe hospitalization in. Iast week Ferrell recom- the city's Insurance premiurn (-,f must refund a C.1511 per1 ross (its Council r owe , c ithhldir t ' o t , Ii R!4 d th€ ti t tkt i i police SIa,COO kI(l U ti iIflh1Lddt' I) i ur in n L bond posted by have to cut its payroll, probably which must be paid the first of car off the road and lay off for met. With only $4,258.58 in e builder Al Stolle more than a early next month and almost December. But, he added, there three to four months car's general year ago certainly in the area of police is no money for salaries. four patrolmen. Although Ferrell's recommendation, Through an error, it was protection. Scott said today, the loan will Ferrell received no support transferred $10,000 from two explained, the ,000 cash bond Bank loans, fund switching solve the city's financial from colleagues at the meeting, water department accounts, was placed in the general fund and prayer have all failed to problems only temporarily Scott in dicated today he favors thus depleting that fund as well, and spent for city operation, iase the fact that, as Cou since It must he repaid within 90 the proposal. To compound the money rather than placed in an escrow cilman B.11. Ferrell has been (lays, Other troubles will be The "borrownhig from Peter problems, Acting City Atty. account for safekeeping. warning for weeks, the city's treasury is for all Intents and purposes empty. The city was given the choice ng Monday night of rushi through another short term loan or "giving city employes two weeks v acation without pa in December." Neither struck the City Fa thers as desirable; another loan would only postpone the $ . financial crisis and the layoffs would almostceriliu) hit the week, B&len - A-- JACO8Y MODERN " book to. "Win at B:sdgo. (ciO this new-VOIDI). P.0 Box 489. Radio City Station- New Yolk Y 100 19 - that . . . . (' 0 I) . __________ -. -. . e.,. _______ I ) . . — ( -. .-, -' - -7 N -- by Garry Trudeau . , re .rst1tzuwrs4rmrsAs q 7M7.A1L I/4YtiO.S4Y ht)\(, (i Afi4 bvrra4vi &. / 7.(LJiA6 Cr aw L'3 _____ was Herald photographer - ', fund, council, on - The only thing this "wise guy" chimp painted Bill Vincent — throning the wet brush at him , () woo herald Staff Writer $ ____________ .1 II ____ I Answer Tomorrow Send $ RO9.l rPA DOONESBURY STREET, AUSTlW •u rEr'twwt+t , By DONNA FFS - ON WALL 0 ui , h 1r * IH I'( your partner has bid four spades to pass the buck back to Vou. do you do now. play out his ace and queen of spades." Oswald: "That was certainly a good start. Most players would have retained the last of the three high sTades in their own hand. After that the 4.1 By FUNNY BUSINESS instead of bidding four hearts t CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS u i._j 0 .. . I. u to leave early, Ed, but Millie's In training... TODAY'S QUESTION four-spade contract. He ruf fed h e third heart and proceeded I P ' 34 , , and know that he isn't guo'J' t A I\I# r , Oswald "I think I put it the I i• I ,. _____ r Jim: "I remember you told me once that is was possible to watch a man play just one hand and know that he was a good - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - F 6 Opening kad - K ". Helaki 67th Year, No. 78—Tuesday, November, 19, 1974 14 l'as 24 Pass I1i'J?1111l trick #J54 __ . 95 72 " BLt)DSHED! 2 4K 10732 OUTH - _ trwnp break would have led to set, provided East ruffed in on the third diamond." Jim: "It became obvious that South knew what he was doing. Ile didn't even pause after West showed out onsecond spade the lead. He just started on diamonds and let East trump in hen he wished." Oswald: "Tolorestall.sonie mail.Westcouldtiaveshiftedto i club at three and spoiled South's party, but that does not rcfk'U it all on Souths cxrelientplay." NORTH ____ [rJ ALL.EYOOP _ WALD and H - Mob WIN AT BRIDGE _ \ by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL Mort Walker -- police department, a particular a ___ 1 I \ X - Sheines'As Photo ra rips [iIPiiJffIJJJ — - 61-ONnIF 'It' Il1 TH C SC ... A 'I I VMATSYD,..RFAO1TEPOEM S M.UM5AD MrESIDENT OP OUR Poerpy i v ,-'-.' DONE L! \\ - / . Chic Young tOs4&VE. SSP. FET c ---v- - )-. - . - - -- --•- 1 TUMBLEWEED '4-.1 I F41JAMAS": ii wmin LaisI-r , I ( / I ' — - 3 i .-.-. (7';z' ____ ... .-.- ) by Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY I' \ so I SAY,S'r THS AN'14E CCMES CWCK, JUST A HOW A50UT LETTING US GET IN A F MXJVE .. p,Qaqp SOKKY 4\A5UT mA.T) THE ST1ON 2 Ii -A— - '4 MR GRUMIBLY, THE u_iS ____ , . . 1:7 DON'T TWEY KNOW TI4ERE'S APSI NERGV CR15 GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE SAYS rr TO COLD OUT TWEP - ',__' photoaphers clicked away, .- a MNOPoUZNG I A StoW 9 " by Al Vernwer (WWAT HAVE I A BuPJCH OP SISSIES -) ' .' - (cow TIT I . / , . - :. . ,wrapiier , in or e., andHeraldphotographer DIil Vincent drew u duplicated here In Sanford had the same assignment, with Instructions to "do it in ultimate results it was a lot of monkey color" f r a frontpage shoL. bu3inem. %4o and a half hours later, Vincent It seems that problems facing Ortgontans t o the- rwiwaper, eoaklitgwet and and timse here In Florida run similar pat. terns, they're also having fmancialtruui>le breath. operating their too. "They ate Uw*ter color ,t" was the So, to relieve the burden three chimoffered that his assignment panzees were put to work painting murals for was not a glowing success aprhr1sunas sale In the zoo's gift thop. To add Insult to injured photographer's The zoo Is not counting on the chimps' pride. the chUnps dipped their brushes into production to straighten out its budgeL One chimp removed the paper from the the water and then shook them dry in the direction of a very distraught camera hawk. wall, punched a hole in it. fitted it around her neck and pranced about her cage as chuckling There is some consolation, however. On fl ,uC . - I' '- 'T,171—_ I \ Don Schreiner, hardest. Council Vice Chairman I1.A. Scott said he has negotiated a 90-day loan with ComBank C-asselberry for $16,000 at six per cent annual interest. Eight thousand dollars of the loan Is already earmarked for in. surance payments and the balance was originally borrowed to repay the Department but may now be placed in the general fund to meet the payrolL Scott also reported that I V I'.Ji IF%y , i the West coast they have a chimp which has a The remaining two other chimps reacted vocabulary of 24 signs for conversing with in practically the same "uncooperative" humans. Fortunately we don't have such manner, talent here. . . or we might still be searching Meanwhile, Sanford zoo director Jack for photographer last expressing a Banns was contacted and after having the west mast production explained to him, agreed to "give it a try here in Sanford." - -. seen displeasure with the chimp.. - using sign language only photographers would derstand! 10 Ic WINTHROP ( by Dkk Cm[U ir ii ( ROIJ- CHIPS... BEG! f I'M AV1NG ALL MY 1RIO(S W -A \ ____________ -. H ((IT WANTED ME TI) AACHIE I TAKE W#ERE P-SAVE HIS YOU BEEN CAR BUT U WERE1 T HE SAID t WAS / TO THE AMBASSADOR FOREIGN AMBASSADOR /5 96 HAD TO TAKE A CAB AT TWO ' I Ever try to beat the phone or of being delivered "postage someone could forget to put a stamp on a letter, so we urge your bill with no postage on the Postmas!er George Coleman mailers to be sure that a correct envelope? of the Sanford Post Office said return address is on the en* was being in selope, Postmaster Coleman Or maybe you Just forgot to the new stamp a personal letter. stitated because of the high said. The old post office always coALs of deliering postage age uue as er comes through and delivers for mail. Officials estimate that Christmas season is rapidly policy 1 AAISTER ATU / ______ ______I / / '' you, right' Wrong. CAPTAIN EASY MY 5T4R '15 EASY Our U - ______ r .1 I by EEK MEEK - - / I LR . 1 b _______ For —A II', _________ f V111 SWRT RIBS A"dl M A r1NG IT WAS U1 A V"T)ON OF 1WE ANTROSE ORDW4CE? OF UREp&'T I • by Frank HID 0' AW #T/ .4 Ka TM WWI a q 1 / TERRIN ) I 1 V wi-it ib -C 1;i _J -. - ----- -- - --- - -- - - - - - -- ---. - I, -- - - ------ ---' ----- . -=- _-__: - - --- -= ..- - =---- ------------------------------ - - ---------------------- _'- - -. —a •-- - ' imp A. I .. Aim DRIVER Emergency crews work to extricate Annette SorreUs Jones, 38, 615 Beth Drive, Sanford, from wreckage other car Monday night after bead-on collision th a e. State trooper P.C. Wright said the northbound car veered off Orange Boulevard, Paola, north of SR44 and traveled 300 feet before sbiking pine tree. 511s. Jones was Usted In "fair" condition today at Seminole Nlemorial Hospital, PINNED IN WRECKAGE Sanford. e ia e e s xc usive Casse err Re use Pact y BIU, BELLEVILLE staff found the firm to be the paving of an additionil already expects to pay sM,0oo Herald Staff Writer "lacking in many areas," and stretch of Crystal Bow! Circle for the cooperati ve pasing of Ilids for exclusive garbage disqualified their bid. The estimate would also include Lhe initia't road Section. After scrvice In the city of Industrial representatives at a for sidewalks on the the work L3 completed, the Casselberry were awarded to the meeting strongly protested portion of the road that the council will then hold a public lt1iab1e Garbage at a Monday the move as damaging to their county is now paving—from hearing to announce the ght council meeting. firm, and indicated to the Winter Park Dri v e to the assessment tha t resi dents aiong The aids, which call for a council that they may take legal Casselberry Elementary the road can expect to pay. • Inf Fl 9 hter , "Naturally we realize that Christmas", Coleman said. twie-a week garbage pickup action against them with two cans each time and a The three-year garbage once a week trash pickup, contract, also provides for the provide for a H monthl y fee. pickup of additional cans at .7 QXV ' ' cf y?1' School—under a cooperative The Paving was initiated by those residents, who have Under the county's road complained that the dirt road paving policy, their roads teathng to the school is unsafe county-city program -- - Or_ 3-' r Panel Nixes Bu ilding French Index ......... 3B ...3A ._6A 3A 5A 311 Television - I Reliable, one of several cents a container. It does not department would do the work for the children traveling to and companies vying for the co cover commercial accounts, on the section beyond the school from school tract, was not the low bidder which are negotiable and the city would pay the The entire city Election Ilvad your local news InduitrialWastelAanagement Also Monday night, the entire cost. Board was re-appointed by the of Orlando offered the service council directed City IManager An estimated cost of the council, with Robert Morris as wa(rh for out-of-season sales, wnsive item. at the lowest bid, but analysis Harry hug to obtain an paving of U additional stretch Elections you need an exl Clerk, to officiate at .is an h air SU( SeminoleCountywillbeone flhe themeoiusiampisa IhIn't hwgot coul)(111 1 of five areas in the entire (love of peace on a weathercountry to carry a new ex* 4 4 vane, which was made for but use discretion. lk)n't clip perimental ,self sticking" George Washington in 17117. vitul yins for itenis you wouldn't )buy. Yiiu wtin't ImChristmas stamp. Two other Christmas stamps, "rdmaril O's Ii VA It it) y saving monm if coupon., The stamps — 50,000 of which 1 ,10, without the self-adhesive backs stretch your rotvry list mwill go on sale in Sanford alone or pre-cancelled marks are also stu.ji for the permit in July, pending on the 9,000 square foot lots, and AssOCIatt's. By SEAN CODE a S~Jnf ord.tjasv(l I of trim N our Ludgvt. have it peel-44f wax baCkIlli" available: it Currier and Ives roccipt of it recommendation irregular corner lot sizes as engineering firm, dated July I Ilerald Staff Writer , lithograph and a 15th century flav*e you tried inam transit" from the city engineer, Cal reasmu for withholding ap. 1974, said the proposed partial Any tips for saving energy in,i altarpiece. Conklin.The builder sued the prosal of the ans that allows the a d hesi v e stamp paving of the property does not An oerflow crowd listened city _________________________ to stick to stamps, car The se lf-adhesive pale in comparison in September and the court with letters. Ineastwt up to state and county intently Monday evening to the ruled an appeal to the board of t I t on of this iiieti Council Informed the corn stan The stamps are also pre- distributed to the entire Central dards.Also the existing continuing saga of HJK adjustment was in order. With pany, represented by Kenneth Florida area, are being used to travel. cancelled and their letters wiH problem of drainage on Country Builders Inc., attempt to that avenue now blocked, the Bucklan, to approach the Club Road is not have to be processed by post test reliability and ac- Energy consumption per also mentioned. acquire a building permit to only alternati%-e is to return W lilanning and zoning board, an passenger mile for a large bus 4A office machinery as do other ceptability. Around The Clock and the letter, signed by Paul is 50 per cent Ims than for a de velop a 24-lot subdivision in the city council. instruction wWch the company E. 811 letters with uncancelled Bridge Porter, said no provisions typical automobile carryint: Ike Mary. did not foflow, according to postmasters made The issue first arose remedy. four passengers. request for a Francis Jenior, city building Erosion control, necessitated In what may have been the January. when the Crossword Ptazle Dew Abby Dr. Crane Dr.lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituaries U -- - ..-. cost "Postal _____ y 4 1 Lake Ma AP AM= -• - Stamps t7 HOwie Schneider .-' - the _____ F Postal officials will attempt already passed. to the dead letter office, instead _______ ______________________ 80PY01A Mo.. V • r PP ER u too. ULV 5Ec L IT FER LOOK.ME REAO I M V %E WAY MCLEeouMo by Crooks & Lawrence O ii \VO5H ow I ____ 3 66 residents, considerably Wgher than the one officer per 500 citizens indicated by the Postal Service will no longer to find the sender if there Is no customers are urged to mail deliver mail that has no return address, but Ure 11 the packages early again this postage. The letters will be b an additional fee for this year so that we can del1er all the mail in time for a Merry either returned to the sender, or service. ____ I chief and lieutenant, for every such costs come close to $18 approaching and deadlines for million a year. some overseas mailings have Beginning Nov. 17. the U.S. ________________________ -- Delivery! electric company by sending in due." by Bob Montana I J — -r ARCHIE A COMEBACK. SPISAIII "I No Postage?No a will be sending a sizeable d)ec to the city for property tax re venues by mid Decembcr • But that will be too late for th e ear ly December II" Ferrell replied. Even layoffs will create financial problem for the city. Under the law, the city must Pay full costs of unemployment compensation to city emoyes No money was set asWe for unemployment compensation In the budget which went into effect Oct 1 The city's latest estimated population, 5o0, appears to have centered attention on the pohce deFQrtment as the first target of the layoffs. The police department has 24 full and part time employes, including 15 officers with arrest powers. That breaks down to ont, Aa .- - = --- -- letters bearing these starn IS together, wit str Wind, in order to save postal employes time. Because of their pre-cancelled nature, the letters bearing the stamps should reach their destination sooner than other letters --- - 1 ------------- __- WARM I U) Ilm drainage problem on last chance for the developer, building permit for the Crystal r nc a t ectys ar of Appeals and -a e inter omes Project in *oW Street is The issue surfaced again in alSo cited as a p roblem invetoed the the v!ciWty of Floyd, Gtxxlhart (Have you a clevef *By to W- Adjustments June, at which time Jeni merg y 0r tight innation? send viv proposal. sufficiently addressed by the and Frederick Avenues was recommend developer. made. At that time, Conklin the plans The Herald The bell Ideas will be adhered to the city's This was the third step In the wrote council citing the uied in future columns, swrv. but It has not been determined if *t won't be able IC A0,110WItft- builder's quest of the elushe developer's intent not to pave engineering specifications. HJK Builders will appear on the receipt) permit Council tabled a motion the streets use of septic tanks I Aletterfrom Clark, Dietz and Dec 9 cit council agenda, 4ii 1 --Weather details on PS 3A •- . - - - for its ____ * -__ _-_, • -'= -=- -• -=--=:---=-- - __ -'- - _F -_ ' - - ,, . - 1* - . -- - - - V_: �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, H. i Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1974 ___ 1141AI IU114 ~ I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. j El IN BRIEF Dairy Cattle Slaughtered Refusal of Sanford city commissioners to expand a contract for out-of-city water and sewer service and an annexation roadblock may have killed a developer's proposal for a 180-acre planned residential community at Sanford. Newburg Development Co. Proposed to annex the acreage cast of SR427 (Old Orlando Highway) at the city's MOUNT VERNON, Wash. (AP) — Newborn dairy bull calves In at least one Washington county are being slaughtered at the rate of about 100 a week because there is no market for them, farmers say. Though less publicized than recent beef cattle protests, dairy farmers say they face the some sort of price squeeze. Farmers say they barely cover feed costs when they sell the animals. Danny Miller, whose Burlington farm is one of Skagit County's largest dairy operations, recently went to market with 13 three-day-old calves and a 10-day-old calf. Eight of the newborn animals sold for $1 each, three for $2 each and two weren't sold. The oldest sold for $5. The $19 Miller received Just covered his sales yard charges. The money went for brand inspection, veterinarian and state beef council fees and a $9.90 commission to the auction yard. '1 would have gained $48 by knocking them In the head." Miller said it cost him $34 for feed and hauling for southeast border but officials said Monday the tract is contigious only by corner's of two other triangular Newburg parcels on each side of the highway and therefore doesn't meet annexation requirements set by state law. In Oct. 1973 the city agreed to furnish water and sewer service to a 40-acre Newberg tract where 125 single family homes were proposed just outside the city. There was no time limit In which the developer was to work and subsequent changes in state law have made the contract of no value, according to City Manager Warren Knowles. The utility hookup was to be at the city's boundary at Dreyfus Development Corporation's "Carriage Cove" mobile home park. Monday night Mark Hagler of Newburg told commissioners the ILrnl ha_sat been notified that Dreyfus has finished utility Embassy Incident Ends installation so the hookup can be make under SR427. He said money for the utility lines tas been set aside but mortgage money for construction on the 40 acres isn't available. Hagler asked for an expansion of the contract for utilities that would enable the firm to buy an additional 140 acres. He said the total 180 acres is proposed for annexation and development as a Planned Unit Development of single family homes. Hagler said insurance companies are willing to finance such larger residential developments. City Commissioners voted not to expand the utility service contract and noted the property realized she had won a million tax-free dollars in Canada's Olympic Lottery, she called her boss to tell him she no longer needed a raise. But the 40-year-old mother of three said she has no intention of quitting her Job as a $133.aweek teletype operator. Mrs. Robb, speaking to reporters at her Hamilton home, said she didn't initially realize she held one of the two numbers announced Monday night for the grand prizes. "I thought I'd won $100," she said. "Then I realized all (six) numbers matched and I tried to telephone my mother and I couldn't dial the number." Mrs. Robb, who was separated last week from her husband, said she will invest the money. "And I'll get a new car a little compact, I guess," she said. The lottery, the third in a series, Is expected to add $30 million to the Olympic fund. The first two Olympic lot(cries contributed $52 million, still wouldn't meet annexation law requirements. "I can't see how this would benefit even one city taxpayer," commissioner A. A. McClanahan said. "We're not in the utility business in the county." Commissioner Gordon Meyer said he's opposed to furnishing utilities to any more large developments outside the city. But commissioner Julian Stenstrom pushed for the expanded service saying "somebody's going to have to furnish utilities here." "Ileression or no recession, I don't think tls area m il talRi still," Stenstrom said. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Watergate cover-up trial 1.5 hearing the last major prosecution vltness, White House tapesonwhichRichardM.Nlzondlscussedoffering clemency to E. Howard Hunt Jr. and also was told "the only White House guilt, culpability, Is In the cover-up." Four conversations never before publicly disclosed were played at the trial Monday and prosecutor James F. Neal said t.cpes of 15 more would be played before the governmenl completes Its case on Thursday. ,. .. - T, . __-_____: ' — - '4, 'jj - - JERUSALEM (AP) Sen. Hubert IL Humphrey has visited Israel's front line with Syria and said he wanted to see how American weapons were being used and if conslgzmts were arriving on sctdnJe The MinnesotaDemocrat said be found Israeli troops on the chilly mountain plateau in high spirits, and he spent several hours Monday at the Ein Zivan kibbutz before flying back here for a meeting with Finance Minister Yehoshua Rabinowitz. - - UMW Contract Troubles WASHINGTON (AP) — United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller may have to reopen negotiations with coal industry representatives before he can sell a proposed new contract to his striking union. Little progress was reported Monday In the UMW's eftort.s to achieve ratification of the tentative agreement reached last week. - .- Adm. Denton Jr. - - — . $5 - --;.. .AL V - PFI... j.-. 'I -,-'--,. Ail , -, I , -. .. / Pi .A4 - I . - . : - r_ -.. - w :_ = ', - -- —- -:- :; . 7. - TOGETI ONII - — . - ----=_ ..-- - -_- - a' i ii, l i p n o nurses i,prno armeta Wong, Marie Aida Carreon, Zenaida Biscocho and Ann (alia greet Mrs. ' Fi - i Spottswood. (herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) Missionary Addresses Rotary Club NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Former New Jersey coprman Ct'neUIII E. Gallagher Is scijedujed to be paroled from the federal prison In Allenwood, Pa., Saturday after servirig 17 months - of a two-year sentence for tax evasion, And former Newark Council President Louis M. 1ww is to be released from Allenwood on Wednesday alter serving sevt'll months of a one-yeer sentence for tax evasion, IIy JANE CASSELBEIUIY Cheater Harrold. said, adding, "some people the uncertain landing co Herald Staff Writer Among those on hand to greet called him a pioneer, but I call ditlons the doctor agreed to go her were four of the Flilolno him some kind of a nut." along. Mrs. C.L (Marian) SpoiL- nurses who are working at She told of a Central Florida While working to clear the air swood, who served with her Seminole Memorial Hospital. cltns grower and rancher who husband for 28 years as Mrs. Spottswood described a came to visit them In the strip, the visitor was impressed miWonary in the Philippines, m issionary as I'Just an ordinary gave a challenging talk Monday person, who Is called on to do was a group of Muslims back in the mountains desperately in need of a doctor. The citrus De"nd District of United pilot and uses his singlee engine grower agreed to take the long the money and I'll build the Methodist Church's Missions Saturatloa Week, she has a special tie as Sanford is the birthplace of her father, and tortuous hike back into the area and clear out a landing strip lot Spotty to land with a doctor. Even after hearing of ool." The next year the mission board received a $10,0*) gift for building the schools from the Layman. I . +-- -_ Cessna 100 to reach remote and Inaccessible areas. He was always going to places marked unexplored on the maps, she -_ _ T+_T -._ * -- - .,._.', .1 Ui n msI4bIinI r, flnttn rrmntv ' -•' -J ' i.ire I erm -- U.) .,,, Uli IL H J rtncinn r-'-'-•' nf flu' qru','Ini iuccinn •-' •'- -- -- __ 4 , - - - -- ___ .- T_= - _=_- OROSCOPE For Wednesday, November 20, 1974 Ci - hr' :it):I , -;;A 1~__ I U 1pwmmlst - _ ', C - - Irra - -- L - _______ Q.is-t- ty prices •piy to mi or ge ge - WITHOUT HAUL lMPNT i"g* d.sgi, mp.rI 4956 stuart I 3 3 t aI Ro.,'io" S11 # Of sing!o O,ia'do Fiv.d, tt D III " I We've purchased truckloads of Westin tory at fantastic savings these will I . I II GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Literature and.or.Free Survey ._ a year at factory direct prices ' S - - % - -.ind ( ,,%'. ==== take it Ii . Li t? - of T _.~ ~ I - L - Westinghouse Completely FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR.FREEZER • FAMILY SIR! 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Hostess. - Evening Heinki HILDA RICHMOND 574 Ltl'.crIp!iot W,Ir's by Carr,r Call (305) 831-3600 - -- ; „, veh) "IN SAME OPENING" 21* Ms.I. 1l.d, C.s.ê.ui. ...- --Il £..L._. 1%MJW 5 CWI UK WC speciai 'i I - 0 __k * -h' w*,~ CARDS tO 8 WithI lins ,mpnitsd _500 _900 _ oj] Wits 2 I,rws ,rnonntd_700 _11+00 _1500 i ll 00 Not i'npnnl.d 300 00! + NEWSPAPER 11atrind : V I " . rfIv'irfn rt o CHRISTMAS CARDS COUNTY'S REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OILHEATERWITH Air it =_-+rr_ - SEMINOLE HEAT MODERN! ,,..If M, ' -. III a1 LVI £UI Your Personalized ir for the purpose of swearing In legislators, including 43 new house members and 11 new senators, and officially electing Senate President Dempsey Barron, D-Panama in City, and House Speaker Don Tucker, DTallahassee. It ('titl(ul.l, lu(;Irtl-:Ic 11111 i 4 Mason said he didn't recall if Boyd asked or he offered to prepare the opinion, "But I do have a distinct recollection it was understood I would put to. gether an outline, memorandum, call it what you want, that would assist in articulating Mason said he had learned the position the court would "from common gossip" around take." Ten days to two weeks later, the Public Service Commission that the court had voted agai nst Mason said, he delivered his the commission's position in the memorandum to Boyd and the case and in favor of the utilities. Justice accepted it. case as friends of the court. He said he and Boyd were old friends and frequent golfing partners, and they had cussed the case on the links in the summer of 1973 after the court heard oral arguments. Order Today! naming the Florida State Uni- session was prompted by the 1st versity Law School after Flori. District Court of Appeal's da Supreme Court Justice B. K. dismissal of bribery, perjury Roberts. and conspiracy indictments The organizational session, a against former Education Cornregularly scheduled affair, is missioner Floyd Christian. FLIGHT , J_ UI £ Iaisiintitrø flnLI .- Evorybody who, anybody is thai.. Printing Is about to begin on the new directory and Yellow Pagis. So remember, extra directory It stbgs cost v.ry little. And if your. n business, you should be in th. Yellow Pages, too. the deadlin e', almost her.. Don't miss It. Coil our Business Off ice now, . ,,E .,nnnrc!,rU UIUII .I 4M A ....-,'. ...'.'..."?, - by the need of the pecple and he to the Sanford Rotary Club. extraordinary things across the In this area as one of the 25 seas in the name of Christ." missionaries taking part in the Her husband "Spotty" is a . Milippines as an interested layman. Word came that there remarked that something should be done for them as they did not even have a school. Spottswood replied, "Give me is_ - ---- ____ - Ak. 11 I •I,n (IU I cl tirtfo r nf h,,insq - ____ - [ - call by Askew to include Public Cou nsel Frederick Kar l's request for a message urging Congress to cut Florida utility costs by equalizing oil prices. And legislators planned to subject of the special session take time out from a busy (all. Schedule to celebrate the 150th - I - - - . iviun uer - - la wmakers to hammer out bill a bolishing the Interama Authority and providing for the state to acquire land previously earmarked for a trade center at Miami. Interama is another WEATHER - -,, NORFOLK, Va. (AP) Rear Mm. Jeremiah A. DentonJr.,commandaMof TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) lgisla tors assembled in the Capitol today to organize for the next two years and convene a next special session called by Gov. Reubin Askew to revise laws on the assignment of special prosecutors. Are Meaning less -- . — i if would try Dekle on the same document wi thout the other side matter, but that trial is to be in the case knowing about it, held In secret. The proposed opinion would Asked by commission attor- have given utility companies all ney Andrew Pattillo Jr. why he they wanted In a case worth gave Boyd the memorandum, millions of dollars. w hich Mason said easily could The case involved whether a be co nve rted to a court opinion, utility could pass its corporate Mason replied: "I thought I was income tax on to customers. doing it as a favor to Judge Mason represented the St. Boyd." Joe Telephone Co. and GUI! Boyd is charged with solic. Telephone Co., two firms who lUng or agreeing to accept the intervened In the Gulf Power Facia l Features — - 41... .....t.l ...I.. 141421. WUUIU II'.I GENERAl. TENDENCIES: Don't be unruly. Show you can be truly cooperative, even though you would rather change conditions around to suit some temporary whim on your part, for that's jw.t what it is. ARIES I Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You're not thinking straight now, n don't push an associate into doing what you think is best, for It is not. Avoid arguments. TAURUS I Apr. 2010 May 20) Don't take chances where your reputation is concerned. A public matter only looks sinIster, but really isn't. Handle it with care, though. , By GEORGE W. CRANE Regardtng the chin, for GEMINI (Ia 21 to June 21) You want to make a radical Ph. D., M.D. example, physiognomists say change and team up with one you think has high principles, but that a bull dog, jutting chin you'd be making a big mistake. CASE C-602: Dorothy fl. indicates aggressiveness, while MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Don't feel you're aged 20, Is soon to graduate a receding chin means imposed upon when you now have to keep promises you've made, from a Business College. weakness or cowardice, but do so conscientiously. "Dr. Crane,” she said, "I am That's malarky! LEOJulyfltn Aug. 2l)Notagoodday to express your views applying for a secretarial For cowards often have with a partner over -come joint project, or you could cause trouble. position with a prominent local jutting chins. Show appreciation. firm. And many of our bravest VIRGO t Aug. flto Sept. 22j The planets could cause things to "But in its advertisement, I people have receding chins, be pretty hectic today, so don't go off on any tangents or your It requests applicants to Furthermore, we have no health would suffer. send in two pictures of themscientific justification for LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Don't run off to some inviting selves, deciding thick lips mean you pleasure which would only disappoint you, but work. Later enjoy "One is to be a profile view are sexually sensuous. economical pleasures. Watch strangers. and the other a full front photo. Nor do beady eyes indicate SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Tact at home prevents a big "This puzzles me, for the Job you are sly and untrustworthy. argument you would later regret. Rid yourself of any cause for doesn't involve TV or any Yet these notions have been friction there. Be considerate. modeling of clothes or apPassed along for generations by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Use care In motion of all pearance in a movie, the staunch advocates of kinds to avoid trouble and expense. Think before you speak, also, "So why this special emphysiognomy, and avoid arguments. p)-Iasis on a girl's head and Mcreover, the bumps on your cAI'IuconN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Any wrong moves where skull do not denote special skills money is concerned could prove very expensive to you now, so Some otherwise successful or talents. double-c heck everything. Follow adviser's ideas. business heads still use an The phrenologists make two AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Don't permit the dark side of outmoded system for picking glaring errors when they think your nature to emerge Just because you feel frustrated and upset. employes, so don't argue with a bulging skull means the brain Think objectively to free self of problem. them! cells underneath ha ve been PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar, 20) Smile more even th ough It depends on physiognomy unusually well developed and discontented if you want th is day to pass without arguments. Get and (facial features) thus may denote musical talent busy at work and don't worry. Trust God. phrenology (bumps on your vs. ma thematical Skill. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will ha ve a skull). Or artistic ability vs. sense of what Is divinely right; th e ed ucation should be slan ted of these have been 59Both mechanical genius. along trouble4hooting lines, but take care your youngster does own to lack scientific And here's why: not stir things up just to prove the ability to straighten them out validity, but their devotees will (1) The brain, like a modern later. Give an opportunity early to work with tools and not listen to logic, computer machine, functions mechanicals to keep the active mind occupied and the itchy So Dorothy's prospective boss as a whole and not just in lingers busy. Most receptive to religion. wants to measure the length of localized spots! 'The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of her nose, plus the width of her True enough, there are ur life is largely up to YOU' eyes, the type of chin she has, certain Incoming sensory areas Carroll Rlghtec's Individual Forecast ,or your sign for December Is etc. for vision, hearing, touch, taste, now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 69, Hollywood. Calif. 97I smell, etc. But your visual center works equally often whether you are an artist or a mechanic, a musician or a taxicab driver. Same is true for your hearing center and the other sensory Ycsterci,'i,s high $1 low this spots' for the brain functions as morning 60 a whole in all types of work. Some early morning and niht INTRODUCTORY 2) The other fallacy re time log otherwise partly cloudy aid phrenology consists of thinking warm through Wednesday. Chance of a few afternoon showers Wed a bulging spot on the skull ne-sday. Highs in the low to mid SOs means the underlying nerves Low tonight In the low Ic mid 60s To Introduce have bulged outward by extra Winds variable around 10 miles per hour iecoming mostly southerly on use. Our Brand Wednesday. But nerves are like telephone Extended Forecasts Thursday wires, which obviously don't through Saturday Florida Chance New Flight grow thicker as more nerve of rain mainly northern and central districts on Thursday. Fair to partly currents traverse them! Training Cloudy with a cooling trend Friday Besides, the neurones (nerve and Saturday. Lows Thursday S(h (ells) of the brain are thinner north to 70s southern peninsula. t. Program Saturday 10% north to 60s southern than tissue paper, so how could peninsula High temperatures such a microscopic layer bulge Thursday around mid 70% north and For fast relief 1 In SOs elsewhere, by Saturday upper 'I1 the bones of the skull? north to upper 70% so uth call the C.s Besides, the brain is bathed in SOsDaytona Beach Iide% for WIid Plt1ItVT1l fluid and any pressure would be nesday high am. 174 0] pm trarksrnttted simultaneously, as low 530 am, 611 pm. Port high II 49 am. Canaveral in a steam boiler, toall wulls of pm I(ItIolt. low 526am .607 pm the container or "boiler." former hospital director Sanford K. Bronstein has become an issue In the license renewal hearings of PostNewsweek's Miami television station, WPLG. The station's owners and the Federal Communications Commission Broadcast Bureau petitioned an administrative law judge Monday to consider Bronstein Is conviction along with a license application by Tropical Florida Broadcasting Co. Bronstein holds 10.81 per cent of Tropical Florida, which wants WPLG's Channel 10 franchise. — Gulf Power Co. has asked TITUSVILLE, Flu, lAP) — A second man has been sentenced to life In prison in the slaying of restaurant owner Carl E. Dykes. Arthur Filmore Jefferson, 33, was sentenced Monday in Brevard County Circuit Court for the Dec. 2, 1973 slaying of Dykes, 29, the son of Mayor Carl Dykes of Hinesvtlle, Ga. Jefferson's brother, Larry Waybe Jefferson, 22, was sentenced in September In connection with the slaying. Post-Newsweek TV License WASHINGTON (AP) — The criminal conviction of By BOB LLoyii commission. The governor sn't In other business the board: association a,nual meeting to City Editor bound by such recom— Heard Ryan report that be held in central Florida and Seminole County Port menda tions and may appoint details are being worked ont SCOPA is the host au thority. Au thority (SCOPA) members an yone he chooses to the po rt wi th SUite Bank of Apopka for a — Was briefed on five said Monday night they won't board. $175,(X)0 loan to finance elect anew chairman and other A nominating committee second phase of a petroleum Prospective tenants who want to lease the former Concrete officers until Gov. Reubin made up of SCOPA members storage tank farm at the Askew appoints a new board has been wai ting since July to on Johns River, west1 7I. Structural Systems Inc. (CSSI) member to replace chairman present a proposed slate of new 4. The loan will be repaid by the building at the port. CSSI Is In Harold Kutner. Officers. lease operator of the facility. tnvohmtary bankruptcy and the building has been padlocked by Kaitner's four year term on "We kept tabling it because Was told fill dirt to raise a federal court pending set. the board expired Aug. 19. He we were waiting for the new will continue, however, as appointment," Donald Jackson the site of a new Plywocld Plant tlement of the proceedings. SCOPA chairman until Askew said Monday. He agreed with at the port is still settling but Attorney Bill Hutchison Is takes action. Kasther that the governor's construction is expected to seeking a 120 day moratorium Seminole County corn- inaction has been embarrassing begin on the Facility in early on prthcl payments on a Jay. missioners normally recom- to the local board. $360,000 bank loan that financed mend Perm= to the governor SCOPA members then told Voted to attend the Dec. 8 the CSSI building. If the ex. for appointment to SCOPA but the nominating committee to meeting of the Florida Ports tension ts granted SCOpA hopes port administrator Jim Ryan hold up its report until a new and Water Resources to have a new tenant in the said that he has no information board member is appointed by Association Inc. In Orlando. building and funds to recover on such an action by the county Askew. Ryan said It is the first those expendej — Cd.,r%J AA .JJEVIiU — — - .- SCOPA De ays E ection , * . . . . Net proceeds from Sanford Rotary Club's recent golf tournament were di vided between three local charities with each receiving a check for $1,100. From left, Rotary President John Mercer; Don JECTS Reynolds, Seminole 111gb School stadium fund; Earl Weldon, Seminole Junior College Foundation THREE PRO (scholarships) Bill Reek, Utile Red School House; and Tony RuuI, program chairman. — ., . . - for in rrnpruPn'v mm — ROTARIANS AID Cornelius . -- — homeowner's bills $5.28 for every 1,000 kilowatts of electricity used. A company spokesman said Monday that the increase would total $19 million a year in the 10 Northwest Florida counties served by the utility, The spokesman said the increase was necessary because Inflation has cut the return on investment and hcreasN! stockholder ea rnings - TOKYO (AP) President Ford met today with Japan's emperor and prime minister and broke through the massive security screen surrounding his visit to shake hands with some of the Japanese people. The meeting between Ford and Emperor HirohIto to the strains of the University of Michigan fight song was the first between a Japanese ruler and an American president on Japanese soil. Though entirely symbolic, it was probably the most significant event of the President's four-day state visit to Japan. As Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger told newsmen, the formal get-together of the two men "is what has meaning to the Japanese people." . - - College here, blinked his eyes and received the Navy's second highest medal. Denton,a prisoner of war in North Vletmm for more than seven years, blinked out a Morse Code distress signal during an Involuntary interview with a Japanese newnan in 1966 On Monday, Denton was awarded the Navy Cross, second only to the Medal of Honor. It described his act as one of heroism." Hug-eyed space alien Is U.S. Army Sgt. John Jenkins sporting e pair of ulghivlslun goggles during , iou al Furl urevly, ia. The goggles, developed by ITT. are also being tested for possible use by victims of Retft'ItIs Piginentosa, a major cause a night blindness. -a-- .- Son.• Humphrey WHAT'S THIS? - . PEOPLE - --.. PENSACOI.A, Fla. (AP) Boyd, who is accused of Judicial misconduct, Mason testified Monday that he gave the memorand um on the case to Boyd at the justice's ho me a fter they agreed Mason would pre pare it. Mason said he later gave a copy of it to Justice Hal P. Dekle, who subsequently wrote t he court's opinion in the case. Copies of records released by the commission i ndicated it Special Session Convenes Utility Asks Rate Hike I6 Ford Meets Hirohito .' ... .• radiation danger than any previous spacecraft when It sweeps within 26,600 miles of Jupiter on Dec. 3, project of ficials report. The robot explorer could be damaged severely that it would be unable to carry out the second phase of Its long interplanetary journey, a dash across the solar system -to -a 1979 rendezvous with Sat. -; BOSTON (AP) With a new title and a new salary, Fanne Faze has made her first sti ge appearance since being stopped by pohce in Washington, D.C., with Rep. Wilbur Mills in October. "The Washington Tidal Basin Bombshell," Annabel Battistella In private life, says she is being paid $i wf.J(Iy for four 206minute strip shows a day, seven days a week. She started out Monday's Pilgrim Theatre performance in a gown of orange, red and plumes and ended it In a Gstring. - II' OTTAWA (AP)— Canadians will pay less taxes on their incomes but more on alcohol, tobacco and big cars according to the budget announced by Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau's Liberal government. Corporation taxes also will be increased, but taxes on construction materials are being lowered. The budget announced Monday night is virtually the same one that failed to pass last May, bringing down Trudeau's government and teeing new elections. The Liberals didn't have a majority then, but they won one In the July election, co adoption of the budget is assured. The budget also lowers taxes on bicycles and gives a tax rate break for exploration for natural resources. But strip oil and natural gas companies will no longer be able to write off royalty payments to the provinces against fe4eral taxes. /. ..2 j .- - 1 •1 fI . Pioneers Problems Posed WASHINGTON (AP) — Pioneer 11 will face a greater . t ;1aLt - 'I'AIAa\IIASSEE, Fla. (AP) — State officials say Florida's unemplo ym ent rate soared to 6.4 per cent in 'October with almost 200,000 Floridians out of work. John Wesley White, state employment security director, said Monday that Florida unemployment passed the national rate of 6 per cent for the first time in officials' memories as 12,000 people joined the ranks of the unemployed. The state unemployment rate was 5.6 in September and 4.2 per cent in October 1973. Canadian Budget Announced More Tapes Scheduled TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A utility com pany lawyer says he thought he was doing state Supreme Court J ustice Joseph A. Boyd Jr. a favor by secretly giving him a proposed opinion on a Gulf Power Co. case. Edwin Mason of Tallahassee Is scheduled to take the stand again today as the Judicial Qualifications Commission resurnes its historic public trial of — - — WASHINGTON (AP) — A father seeking the release of his son from the Philippines held the Philippine ambassador and a wounded aide hostage for almost 12 hours before throwing down his gun and surrendering. Napoleon Lechoco tossed the weapon from a second floor window of the Philippine chancery about 2 a.m. today and surrendered peacefully alter receiviflg word that his son, tho he claimed had been prevented from joining the rest of the family here, had left the Philippines by airliner. "Mr. Lechoco felt he had accomplished what he set out to (10." said embassy spokesman R.V. Cruz. Secret Memo 'Favor' For Justice State Unemployment Soars Woman Declines Pay Raise HAMILTON, Ont. (AP) — As soon as Audrey Robb I. Fann FF o xe 'FLORIDA IN BRIEF WORLD Sanford P ro ect S ta I led IN BRIEF 0 11), Ann p..y Utility nrk Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1914-3A ,',tCE 'IS, - _-_ . . - - "' Year !,78 10 -, ----------- +--=-. -. 3167 Del tonc3 - I I .. , 4._=_ , - __,+=.=4_ -. - - 'I - _-='-=- -- , - ____________ -= !---+.---= * ., , -=--- --__-= ___ - , .+-=- •': .. _ki _ - - - j-________ - --.-=i-'- -,- '-' .. - . , - �- POLICE BLOTTER . OPINION Evening-_ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Tuesday, Nov. 19,1974-4A JACK ANDERSON 3~0 N. V11 ENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-2611 or 831.9993 Ford Bones Up For Te' lephone Calls WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - WASHINGTON — Those friendly phone calls way Into the sports headlines on Sep t. 24. WASHINGTON WHIRL: The Drug Enfor. 113. I know you are looking forward to your re. President Ford has been making to random Explained Rustand in a memo intended for the tirement as a chance to Spend more time with cement Agency Is investigating a Midwestern Iiouw Deliv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Americans haven't been as spontaneous as they President's eyes only: your sons (ages 17 and 13) and your family. May congressman who has been accused of slipping Vear. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All have seemed. drugs to his swinging friends. Informants have "Al Kaline reached his goal of 3,000 baseball I say that I would like tf)see you continue playing other mail: Month. 12.70; 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. told federal narcotics agents that the congressWhen he phoned baseball slugger Al Kaline to hits during a Tiger-Oriole baseball game In the game. man has been passing around cocaine. We spoke congratulate him on his 3,000th hit, for example, Baltimore last night. He is the 12th person to '4. Congratulations, again. This Puts OU to the accused congressman who vehemently the President had a memo in front of him pass this mark. No American Leaguer has an elite category among all the men who have denied the charges . . . President Ford is aching him on what to say. played the game." achieved it in 39 years." studying three social programs that will upset Indeed, the White House has urged Cabinet Properly Impressed, President Ford The President made similar calls to slugger his conservative supporters: a federal jobs members, as a side duty, to suggest people telephoned Kaline In Baltimore. What the hank Aaron who broke Babe Ruth's home run program in case unemployment hits the whom the President should call on the telephone. ballplayer didn't know was that Ford spoke to record; the Cleveland Indians' new manager, predicted seven per cent, a limited guaranteed "I look forward," instructed presidential aide him from a written script. The secret script, Frank Robinson, after he was chosen the first income for the impoverished and national health Warren Rustand. "to receiving at least one tele- prepared by Rustand, called for the President to black manager in the major leagues; and insurance. . . The President has told Republican phone recommendation from you every Friday." say: another black, Simon Gourdine, who was named leaders that, except cutting waste, he will hold People frequently complain "there's nothing in The hit. deputy commissioner of the National Basketball the line on military spending... Publicity over Idea, according to Rustand's private "1. Congratulations on your 3,000th base the paper today." The loudest complaints COnIC memo to the Cabinet, Is "to identify the A ssociation . the breast cancer of Betty Ford and Happy "2. One of the nicest things about breaking from those associated with the newspaper: there's Presi dent with different and crthv prrai this record is 1hit it occurred in yuur R'iekeftlicr has iacrcatd public concern aix)ut The P r e si huii dent hs also called etu iothuig quite so loriiig to reporters and editors and events." Baltimore. However, I know your family and athletes, including families struck by tragedy the killer disease. Inquiries at the national alike as a slow news day. Ru.stand himself suggested the call to Kaline many friends from Michigan were with you both and government employes with extraordinary Cancer Institute have shot up from about 250 to after the Detroit Tigers batting star batted his at the game itself and in spirit, But slow news days happen and when they 2,500 per month. records. happen you come across some of the strangest We'd Rather Worry About Ford's Dog , things in your daily newspaper. They are usually what we in the business call "brighteners" or, "what are the squirrels up to today?" For instance, th e Christian Science Monitor which has what is known in the trade as a "tight news hole" recently used three and one-half inches of valuable space to record th e following: The new inhabitant of the White House reportedly has the perfect tem perament for th e situation: "Not the least bit nervous or high TOM TIEDE portant oil is to the western world (and particularly the United States) and given this country's historic commitment to Israel's future we are likely to find ourselves between a rock and a hard place. Incidentially, it is a reflection on how far removed government has become from the people that it is necessary for the average citizen to speculate as to how we as a nation might react. It is almost as though you saw two strangers fighting in the street and were ordered by a third to jump into the fray. on one side or another. I Caught In Tide PLO Asks \ Hearing On A_1% to flower and die on the basis of issues or temporary aberrations within one of the major parties. Now a third party could claim government funding for future campaigns whether or not there is any political basis to run a candidate for president. Congress passed an Election Reform Act in 1971 calling for disclosure and reporting of campaign financing . It has never been applied to full presidential campaign, and if it had taken effect before April of 1972 some of the abuses turned up in both parties in the 19" s-2 campaign could not have occurred. foriiwr acts terrorism and the latter mere "reprisals" is muck. Both sides use senseless extremism, both employ terrorism and neither can argue piety with candor. W I. j- ,'_ ______ ... . ____ 1 _____ /____ - . 1 __ . , I" 1 _______ ______ _______ ______ . r ____ • —:: \ . ' . .e p. b •• . _' .t,• -. .',., i'. . . , '._____ • . . .. . . " -. . _____________ _______ _____ ..I. ' ___ 1 _____ ____ 1 __ .. . -.. - '-. - . . ____ ______ •. ______ ., ____ . ,• 71/ ____ _____ :'. . .. 30 have either had some personal experience with It or at the very least know plenty of frie nds who have. It Is, in their almost unanimous (if .. 'We Seem To Have A Few Candidates For The Endangered Species List!" - JIM ADAMS I D D No doubt the public sentiment will grow, Palestinians are third world people and the third world nnin is now the av'rage man of this generation. Even U.S. State Department of. finals privately concede the tide is tmstopp.abli', Ili fat t, :!mlw at.state fV6 if 'e Israelis ate being y Gross said the effort is obviously planned during Congress' lanieduck session, in what lie c_,dled *.all almml incredible, unconscionable , McGee said through a spokesnuin lie thinks a pay raise for congressmen, federal judges and agoncy supervisors is needed, particularly by 9,000 to 10,000 supervisors whose pay is now frozen at $36,000. But he said in view of the Senate's rejection in March of proposed pay raises, including a hike to $52,800 for congressmen, it would be useless to make another try unless Ford asks for it. "here's no use going through another bloodbath for nothing," said the McGee — — public. League of Women voters Unit meeting, 9:15 a.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Tcpic Laws Laws. Around 9 _ 4< ')f -'r - The Clock By JOHN A. SPOLSKI called the proposals a "blueprint to fleece the taxpayers' pockets." defeated in last week's election no longer have willing to vote for a pay raise at a time when their next reelection is a full two years away. A House sour ce said staff development of pay raise proposals was originally authorized by laIflL'dUCk House Post Office Committee Chairman Thaddeus J. Dulski, Fl-N.Y. Ihuiski could not be reached for comment in his Buffalo, N.Y., district, I.cave it to good old Earl Butz to confuse the Issue h' he's done r, many times in the past. his prediction a year or so ago there wouldn't be a meat shortage, nor an increase in its cost...) This time, our Secretary of Agriculture nearly outdid himself. FIrst he tells the world that this country has done its share of feeding others.. and that It just Isn't right for some of our Senators who were visiting the World Food Conference in Rome to make demands on the President that we should make an additional effort and release still snore to feed the hungry people. Later we find out It wasn't the Senators who took this move on their own, but rather, it was after they were guided along those lines by none other than good old B utz himself Personally, I'd much prefer Secretary Butz had stuck with his original thought we have indeed done our . . NOV. 21 Lake Mary Woman's Club. 11 a.m., Sheraton Inn. Mrs. Joan Sheppard of Seminole Corn- munity College, speaker. Mary School, 7:30 p.m. Seminole County Federated Women's Clubs, 10:30 a.m., at Oviedo Woman's Club for their CivItan International (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Restaurant, 17-92 Sanford. Casselberry Woman's Club, 8 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive, Junior Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Community Ce nter. Use South - pro-marijuana forces have preferred to cling, / - it,.' - - -- 1 AVE,. ALTAMONTE 1 YES, I'M INTERESTED IN NUPRIME NAME • 1' Georgia today searching for a Florida state patrolman and a Delaware . I'. ' q - 1 - .f'd1. - - - -- STATE _______ZiP_ I I - . COUPON GOOD ALL DURING NOVEMBER AND S Ift DECEMBER - W ---- '-'" ______ --- — - ' query. Maj. Hugh Hardison, cornmander of the Georgia Sta te .. --: ', . alive,"the major said of the men. "We just don't know. Maybe if the public can in someway tell us something... just about anything that might give us a clue to the fate of the hostages." Law enforcement officers from around the coun try waited in li ne Monday to question Knowles, a tall, lanky, redha ired man. He has been Indicted for murder In the Nov. 6 dea ths of Carswell Carr, 45, and his daughter, Mandy, 15, in Mil. ledgeville, Ga., and Is wanted for questioning in 10 other slay. ings. . Saxbe Opposes Legal Dirty Tr*icks Mayor Let' Moore and Mrs. Mary Harkey of city manager's office display City of Sanford's new flag. Slogan: "The Friendly City" in gold on blue field replaces designation of "The Celery City" that was used for many years. The new flags, designed by city staff members, will be displayed Inside city buildings. NEW FLAG DISPLA YED HOSPITAL NOTES WASHINGTON (AP) ADMISSIONS Sanford: Betty Jo Allen Robbie N. Cooper Eugene Douglas F. Durand Willie Killingsworth Minnie L. Lindsey Ladislov J. Kniz Bernice Lawrence Isabelle M. Maloney Aneka N. Mitchell Daisy Montgomery Raymond T. Livingston, ueiwna Frank J. Tortorello, Deltona Linda L. Jacobs, Geneva Hope Hastings, Lake M' Horace Wells, Orange City Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Gene (Mary Jo) Cooksey, a girl, Longwood Dorothy Thomas Florence D. Ulrich Miriam 0. Wallstedt Joyce icsue Mary Williams, DeLand Williams R. Giles, Lake Robert G. Smedley, Deltona Monroe Clyde L. Shonyo, Enterprise lee Grimmage, Lake Monroe Charles W. Sjoblom Sr., Lake Altlmond O'Conner, Mims Mary Delores J. Bailey, Orlando W ke Mar-y Studies Developm en t P A meeting of city, county and developer representatives and planning professionals will be held at the Lake Mary City Hall Friday mornin g to study the Springs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien a boy, Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Donald Telkamp a boy, Sanford BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. Curtis (Dorothy) , a girl, Sanford Sanford: Sanford: Sanford: Amos J. Deere John W. Foster Mae B. Gillon Evelyn M. Green. Leonora 1. Green Lucy S. Grooms Colice Scurry Tyner James H. Van Boy Janice D. Jenkins Dorothy Mae Williams Rose M. Randall George E. Johnson !ii1 Belle Sidberry Ben D. Williams Michael Statts, Deltona Mary C. Chappelle, Deltona VVaterworks already-under-construction Scott Electronics Company plant site, which Bradley and Off Agenda re jection of the proposal by the Young were Involved In, and the A county commission agenda item expected to draw strong orotests from resIdenL the request from General Watei works for increased rates—ha been postponed from tonight I Joyce J. Hobbs Shearee Patricia Varney Alfred W. Hudson Valerie Andra White L r recuersyser, Janhlyn Lelnenbach Hattie Mae Williams Deltona Bernice McCuIler Hosea Oliver, Altamonte Mattie Mayo Springs Leo K. Hill, Deltona Nancy A. Nelms Dianne Pempek, Casselberry Rut), G. McGarvey, Deltona Nov. 26 Jennie Spann Daniel Boni, Chuluota Georgia Mae Douglas, Re presenta tives of the tim I i aUeII w,v 1% ii. White Louis D. Rwnmel, DeBary Okiawaha which serves 1,995 sewer an Frank J. Tortorello, Deltona Martha H. Ahlson, Deltona Huyler S. Kingman, Orange 2,520 water connections In t Emma Walker, DeLeon City Mary Fishman, Deltona county, asked for the pot Springs Nell M. Foster, Deltona Thomas M. Pinch, Longwood ponement. Edna D. Walker, De1tma harry T. Francis, Deltona Pearl M. Harper, Geneva Jacob Katz Deltona : Linda Polke, Lake Mary Roberta Allen, N. Wil hrn P. Drake Jr., Lake Jacksonv ille Beverly If. Brashear, Lake - - -- - - The proposed Interstate Commerce Center by th e developer, Bradley and Young Associates, would be patterned after the Orlando Central Park development proposal of an 145- project, they said. acre industrial complex on Lake But the plan was the subject Emma Road. of massive criticism by neigh. The subject was presented at boring property owners. They the last city council meeting, complained about tlie Increased but tabled until the results of traffic flow on the dirt road Friday's meeting were known, system, lack of screening on the DISCHARGES DISCHARGES L. Ratliff I4ouetta -- Teresa Marie Moons, Elizabeth N. Woodward, Maitland Orange City Sylvester Smith , Osteen Gordon F. Honeycutt, Winter BIRTHS George Donald Bishop Jr. Michele Lee Clements Tarazor Davis Sue J. Hutchinson Flora M. Phillips Jtiii - r'.... DISCHARGES Atty. tactics. But he idicated that he the effectiveness" of militant William H. Race, DCBary request for legislation authorKelley has been pushing the Instead, Saxbe urged Con. Norvin B. Roach, Deflary izlng emergency "dirty tricks" Houseproposal for almost a year but Eileen E. Picheco, Deltona against domestic political or. gress to create a joint Senate committee to monitor the Justice Department has reGeorgine Chiaranionti, ganizations. fused to adopt it. Deltona The split between Saxbe and the daily operations of the FBI. Kel. "I think this Is one of the greatFBI Director Clarence M. Eva B. Johnson, Deltona Saxbe and Kelley also differest safeguards that we could ed in their appraisal of the Icy surfaced at a news conferJohn B. Everson, Deltona tace as th attorney have in this country," he Velma N. DeMott, Deltona mice Monday tics launched by the late FBI general denounced the dis- serted. Jacob Katz, Deltona Director J. Edgar Hoover Emphasizing a different ob. against the Communist Party Stella N. Magnus, Deltona ruptive tactics employed In FBI Katherine Heater, Deltona counterintelligence operations jective, Kelley asked for kgis- U.S.A, the Socialist Workers for 15 years ending in 1971. lation to permit the FBI "under party, "black extremist" Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Saxbe sa id he has ta ken ste emergency sit uations, to do groups, "white ha te" gr ou ps ps Mar cus E. Patterson, Lake to pr event a re peti tion of such some things which counteract and the New Left. Mary tsi ViiIum, L8Xe Mary Helen Killberg Rosetta Nelson Ulysee G. Smith Leon E. Walker Joseph A. Bartik, Deltona - Gen. William B. Saxbe has re- leans against any legislation groups at the ex tremes of the Edward Vernaleken, De Bary fused to go along with an FBI forbidding them outright, political spectrum. Linda S. Calhoun Leo A. Gabele Brenda A. Garner Harold Green Joyce J. Hobbs Emma Humphrey Alice S. Josephson NOV. 16, 1974 -- Seminole County Commission two years ago, before Mary became a city. Lake — . Having Trash Problems! .. Mary Lee Williams, Lake c Janetta L. Hamachek, om .. John Edward Kreinbring Jr., LOflgWOOd Elizabeth Ann Caldwell & Lake Monroe Francis LeRoy Lee, Lake baby girl, Osteen Monroe , BettyJ. Crabtree & girl, Longwood Phyllis Lewis & '. boy, Sanf ord' Vinnie Aikens (Roberson) C I V Higgin botham Shermane Is Janes Morris Gladys Pringle Willie Mae Carr ' Longwood Thomas C. Rutherford, N tW Otto Kaberle, Orange CttDoreen Vogt, Orlando Mary Lou Franklin, Oviedo Millie lAce Tolbert, Oviedo :: ::- FIGHT INFLATION WITH US LARGE STOCK OF FIRST QUAL ITY CARPET SHAGSCUT LOOPPLUSHI COMMERCIAL. BRING YOUR ROOMSIZESAND THIS CO'JPONANDSAVEI .1 N• Compâct,n MecIam_.,,,qat,j a poec$,,I b as'pisi. ii .1 _____ us ieclndi is sscsnd a rn :: :: Carrv,AEH 1* el - 0me oci m •c,. m,,,,mwm to , - - / ::: Darrel Fayson Sandra Davis Wil liam H. Jennings Ellen Windsor Thomas D. Richardson ADMISSIONS Sanford: Doris E. Adamets Lester C. Buddentiagen S Un.qu,. .• : :: pact Ito, Use As A Free-StandIng Appliance Now, Build It In Later ': 'I" -1 Cn.tI nbo vied *4 / . bhsi. poc4l P$$tc bsi. ' no i'"' • Sw ing — W - , °'-"' .. 1,n,q1- tiath door lb "°' 1 9'M -.-.. ai'qw tod lor #W 4 1 ,ncludct O.x,r bgtk,l 'n$.v$ockn wtchs,, piwi a k ey lock and eta, I slop OFF WITH THIS COUPON Ave. (SR 436) Patrol, has appeal ed to the public for assista nce in finding Florida trooper Charles E. Campbell and James E. Meyer, 29, of Wilmington, Del., whose rented car Knowles was driving when arrested near McDonou gh, Ga. The patrol commander said is to 100 state troopers, two helicopters and "all the local help we can get" were being used in today's massive search for the missi ng men. Hj -cjjscjn said the search would cover about 150 miles of back toads Knowles could have traveled in his flight from FIrI da . "We hope they're still . - :-- - / / - - - I - Work IvrtlC TSjI wood $p (GSA 5$) it avaiIab4 :: CInIeIId Front iNrs Cam partmoad. U ttiii"..:" MODEL acaiso irwe Rewsion Dow Panotsa csico of wS)i, avcads. a or FREE ESTIMATES WE INSTALL CHALET CARPETS, INC. 904 E. Altamonte 4 -.. -- FALL WAREHOUSE CARPET SALE 10% -1 .. and r.1 by an exconvict and abandoned before his capture Sunday. The exconvict, Paul John Knowles, who was being questioned a bout 12 slayings, has refused to answer any questions about the missing men, giving only his name and an Orlando, Fla., address in reply to each -. :- P,otet,,e S ,ttfm to come first. Secondly, It's about time those In need tried to do little more for themselves. Use to be a time when they'da stand in lines getting handouts of "bread" from Uncle Sam. They're not satisfied with plain old money anymore, they actually want our bread, too. to .--.. . NOV. 17,1974 . businessman believed to have been kidnaped . :: Now we have a problem right here at home which has MACON, Ga. (AP)—Hundreds of law enforcement officers and civilian volunteers forged into rural areas of sou th - Bertha Stevens • ADDRESS share in trying to help the less fortunate. As a matter of (act, more than any other country. - .. . Sm)TnuI I PHONE _____ . Alyssia Krelnbring, Lake ALTAMONTE CINTIE SPEINOS, FL. 3275$ usim really believe In their case, they should have little to fear from far broader and deeper discussion of the subject than any they have hitherto encouraged. "•'i•. - onroe • "decriminalization" of marijuana they called it work, 1 - is not only grave but permanently harmful to the human body. If those who grandly favor the -- - / Ill MAITLANO . ' Mary - the U.S. Senate — is that such use of marijuana make you sleep I OFF DURING NOVEMBER Free Estimates & Bank Financing evidence — as reported in the medical jourruil . . - "/ findings of a commission appointed seven years Even back in grandpa's time there Was something 1 ' like survivors of the Titanic, to the outdated There are no hopeless situations — there are only men and women who have grown hopeless about them. SON INC _ REPLACEMENT WINDOWS allowed to roll under tilt sofa. Quite naturally the complete & MJP medium-to-heavy use of marijuana has been Public Aid Asked In Search For Duo - - - - -.-- CUSTOM MADE DOUBLE HUNG & SLIDER WINDOWS , . ______ . . quarterly meeting. Covered /Lji#i,,h,.1, 4*., 8 d.i.4u — .- - -- - 1 ______ . . League of Women Voters Unit meeting, 7:45 p rn., SR &.,, Jewel Alexander, Longview, Longwood. Topic — Election Texas Laws. BIRTHS cub Scout Pack 242, Lake nate. .r/hoic,iq,icm ,j anything to lose by voting for a pay raise. And "Lancet," by the World Health Organization of many returning congressmen might be more the U.S. in Geneva, and by a sub-committee of . Electi on — J S HI JIMISON Anoth,er Iowa Republican,. Rep. Bill Scherle. example, the question of the ill effects of regular, - , "And he said to them, 'Go and tell that fox, lchold, I cast out demons and perform cures today and tomorrow, and the third day I finish my course. Nevertheless I must go wu ruy way today and tomorrow and the day following: font uinn'it he that a prophet should perish away from Jerusalem." Luke 13:32,33. 'Progress Is the activity of today and the assurance of tomorrow." Ralph Waldo Emerson, American essayist. Central Florida Mineral and Gem Society Inc., 7:20 p.m., John Young Museum, 810 E. Rollins St., Orlando. Open to — . THOUGHTS it , __ -- - - the old Congress, rather than the new one con- ago by Lyndon Johnson and thus reverently vening in January, take the blame, called "The President's Commission." But the The 92 lameduck House members retiring or steady accumulation of subsequent medical P1.0 leader Yasir Arafat, not particularly Park-Orlando, 10:30a. m of Mrs. Richard Miller, 817 Brock St., Winter Park. — - raise proposals have been drafted but suggested effort will be made to put one through con. gress unless President Ford leads the drive. brilliant concerning anything else, is incisively Smith College Club of Winter Lameduck Congress Eyes k-1 - E M urrell Jr IR lit Box 65, Apopka, Juan Mar- ' NOV. 20 is a false ciae. There are at least three possible i-i - tation. courses of action intermediate between those two: (1) continue to treat possession and-or use of marijuana as a crime, but reduce the penalty to a more reasonable level say a fine, like a traffic violation while imposing stiff sentences P1 i "'i I II on pushers; (2) eliminate all penalties for quVICI I U iu aw possession or use, but maintain heavy sentences for pushers; or (3) eliminate all penalties for WASHINGTON (AP) A lameduck effort is spokesman. "We're going to have to meet with possession and use, and reduce penalties on brewing for congressmen to vote themselves a the President and see If something can be small-time pushers to lower levels, but hang the pay raise of up to $15,900 and to boost salaries worked out." big wholesalers upside down by their feet. But Gross said it would be an outrage for for other top federal officials. In any case the apologists for marijuana must I .. 'pfsdb 'iisrh'sed by Rep. Ii congressmen to vote themselves and other top not be allowed to get away with the contention officials a pay raise while Ford and Congress' that what matters, and all that matters, Is B. Gross. It-Iowa, v.ould boost congressmen's those present $42,500 a year pay to between $55,400 and Democratic leaders are declaring war on in. heavy penalties for mere personal use that are Elation, $58, 100 by 1977. still on the books down in Texas or wherever. For histories and goals are remarkably alike. As the Jew did for centuries, the Palestine Arab has for tity. p.m., auditorium. Drama teacher Ms. Cher Stempler in charge of dramatic presen- - session in hopes of getting more votes and letting the past 25 years struggled for sovereign iden. 'p overreacted, imposing penalties of up to 20 years in prison for mere possession or personal use of marijuana a blunder on wh!ch Its propone nts were quick to capitalize. By lashing out so ferociously at its mildest manifestations, they enabled its enthusiasts to avoid most serious discussions of Its possible Ill effects or its proper control, and to concentrate instead on rubbing the noses of millions of parents In the disagreeable fact that their children might conceivably be threatened with prison over what was often a mere peccadillo. But it takes no very great powers of analysis to see that the implicit dilemma ei ther "decriminalize" marijuana in toto, or watch your youngsters be dragged off to prison forever Senate Post Office Committee confirmed pay peoples does not end with violence. Their Department auditorium. All Nurses invited. Florida History Class, Brain Towers. Films, talk and slides, 7:300:30 p.m. Lyman High School PTSA, 8 - . ____ _____ Marijuana (or "pot," as it Is folksily called by those who would ha ve you believe It is as American as apple pie) has been arou nd In various cult ures for a long time. Today it is .perhaps ingenuous) opinion, "no big deal." A good many state legislatures, however, ': ___ , • NOV. 19 Business meeti n g District Nurses 37, 4 p.m., Health probably sale to say that most Americans under . •. ..Robert , .... CALENDAR selve& _____ - tiful gfftsf" ..'. . f __ "i'm pieaserj to oe triø first American president to visit Japan, and I thank you for these beau- I am frankly hard put to explain how I have managed to write a column of conservative commentary for sixteen mon ths wi thout once touching on the prcblem of marijuana. Perhaps I have had a menta l block on the subject, for it is one that sharply divides conservatives them. Irorucally, the similarities between the twil ' I _______ _____ - ____ . Pot Debate Gross said backers of the pay raise are bent on getting Congress' action during the larneduck time Arafat made the comment, Palestinians t'rt' using only force . Now, s he predicted Public sentiment is being added to the quiver. ('~ ~r- ve at this iti'n,cnt. Chairman Gale W. McGee, DWyo., of the persuasive on this point: "We want only what the .Jews have always wanted," he once told nie , "our own place. And we will use what the Jews ised to get it, force and public opinion." At the BERRY'S WORLD ______ lr.~r _____ Organization which questioned my motives, times that number of Palestinians. To call the - *1 :-' '__ _____ ______ timc..killing large numbers of camp inhabitants. The situation was coincidental, of course, but admittedly suspect. The following morning I received a call from the Palestine Liberation election speriding by law. The formula for funding presidential . _____ -. suggested I was a Zionist spy, and pointedly urged my departure from the country lest a full investigation be made of my politics. I recount the story here so that the reader will understand I ha ve no illusions about the PLO. Some Lebanese friends are still saying I was lucky not to be shot in the street. More suspicion and sometimes even less than this is enough to provoke the PLO. The group knows little iiiorality in the p"rsuit of Its goal of nationhood. Yet my belief Is that the guerrilla organization, if often horrid, is completely legi ti mate and its pursuit entirely just. The current Jewish anguish over the sudden rise in PLO .tature Is understandable, the fear of many that continued PLO gains may lead to new Middle East ravages is real, but these arguinents are moot in the face of historic and contemporary reality. The PLO is Palestine at present and the western world gets now here by pretending otherwise, Aaily,muehof the rnntof PLO is not only regressive but hypocritical. Israelis who condemn the refugee guerrillas as murderers and baby killers are correct but unconvincing because of their own history of bloodletting. Murder and mayhem were much a part of the beginning of Israel; post World War II groups such az the Stern Gang stopped at nothing to reinstitute the Jewish homeland. Some Israeli leaders who now righteously ref use to "negotiate with terrorists" were active members of guerrilla sects which, on one pre-Israel occasion bombed to death 90 people in a Palestine hotel, .,, . _1i . - - .. .7 I" 7Z WASHINGTON (NEA) Some time ago, while on assignment in the Middle East, I paid a routine visit to a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon. As it happened, several dozen Israeli soldiers paid a visit at a bout the same - el _____ _____ - Longwood - •• •• 'tVitti i 'l home. Virginia Avenue, Altamonte 2 and Relies Gonzalous, Springs reported mechanics t1i, 20 tools valued at $700 were stolen 23, Boy Scout Road, Apopka are in Seminole County Jail, in lieu Monday from his home, Of $5,000 bond each, charged Jack Fraley, 306 Summit with carrying concealed Drive, Altamonte Springs weapon and possession of stolen reported items valued at $3,900 property, Gap Closes ____ __ Palestine - Darlene Jackson, 507 hermits Trail, reported $118 was taken over the weekend from her v,ienn tiuroeue Wright, wright, 1006 I __ J To men, one armed with a gunleftonfootafterthklng$200 Friday from Newell's Servir Station, 1159 East Sernoran Blvd., police said, being held without bond in Seminole County Jail charged with violation of proba tion. ____ ; and resisting arrest without violence. The Juvenile as ri'en ed to his p:irffls Freddie Lee Brown, 22 301 North Park Avenue, Sanford Generation ('J -.,.%-, ~1;1, including not only innocent Arabs but Jews as well, Even today, as Israel laments P10-provoked slaughters at Munich, at Lod airport, at Maalet, the truth is that there is terrible sin on both sides. Paletinians have killed an estimated 800 Israel is since 1967; Israelis have killed three into the flow of American pDlidcs. Third party movements tend _ ______ Altamonte Springs County WILLIAM A. RUSHER - A campaign financing bill with profound Implications for the future of American politics was signed Into law by President Ford recently. This legislation, passed at the high tide of demands for election reform In this post-Watergate era, may me back to haunt both Congress and the President. The spending limits in the till clearly will work to the advantage of incumbents, the flaw in all attempts to control candidate of minor parties could introduce an artificial force I ____ _Iwoa strung." driving Americans to the wall, Incidentally, itwlli be interesting to see what our government's official position will be should the Jews and Arabs once again lay aside the olive branch in favor of the sword. In past wars the two sides seemed to have an understanding that the vast oil fields were off-limits. Now that the Arabs have learned how i n)- IN . ) 1' Miller Avenue, Winter Park police - .. .~ = W. 'YfrI 'W ' reported Monday air conupres. Seminole County Jail, in lieu of charged with, possessi on of stolen property, petit larceny . I Tuesday, Nov. 19,1974—SA — 1. Charles B Flanders, 1706 juvenile were arrested Monday when city police captured them after chasing them se veral blocks on foot. The two were seen taking two 10-speed bicycles from Sanford Middle School, Monday. Fuller is in $600 were stolen Monday from his home Items valued at $450 were reported stolen Monday from B Edwards office supplies, West Third Street John Elder, 2100 Sanford Avenue reported items valued at $190 were stolen Monday EJ - . , Monday from his son, welding cables and other Items valued at 11,246 were stolen from a warehouse at 2502 West First Street, Sanford. Seminole Sheriff's deputies are expected to arrive in Sanford tonight from Atlanta with a woman charged with murder in the Nov. 1 attempted robbery.shootout at A&P, Altamonte Springs. Dorothy L. Kitteringham, indicted in the case with two suspects now in custody, was apprehended by Georgia authorities over the weekend. A fourth suspect in the case was killed In the food store during a brief gunbattle with Samuel Fuller, 19, 701½ East 7th Street and a 16-year-old I - home. from his home - So says trainer Rachel (Avis) Friedburg of Liberty, th e Ford family's new dog Mrs. Friedburg, who says she has trained th ousands of dogs, finds Liberty "absolutely 1.111canny." She says, for instance, Liberty is doing extremely well in getting on an off the presidential helicopter. "Never before has a presidential dog got on a helicopter for the first time without being muzzled or held down," Mrs. Friedburg says she was told. We don't plan to ta ke an editorial sta nd for or against dogs able to get on or off helicopters without being muzzled, but it is just off-beat enough to beat all hallow worrying about what in the world President Ford is doing in the Far East when th e Mid East seems ready to erupt in anoth er of i endless wars, and inflation and unemployment are were stolen Terrance V Brooks, Williams Court, Sa nford i.eported two televisions valued at -- Evening HerWd -t __ . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Altamonte Springs 305-831.3377 copp.rtorl. For tiw On An Ad.q,lt,IV Wrtd lu Vstt, IS Ampors CIccv,t I,avt*p I 1ipira?t I Wre 54fw(, wifl 11 11. :*~ $ 259 "%?' %% I. Electrical wiring specialists. No lob too large or too small we,.. Sanford Electric Co. 1. Open Mon. thru Fri. am. -S p.m. Closed Sal. "..'..-.1.. .',. '. -.'1.. . . .1 .~._ X.,~ -. s'.i '- , �WOMEN -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - SPORTS __ ~ 12 Tuesday, Nov. 19,1974-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1974-JB DEAR ABBY 1W With - A Sew Sma rt* you'I I Save Doll ars Abby Deluged I0 it .1 Data RlGAIt. V Fi:;TI Leesburg IQ By JOANNE SCflRElBER ta ke a new look at your sewing the Rag Doll, a fabri c and than that You can make a at greatly reduced costs. Th e Herald Services w on that loose button, you machine It can save you sewing shop in Darien, Conn. simple dress for $25 which There's nearly always enough won't have to spring for a whole Feeling a little pinched in the money In many, many ways. She repor ts an exceptionally would he the equivalent new set of expensive buttons of a for a skirt. Family budget? No money for Some good suggestions come busy fall, with women coming $125 dress at retail." Billie tells us that patterns when you lose the loose one. If coats or curtains? It's time to from Billie Kratky, co-owner of in and saying such things as "1 Billie points out that fabric are getting costlier. "SO don't you patch a tiny hole, It won't .5,. haven't sewed In 20 years but I shops have twice-yearly sales buy a new pattern every time turn Into a big one. If you 1 will not pay the ready-to-wear when there are fabric bargains you sew something. Make the reinforce the knees of new prices!" L IL aplenty. The Rag Doll's same basic dress in wool for jeans, they will wear longer. If To get the most from your schedule is typical: In July, winter and cotton for summer, you check the seams of a new QS- , , sewing do ll ar, Billie advises they clear out the summer Learn how to change the skirt dress and repair places where i. I buying good fabric. "Your time cottons to make room for the line for a different look. And the thread has popped or a ~4; Is worth more than it ever was Fall wools; In January, they nobody needs more than one seam has raveled, your dress ~ "'-J before. Don't waste it on cheap, clear out the fall wools to make pattern for slacks!" will wear longer. ugly materials. Even if you pay room for the summer cottons. ______ Use up the fabrics, threads, When it comes to real basic $10 a yard for fabric and All fabric retailers have zippers and trims you've been mending and makeover, you there are plenty of lovely remnant racks, to clear the saving. You'll clear out the have to decide for yourself the fabrics around for much less last co uple of yards of aout fabric clutter, save money and crea te precise rela ti onshi p between _____ new clo thes all at the same time and money. Th ere Is tiii e. nearly ilwuvs enou11g h material ,, Remember that useable in an aduligarment for a child's r material comes In forms other garment, if the pieces are cut 10 " _____________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ than on a bolt In a store. Sheets apart and pressed flat. A are the biggest bargain In home favorite dress may be turned i decorating -they may be used into a skirt or jumper. A tooCard r,j Stan Brock Day for curtains, slipcovers, abort dress may be shortened Florida tablecloths, dressing table further to become a tunic for The Central The Sanfo's Woman's and skirts, dust ruffles or quilts. An wear with slacks or lengthened Club Zoological Society will hold its annual card party, management of the Altamonte unused blanket can be turned by adding or Inserting a 6 ~)) Nov. 20, at the Woman's club on Mall announce a "Stan Brock Into a swinging cape. A quilted decorative band in the skirt. It Oak Avenue. There will be Day" at the Altamonte Mall bedspread, though worn in the Is always worthwhile to reline a • tables of Bridge and canasta. Nov. 22. middle, will have enough good coat and to replace pockets In Play will start at one o'clock Stan Brock will meet and material for a child's quilt or an trousers, coats and jackets. sharp. Door prizes and table greet all his Central Florida evening skirt. For savings during holiday prizes will be awarded and light friends from 10 a.m. to 9:30 Sheets which are worn in the giving make Christmas gifts refreshments will be served. p.m. He will have with him middle should be cut to crib or yourself, instead of buying Come on out and Join the fun sime of the animals from the carriage size or turned into ex- them. Enco!wage your children 6 _______________________________________ and bring alone some friends. Sanford Zoo and will tell of his tra pillowcases. Worn towels sons and daughters to sew breathtaking adventures which may be cut Into washcloths, some of their own clothes. Make have taken him to all corners of Large curtains may be cut the nightwear for the whole down to smaller ones. A pretty family - pretty gowns, robes the world, tablecloth will make a pretty and pajamas are unreasonably And for that special mas. gift, Stan will be skirt or dress. high. And sew everything for Wo i 0(1 S t i e The proverbial "stitch in your home - have you priced autographing copies of one of his exciting books, Jungle time" is a money saver. If you custom-made slipcovers lately? Cowboy, proceeds of which will benefit the Central Florida Zoo. - HI l(F DEAR ABBY: Your correspondent was not crazy. There WaS an article in the newspaper sta ti ng that a dog and cat had been mated, and the result was a In 1970, a L'ndon pet shop owner, Roy Tutt, claimed that he had accomplished that which zoologists declared was impossible. He bred "daIs" from a black cat and a Scottish terrier. Tutt said they had heads like dogs, but they had fur, whiskers and claws like cats. And he even sent along some 'pictures" of the I-i. -. ' I' I I' . . . 1 -- . El ft 11, ill I 4 ~. I a V 11 C) r S I I. C C 1- C ,. '" . -. 1\ \, - . .. .. .. • '' ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - AJ. Glades Central and Ocala For. Association ranks the teams as though Leeaburg's football eat last week, both of whom follows: team won Its eighth straight were more convincing In recent Class AAAA game last week, the squad slid victories. The three teams are 1. Tallahassee Leon (9-0) 80. from first to third in the state's separated by seven points. 2. Oak Ridge (9.0) 67. Class AAA ratings. Leaders in the other classes 3. Winter Haven (9.0) 65. Leesburg was clinging to a remained unchanged 4 Ja c ksonvi lleRaines (9-0) precarious vote advantage over The Florida Sports Writers 46. ' ' -.... . on't your husband to pocket his deck and go straight. DEAR ABBY: In answer to the mother who L,'stlll nagging her tall 36-year-old daughter to "sit straight:" I think I know the problem. The world Is made to accommodate 5'3" it 5'5" women. That tall daughter should raise her sinks, stove and counter area enough to accommoda te her height, and then watch her shoulders move back! It worked For my daughter, and it took only a hike of three Inches to do It. I have a smart husband, ashion Show A fashion show featuring men JACKSONVILLE, Fin. (APi port came through, she said she are no facilities for omnen but No Quick Way - Seaman apprentice Debbie was told "1 shouldn't be a she made it clear that she do. and women's clothing from 0 Perdui' wants to be just one of surprise because all the guys sen't want to be shunted off to a Ivey's will be held at Florida To Lose Weight Technological University the fellows at the U.S. Coast were prepared for a female desk job. 1'U11 In the Village Center Guard sta ti on in near by May- Ct'astic'. But the first day I got She's helped repair boats and port. But she does have one here, all the guys were standing has gone out on several offshore multipurpose room Nov. 20 at 2 DEAR DR. LAMB - I am DEAR DR. LAMB - I am a p.m. There Is a small admission special privilege, around staring at me. calls. fee, and door prizes will be quite heavy, short (I'm 5-foot- r,-year-old Female, five feet 5*91t "1 usually act as a bo She isn't required o spend "So what did I do?" she 3), and weigh 229 pounds. I seven, and weigh 170 pounds. I DEAR 51": A husband who can raise a sink, stove and at sea- given away. Phi Chi Theta, counter area -and Is willing to do It In order to accommodate the her nights at the station be- laughed. '1 made the dumbest imian, working the pump and women's business fraternity at know this is too much weight. I would like to lose some weight. cause t here's no place for a move I could nimake under the hitching up the tow," she said. rru, tall women In his borne is Indeed Sleet tall himself is sponsoring U-aitow. need something to take It off I'm a vege ta rian which makes woman to sleep there. So she's eircwmisthnces. I locked ,, "But I'm still training much of quick. I want to know about the it more difficult to get enough the tuime." DEAR ABBY: I made the mistake of ;ending a sympathetic assigned sleeping quarters in keys in the car." fat in the stomach that makes protein. Can you give any aug. When her four-year hitch ear to a woman who works with me, and now she calls me nearly the WAVE barracks at Maypoi-t time look like I'm pregnant. I'm gestions? I do eat dairy proAt first, she said, her fellow applying Naval Station. every evening at home to tell me her tmoublby the wexercising, which I can tell is ducts. coast guardsmen didn't know ends, as arm Army nurse Bea ty, Jam not exaggerating. Abby, she often talks for a solid howhelping,butwhatdoyoudowth "I think everyone tries to whether to let her in the chow For training DEAR READER - You the fat that hangs at the bottom won't have any trouble. The and if! don't make some excuse to get away from her, she talks treat me like one of the guys," line ahead of them or let her because she wants to be in the medical profession. I longer. of the abdomen? Miss Perdue said Tuesday. take her turn. K e c o m me n d e d Daily But she said she opted to I have left the phone and rung my own door bell just to end the DEAR READER - Anyone Allowance for protein for "But it's not always easy for But they are used to her after gin a military career in the Beast conversation. Once I actually left the phone for 15 minutes, came them." who has more than 15 or 20 women your age is 46 grams. A nearly a month, she said, and Coast Guard because she loves back, and she never knew she had been talking to herself. When pounds to lose needs profes- quart of fortified skim milk Miss Perdue, from Holly Hill, the only thing that brings her the water. she starts talking, she doesn't even wait for an casional sip slormal help. You Just can't do it contains over 40 grams. Use a Fla., was the first woman in special attention is when she "Then, too," she said, "the that she's being heard. safely and successfully alone. quart a day or its equivalent in 1() North Florida to She enlistsigned in the up lines up with themmi wearing her Coast Guard is more personal I feel sorry for her, but Isimply cannot devote every evening Coast Guard. dress uniform If you are wiling to go at it cottage cheese or buttermilk. y - a skirt and than other branches of the mill, listening to her complaints about her family, her Job, and what's very gradually you can use my You can also use egg white as a early this year and was one of high-heeled shoes. And her size. tary.Becausmaller, wrong with the world. se it's smaller, you The 1974 Annie Russell plan. I'm sure your doctor will good protein surce. Milk ti (oct15 at boot camp in Cape She's 6-foot-2. et mmmcc responsibility and get Children's Theatre production approve of it WEARY or some protein is good protein and tins. Miss Perdue can't be as- to keep busy with a different Job this year will be the delightful modification for you. Write to plus what you get In some DEAR WEARY: Now that you have allowed her to make a May ,N.J. When her assignment to May. signed to ship duty since there every da y." habit of calling you, It won't be easy to dissuade her, but you have children's tale of Beauty and mite at P.O. Box 1551, Radio City mature bean seeds which you the Beast. Performances to start smewbere, so tell her you are too busy to ____ Station, New York, N.Y. 10019 may be using as a vegetarian, . calls,andaftftawbueile'flgetme,e .••. schedWedforNoy,Z1,29andy,, and ask for the booklet. on will do very nicely, at 2p.m. In Bingliam Hall (new Losing Weight. Send 50 cents to If you happen to get pregnant, Fred Stone Theatre) on campus cover costs, . you will need more protein. . a t Rolli ns The diet plan is a balanced ThepopularstoryhasBeauty diet. It will gI%'e)'ou about I,400 POLLY'S POINTERS ta In love with a handsome prince calories a day. Any less than whom she saw in a dream. 11cr this amount usually requires AA What Shampoos love draws her to the nearby special efforts to provide all the castle of the unspeakable necessary vltanmins and 10 Beast. A magic mirror arid minerals. You ha ve to get over Work On Shags? other magnificent gifts are the idea that you are going to do given her by the Beast. It is her this quickly. To do it safely it B FOLLY CRAMEIt final, fearless expression of has to be slow and steady. The 1'm affection for the Beast that DEAR POU.Y - Our long shag rug needs cleaning and breaks the spell and turns him Important point is to develop ______ new eating patterns that will wonder if there Is a satisfactory way other than steam cleaning. .. back Into the handsome price, serve you well the rest of your have asked about shampoos but no one can tell me much Tickets are available at the life. - them. I know there are shampoo machines on the market but I door. You must have a medical cx2 ruld like to know if anyone knows of a powerful regular rug amnination to see if you have shampoo. Steam cleaning is so terribly expensive. - MARILYN. 11 other problems that may have DEAR FOLLY - - My Pet Peeve is with shirt manufacturers contribu te d to your obesity. If s ho use puts that rust to hold the shirts in place. I have had to use W_ WorkersI . you are lo on thyroid or have r:!iera to pull some out and the pins left rust spots on the shirts. _____ some other endocrine problem, iIIELMA, you will need medicines. DEAR FOLLY -. I wan t to tell the lady who al ways gets her ` C; rowers I About that fat on the lower sweater on backwards that 1 had the same problem with my _____ 0 abdomen. You will get rid of it under shirts until I had my wife put a few stitches of red thread 19 -1 gradually if y lose all your inside the back of each sh n neck. Now it is easy to get then, ''-: excess fat. Good exercises will right. - ALFRED. . . "Farmworkers in Florida," a help to decrease the siLe. For DEAR FOLLY - I have always enjoyed the back rubs that workshop to be held In the lower abdomen you need the ___ nurses give at night but recently mine was an added pleasure as it Clewiston Nov. 14-16, is being leg lift type exercises. But, you fk as a WARM back rub. The nurse rubled the lotion between her '. sponsored by the League of can't get rid of the fat there __ - a palms to remove the chill. A few nights later another nurse did the - _-_ - ~--____ 6 Women Voterit of Florida with exercise unless you control same and seemed surprised that nil nurses did not do this. Mine is Education Fund. your diet to eliminate fat. a tip for nurses to give pitlents ortra p!ea'ure which will rrlk According to Seminole Finally ',w can have the 4\. retiated. ALICE. County League president, Ma. cm skin that may still hang =_ .. I V J1110% DEAR POII-Y - Ille miniature bulletin board in my car has Marilyn Crotty, about 100 loose like an apron removed I . proven to be a saver of gasoline, time and money. I use small persons representing different surgically. irr \ J,, . . .• nrapni.* Inn. .nA I strong maimets to hold winwons tI nf fhl ViiIIJ5 L __________________________________________________________________________________ I. S things to do. Many are thinip Wt can be postpmed until I juln in different points of view will E' . . L'' W neighborhood an urgent businm but this way they are rot attend. Ms. Louise Harris w . rep,esent the Lielligue from . kI r4 ; - S, have to make extra fflpa for things I have rorgo(ten_.J Ica The Purpose DEAR FOLLY Help a child accept wearing gasses by letting iL ' is to focus attention on him wear EMPTY ti-sines from a pair of child's sun glasses . -. . . / * !, pr oblems arid solutions facing around the ge used to the Idea. When the ralones arrive 'MIIlP),, farnwgjgrowerpsi the child wlflbe used to wearing gluses. P• .. in the complex business of Attach .4 -••• the conir of your beach .. --. growing and marketing food, to it.stcip and it will hold all those little things needed at th e beach I VIA Enjoying displays by various schools at Future Homenuikrm A Al VI of LIIWIiV Where Qualify Sells & Service Tells Other delegates from such aso1l, lotion. aIJttI. money, etc. America District I meeting boated recently by Lyman High Seminole County are Ms. reallyap ye with those who do not vote but ate *1. Myl Seboole ha pZcr, are (from left) Sandy [Cb,I11etta Ivory and Sandra Gains, Ms. Algerina ways eonipiaiiiln nbout (lie way the country is run. -MRS-111. 104 E. Commercjbl HOMEMAKERS Vera Jackson. Dia l 322-5762 Bradwell and Mike Duda, ____ u Pla - - - 0,L,# - - -. ___ ___ _____ tLj IN ________ 'r() Meet . - - , ,' , -' • . uiii ' ___ c --- .- ., A." ,: / / - / • • ' - - - • - '- rv ' HOSTS 4 ' - .. - ____ _____ -. - - - - . ' 1 - . k - - DR. L. E. LAMB . ' - - F ' ... . - - ______________________________ -. uvs .-. . - 7 * sake ~-ou should use every means at your &spml to persuade . .:. '. 1 - one Of TheG O . . - Party man ut D - N otes ' - . .. LOS ANGELES (AP) - All- the two interim years after Ralph Drollinger, 7-feet.11 4 Americans Bill Walton and Kareem," tall, moves into Walton'scenter 01 KeIth Wilkes are gone but -... . s p . ot and G-9sophomorp Richard After Lew Alcmndor , Coach John Wooden of UCLA later Washington opens at Wilkes' cautions that the Brulni' rivals known as Kareem Abdul-Jobthe Bruins con- forward position. The No. I re. "shouldn't count us out too bar, left UCLA, ,*r Class AA Class A tm " _________________________ tinued to win national cham. . qu1c4y. i. Citrus 901 79 1. FrostprOOI (90) 80 tor forward Dave Meyers, 2.Lake Butler Union County 7. Branford (90) 2. Wooden, whose 27 th season at ionshl with Steve Patterson (90) 3 Miami Christian (90) F night at center . Then came Walton UCI A opens Friday .1 ,ndre McCarter, Pete Trgov- -7 1. __ MnIC.IIO Jefferson Coun 4 APIIaCPICOIa (S 1) $4 i~11 against Athletes in Action at and Wilkes, who led the team to ich and Jimmy Spillane are the ty (5 I) 61 MOfltICCIIO Aucelli Chris 5 \ Pauley Pavilion, noted that oil). two more national irowna Bruin backcourt men of note (90) ' 6 Key west Mary .mrniCu er coaches, such as Sou thern before losing to North Carolina wi th the graduation of Tommy 5. WIIoOd (S-i) 50. -•,• ' tat, (40) 3$ __________________ ' State last spring. 6. Summerfield Lake Wit ( -Bob Boy a...o) , are d, extreme, Curtis and Greg 7 Miami Westminster ChriS2 ) 34 Ilan (7 7) 19 ' ir * .xm optimistic about their chances "I think it's true that the Pac. 7. St. Cloud 1) 25. Marques Johnson, a 6-5½ for. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney • to dethrone the Bruins as the 8 is a very well-balanced i _MF1 _____ , _______~ 162) Ill. ward who started some games . 9. Fort Myers aishop verot 9, Bristol LiWty Courtly (7 . Ilacific-8 Conference basketball conference," said Wooden. as a fresW,an last season, was (9-0) W cham ps. 2) 11. 10. Melbourne Central Catho"Every coach figures his team stricken with hepatitis, which mo. St. Augustine St. JOSePh "I know he's exuberant about ES str onger, Wi th the exce pti Lineman Honore d lIe (62) 10 on caused Wooden to move Wash. (Ii) 10 (?e) Mulberry (7-7)10 it," Wooden said of Boyd's re- of UCLA. When you lose super Ington to first-string forward AIO 11enny Mills, left, chosen by the Seminole High School Football team as player with greatest riarks. "I remember he felt the players like Walton and Wilkes, and move up Also receiving votes: BOCS sonville University Chrrstian. Christian influence on his teammates, receives plaque from Dr. J. T. Cosmato, pastor of First same way the year after we "I freshman Raton St. Andrews, Bunnel Miami Chrisi;arl, Northwest lost there's no way you can be as Brett Vroman 6-11 to the No. 2 cen- Flagler Palm Coast, Mount Moore Haven. Tampa Uef '" Baptist Church of Sanford, The Baptist Men hosted team, coaches and cheerleaders at a Saturday Kareem, too. We did all right in strong." Dora. Pahokee Prep, Tallahassee FAMU ter post, breakfast. Herald photo by Bob Orwig) .-. - - . \ \. - - _____ - __ - t _____ -1 4 Club 5. Vero Beach (1-0.1) 43. 4. Titusville Astronaut (8.0) 6. Fort Lauderdale (7-1) 36. 53. 7. Merritt Island (7.0-2) 35. 5. Plantation (7-1) 35. 8. Miami Beach (7.0-1) 30. 6. New Sm}Tna Beach (7-1) 9. Largo (7-1) 13. 26. 10. Miami Palmetto (7-1) 10. 7. Delray Beach Atlantic (5-IAlso receiving votes: Coral 1)24 Gables, Part Pierce Central, 8. Milton (7-1) . Lake City Columbia, Lakeland 9. Venice (8-1) 22. Kathleen, Miami Killian, Porn- 10. Palatka South (7-1) 15. pano Beach, St. Petersburg Also receiving votes: Nor theast, Ta llahassee Godby, Auburndale, Hollywood Winter Park. Chaminade, Jacksonville Class AAA Bishop Kenney, Lake Worth, 1. G lades Ce ntral (8-0-1) 72. Macdenny Baker County, 2, Ocala Fcrest (&.0t 9. Starko Bradford County, 3. Leesburg 8.0k 5. Tarpon Springs. -. ________ DEAR ABBY: I've been married to a professional gambler for 14 years. We used to live in Nevada where gambling was legal, then we moved to a state where gambling is illegal. My husband operates a respectable cocktail lounge - but he makes his big money running a high-stakes poker game In the tack. Last week the police raided his place. The whole story was in the newspaper, and he showed up on television looking like a c-.- mnnion criminal with his jacket in front of his face, The next day he was back in the gambling business. (He said there had been a "mix-up in the payoff.") Our two daughters 11 and 121 came tiomne from school crying. They said the kids made fun of them because their father had been arrested. Now they don't want to face their friends at school, I begged my husband to cut out the gambling business for our daughters'sake. He reminded me that the girls and I had enjoyed lots of luxuries because of his gambling business so we shouldn't complain. I'd rather have less, and have my husband in a legitimate business. How can I get through to him? HAD IT IN HOUSTON DEAR HAD IT: Your husband has a point as far as you're concerned. It's something else with the daughters. You could have settle for less long ago. 'The girls had no choke. For their . ' - , ns, D rops In Poll . . ... - Later he was forced toadmit that it was all a hoax. I am a proofreader at the Daily News in Port Angeles, Washington, and am herewi th enclosing the article and picture. !ONNA GREIFU E)EMt DONNA: Thanks. Yuur letter as the first I reeehed to document the Item. Subsequently, however, It rained eats, dogs and 'dats." .1J , J ,, Wi -- - --- ----- - - 101°BYEAR TRADEMARK " - Ole' Lenny Better ' k Than Ole' Charley -- - . . - - id h - 3 7 0 .300 193 260 Clue Correction Western IJ(vis)on 9 I 0 900 263 IS) Oakland I S I 444 211 219 Denver Sunday Herald we In the 00 109 705 1 6 0 Xan ci r, supposedly ran a picture of 0) 3 4 Sanford boxer Vic Perez, but it s'31' National Conference Eastern Division really was Joe Day, an amateur W I. T PRO. PP PA We regret the from Orlando. I 7 0 .500 77) 157 S Louis error and extend our apologies With 7 3 0 .700 706 14$ 5 5 0 500 199 168 Dallas to Vic Perez. 7 3 0 .700 I?? 120 4 6 0 400115171 Fran 3 7 C) .300 157 202 Atlanta 7 7 0 700 II 188 '4,1 GIN OLD THOMPSON St Buffalo at Cleveland Chicago at Detroit St Louis at New York Giants Miami at New York Jets Philadelphia at Washington New England at Baltimore Sin Diego at Green flay * su'.i QUAST 7') I-'U. O.P. COGNAC FRA4c( j*cçjjj ,, 199 ' NEAPOLITAN LIQUEUR IMP. 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New San 1 I HARVEY'S UPOATLO CAhAOIAH SOVEREIGN Jai Alai Results Central Division :' Pitt 2 1 750 719 119 Cinci 6 4 0 600 725 179 S 5 0 .$00 III 201 Houston GRAND "'"-""' ____________ AWARD BROOKFORO IS?U ST SiIO I5YEAR P.O(ItNA COST 799 "fNRE lift stalcx 94 PROOF GIN LONDON TOWER ,TM '" STANLEY HEOGES.BUILER IV, AICItYIl I., tsr SIAUTItUL LIATHLAITI( Z1PPtR NAG n'ur.'i , ."t) .. . - A on toe opening pray or .. me final JJohnson, ohnson. who sa said e thought seemingly harmless safety hal- quarter. his arm was in passing motion boned Into a 9.-point third Following a Kansas City on the crucial turnover, said the quarter for Kansas City, boost- touchdown, Johnson went to Broncos "felt like we had to ing the Chiefs to a National work again, completing a 65- throw to win. I knew we could Football League victory over yard, eight-play drive with a eat 'em up with our passing Denver and wrecking the four-yard strike to Otto Stowe game." Johnson's yardage fig. Broncos' playoff hopes. with 7:50 left In the game. ure was the most In his 14-year The Chiefs' 4244 triumph The Broncos drove to the pro career. Monday night enabled Oakland Chiefs' 14 on their next possesThe loss dropped Denver to 4I- to back into the American Con. sion, but Johnson was sacked 5-1 for the season, making 9-1 (erence West Division title and and fumbled, and Kansas City's Oakland uncatchable in the di. also spoiled a brilliant passing Jim Lynch recovered with 4:27 vision. The Chiefs raised their display by quarterback Chancy left, ending the threat, mark to 4.0. Johnson of the Broncos. He completed 28 of 42 passes for a whopping 445 yards and two touchdowns. 01 It all started innocently enough on the second-half kickoff of the nationally televised game. Denver's Oliver Rom fun)bled the boot, giving the Chiefs MONDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS SEVENTH-DoubleS. Spec. 7: the ball at the Broncos' 12-yard Mencha II line. Kansas City's Woody Alberdl FIRST- Doubi.s Spec. 7: 16.20 520 3806 Areicha ial 29 20 7.20 6 20 S Aldka LenIl 610 4.20 1 Green cougied it up at the one, Ablerdi 5.00 6.20 6 Negul-Arana 3.00 4 but two plays later Chiefs' Aldana Echano Via 7.70 3 Quinlela (1 6) 1.39.70 middle linebacker Willie Lanier ø,lnleIa (6$) 15020 Perfecta (6-1) 57$ 30 tackled Otis Armstrong in the Perfecta (S 6) $316 60 EIOHTH-Doublii, Spec. 7: end zone for the safety. ErdotaMuguerialS2O 640 7.505 SECOND-Doubles. Spec. 7: Denver still led 2149 but Domingo-Mencha I 560 1 00 1 Megul Sanchez 17 00 5.20 4.70 Bilbao laIn 3 00 3 Kansas City got good field poal' Larri Javi 6.20 1.60 3 QulnIela 0 61 &47.90 Echano Beltia tion on the required free kick. 5 80 2 Perfecto (6 I) 571 10 (3 5) 1-4320 The Chiefs promptly drove 49 Perfe c ta IS 3) 1177 80 NINTH- Singles. Spec.?: yards in five plays, climaxed by BIQO (665 with all 3)514 0065 with A:pI 11.20 320 210 2 Len Dawson's scrambling 35 all 5) sss 70 laIn 550 3 10 4 yard TI) pass to Otis Taylor. Mi guel 6 20 I THIRD-Doubles. Spec. 7: Oulniela (2 4) 130 10 As if that wasn't enough, Ed Ici Albecdi 8 a) 5.00 3.20 3 Perfecta (7 Ii $90.90 Podolak returned a punt 54 Arecha EIorza 7.20 460 7 yards to the Broncos' 17 and Ur:a-Vza 360 1 TENTH-Singles, Spec. 7: RAnlor. Green ran it in for a 33-21 Ouieniela (3 7) $33 70 15 20 5 40 S 60 1 Mugueria 410 1,80 S Chiefs' lead with less than five Perfecta 13 71 1178 70 Maruri 640 S minutes gone In the period. FOURTH- Doubles. Spec,?: Quinlela (iS) 53060 Sann Zaire Jan Stenerud kicked a 359 70 7.10 3.10 6 Perfecta (I 8) 1159 30 12.50 6.60 $ Late Daily Double (7 1) $117.90 yard field goal on the Chiefs' Cacho Juan Negui Alberdi 3.00 I next possession to complete the Perfecta (6!) 170530 ELEVENTH-Doubles Spec. 7: scoring In the period. Daily Double (3 6) 186.10 Cacho Azpl 9 70 470 3 10 I Ogulza Larrea 7) 40 350 4 "Ling momentum at the FIFTH- Doubles. Spec.?: NCQUI Juan i 60 2 start of the second half is what Fermin AZpI 660 7.00 560 5 Quinlela (1 1) 04040 really hurt us," Broncos' Coach (lilao Mugueria 12.00 4.10 8 Perfecla 0 1) 196 30 5 40 4 John Ralston said. "We lost the Domingo -R amon Quinkela (SI) 545 10 TWELFTH- Doubles, Spec. 7: but then ball, got it back, ob Perfecta (5 5)5155 40 Mai'ui Juan I? 10 10 70 320 $ couldn't get it out of the end A lava Mugurua 1440 400 5 SIXTH- Doubles, Spec. 7: Bilbao A guirre 600 I zone." AUch,i Via 6 70 44 3 50 1 Qulniela IS 5) 56560 Ralston said the safety oc- AIaaz Zarre 580 500 5 Pe rfecta (11 5) $733.10 curred on an off-tackle play in Er:a JavI 4 10 s Late flIj 0 0 1 with all SI $104.20 which Denver used a pulling Qu;n,ela 11 5) 13270 ( with all 6) 511500 I) Ml 00 A- 7,191, guard. "lamer filled the hole P.'rfecta (ll) 199 X) and got Otis for the safety," he added. NFL Standings Johnson sparked the Broncos to a pair of fourth-quarter American Conference Phllphla 1 6 o 400 151 IS) touchdowns (lint pulled Defl%Cl' Eastern Division NYGants 7 7 0 200 140 711 w I. T PCI, PF PA within elght points, but they got Central Division Miami I 2 0 $00 231 IS) Minn. 1 3 0 .100 1% ill no closer. Rookie running back Buffalo 7 3 0 .700 219 195 Gm Bay 5 0 500 153 153 Jon Keyworth, making his firs' New Eng 6 1 0 600 751 176 DetroIt o .soo is; us 3 i 0 .300 170 224 Chicago start, scored his third short- NY Jets 3 7 0 .300 95 162 7 S 0 200 119 23.4 Western Division f l at' game yardage touchdown of the 1000 VODKAMERICAS LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEAL iv BAN WORLDS 99 ••, AM 8ASSAao lit - 44 t. iR'0uTH I 53...1 D5 449 - 49 SOV1TO CL*.SSICO CHIA NTI 259 29.95 A. 'I. rI* , A..-.."...-.- -' 11 YiN BEAUJOLAIS 2 g ,, 3495 R MUElLER IIEBFRAIIMILCH 199 33 95 ..1 1 SFBASTIANI GREEN HUNGARIAN 149.25 9 , GAL. SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 449 IIIli S 6"4 ... M1. �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL All Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1974 Cand idate No Neanderthal American ches of shin exposed. The also led the Ivy League wftb 43 — helmet will be askew." NEW YORK — (NEAl That's old hat. McInally, the team's punter, kickoff There was a time, Pat McInally record-breaking specialist and extra-point acknowledges, when the Harvard kicker. He is having another cher ca t following description which says he has outstanding season and may be — team All-American, appeared in a Harvard football the Uuit Harvard player ever program this season was ac. lately been "cleaning up my chosen in an early act." curate: . 64 "I always tuck my shirt In pro draft. McInally, a , 2l Meanwhile, be Is the first pound marionette, who looks as before going out for a pass view that football equalled met. But that has subsided. In rugged. When Walter Camp there.11 now," he said recently. "But bona fide first-team All. I though he were strung together fact, Daly recently did Mr. began All-American mythmakHarvard. however, did not Neanderthal. heII I run my pass pattern it's American candidate Harvard 10 by some fcotball- crazed Mann call Melnally long dising, m fact., he chase only Har- keep up with high-pressure Not until he proved himself in not so bad. Look at O.J. Simp- has had since Endicott "Chub" , j Gepetto, (will break) from vard.s, Yalies and Princeto. recruiting procedures, and thus the classroom as an American lance, seeking help. Harvard huddle and toddle off son. lie always looked crummy Peabody, tackle, class of '41, "I'm stumped," said the nians on his first team in 1889. began to play second-fiddle to History major did McInally and the first pass-catching All to the sideline with his wooden, running from a huddle, too..." When Ham Fish was playing, the growing national powers In beg in to get respect, and dates. violinist In New York. "I'm American threat since Ham Running the 40 In 4.6 herky-jerky gait. The pumping "It wasn't until I came to working a crossword puzzle." PAT UNALL\ the game was so rough, the Midwest, South and West. of his long, bowed legs will McInally has been busting Fish, '10. (Mclnally was chosen "How can I help?" asked "Barnyard Foot ball" It was McInally says that today's Harvar d that I ever heard pass-receiving on NEA's 1973 All. American ball fans cause 'Js shoulders to jiggle at Harvard non-football fans called, that an opponent. Ivy-League player is as good as word 'Jock,' and at first i McInally In Cambridge. records like crazy. As a jun ior second team.) crazy angles. alik "DO you know a six-letter Amy's tough left tackle, let any other In the "skilled" thought it was a compliment," "The shirt-tail of his crim&r, last season, he caught passes For the last several decades, Take wss a real word for a strategic football B)Tne, was accidentally killed position% such as backs and said Mclually. ,I jersey will be dangling, and thi for a one-season school tecord, Ivy League football has fallen McInally, aflat1e of Orange in a massive pileup when his ends. Th e difference is that hayseed from Villa Park, kick?" stockings, pulled tight and his 6.2 catch average per game into national disrepute by foot- County, Calif. — a rocicbed of neck broke. For years, Fish schools like Ohio State have the California. People there adored , "Onside." replied McInally. - - - - - - -- SAN DIEGO (AP) "Three Stadium, long considered a hit- for himself and for the team. Hehasa career batting averof those pitchers we got ought to (er's park; Brinkman adds an But he added: age of .2 and hit .221 last seareally help us," Nate Colbert outstanding glove to the St. "They put me out to pasture son with 14 home runs and 55 said. Then he paused and Louis Infield. San Diego is as If I couldn't play any more. I runs batted in. Laughed. "I mean them." counting on Folkers and the intend to prove they are Padres' General Manager Colbert, who hit 149 home other veteran pitchers to Im- wrong." Peter Bavasi called Folkers, runs for the expa nsion San prove the Padres' 1974 team the "key man" in the trade for The 6-foot-2, 210-pound Diego Padres during their first earned run average of 459') right- the Padres. The left-bander aphanded hitter was moved to left five years, was traded to the worst In the majors. r,eared In 55 games for the Carv-Detroit Tigers Monday in a The trade ended a trend for field last year when the Padres dlnal.s last year, all In relief, complicated three-team deal. San Diego, which had swapped acquired long-ball hitting Willie a nd had a 6-2 record and a 3.00 So he won't be the beneficiary several front line pitchers to McCovey from San Francisco. ERA. He has been with of the three top pitchers the meet payrolls or to acquire After averaging 30 home runs team since 1971. Padres got. players at other posi ti ons. In for five ears, he fell to 14 Foster, 28, was 7-10 for the Detroit sent shortstop Eddie past years San Diego has dealt homers and 54 runs batted in Cards last year and Siebert, 37, Brinkman, outfielder Dick Sha- off pi tchers Dave Robe r ts, now with a .2(Y7 batting average, co mpiled an 8-8 record. rcn and pitc her Bob Stranipe to with Houston, Fred Norman of Brinkman, 32, a 14-year maStrampe, a 24-year-old ri ghtthe Padres. San Diego then Cincinnati, Mike Caldwell of Jor league veteran, set fire ma - hander, had a 9-13 record and a dealt Brinkman and a player to San Francisco and Pat Dobson Jor league fielding records and 4.19 ERA for the Tigers' AAA be named later to the Car di nals of the Yankees. won a Golden Glove award in Eva nsvi lle f ar m team in 1974. 0 for pitc he rs Rich Folkers, Alan Colbert, 28, said he had no ill 1972. In 1973 he was the AmenSharon, 24, who ba ts rightFoster and Sonny Siebert. feelings against the Padres and can League's All-Star short- handed, hit .217 in 60 games for Colbert brings power to Tiger that he felt the deal was good stop. the Tigers In 1974. All MME it) ui:sciii.i. NLSSI:NS()N Alabama rema i ned second by ington 42-11; Texas A&M, 37-7 Penn S ta te, Mia m i , Maryla:d, AP Sports Writer defeating Miami, Fla. 28-7. The winner over Rice, and Penn Houston, Michigan Slate, N.C. Led by No. 1-ranked Okla- Crimson Tide received nine Sthte,which downed Ohio U.35- State, Pitt, Oklahoma State, homa, the eight top teams in first-place ba llots and 1,078 16. CalifornIa and Texas Tech. The Associated Press college poitits. Michigan crushed PurTexas A&M and Penn Sta te Oklahoma State dropped ou t foot ba ll ra ti ngs held on to their due 51-0 and pulled down eight moved up one spot apiece when following a 374) loss to Cobrapositions today, first - place votes and 1,040 Florida, which was ninth last do and Texas Tech fell from the CONTEST RULES 10 football games this weekend are placed, one In each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing In the name of team nnonifa theadvertiser's na meon the Entry Blank. No scores. Just pick w in ners. Pick a nt,mber you think will be the highest number of points scored in any one game on this page and place this number in the space provided in Entry Blank. This 'will be used to break ties. 'I ;s Oklahoma, which took over points, week, lost toKentucky 41-24 and Top Twenty after a 17-10 loss to the top spot from Ohio State a Then came Ohio State, a 35-10 plummeted to 20th. Baylor. That triumph lifted week ago, trounced Kansas 45- winner over Iowa; Noire Dame, The Second Ten consists of Baylor into the Top Twenty for 14 and received 45 first-place which edged Pitt 14-10; Maryland, Miami of Ohio, the first time since the 1 3 votes and 1,198 of a possible 1,- Nebraska, which routed Kansas Nor th Carolina State, Michigan season. Texas, which dropped 220 points from a nationwide State 35-7; Auburn, a 17-13 vi e- State, Houston, Baylor, Texas, out last week, climbed back in panel of sports writers and tor over Georgia; Southern Cal- Pitt, Ca lifor nia and Florida. by routing Texas ChristIan 81Lfornla. which drubbed Wash. broadcasters. Last week's Second Ten was 16. ' OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) My name is .....................Address .................. CASH PRIZES $in & Third Prize . . . . Knight's Shoe Store .............Winner .................. ENTRY DIMf. 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Richie turns up as a chaperon. lie and his date, Carol, wind up escorting his little sister Joanie and her date, Spike. Everyone's elated about joames first (late, until they nephew, and brags that Uncle Fonzie taught him everything be should known about girls. 8-8:30 PBS AMERICA, "Gone West, Part Two." The gold-rush sent greedy men across the young country, lusting for riches But the more solid citizens concerned themselves with developing what they already had, making the land fertile, building homes and 0111ilIUflltWS especially in the Midwest. This epii'ode focuses on the stalwarts who were not lured by gold, but remained to build the Midwest. 8:30.9 CBS M-A'S H. Whoever thought the day would come when Trapper and Hawkeye would mL'is even hot Lips. But what good is a medical unit without its women? Word comes that the enemy is piafllliflg an Invasion, so the nurses are transferred. Life without the females becomes unbearable and hilarious. — 8:3040 NBC WORLD I'RF.' 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Spli ts of the 5-6 fell for bo th Mott 157-445 and Ali ce Howard's Mobil 22 22 Padgett bowled 169-178-199-546; June lle and teammate Erma smore 155-418. Rose converted W.O.T.M. No.2 20 24 Lible Whitehead 152,163,178-493 Thorp, and Erma also made the the 3-10 split. Bowling for Belcher&Assoc. 18 and Margaret Price a 416 5-10. Borem's,Marcia Bryant turned Borem'sRebuilders 18 series. W.O.T.M. No. 1 10 34 Baker's Trucking won three in a Zale's ..........................Winner .................. SECOND PRIZE—so E. A. ARMISTEAD 500 Oak Ave., Sanford TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Fior st P riz e.... Second Pri Crusty's Pizza TUESDAY mountain - FIRST PRIZE—Sb DIANEWATKINS 1807 Palmetto Ave., Sanford — 16L 17 Lari'un W Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1974-38 - - Bowling News must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 22. WINNERS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — 14 Demolish IS Biblical One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries 4 mom Happy Days (3$) Victory At Sea (44) Dinah Oklahoma Still On To - J ________ LE11SUR - conservatism and football sought to dispel the rumor that big linemen while not a single athletes. They called us 'studs.' adoration — recalls, Ivy he led that charge on Byrne. Harvard Lineman smiles with a I thought jocks and studs were the same thing. I learned." League football has been conChub Peabody was also a snaggle-tooth. Now, his steady girl friend is Many people at Harvard, sidered a game played by player of menacing bent. "I can know this a Radcliffe English major from "weirdos and faggots." still hear the thud when however, did not New York City named Lisa "Where I'm from," said Peabody crashed into Navy's about McInally. They figured McInally, "football was Barnacle Bi ll Busik head-on," that anyone who puts on a Mann. Her father, Robert, Southern Cal, or UCLA, or flarvarj coach Harlow used to helmet to cover his head must plays first violin in the Juilliard Oklahoma or Noire Dame." recall. "mat was the hardest be a monster. McInally says string quartet. There was tension when Few recall that once Harvard tackle I ever saw. Busik lost his that classmates and girls from football was famous and zest for football then and nearby Radcliffe all carried the McInally and Mr. Mann first taped, will still leave three in- was second In the nation. He By IRA BERKOW The Herald Services Colbert Sent To Detroit I I Virginia lull, the girl from poor Southern background who be. jI came the girl friend of Bugsy Siegel, one of the most notorious racketeers of or- ganized crime. Miss Hill has become somewhat of a legend, well remembered for her nationally televised appearance before the Kefauver Committee investigating organized crime in the 1950s. Bugs)' was rubbed out by the mob in his Los Angeles home in 1947. Harvey Keitel plays Bugs)', and John Vernon Is featured as Bugs) 's nemesis. orient iv - RSSTAUIAPI'T 6 COCKTAIL LOUNGI ENTERTAINMENT • DANCING FINEST CANTONESE • SZECHEUN POLYNESIAN • AMERICAN CUISINE Cp.n O ld, "- .1cr (ref cards lntrrsto?e Mall rloncrM Rou11365. I i AItarcir?e Spr*nqs, FIorcTh Your host FR(p_TSE *34+4444 ii chicken lovers-' come On over to The Other Fried! Wednesday I Family Speai 3 pieces of chicken, cole slow, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot biscuits. Great time to discover the toucha honey difference in Famous Recipe, The 0th., Fried Chicken. Delicious dipp.cJ.In-hon.y batter, fried really crisp and all th* way through. No wonder people who cross cv:; to The Other Fs.d Chicken stay there! Reg. $ 1" Now only $ 29 +TAX I Jãiouo'40et FRIED CHICKEN Open Daily 11 a.m. til 9p.m.- Fri. & Sat. 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A9- k ipt - . _.-__~Z_' Ewa -Xim - I .. . 10~ -- - _________________11 ,. fif! ":. __ __ ~_ -4 - -I i , - - . I ItMI 11 4 I . I 4 . z il - -. ________ i, !,I I C III Thc Mine Norman i. : 11 . - I -1 ____ '5,. mas ence ##'a A &At mow& than fy!# hyyimn thinm It,% Its"wMirs.. %--4 ca re ....with the u rdqut 9iff s you"llf discover anly a I your.- - - ftli .. F . _T PH n1-2631 110 Park Ave. Downtown Sanford -----, # "GR EEN , PROTECIS _-'- ____ area • MR MUFF' C I 2421 S. rf'OnCn • U Sanford S This is a fine time to Alignment Brake Tire Service a 0 fisoety, IE"r" " 10 make Your car steer, handle smoothly and N and Your fires last U R.as,ona M a N a N a NEW' a 0 _ N NL;Wj M AAA COMPLETE oisc & DRUM BRAKE EQUIPMENT Vh CAR TIRE TRUEING a HI SPEED BALANCE 0 '- • S C; a 8 M n visit Guatemala. Make plans at CARIB. BEAN CRUISES OF ORLANOO INC., 574 N. C)rlando Av.e., Winter Pk. Tel. 645.2060. Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10-2. Individual find Travel Group anywhere In the world. U1. ;-C1 311:0 III C.-;jj-cs. CO;T 0 RADIAL TIRES a N 323-5966 - - i of Bar B Quo Plus many other non Bar B Quo Dinners A Sandwiches LAWN FROM DAMAGE DUE TO DESTRUCTIVE''I'AWN PEST AND DISEASE CALL TODAY FOR A FREE SURVEY OF YOUR LAWN. & - 919 .."" - .. S Is N " 11 Navy, Black, Tan ACT NOW BEFORE TROUBLE STARTS te r and Red .-' ShOE Sanford's Oldest and Largest - " "SuLlmy W rnmw £ it 3% OPEN I n. ____________________________________________ _ -.1 ' If : 40 _. ______ & (OistI 'l'c4 I I — •- _ p )., . I 4, 1 I '" . go' - . - p I . .. (i .. 1 it I &I J 4 I .is -. iii 4 I . ! . ^ . . .. .- .. r- ' ' ' 4 I - , L ~-~ ________ I- r . V.. ~ ,.,.- '-'------.- ______________ 1iuI_I____j1 ll V __U; . j ________ _________________________ 11,t- . ' '•i - - -: 1 - 0 I I. —I JA i- I -- & - - . ___________ - - $ ..1 ! ..' .'s. t StOP 8(own Bog" 1 1 i_-ft -1 - ~ & I _ _1 t. ~ Iii) _~_-. __ - _1g S' , - -- - I — crusting TIIF. FRIENDL I A^ ;Puy Bar-B-Que Make sure the label "crush. proof" reada before you buy a ga rmenI - ' Book A Home is D emonstration For The Month Of January And Got 20% Of Sales In 2101 FRENCH 323-5230 - For beauty, Gardenland has will find a kindred spirit in Jim, famous "Buck" knives — the their lawns green and at a good selection of camellias for since these exotic flowers are latter two carrying life time tractive during the winter the your flower garden. Fall an. his specialty. GardenLand has warranties. answer Is overseeding with rye nuals are also still available. orchid supplies and river rocks, GardenLand. largest retail grass, advise Harold and Pat They offer Malibu lights at in small and medium sizes, to seller of bulk seed south of Hunilker, owners of Gar. GardenLand, designed to make highlight your garden and Jacksonville, stands ready to denLand, 1400 W. First St., your lawn'. patio, garden, landscape. ineeds of the smallest driveway and walks beautiful ' Sanford In addition to seeds and gar dener, as well as the A fey; dollars spent on this and safe New stepping stones plants, GardenLand carries an farmer. Planting your garden L--,.Prlced seed, a little effort that look like petrified rock, extensive line of lawn and can be practical as well as nt In the seeding. And some Such as those used In homes in garden equipment: decorative g healthful exercise. Help judicious watering and fer- the $150,000 range. are waiting wrought Iron plant holders, lowervourfoodbiiibyplanting ' a verdant boots, hoes, rakes, glo y r selection, give ou s, soil ve tilizln will I bi d Gar House plants bring a breath test kits. planting soil, ,*,at a lawn all winter -one that will denLand has Kilgore seed bring admiring comments from of the outdoors Into your home moss, sprayers and fertilizers. planning guides which are a our envious neighbors. It's the the year round. GardenLand A dealer for Sunnyland and Est grass for winter pastures, has a tremendous selection of Chase and Company, Gar- tremendous help for even the us ual a nd unusual indoor a nd dent-and has pesticid es a nd most experienced farmers. Ask too a ardenLarid calendar For gardeners, whether the outdoor plants which will fertilizers nieeded for a healthy. f Also in hardy, productive garden. home variety or farmers, brighten your For ladies who like to look Iry,twelont and has plenty of seed stock are the CIAV Poll for your So whether Your oardenim Otatoes, onion sets and garlic plants, which allow them to pretty and stylish, even when goal this winter Is a beautifU-I working In their gardens. lawn and flower garden, a lets. They are now receiving breathe. Jim Maylleld, the orchid GardenLand has just the thing successful vegetable garden, or their winter vegetable plants caubage, broccoli, cauliflower, specialist, Is In charge of the - handmade sets of sun bon a combination of the two. and GardenLand nursery. You will net$, aprons and clothes pin GardenLand will supply collards lettuce, find him eager to offer bags, all In matching fabrics. everything necessary except strawberries. Gardent-and carries three the effort. You can supply that Bare root shade frees, in- suggestions and share his well,known brands of k nives f or ___ ' Mr. Cff*e I I I 1 /tt\ last. I -do contact filyrw Covell i n3-7607 I %~ A".& I goge ShM . $3995 12 Debra Walsh "111-51143 - $ = __= T Alt, - = = • =--- - - - - - t J1? ftim.wspipe, -. --- _I ___ ~_. . t I . .. -_ ' -T • IN J/ $ . . . Your tory In HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW for s --- - ADYI1TI5f .i F . . stowyo., I \ If YOU operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, YOU have an p y readers o .e • 1era s decor. I'lome or Office .. . ood you for people whowant Coffee , For people who want to keep iiiiiF(4!iC'&4 r STAFF AT GARDENLANI) eese Dutch maid rREE Merchandise Helpful Hint: @ LOW yAIID - - :- •1L.-_Ji.t _________ not a fate / -, FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON THE , 'i,. ill. -________________ MR. MUFFLER M NEWl a = CALL ART BROWN LAWN SERVICE . ______ . .j .i:l;lb - 2027 - MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE - TODAY con -. ' ' -j2!.i27tTj_' - Art Brown Pest Control, Inc. n t - --E - . ____ sur 5 21M A is -__. ' - , , arti its I$ - , 'N BEAUTIFUL LAWN INTO EMBARASSING DEAD _______ t .IAhL} says , TURN YOUR CAN AREAS ALMOST OVER NIGHT. ADV. . - Wagon 30 ii 3OAMaI 30-4 00 P U " LAWN PESTS AND DISEASES ' ' / / - -- ' 1111 Help ithout Hassle " DON'T LET UGLY BROWN OR YELLOWISH PATCHES SPOIL THE BEAUTY OF YOUR LAWN invites past warranties negative f .. UP TO 5000 sq. ft. PELL1TIZED 16-.41 ---- ___r_ - I . - 'xptnsc I-s . . Vorpaht ''. -- U cost . Carl A I I V\/ I n with per - — '-' ViH - CALL ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. SEMINOLE COUNTIES OLDEST AND LARGEST HOME OPERATED LAWN, PEST AND TERMITE CO. are -1 I Special Dead Areas?? aruenLanu O ff ers fuel. - and has trained hundreds of of your car. All - casings 0 (1 Block E of 17 2) Look for our Indian Boy Signi the to his existing .' • 12 Mi. N. of 17-92 on Florida Street, Longwood " I per week respectively. Fer tilizing Brown Patches?? $ one Carl Is one owner who does pipes with glass packs or dual driving with a muffler that Is y you ON III j .. and nst WASHINGTON AP) - U.S. Environmental Protection their safety record compares centrations TJ.y0i1j_,4, Those worn of 3 to 8 cent, Wes discarded Agency, tire also be that of new tires, ranges from $1.50 to $2.50 ) may still be giving you a used to generate poser and as Yet retreadng is not a final ton of mix. smooth ride. Paving roads with artificial reefs, impact ab- u.,s for a tire. Other Everything .) Visit proposals In power production, rubber for .) used tires is Just one of the so.. sorbers on highways and in ret- would eliminate the ultimate tires a %iable alternative to ur lutiorts to the waste disposal readed tires. disposal problem. Bingo Horse coal and other types of % problem posed by the 200 mil. "Retreading is the most ob"Roadbuilding could solve A British firm operates a Korral A Ride lion tire casings abandoned ev- vious and economical forni of the waste problem immediately plant which consurnes 700 tires Foods recycling," SaY3 Guy Burgess, and abilostcompetely," reports per hour and generates 3,5W According to a study by the chairman of the Tire Retread theEPAstudy.'lhepossibility pounds of steam per hour with Information Bureau "Seventy of Incorporating rubber Into savings of about $110 day per cent of the of a new tire roads has been considered and over the cost of coal, the cheap. V . Horse & Rider Store SANFORD is the casing. Because a retreadtested sporaWcally over the est ivnventional fuel available. i built iround this, a major pa.st45eirs. Innon& olthe And,.lsfuel,ttbcrelsnoen%I. al.olded" projeas using lo concentra ronmental difference between , Since retreads have to meet tioris ol rubber has rubber tires and a good quality coal. o%ernment safety st.and.drds, shown a eff ec t on a ano ther tm nediate and 50 U Ion JOHN SCHLENK P • I' urthermore, EPA, DELICIOUS tests indicate that a'. inch film tO the used-tire problem. Sine Did you know that the 1965 of rubtwr should increase by 440 colonial age still exists? Interior Bureau of Sport Fishw I per cent a road surface's ability, hi niisiUifld LZpdflSiofl peaceful Guatemala, and Perunenting with building "I locat ed n th e Caribbean "tntrattion without cracking, Thi k' fiti ,:%* 0 Sea. In fact, in the midst Compounds ina& largely Of SPECIAL of a very up-to-date recWmed tires have been used where fish nutrients are plenti. world. It Is even more in at least 52 road-surfacing Chuc scarce. The Bureau evaluated relaxing to get away from three scrap niaterial.s on the It all to a place where Cost Steak deterrent either basis of life expectancy histot . - and The present cost of adding rubBread, potatoes, TE " Ll problems hasnothada charac her to asphalt, usually In gravy choice ieristics and varlabilityof reef chance to disturb the of vegetables a mosp ere. no perfornd bo th scrap autom travel to Guatemala — C you will find a sleepy bile bodies and ship hulks Si R Forty-three snmll tire reefs N WORLD'S FINEST MUFFLERS 0 buildings created by FREE are in place off the East Coast 130 MiFf, I early Spanish settlers, AND PIPES TO FIT ANY CA R • shores 'me Rurea Apparel I that a billion tires would be • proportion, an as well as delicious array 2 21 needed to build all the reefs rem for the antiquity of their -I __ Sim= - • I .1111 - the hap • N 111111 4Iijjji customers and skeptics alike to the acquisition of Ns new to his business. Prior to coming their contacts with manufac. stop by his shops at 2421 So. equipment and two expert to Sanford, he serv ed as a sales tuners they t,ave access to any French Ave., to Inspect his shop brake and alignment mana ger for a major auto of excellent local suppliers. and give him a cha nce to he has now reached mufflers i alled on corre ct your muffler or tire that goal. turer In Minnesota. He holds domestic a problems. Vorpahl has added a new disc numerous patents in this field warran ty good for lifetime brake All Day Car, at N , ' 5 make his the best brake and his mechanics alone, since he manufacturers. There are 2,000 faulty alignment. i 1?T few 0 0 I Morning Kindergaen5,4an3 half da y s . ectively. Kindergarten and Day Ca CENTER 191 LONGWOOD PLAZA wli be honored by Vorpahi Some muffler installation firms boast a 20 minute service. Mr. Muffler can do t in 15 months ago, he minutes. but Carl does not want D othy Roberts Dol or es Gaither Rd. %VdM fr'1L'111 alignment shop in Seminole brings a lifetime of experience mufflers on hand with more County, and he feels that with in the automotive service field than 300 various types. Besides You V TIME X REPAIR if nr now - 7 . l il1. 323-7710 DIRECTORS PH all 22$S shop at the same location. Mr. not need to depend on the exhaust to headers. Mufflers going or has gone bad. And Muffler. His goal has been to knowledge and experience of are purchased direct from don't shorten your tire life with Those Now T e Road Ma Become The Road 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.6737 Mon.-Sat.e:30a.m.4:OO p.m. Thurs. & Fri. Evenings by Appointment 210 Magnolia Ave Jfld HeIl Branch I - . new AAA Alignment and Its twin • 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients-VA-Medicaid balancing mag over a for ' '1 $5O CA.&W 1 a high pressure pipe bending and business man. He will three in the entire state, this AAA Alignment is con- machine which allows them to continue to maintain the wheel alignment System offers cenfratlng on stocking private bend and sha pe pipes to fit any aiready established reputation, ,jhe greater accuracy in branded, new radial tires, vehicle and give a car a cus tom and give the motori ng public a 4illgnment that is necessary to which cost a lot less but give fit, business they can trust to do a ensure the best tire mileage, equally good mileage as brand They install every kind of good job at a reasonable pr ice. Carl Vorpahl is the owner of name tires, according to Can, pipe Imagineabte from straight Don't take a chance on • where your friends are Is stealing your balancer the the parts, the Closed Sal. For Quotes : ANNOUNCES THEIR MERGER WITH Children's House : Montessori Kindergarten : 0 : 11111 Classes Grand : less4ro Classes and or • . . parts for - Cleaned-Oiled Adjusted Jewel Movement . ..*~- wheels at high speed makes his Improved the entire operation, to shop equipment complete. The stocking five times the time Is when a muffler with no; mechanics have had years previous inventory. Carl and other Is needed, tire life prematurely stop by of experience In some of the his employes can install a AAA Alignment, 2421 So. best shops In South, and muffler on any car, truck or cars ahead of you. French Ave., Sanford, and put of them Is a foreign car other vehicle. The newest Carl looks upon his business your car on his new 'Line.O spe cialist who can ha ndle work equipment Is on hand, including as a vital service to the motorist Ironic" machine. One of only on all foreign makes. speeds on market in both return of satisfied customers women's and men's styles. made his building possible. Carnielli makes a professional For lots of fun and pleasant fact, Lloyd carries a complete Lloyd's Bicycle Shop Is line of bikes. They have the heattnfui exercise, drop in at line of safety equlprnent such as probably best known -ex. convenient told-up bikes which Lloyd's Bicycle Shop and let reflectors, battery and collent repair service. Lloyd like the name Implies, can be him set you In the saddle of a generator lights, reflecting repairs all makes of bikes and folded to fit into any car. Just bike fitted to your needs and tape, horns, etc. Ltod fee ls the carries all replacement perfect bike for ca mpers desires. won't be sorryl Abv. these, you \ I - To make sure that faulty alignment does not end your then somel" Lloyd feels the ac - — . ______ preclous. fire rubber. now and With the popularity of bikes can customize your soaring, so is the rate of bike to your own individual cidents. Being alarmed by this taste. Sanford, Florida /1 - you who rebuilt by Lloyd In addition to making bikes Vistas are quality bikes. make it right." Concerning into a large, modern safe, Lloyd carries equipment parallel to a Ca dillac in cars. parts, Lloyd stat es, "I sell 3600 sq. ft. building housing a to make your bike pretty, such Lloyd has a complete line for anything and everything you 2300sq. ft. showroom filled with as streamers, colorful han. children, women and men. could want for your bike, and COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. 0 Tr Line and uneven for out Senkarik PAPOOSE PALACE, INC. • • SPFCII%L i 1. THE FABULOUS LINE—O —THONICNIACIIINE Carl Vorphal displays his new equipment The most common cause of drum brake facility, and is able people in the sciorce of wheel excessive tire wear to do all the work inside where balancing and alignment. .s faulty front wheel align the best quality results can be The other part of the business nent. But can stop this obtained. A new strobe is Mr. Muffler. After Carl took Thief EVERYTHING YOU COULD NEED FOR A BIKEP AND THEN SOME Lloyd J Scruggs, ireiiuiesanuaccessori Bicycling is a favorite sport best safety item to come on the (including handlebars, tires and weekend travelers. of both young and old alike. market In a long time is the and tubes), necessary to put Lloyd also has the 20"and 24" Lloyd's Bicycle Shop on the fiourescent flag. When car your bike back In pedaling unicycles those people more corner of Celery Ave. lights hit these flags at night, shape. He also carries mini, coordinated than usual. And for Mellonville Ave. In Sanford has they glow allowing the motorist bike parts, such as clutches and those who love a taste of the right bike for one that ample time to maneuver of throttles, plus car carriers and nostalgia then, Lloyd will turn your spare time Into a your way. Safety equipment baby seats. has the "big wheel," an exact fun, exciting way to get that isn't expensvie, and every bike Some of the botter.nanie replica of the old ones. much needed exercise. should be with at least bikes Lloyd stocks are Vista, Lloyd guarantees satisfied Wha t was originally a gas twoitems-a ft erali, they can Kabuki, Carnlelli, Rollfast, Kal customersand,ashepromise,, Statloflandgrocerystorcin 1964 save your life. Koff and Tyler. "It you're not satisfied, I'll been over 3DO bikes. a - has A r ' Scruggs HUNT S TUXEDO FEED pla" 13=N , q;" OPEN6 DAYS - ..-,. equipped , Pet Supplies • A0flu1)iS • Vegetable Plants Senior Citizen Special TUB. Wed . Only - ..-- you, r Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks .Horse Care Items .__ o, ,ic 1 _______~_~~~~__. ~fn and rpo _______________________________________________________ Permanent - - V i:': a E ' D - Bill Wilkens, Mgr. _. - ~_ __ / rTTT1.: .i.; ' I = IIIIIuuI•Iuum:mu. I . t I :tAPER 11 izl ;V ... II ;1:11;;ft0 Øc SR22's Filed EZ . -: - F a . ~--#@--- noo W First St. Ph. 323.6630 Sanford — Ph 323.1330 r .. . .r • .,t 4. . - I and a new shipment of • - . - - ___ - Strawberry Plants, Camellias ^ Automatic Toning Cop,es To 11" By Any Length. Demonstrations — Local Service '' - 1.24YearOIds • . " i - - - Gardedand OPEN DAILY I A.M. 0 Multi Copies. I n- - IIIIII&WAA - Fastest Desk Copier ,' - 0 I Tractor Co. • .. 4l\ e o ____________________________________________ Ph 0"Pup" . k I-_.__ . I j I LOW RATES I • Duda Auto Parts i Price I *MIRRORS ic.- .. - For Every .'uepose . - 11 new wigs on salt including styling Daily 10a.m. I AUTO INSURANCE .GLASS SANFORD I I LAWN&FARM I _ EQUIPMENT/ : _i - ___.-=~ I ~-~~_ Tnl% . things your 19,19745B IMit Agec jI *ART SUPPLIES ... Nov. Vi flCW HITSzI:I:::ES A- , I IV 48 HOUR SERVICE Open *$P ~ii,IM, I-. tr,stl 11-Itki 'If 0 ___ ~~ ____ — — --I __ -I _Z.~_.=---_ _____ IIIlllIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIII~jsgga Save l. 0 II T . . I + I. - ______ Drive out 7 Ii 1 I - D, ;!A ik_. .- k.- I IT top Rub ber Robber ... secailthe IS & U Tuesday, L ..j . . i. M"P c 14V . : ;I %" .. 4, I, ... . ." W.,—. , ".Z, - 1 - Fl. TI irby .1. WE WILLORDER TO YOUR EXACT : Ceiery&MeHonvjUe Junior IR I Sanford, 31 FEET Accessories AAA Alignment Says . _Pedal For Fu n And Health ", Vale's . TO I -- Q;YCe mpin Ju . I Lloyd's Bicycle Shop - , * We ___ 10 Herald, '.so company Motor Home - 21 .9 A demand ( - I UP I CAL[S so"0zz, 4 Parts-Accessories _____ - ------- " Sales-Service -- _____________ Evening VITRONIC - Z- - I Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach those who are most likely to need your products or services. For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising - - - - I = - = = f . — - - - \ =_ �- 5= - 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Legal Notice Tuesday, Nov. 19. 1974 - Le9l NotIce Legal Notice Look, Read, Buy • -- - ..-' - 30 FRANKLIN ARMS APIS 1120 rlormda Aye' 373 so . .- *GENEVA GARDENS * W cogle slory Studio, 1. 7. and 3 bedroom apartments Pool. cIubhoue. carpeting, drapes. kitChe' equipped, central heat arid ,ir Monthly rentals from *147 ?7 2090, 1505 v. ?S'h St S.iei 'ti - .. Vi'H . Y ' * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes WasherS Dryer * * -, NEW MARONOA HOME si DelIsni iii .',v,, bin IIi'S IiS' wo,xinq pspli u etli is ,,t,r.ss wim all lflhiwil aetuttId cress 111.790 •V iWd lot., us r.,ardi.1 1pulsate a new) to CASH t DOWN PAYMENT AND ( Ø(OUCEO MONTHLY gnalr P'ATML 91 lISP C.rm,tt Horn, Ad rnuunu'fl A51tiafm(, Plan . -, - - .L ' mRRonDA "' Heated Pool 1.2 Bedroom - AVAI.Op4 APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St 41 Cove Houses Rent Unfurnished Dlshwashr's -: SANFORD 323.7900 ORLANDO 365.5555 OFFAIRPORT BLVD. ' I ptex. 2 bedroOm, air cond?loned. adults preferred. 372662.0 or 323 5l51. I Houses Rent Furnished 4 Small 1 Bedroom House Trees and lawn, big garden 321 031$ SANFORD- Newlywed or Retirees, dream home, 2 bedrooms, family room, carpeting. newly painted, seller will finance. Move in now 517,300. LAKE MARY-) bedrooms, large closet space, range and refrigerator included. Owner says "cut it loose" 522.900. Low down payment. REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 373 6353 or 615 233) WE TAKE TRADES * JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC RAVENNA PARK- 3 beoroom, 2 bath with pool. Nicel 515,500. DREAMWOLD- Only) Jefferson I bedroom, 2 bath homes left. 530,500 W. Garnett White COUNTY- One story 2 bedroom, 1 bath. However, upstairs could be finished to make 7 story home Only 511.950. For Complete Details Call REALTOR-ASsociate Julian Stenstrom Broker. 107W Commercial Sanford, 372 7111 Thanks-Giving We will THANK you for selecting us to contract the construction of your new home. Cash. VA, FHA, Conventional or VA.FHA Tandum Plans. Now, should you do thms by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you your choice free: Washer arid Dryer, Stove and Refrigerator, or Color TV, by G.E. upon final closing of your home Call Bud. 3278437 or Ken, 3776457 3222420 Anytime Yotr MLS Agency REALTORS A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 372. 2611 or 831-999). SANFORD SOUTH 3226437 * Owners Crying* 322-7474 322711) MOSSIE C BATEMAN Peg. ) Real Estate 2585 Park Dr. Broker 322 1843 Must sell cozy) bedroom home with self cleanIng oven, dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell. Only 120,9.00. Good terms, low payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR. $311222. lelax - Shop the easy way Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. (l,iS%nlnr-J Act serve the bu - inu and selling community everyday, read and use them often. Call 372 7611 or 831 9993 KULP REALTY 107 W. 1st. Street 372-233.5 EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 2 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, ea?.ln kitchen, dishwasher, gar bage disposal, range, large inside utilIty room, outside utility building, fenced back yard. Well landscaped. 137,750. GOLF COURSE-) bedroom. 7 bath, family room, wall to wall carpet. calm kitchen, dishwasher, garbage disposal, range & refrigerator. 15' * 30' screened POOl. 555,000 NEARLY NEW-) bedroom split plan, Pu balhs, wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility ?orage room, 521,500 Harold Hall Realty TAFFER REALTY hOOF 7Sth St 377 6655 - - . A. A. McClanahan BROKER 32259?? NIghts 323 1)67 or 32.1 9007 577,900. 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath. A doll house. Corbett Real Estate REALTOR 6611791 DeBary Veterans No Down, 2 Bdr,n den, fenced. $116 mo. 9', pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750. , Spotless, dramatic, spacious, corner lot, super landscaping, We could go on. but, better see this almost new 3 bedroom home with central air, double garage, and much more for only 131,500. And great terms Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? - .. 9dqC2wiEde REALTOR 24 Hour Service 337,719$ HOMES OF DISTINCTION Lake Jennie Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, ON LAKE JENNIE ___________ __________ - ._,__: - .' 57 APARTII1 ENTS lilt SANTA BARBARA DR. SANFORD Built With Pride By Additions 1-2 BEDROOM APIS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS Call For Appointment = CONSTRLJCTOJInc. Remodeling ... . . . ' S ' - ........ 4 P.. . , S - --- - , - • -S. . 69 62 323-0742 or 323.0332 322•3103 79 Trucks and Trailers Wanted to Buy 72 6141155 80 Autos for Sale 1915 Filt Convertible, gOod condition. 5350. 372 3307. 1966 Fotd Wagon Excellent Condition Best Offer. 372 6077 $9.70 Slmca, real economy. $500 3727)9.7 FREE P.'',r- ',-cr Old aban(Io.t- ed car free I lie ri Seminole County not in Palm Beach. If you will call after I pm. 322-1621 i9S9 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best offer. 323 3371. Auction 1970 Dodge Dart Swrger 5900 Cash 3225077 Open daily 10 S lot' consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. * Mustang City * $50 Down 75 Camper-Travel Trailers IWITH GOOD CREDIT) inford Per Vee new has a full line of topper's SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 23)1W. 1st St. 373 4711 8N, Ford Tractor 365 3lSlaftero Equipment for Rent t,Uys - esriT . '-U' 1971 Dodge Dart, loaded, beautiful, I owner. 1970 Cuugar, exceptionally clean, fully equipped. 4.45 . 14 15 17.92MaIttand EXPLOREROWNERS, -outhern RV Services. Your authorized Service center warranty and other service's. 9020; $30.102Q Rent Blue Lustre ElectrIc Carp.'t Shampooer for only St per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Color Console TV; Also 2$" Color Stereo; Si wrought iron dining chairS, 3730705. 1971 Penton 125 dirt bike Runs good. Extra Chamber 5.373 3725006 Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 1st St..323 £357 Lawnand Garden 64 Miscellanamous For Sale 1914 Triumph 650 Fully chopped, 5750 322-1106 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanforct 3235670 46 - Have anct ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for Quality bargains GOLD Bicycles 3 Wheel new adult bike. Never been used 5130. Call atter6:30 373 4425 Apartment house for sale at 1009 F. 2nd St. 535.000 Call 322-4693 fOr information. Indian 100 CC, 2630 trIet on Street by adult. 1300. Ph. 32) 5036 '14 WE BUY AND SELL We've got everything for the Golfer-Clubs, Balls, Ladies & Mens Shoe's, Duckster iacketS, AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 3272531. S or 10 Acres. Desirable home site location Paved road, trees. horses r'tny. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 679 0711 And Investment Property jlr- ln%ur sn-BLAIR AGENCY 32.3 3*66 Stamps-Coins Sports Equipment 58 Motorcycles CASH 322-4)37 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy 1 or 1001 itemS. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, 7.yp Sell or Trade-.-22' Thompson Boat, Gray Inboard engine. Will trade for camper or travel trailer 322 0959 illnt a pleasant Surprise? You can clean out your garage Quickly with a Want Ad Income 78 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paId, used, arry condition. 614 1176, Winter Park. ROBSON MARINE 7927Hwy 1792 FOR SALE BY OWNER. 10 acres (1 cleared. 3 woOd lands), 2 deep wells, underground plastic irrigation. I mos. old double trailer, 3 bdrm.. 2 bath, and fur. niture. Must see to appreciate. 5.15,000 as is. Call 377 0545 after I p.m. Recondilioned Batteries, $12 IS exchange. REEL'S BODY SItUP, 1119 Sanford Ave. eUW, Equipment Lotsand Acreage - 1965 Merced Benz, 190 0. AM FM, 4 SPud, air conditioned, 51,500. 322 252% New arid Used Carpet Sale; SI 00 Sq. yd end up. Sanford Auction l700French, 3737310 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in your home. 373 7791 after 6. Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropIcal and exotic plants. "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3401 5. Orlando DrIve, 373-7150. A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! Accounting MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1911 Hwy Il 97 Open Sat & Sun 9 5 535 2920 Home improvements ' Complete accountr-ig an,j tax ser vice' for Sm,sll businesses Williams Accounting, Five Points 322 7*43 Be!ow Whole-sale, while they last: AmerIcan Of MrtinSvilIe. solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, 5700 AT P-lOLL'S STORES There's One Near You -' PxIflO Remodeling, Additis & Repair. Carpentry. Roofing. Cemenf Finishing, Painting. Reasonable, Billy Geck. 373.1301. Services PIANO SERVICES All makes. md Players Tuning.Repair,8679500 .5- Appliances .SILSON MAIER FURNITURE I3UY SELL- TRADE 3)1 31SF First St 3775627 - - FulILineGi Appliances Sanford tlr-ctrc Company 7527 Park Drive. 372 156? Sale or Trade, Electric golf cart. 1350 or Tractor rider mower. 373 7577 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter top's, Sinks Inst1iition available Bud Cabell 37? 5057 anytime _ Heater Cleanmg Auto Repair STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 44. West 1st 5? Sanford now open daily for retail sales Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, antiQues., TVs. and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p m. Consignments welcome. For infotmation call 372.9719 . sm.iII ClasSified Ad brings h n('turnS Tr-, one ,snri see C,sIl :172 81l or 8)1 9993 - Beauty Care Household Goods TOWER'S bEAUTY SALON flormerly Harrmett's beauty P4okt 519 F Pinc 372 Sli2 Dining suite, table. I chairs, china, buffet, 565. single bed. Luxot mattresS. 133; matching single beds, 510 pair; chests from 110; dressers from 5.15; bookcase, 517. Gateleg table, 5,5. Sofa. nice, 560. dinette set, $15. KuIp Decorators, ic-c w. 1st St. 3277335. - C arpentry S-i-,-iul oh 'pr-c aIsts :arpentr Remodel. Repair, Additions. Licensed, Bonded. Insured. 10 Yrs Exp .4113 Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings Land Clearing VINCENT'S CARPENTRY riterior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No lob too small t, y:(.A.J & Bonded .3235677 C&A BACKHOE SERVICE lar-iciclearinj. Srpf tanks, till dirt. Ctf've'.%an,S All k n(I' ::$ (I qng 3?? 9117 or 173 3913 ____________________________ Lawn Care K&L Lawn Servite Cle,-inupar'ci h,sutnq One lit-inC or rrOnith p 3.J CSS.6 -0 - Painting Thinks to Classified Ad. users gel fast results at a low cost ir. eq-se ?Cm(j,lii 2511 0" 531 ) Home improvements 1 Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate. 323 603* GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW" In seeing cabInet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machIne. Full automatic. Pay balance of 525 or 10 pay meetS of 51. Pest Control ____________________ Drop in bobbin, zig sag, and 3 needle posItion Like new condition, sold ne* for 51$, balance of 54$ cash or S paymentS of 510 Niw warranty. -iv Custom macse Drapes 800 Bed SP'eads. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss 319 5475, i,,s5,Iied Acts are here to help yOu ' -''v. sell. re'ni or swap at a ost let us help you place yours (.11 12? 2811 or t)1 9993 Wall Papering ,' Well Drilling 'IELLS DRiLLED PUMPS SPRlNp ER SYSTEMS All ',"5,In'j 5'ZeS .5" ',.'par and Sr-rn, STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY Ci) Pest Control 7676 lr00cos Aye Snfor 3?? 2010 You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in thC Want Ads. - I'.' LI 'l TL Professional Wallpaper Hanger (,icensed Residtnfi,jl. Cornrrer,.',st Frre EStmjtr-s Ph 372 C.41) ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 372 U65 Interior F.xteiior Plastering. Plaster patching an1 simulated brick specIalty. 3727750 Remodeling and Repair's. Room additions Fully insured Good references Jim Trego, 32) 0209. SeWing - _______________________________________ -U Washing Machine, 510 Few Other Small Items 372445$ Roofing r' - ')mjr% - Neworrepairwork Freeesllmates. 35 Yrs. experience. 167 $363. $ BEDDING SALE * * Buy Direcl-Whse. Price's. '- Off United Bedding 71 II Hwy 11 92Calselberry 1317010 - FALL CLEANING lmPacWash&Spra.kleen ExterIor waits, eaves, patio, walks & rools. Removes mildew, fungus, nuud-dobbirs. wasps & spider webs 3220)97 Cant ,ji the car ri tbr- m4,sr,,ge Sell n lOnger fl(Ied .t'Ui5 Aith a Classified Ad in the Evening Her,ild D,si 377 7611 or 5)1 9993 to - _________________________________ Pressure Cleaning _________________________________ . OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 373 5954 - ES- si PET P1EST INN eo-ircsnu & Grooming Ph 377 1057 ________________ Central Heat & Air Conditionint For free estimates, call Ca Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771 1- 7' Heart Cypress fence post. $1.25 cacti at Osteen. 322-1161 Pet Care - Odd lobs of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling. 322 26.15 - Air Conditioning k *Singer* * Of Loch Arbor ' I .1 •J' Auto Repairs Parls.Accessories 1960 Model Ranchero 68 26' Houseboat.sle'epsd, Good motor. CallGing.'r, 662 1000. Beautiful Acre with doubtewicte, overlooking Wekiva River Call Ginger, 867 1000 76 I Bull (half Bremer, half Slsalia), wieghs 1.700 lbs AbOut 7 yrs old " Boats&Marine 55 CaliBart Real Estate , . 43 Pets and Supplies Hogs for sale: 3 Boars, wietgrs 125 lbs 7 Sews weigh 200 lb's. I Boar, 150 lbs 372 5459. 100 N. 17-92 (Behinds Sobiks), . Want To Be lmpressed 26045 Hwy 179'? REALTOR 32) $171 - - , - Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1974-lB Livestock And Poultry 67 upr'r Oar-au,.' Sae Bargans galore at the Bargain Garage. Clothing, furniture, household. We take merchandise on consignment. - 207W ?ndSt 3728.1)7 Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER )37 A East 1st St., Sanford 372.9411 Eve's. $49- 1146 11 -- - - ... :.n: -.'S-.----..-.- :. ------_--'--;;- Adorable black mate Peek-A-Poo lOweeItS old. 575 or best offer 372-9151 Sales 'V J, '3M" - Mobile Homes 42 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" . I Real C '.t,sSi' urn lrr HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Attoc 3721395; 372 813) Day, Eve SO JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. - ------ = Freeto Good Home Part German Shepherd Love's Children. 373 1216 54 Garage.Rummage I 377.1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. it 17 92 Stenstrom Realty. Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equIpped, plenty Of room, swimming pool. 3229142. Drapes ALTAMONTE- New home, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat and air, family room, dishwasher end disposal, 2 car garage, pick your own carpet if you hurry. 539.600. M.UNSWORTH REAJLTY 103W. 1st St. 323.6061, 322 -05t7 3 bedroom, 2 story, central heat & air. 2 car garage, reference's required. 5190 1st & last. $100 security. 372-7)99. DispoialS ACREAGE Good small acreage with and without homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive Sanford. 32) 5200 - , -r- 5 -- -- - z.-z.: -,, _-:. Chihuahuas. For sale frozen b.ef Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels 372 5752. Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances Dick's Appliances, 372.7658 SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, I' bath home. Fenced yard. $18,700 LAKE MARY- Fire Sale-a fixerupper. Can you dolt? You can try Only 512,000 for house and ht. New houses in• rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government suidi:ed to qualIfied buyers. Cal' to see if you qualifylt 7 Bedroom unfurnished house. 2111 Orange Ave. 5130 Month. No pets. 3270771. Apti. Swimming Pool Ilennls Courts IFishing a Boating S 1.2.3 Bedroom SECLUDED and convenient. S acrr. wth 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home. Terms. $21,900 '•" FORREST GREENE, INC. * They're Hot !" .. .*.', . - Ref 11 cii., 535; Dinette se't, 515; Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC, twin bed, 5)7.50; D&J Curiosity To & Mini Poodles all colors, Shop, 1201 W. 1st St Mini Cocker, Large & DathshuboS, Shih Tzu. Schnauzer, YorI,,e, Terrier. Boston 52 Appliances Chihuahua. Beagle, Chi p00, 75 pups on display, we buy pups. KENMORE WASHER, parts, fnance, shots. guarantee 1 90.1 service, used machine's. 737 3418 or I 901 117 7947 MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 045',' New Homes for sale or rent, by private owner. 3 lovely homes. located in Deltona, Lots larger than average. 133,000 to 139.000 Call Jim Knox at 3220071 or 301725 1525. Prri 65 Household Goods S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & 1 chairs, As low as 569.95 ALL PIOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Large 2 Story house. Central air and heat, fenced yard. After 5. 371 070'. Conic see' us at our bq nt-w location "Get 'Em While 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, central air. family ard utility room. 5195 Month pluS utilities. Sanford, 321 0402. ON RESERVOIR LAKE 'I Altomon?, - Lake- Vacant large 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpet, central heat, family room. Easy terms. *29,500. 562-0709. Park Ave-Furnished garage apartment. 5*5 month or 52$ week, small deposit. Orlando, 551-1809. 3? Houses for Sale We're Moving! 15,500 down and assume I pcI. mci-I. 3 Bedrooms with fireplace: many extras. 3221751. I Bedroom upstairs apartment. L'ghts, water furnished. 119.50 mo. Adults. 372 7796 after I - -. - - ' S •"•'• - . . Bahama Couch, *29.95; Wicker rocker, 535; Dinette, 131.9$; DAVE'S FURNITURE. 500 Sanford Ave. 373 9370. Days-)fl 6123 Nights 372 5.171 or 377 2357 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. French 37219.91 3727371,327-1496,372 154.5 322 416.1, 372 19S9 Upstairs office space Call 372 ôl6ObetwiInI&9;30a.m. Bamboo Cove, 17 BDRM, shag, air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near Wantedto Rent 38 city park & Sanford Plaza. From $110 Airport Blvd near Sanford Woman wId like to share 6 room Ave 37] 1340 house with gentleman, couple with _______________________________ -I child or other woman. Near School and shopping center. 321 31 Apartments Rent 051$. Furnished ____________________________ Take a cue from a Classified Ad and WELAKA APARTMENTS sell your no.IOnger needed pool 11lW1stSt tablet Phone 3272611 Of' 831-9993. 51 . - - -- -- PAYTON REALTY Stemper Realty For Rent , ------------. ;.------ ---5 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Stemper Sezi ''A wise investment beats a lifetimp of toil." Business Property 37 Clean 2 Room Furnished Apartment, 573 373 4762 r,j * * * * Deltona * * * * 7. Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 baths priced from $22,150 to 525,100 on large woodeo lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder. Deltona, 904.719-7210. Orlando, 305473.1334. Trailer lot for rent. Plenty of room to park big rigs. Call 372 9117. Correspondents ai_an._...- -5-- iouses for Sale Need a Serviceman fast? Check the Business Service Ads today. Trucker's Special _________________________ " - HouseS for Sale 7S2lParKDr 377211$ REALTOR After Hourst ?797$I 3773991 3220641 Mobile Home Lots For Rent Recreational Building 12 Bedroom Adults t7nly Park Avenue Mobile Park 7SI% Park Drive, 372 2161 831.4039 628-7162 - "" - Jim Hunt Realty 7 Mobile I-tome Space's For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE, 3fl.4.47Q I- ROM *165 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7570 ,HOmES l(1C. ..r 35 Nice I bdrm trailer, also apt, Good location Mature adults Utilities pd. Plo deposit. 373 '493, , ' - - Need shell space for Christmas gifts? Sell no-longer needed items with a Classified Ad. Dial 327 2611 or 131-9993. * Range.Refrigerator . - .., - * W/W Shag Carpet * RENT? Lower your food by catching fish on the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. 372 4470. * Unfurnished - - 5 5=- -- LOW DOWN PAYMENT- 1:ew 1 bedroom, 7 baths, FHA, VA. Close to schools, shopping. Builder must sell. 3230537, 3720660. Hariwetl Ave. Model open. 1 6 p m 7 Bdrm. mobile home. Leisure World on St. Johns. Rent or oction to buy. Call GInger, IA? 4000 APAPTFFNT HOMES LAKE MARY Dunlex furnished - - - unfurnished Modern, quiet neigh torhood. Low rates 323-1821 ____________________________ ake Mary, new 2 Bdrms near SiC Pick your choice of green or gold '.Isio mo 831 0797. 41 Mobile Homes Rent - 7 Bedroom House Trailer. Furnished, patio, carport. 3725659. Sandlewood Villas e bedroom duplex apt. kitchen equipped, carpet, air, adults 597 5 372 7296 alter 1 ___________________________ - 34 __S__-__ - .'ARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 11? Bdrm. turn or unfur, 32O2Oriando Dr., 37) 5670 -- .. - - - -- Apartments Rent Uniurnished or 7 bedroom duple- aparlment5 Furnished or unturnihed 60' swimming pool 1720 S Orlando Dr 373 2970. - -: 5- - Apartments Rent Uniurnishcd o IN FORMATION DIAL ._. --5= You Can Stay At Honie And Go To Tovin ? I IIth ti/ant Ads WAN1' AD ---------------- -'-5----- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN THE CIRCUITCOURT OF THE INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE INTHECIRCUITCOURTOF THE CIRCUIT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 11th JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NOTICE OFPPLICATION FICTITIOUSNAME PROBATE DIVISION arc CASE NUMBER 13154 PROBATE DIVISION FOR TAX DEED NAME STATUTE Notice is hereby Qiven that we CASE NO. PR 74-?9S•CP PROBATE NO. (Section 197.495 FIonda 5tg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: e,geged in bj%iness at Rt.No. 1 60" Estate of MARY H. ORACKO, Help Wanted deceased. In re: Estate Of 18 In re: Estate of $969) Notice is hereby oivrn that the 716, Banana Lake Rd.. Sanf NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND GILBERT STEVEN RADOVIC. DAVID JEFFERY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, undersigned. pursuant to the 3771, Seminoc County. Florida Deceased, deceased that Mr. or Mrs. P. W Schootcratt "Flctitous Name Statute" Chapter under the fictitious name of APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE Vending HosteSS ,eded, for NOTICE TOCREDITORS All persons are hereby notified NOTICE TOCREDITORS the hOIdi of the f011owinç cer 86509, FlorIda Statute, will registr OPEVERGREEN LAWN SEP Seminole Junior College TO ALL PERSONS HAVING All creditors of the estate 0, titicates has tiled Sad (Irtificatci wIt"i the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in VICE, and that we intend to register that the undersigned as Executrix of on bet. Cafeteria, Apply in CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST said name with the Cter of tne said estate. h*s completed the adDAVID .EFFERY. deeased, are lot a tax deed to be it%Ud thereon and for Seminole County. Florida. 4 pmMonday ween I am. and SAID ESTATE: Circuit Court. Seminole County. ministration thereof and has filed In hereby notified and required to file The certificate numbers ani years upon receipt of proot of the Friday. YOU and each of you are hereby any claims or demands which th' FlorIda in accordance with the said court her final report and ap of 'ssuance, the description Of the publication of this notice, the tic IYOrty, and the names in whiCh it titious name, to wit: BICYCLE provisions of the Fictitis Name plicatIon for discharge. Ob(ertions notified and required to tile any may have against said estate in the claims and demands which YOU, Of' office of Clerk of Circuit Court of *15 aiaesse-d are as fo1Iows: CASTLE under which I cipect to Statutes, To Wit: Section 16$ 09 theretO. it any. shoutd be duly filed Evening Herald Route After filing proof ot publication either of you, may have against said • Seminole County, Florida, in the Certificate NO. 795 Year of engage in business at 1709 E High Florida Statutes 1957 Showing this notice has been estateintheolficeoflheCleckof the courthouse at Santord, Florida, Issuance 1971 Seminole 322-2611 Available in Sanford. Short mileage, way 436 in the City of Casselberry, 5: Dale E. Hunter published once a week for four Circuit Court of the Eighteenth within four calendar months from Dicriptlono4 Property Florida Ernest K. Whitaker two hours per day. Good car. and • Judicial Circuit, Seminole County. the date of the first publication of Beg 395 Ft Sot P1W Cgr Run S 597 That the party interested In said Publish: Oct. . Nov. s, 17, 19, 1974 consecutive weeks, the matter ol cash for bond and wttkly paper approval of said report and the Florida. P obate Division, in the this notice. Each claim or deniand Ft E $30 Ft S33 Ft E 190 Fl N buSinesS enterprise is as follows Ft bill is all that is needed to get ifltO DEG-157 Winter Park ordering of distribution of said Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, nwst be in writing and must state N 6.3 Deg 17 Mm W to flea litsa Peg Ralph E Davis a very profitable and secure estate will come before the court. within four calendar months from the place of residence and postotf ice NOTICE OF APPLICATION 530 F? E L 77 Ft N S Deg W of SW Dated at Orlando, Orange County, business. Contact s: Anne Fusillo the time of the first publication of address of the claimant and must be FOR TAX DEED Cot Run N $ Deg W 710 Ft N 17 Deg Florida, November 6th. 1971 Orlando 831-9993 As Executrix this notice, Each claim or demand sworn to by the claimant, hiS agen', (Section l7.49S Florida Statutes of F to Lake SEly on Lake To Pt N Publlih: Nov. 17, $9, 76. Dec. 3. 1971 Circulation Dept. of said estate. must be' in writing and filed in or his attorney, or it will bccorn $969) 82 Deg E of Beg S $7 DElI 6) THE EVENING HERALD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Publish Nov 5. 17, 19. 26, 1971 duplicate and state the place of void according to law. ________ _______ Deg W to Beg & Beg 530 Ft DEPt 31 Ask For Want Ads resIdence and post office address of Dated 7th November, 1971. IbIt R B Riser Estate the holder of Reel Estate Associate wanted fOr .1 E of SW Cor Run N 33 Ft N 1) Dg $5 the claimant and must be sworn to the following certificates has filed Minnie Minor fast growing agency. speciali1iiJ NOTICE OF APPLICATION Mm IS Se W 44 55 Ft Pi 51 Deg 57 NOTICE OF APPLICATION by the claimant, hi agent or at said certificates for a tax deed to be As Administratrix FOR TAX DEED Mm E to E Line Sly to SE Cot W to In subsidiZed homes. Call P. FOR TAX DEED Want Ad tO(fley. or the same Shall be void. ALBERT N. FITIS Beg & 8eg39$F' Sd NW Cot RunS (Section $7,195 Florida Statutes of •ssued thereon. The certificate UNSWORTH REALTY, 373 numbers and years of issuance, the (Section $7,49$ Florida Statutes Of Dated at Mailland. Florida, this Attorney for Administratrix $9103 Ft F 197.03 FINS Dog 3 Mm W l9) La' for light housekeePing. 3 hour NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, deScriptiOn 01 the properly, and the 1969) 5th day of November, $971. 210 Edwards Building, Department Hours 77907 FIN II Dog $7 Mn E 67191 Ft NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Dorothy A. Radovic per day, I or S days a week. O.' Sanford, Flu Ha) Deg 39 Mm 4$ Sec W 119107 Ft that Seminole County the holder of names in which it was assessed are that Seminole County the holder of transportation. 37? 3453. 8:00A.M. - 5:30 P.M. , toIlow' As Administruirix Publith- Nov 12. 19. 1971 to Begi Sec 19 7 lv 5 P.29 F Acres the following certificates has filed C Year of the foIIowins certificates haS filed Certificate No of said estate Monday thru Friday said certificates or a tax deed lobe DElI 67 32 Petlon experienced In staughtermr'u said certificates for a tax deed to be Issuance 193 Charles A. Tabscott, Esquire Name in whiCh assessed Lena Hill issued thereon. The certificate 41c a line lthru S times.... beef and hogs. Hopkins Meat issued thereon. The certificate Description of Property Attorney for Administratrix fHCICS) Donald Lersth Adm. numbers and years of issuance, the Packing. 3729291. Between Lake numbers and years of issuance, the All SW 'd NE Troutnian & ParriSh, P A. Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 6 tttru 2.5 tII. . - 31c a line All of said properly being .n the description of the property, and the 171 South New York Avenue County of Seminole, Stale of names In which it was assessed are Mary Rd & Ry 8. Not Br rd Sec 79T description of the property, and the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. .. 24ca line 26tlrn.i names in which it was assessed are Winter Park, Florida 37159 205 P30 F Flørida fotlo' CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR * Desk Clerk * Southern as foilos ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Name n sici q Put:li')i P-4v 12. $9. $971 LLh tt'rfic! Cr crr ('rfifI(,-tr' No Lnr 1136 y,'r SEMINOLE COUNTY SOPOC lo-v mont 1CI tmr 11 3V Y elf 01 (ertilk .itc No Title Research Co 1)1 H 8J Minimum 3 Lines ttmCah, Shall Le redeemed Isvance tsu PROBATE DIVISION c eveningS and weckcfld% Ex All 01 said propirly being in the Issuance 1972 PROBATE NO. 74.327-Cp cording to law the property Descriptionof Property perlence preferred. Apply in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH In Ce: Estat. of Description of Property County of Seminole, Slate of described in such certificate or W1 Ft of F 315 Fl rf N 105 Ft ot person only at the Sheraton Personals JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR MARNIE BENTON 4 Beg SW Cor of N '2 of SW ' of sw Florida. certificates will be sold to the NW. (Less Pd) Sec 16 T.16S.R,3tE Sanford Inn, I I and SR 16. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Unless such certificate or cer 1 Run F 33 Ft Nfl) Ft W 33 Ft S273 highest cash bidder at the court Name In which assessed F. J and deceased. NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. CIVIL ACTION NO. 741922CA.04.0 Shall be redeemed ac Ft to Beg Sec 21 1215 P 31E tificateS house door on the 16th day of Eva Lewis NOTICE TOCREOITORS Surpriseyour familythis XmaswitP FOR clNGINt LOOKING In re: the Marriage of: Name in which assessed Edith M. cording to law the property December, 1974 at 11:00 AM. All creditors of the estate of All of said properly being e, the themoney youearnsc11AVON RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY, TALENT. 305-125-1653. described in such certificate or Tanner Dated this 31st day of October, CountyofSeminofe,Stateof Florida. MARNIE (fENTON, deceased, are Calf 6413079 All of said property being in the Certificates will be sold to the Unless Such certificate or cerHusband Respondent, hereby notified and required to file ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call loll 1974 ._and 5 - Arthur H. Be(kwith. Jr. highest cash bidder at the court County of Seminole, Stateof Florida fificates Shall be recjeemecl ac any claims or demands which they Free, 4447097 for "We Care"NANCY BERNICE BAGLEY, Clerk of Circuit Court Investment 16th day of Dcccertilicate or cer. Unless such house door on the may have against said estate In the cording to law the property "Hottine". AdultS øt Teens. of Seminole County, FlOrida tificates shall be redeemed acember, 1974 at noo AM. Wife' Petitioner, office of Clerk of Circuit Court o described in such certificate or Opportunits NOTICE OF ACTION By: Ida Creal DIted this 31st day of October, Cording to law the properly Seminole County, Florida, in the Dial the results numbCr, 377-7611 certificates wilt be sold to the Deputy Clerk 1971 descrIbed in Such certificate or and place a fast acting Want Adt THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: courthouse at Sanford, Florida, highest cash bdder at the court ______________________________ Increase your Income to 11 per cent. Publish: Nov 17, 19, 76. Dec. 3. 1971 house door on the 16th day of S Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. certificates will be sold to the RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY WHOSE within four calendar months from 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 7601 DEH Clerk of Circuit Court highest cash bidder at the court RESIDENCE IS CITY OF WIN. trie date of the firit publication of December, 1971 at 11:00 A IS ALCOHOL A PROBLE?A Mohawk Trait. MtId. MIg. Bkr. of Seminole County, Florida house door on the 16th day of FIELD, COUNTY OF MARION, this notice. Each claim or demand Dated this 31st day of October, IN YOUR FAMILY? 445-1117 (21 Hrs.) By: Ida Creal December, 1974 at 11:00 AM. 1974 STATE OF ALABAMA AND truSt be in writing and must state NOTICE OF APPLICATION AL ANON WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: Deputy Clerk Dated Ihi 31st day of october. theplaceofresidenceandpostofflce For fmllieS 5: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. FOR TAX DEED -. or IriendS of problem _________________________ POST OFFICE ----------------------. - --D..P.flth- sm. s, so. a (n 3. 1971 iou -. - BOX 252. PT. 1.' flL I,1ifTlt1T1T ,,rw mU'.' Iii' s_ir'' or LIrctnr LOUT C V (SCCT,Oh 114i) p-?oricia T1TUItI ot (IrinbierS 29 Rooms for Rent WINFIELD, ALABAMA. DElIS? 5: Arthur H. t3eckwmth, Jr. sv,orn to by the claimant, his agent, 5e'minole County, Florida _______________ For furiher Information call 173 1557 ________ A sworn Petition for Dissolution Of Clerk of Circuit Court or his attorney, or it will become By. ba Creel NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, or write Marriage a Vinculo having been Room for rent, private bhth and of Seminole County. Florida NOTICE OF APPLICATION void according tO 18WDeputy Clerk that Seminole County the holder of Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 bled regarding your marriage tO entrance. 372 6550 y: Ida Creal Dated November 13th, 1971 FOR TAX DEED ¶1-iC following certificates has filed Publish: Nov. 17. 19, 76, 0cc. 3, 1971 (4% .1nr,1. Fia 17ZI DF1I_T PLi ri;t. DiUI.0 T, _______________________________ Deputy Clerk 5: LouIse B Elliott - (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of said cerllficate-sfor a tax deed lobe DEH.71 Circuit Court in and for Seminole Publish: NOv. 12, 19. 76, Dec. 3, 1971 As Admlnistratrix 1969) issued thereon, The certificate BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse County, Florida, the short title of DElI 73 NOTICE OF APPLICATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ___________________________ STENSTROM. DAVIS & miumbers and years of issuance, the availble on rental basis for which is Ill RE: THE MARRIAGE NOTICE OF APPLICATION that Seminole County the holder of McINTOSH FOR TAX DEED descript Ion of the property, and the daytime or evenings. Private PAY OF AUSTIN BAGLEY. FOR TAX DEED the following certificates has tiled Attorney for Administratrix names irs which it was asiessed are (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of NOTICE part4s. wedding receptions. Husband-Respondent, and NANCY 1969) saId certificates fOr a tax deed to be (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of P0 Box 1330, Sanford Fl as follows: Will ac meetings, tic. group BERNICE BAGLEY, Wife NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. isSued thereon. The certificate 1949) Publish- Nov. 19, 26. 1911 Year of Certificate No. 1167 comrnodate 12$ 150 for sit down Petitioner, these presents command DEH Ito numbers and years of issuance, the that P B Riser Estate the holder of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. issuance 1972 dinner, 250-300 for reception. you to appear and file your Answer ______________________________ DISABLFD description of the property, and the that Betty J. West the hoIde' of the the following certificates has filed Description of Property Contact Mrs. McDaniels. 372 $171 orotherdefense or pleading with the IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE AMER ft,',PJ names i which it was assessed are following certificates has filed said Beg SE Cor Lot 7 81k 27 North Said CertificateS for a tOz deed to be Clerk of the Circuit Cwrtlnandfor certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The as follows, certificate EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. VETERANS Plavingf trouble storing summer Chuluota un S 0.8 Ft W To Lake SemlnoteCounty, Florida. and IIi-Y Certificate No- 30$ Year of issued thereon. The certificate CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE itemS? Sell them fast and easy NWty on Lake to Pt S 15 Deg w at numberS and years 01 issuance, the a copy thereof on PetitIoner's atnumbers and years of issuance, the Issuance 1972 COUNTY, FLORIDA. with a Classified Ad Call 372 2611 Chapter Beg NEly to Beg Sec 21 1 215.R 37E ijescriplion of thC property, and the torney, Jack T. Bridges. of names in which it was assessed are description of the property, and the Description of Property CIVIL ACTION NO. Name in which assessed Earnest or 831 9993 30 Cleveland & Mize, Post Office 71.1976 CA 09 F as follows Lot 7 Meriwelhers Survey F I OS names in which it was assessed are & Hazel V. Weating Drawer Z.Sanforct, Florida 37711,on 139 PG 199 as follows: DIVISION F FACED WITH A DRINKING All of said properly being in the Certificate No. 109 Year of Hwy $192 or before the 12th day of December, FE DERAL P1ATIOPIAL MOP Name in which assessed Peirce & Certificate No. 269 Year of PROBLEM Counfyof Seminole, Stateof Florida ISSuance 19S5 Si11 m3t cant ord AD. 1971, orotherwisea default will D.scriptionofroperty Lula Mae Robinson Issuance 1971 TGAGE ASSOCIATION, perhapsAlcolsolic Anonymous Unless Such certificate or cerbe entered against you. All of said property being In the Lot 36 Block E. Bungalow City Descriptlonof Property PIlirtiff, Can Help tificates shall be redeemed ac cording WITNESS my hand and official Meetings County of Seminole. State of Lot3ftlkOOixieTerraceP&$PG CallI73 1.517 to law the property Flat Book 7 Page 87 sealoltheCierkoftheCircuitCourt, lIars-ic in which assessed Rusrse-ss 7 - 30 it F Florida. J. 53 JAMES DEAN and MARY .1 WriteP,O. 130* 1213 described in such certificate or on this 7th day of November, AD., DEAN. his wife. Ljnless such certificate or Cii'Name In which assessed Arthur Sanford, Florida cestlflc&tes wilt be sold to the Holly & HiliC Hii Wife 1,71. All of said properly being in the tificateS shall be redeemed ac liarrls & Bernice Harris Defendants highest cash bidder at the court Bingo (Seal) ccrding to law the properly All of said property being in the NOTICE OF SUIT house door on the 16th day of County of Seminole, State of Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. certificate or Florida. in such S Lost and Found Every Wed &Sal described CountyofSemlnole,Stateof Florida TO' JAMES DEAN AND MARY December. 1971 at 11:00A.M. Clerk of the Circuit Court Unless Such certificate or car. certificateS will be sold to the Unless such certificate or cerEarly Birds 7:15pm DEAN _____________________________ Dated this list cloy 01 October. By: Elaine RiCharde tifIcateS shall be redeemed ac highest cash bidder at the court tificofes shall be redeemed ac RESIDENCE' UNKNOWN 1971. LOST. Billfold Wed.. Nov. 13 at Red Deputy Clerk Of cording to law the property the 16th day to cording law the on property house, door All parties claiming interests by, S: Arthur H. Btçk.*'ith, Jr. Lobster, 136 CredIt cards, pic' Jack T. Bridges, 01 AM. 1971 at 11.00 described in such certificate or December, described In such certificate or through, under or against Mary , Clerk of Circuit Court tures money. REWARD. 3226950 CLEVELAND & MIZE ceftilic.ates will sold Dated this 31st day of October, be to the the sold to Did you know that will be certificates Dean and James Dean and to all of Seminote County. Florida after 5 p.m. Post Office Drawer Z highest cash bidder at the court 1971 highest cash bidder at the court parties havIng or claiming to save your club By: Ida Creel or Sanford, FL 37771 house door on thC 16th day of Dec S Arthur H, fleckwith. Jr. ($ . right, title or interest in the real house door on the 16th - ------5Deputy Clerk organization can Attorneys for Petitioner bet. 1971 at 11.00 AM. Clerk of Circuit Court December, 1911 at 11.00 AM. properly herein described. PubliSh: Nov. I?. 19. 2L Dc-c. 3. 1971 Child Care 6 appear in this listing of Seminole County. Florida Dated this 31st day of October, Dated this 31st day of October, PublIsh' Nov. $7, 19, 26. Dec. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DEH.70 1971 DEH 69 By' Ida Creel each week for only S3 1971 that an action to forec'ose a mor S Arthur H Beckw,th, 'Jr. Deputy Clerk S: Arthur H. Beckwitl', Jr. Igage on the following real property Will baby sit in my home per week? This is an Notic is hereby given tt-iat we are Clerk of Circuit Court Publish. Nov. 12. 19, 26 and Dcc. 3, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND in Seminole County. Florida' Clerk of Circuit Court Reasonable rates. 372-3*29. engaged in bviness at Pt 2. Box ideal way to inform of Seminole County. Florida 1971 of Seminole County. Florida FOR Lot S. Block "H", WASHINGTON SEMINOLE COUNTY. P. Maltland, Seminole County. By: ida Crc-al the public of your CEll By: Ida Creel FLORIDA. OAKS SECTION ONE, according to Baby sitting, my home. 5 years Florida undCr the fktttio'..s name Of Deputy Clerk in experience child care. club activities Clerk Deputy CIVIL ACTION NO. 741SS$.D the ptat thereof as recorded in Plot APOI - kA EXPRESS. and that we PubIih: Nov. 12, 19, 76. Dec. 3. 1971 Available 21 hours. $1300 per Dec 3,1974 Publish: Nov. 12, 19.26, HELEN H. Book ANDERSON, 16. Pages 7 and I, an Public NOTICE OF APPLICATION intendtoreglste' said name with the DEH$I week. Call 32$ CS1S. unren-iarried widow, DElI-i? , Records of Seminole County. Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seff.inole FOR TAX DEED Florida, Plaintiff AMER lAN County, Florida l's accordance with (Section 197.4U FIos'ida Statutes of NOTICE OF APPLICATION Will Baby Sit In My Home NOTICE OF APPLICATION as been fIled against you and you Its. provisloni of tIle Fictitious 1W) InLakeMary FORTAXDEED FORTAXOEBO JOHNSON AND JOHNSON areregulredtoserveacopyofyour llama Statutes. To Wit: Section (SectIon 197.49$ Florida Statutes of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, (Section 197.4S Florida Statutes of 3fl 9159 DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, written defenses. it any, toil on van $4309 Fiirla Statutes $957. that Seminole County the holder of $969) 1969) INC., a Florida corporation, and den Berg. Gay & Burke, PA, at -----I'ise follow'ng certificates has filed Ch-.ick Edgell NOTICE -IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. GRADY P. JOHNSON. individually, Post Office Box 793. Orlando, a tax deed lobe Alvin I O'Brien for said certIficates 9 that Seminole County the holder of that Seminole County the holder of Good Things to Eat Florida 37*02, and file the original Defendants issued thereon. The certificate the following certificates has filed PubliSh: NOV. 5. 17, 19, the following certificates has filed with the Clerk of the above Styled TO DEFENDANTS JOHNSON AND the numbers and years of issuance, DElI 76 HAp l7.Q2lMmle sad certificates for a tax deed to be sad certificates for a ta' deed to be OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER JOHN SON court on or before December 21. 0EV E LOPME NT de-scripti of the property, and the isSued thereon The certificate iSsued thereon. The certificate South of Sanford CORPORATION INC., a Florida 1914; otherwise a iudgment maybe Baby Beef -FreSh Sausage rsames In which it was assessed are numbers and years of Issuance, the numbers ad years of hssuenre, tlte entered against you FICTITIOUSNAME for the relief cnrporatlon, CLARENCE JOHN$Freehomedelivery SaveS as follows: description of the properly, arid ttse MEETINGS 5Notice Is heby given ttt,tt lam description of the property, and the Please call (303) 8)0 6461 SON, President, whose residence is demanded in the .omplaint or Certificate No. $2 Year of names in which it was assessed names in which it was assessed are engaged In business at P.O. Box UNKNOWN petition arid whose last kilown 1PM -7nclandltt-i Issuance 1970 as follows: 3321. Forest City. 32751, SemInole as follows: mailing address 5 1603 El Paso WITNESS my hand and the seal of Thursday Each Month D.scriplionof Pr'sperty of Certificate No. $124 Year of 1152 Year No, Certificate County, FIotld,a Road, said Court on November 15th. 1974 tts. fit5 Los Cruces, New Mexico, and Help Wanted 18 Tr of Lot I BIk 17 El FT of W67 Ft Issuance $977 Issuance 1977 BINGO name of BROOKS WINDERS and GRADY P. JOHNSON. wholC (Seal) F Town of Sanford Pb 1 P0556 to 61 D.scriptlonol Property Descript Ion of Property that I Intend to register said name Part time wills poulble$200or more Every Mon &Iues reSidence Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Is UNKNOWN and wtsose & 117. Il), 113, 116 & $17 Lot I 81k 7 AlIens 1st Add tO last N 33 Ft of W 726 Ft of SE ' of NW wilts the Clerk Of tts Circuit Court. Early Bird at 7:15PM Supplemental Income. For inknown mailing address 'is Clerk of the Circuit Court Lane in which assessed Name Washington Heights PB 3 Po (LessWl3 Ft tot- RD)Se-c3OT.2) Seminole County, Florida in ac tervlaw call 678 3366. Geneva, Illinois, By: Lillian T, Jenkins Regular at 7 15 P M AND .'LL Development Co. Name In which assessed Lonni'y OTHERS S R.31E cordarice wittt the provisifl Of the CLAIMING Deputy Clerk -API IN All of said properly being in the You are Hard always ahead when you Name in which assessed Carrol FictItious Name Statutes. To Wit: TEREST BY OR THROUGH P L Russell CountyofSeminole,Stateof Florida. buy, sell or rent with a Want Act All of said properly being In the Sr Section 14509 Flordi Stlutes THEM CO van den Berg, Gay. ______________ _____ 'I , ii ....... Unless such certificate' Ct cecCunty of Seminole, Stale Of All of sa'd property beng in tre S. Constan.e I. Brooks YOU ARE & Burke NOTIFIED Ihat an ac tificates redeemed Shall be Florida. Coimtvof Seminole. Slateof Florida. Publith Nv s, 12, 19, 36, action to Foreclose a Mortgage on 16 South Magnolia Ave. cot ding to law the property Unless SuCh certificate or cer Unless such certificate or cci-DEN the following property in Seminole P.O. Box 793 in Such certificate described tificates Shall be redeemed ac tifICitt shall be redeemed ac County. Florida: Orlando, Florida 37107 sold to th 'I will be certificates Are you on cA those cording to law the properly cordiig to law the property b Begin 1797.1 feet North and $50 Publish. Nov. 19. 76. Dec 3. 10. 1971 at the court highest cash bidder people who knows descri in certificate Such or described in Such certificate ADVERTISEMENT FOR DEH 111 West of the Southeast corner of house door on the 16th day of certificates will be sold to the everyone in town'? certificates will be s.&d to the PUBLIC HEARING Government Lot 5. Section 33, December, 1971 at 11:00 AM. If you are, can type highest cash bidder at the court the court FLEET RESERVE highest cash bidder at The District School ord TownshIp 19 South, Range 32 East: NOTICE TO PUBLIC Dated this 31st day of October, house door on the 16th day of and are interested house door on the 16th day of ASSN Seminole County wIll hold a Public thence run i Notice hereby given North $2 deg. 30 mm, that a 1971 , in picking up SOtre December. $914 at 11.00 AM. December, 1974 at 11:00 AM Hearing it 1 00 PM. 1 December Pres Mqr East, 701 77 feel to a Public Hearog will be held in the point 131531 'extra money', tP'.m. 5 Arthur H. B.rckwiffl, Jr. Dated thiS 21st day of October, Dated this 31st day of October, l9,1attPspCotjn$vCthosj5e, North feet North and 350 fe-ct West Of said City Commission Room, City Hall, Clerk of Circuit Court Evening and Sunday Art 1911 'P,tatt Par-k Avtnue. Sanford Florida, for Southeast corner Of Government lot Sanford, Florida at S:00 P.M. On of Seminole County, Florida Herald is interviewing S Arthur H Beckwitpi. Jr. Picanso Mattl'ie,v S: Arthur H. 8eckwith, Jr the purpose of intending to elect the 5: thence run North 31) 55 feel, Thursday, November 71. $971, tO correspondents for all By' Ida Crc-al Clerk of Circuit Court Clerk of Circuit Court option of pre qualifying contractors thence South I? dec 30 mid, West, consider the following change and Business Meetin9 areas of Seminole and Deputy Clerk of Seminole County, Florida of Seminole County, Florida for the purpose of negotiating with 201 72 feet. thence South 313.55 feet ameridmenitolhezoninuOrdinance Publish: PloY. 1. 19.26, Dec. 3,1974 Southwest Volusia By - Ida Crc-al 2nd MOnd8y-7000 contractor's for the construction By: icta Creel to the point of beginning Ut the City of Sanford. Seminole counties An automobile OEH 74 Deputy Clerk Club Hours--) pm ____________________________ Deputy Clerk assodated with theextensive repair, Together with an eaSement for County, Florida. is helpful but not PublIsh Nov. 12, 19, 76, Dec. 3. 1971 Daily (closed Wed 1 Publish - Nov.12, 1,76. Dec 3,1971 alteration, remodeling. rsov4stn ingress and egress over the Rezoning From: AD, (I) essential The ability DEl-ISO Bingo Thursday 2000 CEH-72 or improvement of existing sctoot NOTICE OFAPPLICATION . . -- -- Io$Iowingdescrit)etj property: Begin Agricultural District to operate a camera facilities, FOR TAX DEED 947 feet North and 300 feet WesI of DEPARTMENT OF To That Of: GC: 7, General makes the lob more NOTICE OF APPLICATION Davie F Sims. (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of TRANSPORTATION the Southeast corner of Geuernment Commercial District interesting and Profit FOR TAX DEED ChaitroSAn 1969) Lot S. Section?), Township IC South, SPECIALTRAFFIC Tat Property Described aS: able, Apply in person (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of Publish: Nov 5. 12. $9, $974 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Range 37 East, run North 38295 REGULATIONS Begin 790 ft. wtst of the northeast to Tom Aikens, Editor. "lC) DElI 71 that Seminole County, the holder of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: feet; thence South 57 deg. 30 mm corner of the NW. '. of Section 1, at The Heratd Offices. __________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the following certificates has filed West 257 IS feet thence South IS I? That the Department of Iran Township 70 south, Range 30 east 300 North French Ave that Seminole County the holder of said cerlificat for a tax deed ID be sportat Ion at il muting of Sep feet, thence North $7 degrees 30 mm NOTICE thence run west 700 ft.. south 3.35 ft., Sanford Please do not thC following ct'rtiflca'M hs tiled iSSued thereon. The certificate ternber 71, 1974 gave consideration, Fast 7370) feel, thence South 36$ 96 east 700 ft north 335 ft . to the point ,'iPI)i,flfli' -.j rr-r':t;rntr'sfcxdr-cd to be rjrnbr'rs ,srid years Of i%5uan(', tI-i,- tu the reg'.,mests relatIng to spr-cil lr-e't, thene East 1$ tert to point cml -S ftt.,' 5,,'itfl 'hat an of heginninq (Less 14 1$ ft. for - . - St.nsfl ihse.nn TM. ra.tAlstaia , , I)tI#51lJtP1 os inc prier1y, 8n0 lhC neginning. order dated 1$ Ucsvernber $971 •'' traffic regulatIons and in each case rOadway) (49* acres) numbers and years of iivance, tIle names in which it was assessed ate isued been by the undersigned made a review of the traffic in has been filed against you ani you Rezor'Ing From: AD, (3) descriptiOn of the property, and th as follows. authoriling the name ct the Oil screw veitigatiots report, along with the are requIred to serve a copy of your AgricuIt'ral District if names tt Which WS assessed 8f Certificate No. 26) Year of recomme-ridatlonsof the engineer at written defense's, if any, to it on HAZEL II Official num)Ir 237751. To That Of' MR 1, MultIple as follows. Issuance 1912 the location or locations described CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for owned by tack I. Isbif, of which Family Residential District Certificate Plo. 217 Year of Description of Property P8ifltiff, whose address is 417 below: That Property Described as: JackSonville, Eta. 1% the home port, Issuance $973 Pd 20Ff of 570SF? Of F 330 rt .f IdE COUNTY Sanford Atlantic Bank Building. 15 to be changed to BEEBE Seminole; ROAD BegIn at northeast corner of the' '-ii cr ', t. N ;' r- t Of S De'scrag.'tion of Property I rI C ¶.lnfOrd F lrjtij, 32711. o' cr t,etore P a" c'?'U LOCA "1011 14 W 5t'ctn 71010 , of Sm- ctic4'i I To','nhp 70 Lot $2 ISIK I (jiie' Terrace Itt Add iio Ftof 741 .Of SE 1.'a Sec 32 T.)v In Sanford from 510 MP 10.320 to ttie 79th day of November, A 0. south. Range 30 east, thence run Documentation Officer P8 10 PG 9 RitE west 790ff., south 335 It., west 700ft., Jckenville. Eta. 510 MP 11 lii. distance 1.337 ml., 1974, and file the original with the tIamr- in hh .u.%cs'o-'d Lulei MarlIar-se n shih assesied Marie A Clerk of this Court either before Pubith No. 9. 70. 71. 22, 1974 south 375 It • weSt 370 H.. South 330 RECOMMENDATION REOULA Hirri Bailey service on Plainfitf' attorney or ft. east 1370 ft.. north 990 ft. to the TION Parking DEN lii prohibit Allot taid property bing in the All of said 'troperly be.ng in the (Approved by Director of Road Ops. Immediately fhere3fter; otherwise point of beginning. Less F. 3311. for county of Seminole. stated FlOrida. County of Semninote, Stateof Florida. $12-il) a judgment will be entered against roadway) (Less Pd 2.5 ft. for road Unless such certificate or cci-Unless such certificate or carOn rcommen4atIon of the you for the relief demanded In the way) (1177 acres) tiflcates shall be redeemed ic Iiflcate Shall be re'e'me' a. Director, Road Operations, the Complaint. Being more generally described cord'ng to law the property Cording to law the property above traffic and speed regulations f your WITNESSmy hand and the seal of as located: Southwest corner of club or descrbed in wch certificate 0" deSCribed in Such certificate or Paofa Road and Rantoul Lane, w'ii'e dllermln.l to be reasonable this Court this 75th day 01 October, organization would certificate's will be sold to the Certfft.s?t will be Sold to the' an. necessary uori the basis of the A C) 1971 Sanford, Florida like to be inciude in highest cntf'i biddtr 81 the' court li-griest cash bidder at the ccs..,rl (Seat) In engineering and All parties in interest and cltliens traffic lt-i litmnq call house dpor on the 16th clay of house doer on ftsp 1Mb day of Arthur H. i3eckwith. Jr. v-estigaiktss, and authority was Shall hive an opportunity to be Decembvr. 1974 t 11:00 AM. DeCember, 1971 at 11:00 AM. Cfedl( of Circuit Court heard it said hearing thsreforegIven by the Secretary for -i'•'---• "". !tf ' OCk'. Pe' !Pt !?t da.' 4 ---. !ittft Cjnty. Flnridu, By order of the Planning and ,. ,' . THE HERALD 1971. 1971 By: Joy Stokes Zoning Commission of It-ic City of placIng of the proper martirig and S' Arthur H. (4r-tkwith. Jirn. 5: Arthur If flydmth, Jr Deputy Clerk igr. a-s indicated, also, for the Sanford, Florida. this 31st day of Clerk of C4r'..'t (cmi,rt Clerk of Circo,? Court October, 1971 oritrols CARROLL BURKE elimination of Cxistifl of Semr-cmie Co.r",. F,orra c-f eminole County, Floridfl Attorney for Plaintiff Arthur H HarriS where thiS iS Indicated. CLASSIFIED By' Ida (real By: Ida Creel 613 Sanford Atlantic fllnk Chairman Torn Webb, Jr., DEPARTMENT Deps,ly Clerk Deputy (lCrk BuildIng CIty of Sanford PlannIng Director Publish. Ploy 32 19, 76 if'd OC 3. PbJiSh: PlOy 12. 19, 76 arid Dec. 3. 3?? MI I and Zoning Commission Department of TransportCtIOn tanfotd. Florida 3717) 1971 1914 PubliSh: Oct. 29, P4ev. 3, $7, 1L $914 Publish: Nov, 19, 1971 Publish: PlOy. 19, 1114 DEH7$ 0EH14 DEG.186 DEH.112 DEH.113 - --- - Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 5 . _5 --- -,- -5-. 3. ....... . ' 5- ''5- a - ,'- -'--.--- - - . - . - . . . , ' • - .- .,- ' . . . - 'S - I. , • . . . . . . - ,'. �2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Wednesday, Nov. 20, '1974 Cf O_OO A A A O 00 O O Ai) O A Serve A DOLLAR AND SEVENTY CENTS Rice As A Salad BOB WHITE SLICED A I-Lt. The Herald KLEENEX 0 BACON P90. WITH THESE COUPONS! Brown rice has come on the cooking scene with bang as part the continued interest In natural foods. It goes in traditional dishes such as a THI PUNCHATI Of 141. PKO. 101 WHITI SLICID BACON AT ADONISS ON THIS p*ot AND A TOTAL PURCHASI Of $7.50 OR MOlt I*CLUDINO cloAmilits. LIMIT ONI P11*51. WITH -' )) ))) )'))) a P of well Moussaka adding its own SA'.t makes an excellent Nutty Brown Rice Salad. Rice served as saladoften is overlooked. It can be a main dish or used as - SAVE IN . .. NIJTfl' BROWN RICE hi Potatoes . . 1 cup sliced celery l cup chopped pecans or Mixed nuts 4 green onions, silted 3 medIum oranges, peeled 0 30 tma HALF GAL. WITH THI PURCHASE OF ' $ 7.S0 OR MOlt IXCIUDINO dIGS LIMIT 3 ROLLS PhASE. Id CI1A AT ADDIISS ON THIS PAGI \j!fluI1 - HALF-GAL. SUPIIIIAND SHIlity OR AND A TOTAL 0 $750 01 MORE IXCI. CIGAIIUIS. LIMIT ONE PURCHASI P11*51. ¶I(j1IIp )T) M . )10)11 UI] C 77 CAN -' ) Cocktail - yy CAN c 1-LB. PKG. (QTRS.) 88c 2 . • • • 1).1 1 1k -: Flour according to Cook package directions. Place cooked rice In a bowl; cover and refrigerate. Add mayon. nalse; mix welLChlU one hour. Stir in remaining ingredients; rice • • • • I 5 68 BAG t\ SAVE bc \ \ —Tn - $108 I MAID .j eatlnghabltsofmanbackto the dawn of time, habits which are INS 32-ox. JAR • 1 •. CRANBERRY SAUCE \ I \ (0j3 I \ CAN 2 4 Limit 4 w/$7.50 or more purchase excluding rigs. P ___ ___ .. W-D 69 JrtI TUDII IuIi.Sui.ui..w $17 hard to believe today. ,Food in History" by Reay Tannahill, now out in paperback, opens with the theory that the ape began his march to manhood several million years ago by changing his diet. Plagued by a shortage of eggs and fruit, he clambered down from the trees and began foragIng on the ground for tortoises, BRAND USDA lizards, porcupines and other . dubious delicacies. ___ 0 CHOICE BEEF TOP ROUND OR • (t • LI. LB I - - W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF c I / 1 —' CTCA11 IllIllIlIll W-D was one of the Eight Delicacies •1 J Those who poultry asa meats of creating varied dishes at least cost often overlook the succulent duck. Roast duck Is available frozen whole throughout the year and makes an attractive, tsst e ou wv USDA OR. "A" QUICK FROZEN W.D BRAND / • Riphts Quantity FF PE - Reserveci something different In the protein line at the supermarket pick upa duck. Roast ltwltha and apple stuffing and serve garnished with additional MN . . . . - .............. f '.. .. . £ J I 1 II . • . 99C 99 HOLIDAY NUTSI 1 What 4 I 11 ancients or even diners in the Middle Ages may taste like? It would be difficult to recapture the flavor In a modern & Th DRUMSTICKS.... 411 79c BREAST QUARTERS. .ts 69c LEG QUARTERS.... . 59c LB. . C 57 — 14LBS. 10 LB. . .. I T7- MEDIUM EGGS . 11 Tannahill told me. "Medieval people ate few vegetables," she said, "so fresh saW gave them vitamins, as well as providing a pleasant contrast with the cloying meat dishes Miss Tannahill gave me this formula for a salad from the kitchens of Richard il ofEng- , land. 1 bunch watercress i taiiespoon parsley P. -. . . . c 0? • U . - \%• • • '-..- . • L '1 BREAD S. •.- 1 6-ox. CANS 3 '4.w. / - b IiI I LILI UP I 46- 7..:. ' SIZIVF lonlon chopped i tablespoo n oli ve nil 1 ta blespoon white wine vinegar LarAnAIIAbYrne HEADQUARTERS WIP .• AT YOUR i Salt and pepper to taste Mix watercress and herbs. ALL STORES CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAYI - 'I Add oil and vinegar, salt and - " FRESH FLORIDA YELLOW c1( - pepper and toes Just before 99c serving until greens are lightly Cranberries 3 Shortcake S Is 1 99C Pot Pies ,4 1, s $100 ~THE FA MILY4 4i~l Corn. £._ U. S. No. 1 REGULAR VENT VU E • • • 10 EARS coated. APPLES POTATOES 8181 % PKGS qj#; MRS SMITHI STRAWBERRY LB. TYSON CHICKEN, BEEF 01 TURKEY POUND BAG CAN When Harry bought out Joe's' barber shop, he insisted that Joe make him a special promise: to stay out of the barbering trade for Uie r&xt four years. At firstI Joe managed to keep busy with other work. But PI V4 cup chopped parsky Spiced apple rings SWANSON CHICKEN or apple wedges Parsley Broth THIIFfl' Brown ground beef in heated skillet, cnmthling meat with fork aLs It cooks. Drain; set aside. nm citvity of duckting with cold water. Drain and pat dry with cavity with teaspoon salt. Thoroogtily prick duck ski with tines of fork. at e rightly. Blend applesauCe, marjoram, remaining 1' teaspoonssaltandpepper. Mix in beef,bread cubes, cocktail In peanuts and parsley. Spw iremüdu - - cavity with skewer - tCi or by wings to secure neck skin. Place on rack In roasting pan. rout at 425 degrees for 20 minula. Remove from oven. P. Rede oven tempeeoO deg"s. Roast I to III-A hours longer, pouring off fat oc&ne when juice frm thigh pier td with tip of a sharp knife rum out clear. Serve gar- MAID CRACKIN GOOD S 88c Saltines PINEAPPLE 59C 4 CAN THRIFrIMAID CHILlS CIACKIN 15vo of. CAN RIAIEMQH GOOD - 2 . °° Prunes s TOASTER Pastries SAVE 6 Beans... 0 0 2 .. 9 °° Prunes 01111 DARLING PECAN 39c Twirls . 69 Helper 59c Mix THRIFTY MAID 5TJF110 Olives.. • THROWN . . . . MANZ 2 ?-of PKGS 88c Raisins RAGU Coconut . . . PKG III 115111S . MAID . ... SALAD ALL - SPAGHETTI 3? JAN • FLAVO$ $ 59" . . 1' . 13 al 901 00#6 • • • IS_CT i DICED '" PKG 99c . GREEN • • • • ' PILLSBURY CAKE 4 Pr , PKG 79c ':' 79c ASTOR SPEARS OF F`KG Rolls • .3 PICNICS PKOS RtD Hu' il .2 . 3 '6Gs WHOLE Cra 3P b . • $1 19 PKG , • • $]oo 79c Sausage. TASTY (4 at 89c Pie Shells 2 P REICHRIED HET LB. F lopping FRESH FROZEN STRAW 73c Sprouts .2 log# 79c berries . . Rolls ... a M(IICO 2"",PKGSDi $100 00 isn Cookies tICKS 69c I?... PEG 1 79 99 Cr. Cheese Fryer Livers l A (B. • • • • • • QUICK FROZEN W D BRAND Sour Cream Folger's Coffee 0000 TH*V woy 2y TOP VALUE STAMPS # 1 Cake Mixes GOOD tHRU NOV 27 SANFORD TOP VALUE STAMPS I TOP VALUE STAMPS IIIF stiff TALMADGE FARM Cleaner Cured Ham GOOD IHIU NOV 27 GOOD INAU Nov ly :• U L'L'iTOP VALUE STAMPS I: 7 LB JENNIE 0 : :I. • t rri E V I TOP VALUE STAMPS S pS.S•e Its S TALE . • • • Margarine $100 - I No. . Coconut Coke GOOD 1"RU Nov 38.. •Ia CAN's 99c 6 "' ElMS 6 77 •_.•..___ : ' 13¼ ot, KG JENOS PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE Piazza THRU No. 59 .. .. .......•.--. .•. 2 20.1 PIGS. 100 • FI/% GOOD . . . . -----S.----- I I TOP VALUE STAMPS —: KG 75c F" ASTOR ORANGE • :111111 : SAG P.IEAY -------.•••..•. 0P41144L CGWWIM BANANA PRALINE. GERMAN CHOCOLATE I DEVILS FOOD OR FROSTY I .. I NEW CROP CELLO BAG SHELLED HARVEST PuSH *'4 M." GOOD THRU NOV 77 No. 56., •.... -----•..•• . . Turkey Roast $ Otiio.,,. Rodui)., or I.Lb, log 9 - - Boston Re..,iaiø, FRESH FLORIDA T 39c FRESH 89c Variety Pack "" Avocados 3 Foe $100 Juice BO 0' 59c Fish Fillets . 49C Yams 89c Cukes. • • 5 • ri FOR CT SEA (PERCH FILLETS LI. Th) 01 TUR 12C .. Mushroo $1 MX 0 T.:! 39c 9 Carrots. 2 $')19 29C P'' PlOOC) ORANGE p••••_•e•••••.••...•..•••• TOP VALUE STAMPS HARVEST f MATCH PKG 68c Juice .... 3 11;4's, FKG. . Onions. 3 59c $14 TASTE Se, CUP . JUMBO STALKS zzar Gi Cabbage. LI 69c Apples .. 12 79c C'l OSCAR MAYIRS SLICED 2PKGS ' . way of life, he opened a barber FRESH YELLOW WESTERN JUMBO RID DELICIOUS 69c Baking Hens Sol . FOR 49c HARVEST FRESH GREEN $998 siz PALMETTO FARM PIMEN TO FRESH IRISH FROZEN USDA GRADE 10 .. Cheese c FRESH FROZEN F FROZEN SWIFT PREMIUM SUPUIRAND SlicedHam FKG 2 LI PEG • SUPERBRAND w 0 BRAND COOKED 2 To a's 89c I SERVE PKG 16o# PKG. 99c Peppers. .5 9 CAN . Teez Tenderloins PEG i QUICK IO4L 89C WDBRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF WHOLE CUT & .. '"' 55c Turkeys . ASSORTED FLAVORS 69C Sausage... ... BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN STRIP Steaks LB 99c BUTTIRBAIL (IC) TO Id INS) P I LLSBURY PARE(R 14()05E tj ' SlZf) veai Patt . • • WO i P finally, lonesome for the old HARVEST FRESH GREEN "a' $1° Oysters SUNNYLAP40 PORE ' C ... LITTLE Sausage WD BRAND WHOLE HOG HOT OR MILD USDA GRADE A SUPIRBIAND WHIPPED C'f lower . 2 Bologna... W.D Brand Smoked Pork Shoulder OR JONES W 0 BRAND SLICED ' CAN 69 Sausage 99c - HAINES FROZEN COPELAND .'OR'C BREAKFAST LINK $399 HICKORY SWEET . LB 2408 PKG puppies SAVE I N SAVE 00 MIS SMITH S ASTOR SIUSSEL 69c Asparagus 2 1208 $1 USDA INSP WD BRAND PURE (No Add'..:) CANNED HAM Gr. -Beef. 5 A $1.00 $ f 99 Sliced Bacon M...... SOUTHERN BELLE DEVILED LIBBY Decorations • 2PKG 39c • • • 1401 FIG't . . . BAGS ' . . • • • • 2 le a' $1 00 Bisquts . BIRDS EYE (ON THE COB) • S $3 69 MORTON PARKERHOUSE PAN Peppers . 32 aw PKG ENCHILADA OR MEXICAN BRIDGEFORD . DIXIANA SEAI$ OF Chek Drinks GOOD THIU NOV 27 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST, BAGS $ BETTY ClOCKER :: 59c 69c Shrimp 69c Dinner $100 .2 'a Date Bar MIXIG 83c Corn 75c 89c Bread . Broccoli VffA . . . • DIXIAPIA POLY BAG PEAS 01 CUT - NO- Makes 4 to 6 Fingers SWIFT'S PREMIUM HOSTESS ROUND PAN 1101 PATIO 57c Corn ft55UY (NUT BREAD 1701) OR BANANA t 4.01. Sauce TOP -1. VALUE j*,". .*STAWS #. . Dovn Cake 1 19 . . . . SUNSHINE VIENNA BETTY CROCKE I PINEAPPLE UPSIDE $] KITCHEN BOUQUET &*1. 1E . • • . 3 ? 78C Crispins PITIED 111 Olives 27 of 1°° Dressing LONG GAIN PKG 12 at DIXIANA POLY BAG CUT GREEN BEANS,. BABY yt 11' WISHBONE TALLAN SALAD Dog Food 5 u000a* 2 PLAIN 01 MUSHROOM 99c Sauce 14., 65c Wafers 1 6.: • • • • NABISCO VANILLA 63) PAMPERS . . . . • . . CORAL BAT a: SUNMAID CHEF BOYAR DEE PIZZA FOR TWO JA (lb SUNSWEET LARGE BETTY ClOCKER HAMBURGER emon J u THRIFTY . CAN . . . . Juice Rice SUP4SWLIT LARGE BREAKFAST I tablespoon basil 1 tablespoon chives FRESH 5-ox. 17-ox. CAN " IE SAVE 25c 8c 20.oi. LOAVES MINU P RED DELICIOUS DIAL 3M v g t1) \ Gnera dash .. SAVE 60C • — 559 $1 • . MRS. SMITH'S DELUXE PUMPKIN OR LB BAG ! bit 'I\ LE SUEUR PEAS $ pepper 2 cups dayold bread crumbs s cup chopped cocktail pennuti DOZEN VERY DRY ANTI-PERSPIRANT 1 1.I117.ounce) —Ce %poosgrowsd IG 1 DIXIE DARLING FAMILY - UKANbtS SAVE 19c STUFFING ( FRESH FLORIDA & • - COCKTAIL 1. lh teaspoou uit legg "¼ ASTOR FRUIT easiest thing to repro- .. PRICES GOOD THURS., NOV. 21 THRU WED., NOV. 27 - PIP4EBIUZE USDA INSP. OR. "A" FLA.. ALL WHITE from his visit to China. I was also surprised to learn that the French Introduced chowder to Colonial America the most American ofd1shes, originated In England. --• '•s,.. before Marco Polo brought the versatile noodle back to Italy and that apple pie, considered ç I 11 . duckling .d FRUIT CAKII MATIRIAL . =L - spiced apple rings. pound lean ground beef 4142 A COMPUTE LINI or 4 "I :a . I meat ROAST DUCK WH MEAT AND APPLE w r PRICES GOOD THURS., NOV. 21 THRU WED., NOV. 27 \ . - CI I LB. . . ur . . ii g uI...uuuIII- WJNN-OWE STOR ES. I .. COPY1IGHT 1974 I0.r 10 LBS. a u ,d iiIiJFI I pastv 1?' '- j, lIft ! :: REDI-BASTED -. 17 LBS. AND IBS TURKEYS ' WINNDJiSTOi5 INC COPYRIGHT. 1974 GRADE 'A" TURKEY PARTS - /t - • I By Afl.FJN CL4IRE The Herald Services y R hi Reserve URKEY To Souffle N xt Quantit ' Adds Zip ,g y 15 pj 1 1 1 BRAND GR. "A" QUICK FROZEN BROAD BREASTED YOUNG $125 for 12 ounces. in Ancient China. Miss Tannahill says that Indians and Arabs were eating pasta at least half a century SIMON Cheese in more IctsdJ - get never heard of. The early for %ad le, lived aefbe and onions. Peacock eggs were popular than hen fruit far in classical Greece. And fried ______ • I.B. to able other tidbits that lhad $j78__ SAVE • (U S CHOICE) -- fHRF1% $j78 4 ii c 17 so pepper was so ancient Rome hard that wealthy citizens paid up to prized and I ToRf NF .qTF A IN 31c a PKG W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF PORTERHOUSE OR SAVE The book, frultof six years of poring through musty tomes nd ancient cords includes such items as the fact that LB LB. PKG. SIRLOIN STEAK 38 SAVE __ WITH COUPON IV AT IIJ.J rnir 99-- SAVE _________________________________________________________________________________________ FLOUR ____ BEEF PATTI S 1(3. GOLD MEDAL toulk I I I 5.18 BAG GROUND BEEF 81c ______ SAVE 15c W-D BRAND (TWELVE 4-ox. PATTIES) ___ chill again before serving Makes about 6 cups. '"': USDA INSPECTED W-D BRAND PURE (No Additives) ROUND STEAK 08, SAVE ) ' 16-oz. .. lic OS I n 88c L 2 I -"--? THRIFTY —" KIM? FRENCH SALAD Dressing . . Willf 'ClS4(4$ s W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF SAVE U''LL • ::'.';.. I)t)H lU jI1u KRAFT MAYONNAISE cii I s .'wi" GAL SOUT'€RN BISCUIT am sectioned I giltI 1/ 4j , LIN; .' - 1 There ls something intriguing : :. . )r. I about a book which traces the ___ !2- I!fl\ O rice By TOM HOGE AP Newsleatures Writer ML 1 I L izards Del*icacy TOP THIS COUPON GOOD FOR SOC . —. •1 - ER OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY . . BUTT CUT SWEET THRIFTY MAID . • 28 l lB ( \ as ';A ASTOR 44 oIee . . • • • DOUCLAS WHOLE • Chicken . • . . fish -- LAND 0' SUNSHINE LIBBY . Pumpkin. a 1 cup brown rice 1 cup mayonnaise '-'-----.- ' --- favorite I: CREAM • • • ' ' IIIIIII(II i . soecial - texture and flavor and side dish with your or poultry red p'. Y.) )' NINiiPS)*)P s—.. SHERBET OR ROLLS WITH THI PURCHASI OF 3 ROLLS JUMBO KL(INIX TOWILS AT ADDIISS ON THIS PAGI AND A TOTAL PUICHASI OF \sj[tf WCCiflr.jdy, Nov. 20,fl4-30 - I. , pv7( ' C O UP ON 000o THRU NOV. 27 ICE THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50C )rord, - SUPIRIRAND 3 TOWELS THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 70c Services V9QQ9Q9QQQQQQcIQQr :— . ? By AILEEN CLAIRE GOOD THRU NOV. 27 JUMBO ' fti. DISCOUNT COUPON - COUPON : i o f. - COUPON GOOD THU NOV. 27 — 6OOOOOOOOOOIIAMWW DISCOUNT COUPON t t i iii DISCOUNT COUPON ' V vc1Qc1.y_vYvVP; ).9__ - inq E NOV 27 0 : agreement, But at the hearing, loe was able to prove that none of his old customers were coming to the new shop — and that they were not likely to come in the future either. FindIng that Harry was being urweasonably selfish, the court ruled that Joe could cnntInti In clip in his location. Agreements not-to-compete (I3UZXIO when person SAils his bo.siness to another. snip : : : : shop In another part of town.; Harry lost no time in suing him for violating their Fill! I I TOP VALUE STAMPS - -. - ....'.#.,,S ( Io .W PEG MORTON CHILI : Con Corn. 0000 THRU PdO 77 No. 60.. .a tuft and Generally speaking, they are considered a lawful means of protecting A --------------------•..•.•••. ---------- new n--- - . the buyer from . l ure navmg nis customers lured away by the seller. d 419 E. F I RST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 1 11 0 SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. �1 11 4 — Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tangy Holiday Casserole By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services 9F7 'r, 4i tveryone loves to nib le while waiting for the Thanksgiving dinner to be watching the man football clashes that fill holiday time Curled dil l-buttered re slices a.rejust right tohold Norwegian sardines and afarm cheese spread. This is an economical nutritious way to snack. Make your own farm In mixing bowl, combine cotcheese with sour cream, minced parsley, green onions, tage cheese, sour cream, paprika and cottage cheese. paprika, parsley, onions and Dieters may eat this on slices of seasoning. Cover and refriger. tomato, onion, cucumber or ate a few hours or overnight to mellow flavors. When ready to celery sticks. serve, brush slices of bread NORWEGIAN CURLED with butter and sprinkle with RYE WITH SARDINES dill. Keeping the shape of the AND FARM CHEESE loaf, tie string around sides of entire loaf and bake on cookie 1 carton (8 ounces) sheet in 400-degree oven for 10 cottage cheese minutes Serve cheese on warm 2 tablespoons dairy toasted rye, top with sardines. sour cream Makes 6 hearty servings. served after - F What To Munch r - .: .. efore Turk y e B -. " . ... , ______ ________ ____ - m • . - :- - • r Keep football fans happy watching the game at sardines and a farm cheese spr'ad home minced green nions Sall and PPPeF I small loaf buffet rye bread (about 4 Inches Wgh) cup melted butter Dill W 3 cans 13% ounches each) Norway sardines, drained o b " A good casserole dish for holiday entertaining combines rice, apple Juice and pork sausage. This does:i't take long to prepare and involves few utensils to clean up after the party Is over. Serve with a grapefruit salad with tangy sour cream dressing. APPLE RICE WITH SAUSAGE 1i.cuuncooked rice 1ps I tablespoon paprika !ri cup minced parsley with curled dill-buttered rye slices. Norweigian 3. cups apple Juice I1 .1easpoons salt Good For Salad Combine rice, apple juice and salt. heat to boiling. Stir once, cover, reduce heat, cook 15 minutes or until all liquid Is absorbed. Saute sausage until done; remove sausage. Pour off all but 2 teaspoons fat. Add onions and celery. Cook until onions are tender. Add with sausage and cherries to cooked rice and cook 5 minutes longer. Makes 8 servings. bulk pork sausage Two-thirds CU chopped onion cup diced celery 11. cup tart, pitted cherries, drained Or Tasty Dessert By AIIYVN CLAIRE The Herald Services Tuna-Honieydew1ThL k_ CLIP N COOK - Salad P I I.gp honeydew mel on Lett u ce, 2 cana 16 , , o 7 of each) tuna. dra i ned j Cup '. cup chopped fresh celery '1 teaspoon ground marjoram Dash poppet F resh paisley to, g arnish t,,,h lemon wedges to, garnish ,- mayonrtis -- Pare honeydew and cut into circles I to I inches thick Remove seeds and place on beds Of Iltiuc, Min tuna mayonnais e celery and seasonings Spoon into center; of honeydew Circles. Garnish with trpth parsley and lemon wedges S servings • i cup bulling water - - I tablespoon lemon juice I package j3 ouncesj cream cheese, softened Molded fruit gelatin of crejsm cheese, pineapple and walnuts can he served as a salad or d'ssert - I do 1. . - ------- COOKING Is FUN paIcu "UCUVI ROM OUR OWN HOME STYLE NOV 11 71 1114 BAKERY Deep Dish • B)- CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor LUNCH FOR TWO Tomato Soup SalmonSandwiches Fruit SALMON SANDWICHES Hearty and flavorful filling. 314-ounce can salmon 1-3rd cup finely chopped celery 3 tablespoons minced parsley 2 tablespoon finely chopped dill pickle 1 2 teaspoons minced onion 1 tablespoon mayinnaLse 4 slices bread Drain salmon and remove any large bones. Flake salmon and mix with the celery, parsley, pickle, onion aisd mayonnaise; use as filling with the bread make sandwiches, Cut each into 2 triangles. PLEASANT SUPPER Fish Fillets Potatoes Tomato Cauliflower Fruit Compote Cookies TOMATO CAULIFLOWER Good flavor conL!Ist and attrwtit-e appearance. pound (about) of a snaall head 1 cup boiling water 2 tablespoons butter I cu cherry tomatoes Salt to taste Separate cauliflower into srmffl flowerets; there should be about 21it cups. Add to boiling watw and boil, covered, PUMPKIN OR MINCE PIES __ SPRAY OCtAN i • Li " g i i tii I 4 Cranberry Sauce ' STOVI TOP Dressings •1 ____ .. J I I minutes; drain. Return to butter and to. matoes; sprMle with salt; cook gently, stirring a few times1 just until tomatoes are hot. Makes 4 er-vmgs. • SATURDAY REFRESHER Camembert Amandlne Frosted Cupcakes Beverage CAMEMBERT AMANDINE Fine for evening company. 1.3rd cup iped unbleached almonds I round of camembert cheese, about 8 ounces I- cup butter margaj softened 2teaspoonsmtn chives Li to IS teaspoon curry 4 tmpDon turmeric Paprika Spread almonds In shallow pan and toast In a preheated H about 5 minutes; cool! Cut out center of camembert,, leaving bottom and sides intact and about 14 -to t-Inch thick. Beat the scooped-out cheese with butter, chives, curry powder and turmeric until as smooth as possible; mix in all but 2 tablespoons of the almonds. Spoon mixture into cheese shell; sprinkle with reserved almonds and li g htly with paprika. Serve with apple and pear slices that have been dipped in lemon Juice or 39 Pkg 16 01 MARTHA WHITE '°" Yellow Rice I PIA4TIR D R Y ROAST .icis Peanuts 111010 it 21 1114 Its *01. 1? ,41 i lift k,,àIjsi Pinwheels - KRAFT QUART 65 / 4'. (1 0 C FOLGERS LB. CAN •• 12oz 89 i ,, FAME QUALITY 2 303 Fruit Cocktail FAME QUALITY • 4 4 Cranberry Sauce •. / lb. Qtrs. 3 FAME QUALITY :/ A Cut Green Beans 1 49 16oz BREAKSTONE $i PT FLEISCHMANN $ j 303 nc 1 Sour Cream lb g% f C Margarine OJ SAVE 18 TA3L( KING Sweet Potatoes 3 $ O 1 HEAVY DUTY C Reynolds Wrap J ' 4 c.0 98 Tall Evaporated Milk SCOTT AøI Jumbo Towels I KRAFT MINIATURE CARNATION c Marshmallows 16cw. MORI ORD[R 45 CAMPBELL 46c: V.8 Cocktail 59 59 ( \j , W 32 c c 6 - ' I 1201 CANS 1 MILK .*k t'.''. 'jLtj J - " 1- ; EXTRA LEAN 8 - UflUUIU LtflUbR p 3 0 Glade REGULAR 7 qj -. DE POSI T 7o 7 9c SAVE Vanish 34oz Sausage 8 49 Sour Cream Dips • - ii. IU. • 98 C "7 fl C I J 01 90: 49 ) Cream C huese Sot LAMIRETCH Pizzas 32 oz ORE IDA StiR E DOE 0 "" - II) $ 112 oz Pit tsnunv /11111 114 _.-it •4 •'ttuQmcittauoc*uluhs C MONEY SAVING FAMILY PAK Lean Cube Steaks L ea n Grnh1n Rund Sausage ' FAIRWAY FARMS HAM i-4- ; b. HOT OR MILD GREAT FOR STUFFING RUM -— I fl lb 6i 11(1 S. 1h 8 ot. . ö 3 lb. Pkg. or More ...--':.. .J4l 1#017 GEORGIA RED l. o in BEEF ) , b ______ 1 f- T t •j - 4( 2 ,p. .J • lb. 1 HORMEL FRESH PORK HAMS - QUANTItY RIGHtS RISERItO £3 - 11 ... 98C . LI'\S,, WHOLE OR HALF .. - - -- -"-- • 1.4 ____________—' s \ t0' o DELICATESSEN I SEAFOOD mIi.f IU'J.JI SI&UJ*#II IM is the large and rather mild ancho. But for those who like to live dangerously, there are far more pungent varieties, like the long, dark pasilla and the tiny, volcanic pequin. Green chills can be hot, too, Liut they are not widely available. The nriuin of chili are clouded in legend. One account credits a group of nuns in Mex. ico with inventing con came. Another says a German ex. patriate Hving in New Braunfels, Tex., originated modern chili dishes around the turn of the century by finding a way to extract the pulp frorn chill pods and mix it with spices to create chili powder. Still another account says an Englishman who had spent m' years in India sampling variouscurry s v 0 Texas, where he was in. Mexican cWh d. es. He wasso impressed by the flavor that he began experimenting and came up with a blend oIchJi peppers, cumin seeds, oregano, garlic and salt; which is much the way chili powder is made today. Most chili powder available in supermarkets is fairly mild, but you can give it a lift by adding ground pepper. The use of chili powder in other dishes IcluC3 con came is growing. It adds zest to ome. sauces and stews. It is also used to liven up pork and beans, soups and sausage products. Here Lsa recipe for chicken stew. L4 cup flour 2teaspoonssalt,divided teaspoon ground black pepper 2 (3 lb.) chickens cut into eighths . GOLDEN RIPE ________________________ Ya C - - .. Geese, Capons, Ducks, Game ens, Self-Basting Turkeys, and many Holiday Favorites, 4 v , :• - ' (Iifl ii 98 Roll WESTERN U S D A INSPECTED BONELESS AVAILABLE AT FAIRWAY FOR A GREAT THANKS1IVING IULIIIU " 1 ATA1 AflAM S • lb. WHOLE Gal 4 48c • FOR STUFFING OR GIBLET GRAVY FAIRWAY i ADR e C m lb. Roasting Chicken ACON J . , c Biscuits • Half fl '1 fl C I J 130, Hash Browns 1,98 GEORGIA GRADE A FRESH '' 7 • lb. 1 #s., NRtAkSTOI C t" ti C Liquid Drano lIMIT ONE WITH 57500R MORE ORDER G;F1; CRY FIJANITU 047 r4 Livers or Gizzards OR LfMON SAVE 14 IR\NP' ea. Boneless Hams 3 to 5 lbs Fresh Chicken MORP4IPGSTAR FROZEN A fl c AIR RtSHEN(RS 5 /C Ice Crea Haiti . LYKES WHOLE HOG /- s' 7 j *1 T.G. LEE DELUXE !!1j CANNED • r'nniiain -. HAM - 16 oz. Bottles 2. 49 5th OZ '5 "' DRY CURED COUNTRY r1; t !P ----------- &J_ I IIflV \ a WU.UAMSBURG .. 'h' __ WHOLE HAM OR BUTT OR SHANK CUT MOHAWK TENDER 1,0 111(441014611 I £ HORMEL CURE 81 ANDRES (•. IrIllft II C 01111 *IT11I SAVE 20' DISH LIQUID \ 3 lb. Tin Champagnes •3 HAPPY THANKSGIVING Yes.. We win glailly shce at of extra Cost. ___ t 1] A rc BC lb. .0111, 6.11 SAW 23 GIANT Stif '. STANDING RIB - -. ) - Irylla SCHLITZ c 92$14. ,Ham Turl 59 c got - WE HOPE YOU HAVE A '1)1 Sweet Mixed at Gherkins LIMIT Oki WITH ________________________________ OP Donner LYKES SMOKED 17 to 22 lbs. Cool Whip 1 9 Legend has it that the famous out.Iaw,Jesse James. refused to rob a bank in a certain Texas community because his favorite chili parlor was there. There are as many formulas for chili con came as there are types of chili peppers - 61 classified varieties of pepper in Mexico alone at the latest count. Rivalry among chili cooks is so great In the South. west that they stage cooking contests where the entries are Judged on consistency, flavor and the type of Chili pepper used. 89, 31 • IFICES SMDAY BRUNCH r J (r lb . Chile Style Stew - N.1 1111 M.s04 - 1)11 1611"1 Sl It Ull "An id - 1.1. I? IL 1 4vd till N k. ii - 114 16, i..,,. sa,t 26 oz. BIRDSEYE HEINZ SWEET PICKLES C~e • i$ll4rmatwDi. - l*SC.it FAIRWAY FARMS U S 0 A INSPECTED BEEF 4 - olden Fruit Cake ...... lb. • 1 •, 1 l71W tws*,,, MRS. SMiTHS FROZEN PUMPKIN OR MINCE P=14) TABLERITE OR FAME -- for U SD A GRADE A YOUNG TENDER HEN • V• Roll, 6 5 8 inch 0.co,ai.d TPi,nk;9,,ng C.h., iacIuol*c mi ANOC*CA*UflS _ - -_ un or 12 aprvl nc,i a ----- By TOM HOGE AP Newsfeatures Writer (IWI! ONE *111* s:so*t a onnaise ""°'" - B t 1 :' t • )flpfstv Asio,im.nt - --' c • NOTE. Recipe may be doubled, usIng 1 can (20 ounces) crushed pineapple; chill in a r, cup ring mold. .\1 ke about 1 ... lecorated Cup Cakes. 69C Pkg. Ie Pie 9inch I 1 . ea. 1,29 HOUSE OF RAEFORD U.S.D.A GRADE A YOUNG %,-TENDER TOM TURKEYS - C $ 09 16 Toast Crackers IM 11,11Pat low Bit I.4,d - ) 91fill.1011 6 7 so on saucepan With co B r °" e a d Mive i IF 39c 300 __ V4 cup chopped walnuts Drain pineapple, reserving juice. Add water to Juice to Molded fruit gelatins are a make 34 cup. Dissolve gelatin in art of the holiday dining scene, boiling water. Add measured An American classic combines liquid and lemon Juice. cream cheese, pineapple and Gradually add 1 cup of the walnuts for a tangy taste treat gelatin to the cream cheese, with a crunchy texture. This is blending well. Chill until a makeahead dish which may thickened. Stir In walnuts and serve as a dessert Of as a salad, pour into a 4-cup ring mold. Chill until set, but not firm CREAM CHEESE AND Chill remaining gelatin until PINEAPPLE MOLD thickened. Fold in pineapple and spoon into mold. Chill until firm — about 3 hours. Ugunold. 1 can (8 ounces) Serve as a dessert with crushed pineapple prepared whipped topping or as a salad with mayonnaise, if package (3 ces) ordesired. Makes about 3 cups or ': lemon r ' Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974—SB -• -. 1 pound tomatoes, diced 1 cup diced ham (optional) cup onion flakes 1 tablespoon chili powder 14 teaspoon instant minced garlic 1b. zucclhini. cut into �I ,--..---- .•.--.•-'-. ...... -_. 0—Eening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- ---- •-.---• Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974 --F Evening Herald, Sanford, El. (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1974-7 B oII PRKI ARMOUR STAR FLA. GRADE "A" SM 0 EGGS 2 DOZEN I PET-RITZ FROZEN I PIE SHELLS 3 SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER PA CTNS. CK $JJ 'k TOMS 16 LBS. 4E1 AND up DAYS A WEEK DISCOUNT PR!CFS _1 ELLBECK THESE ITEMS & PRICES GOOD... * THURS., NOV. 21 THRU * WED., NOV. 27 L VEGETOLE QUICK WE GLADLY ACCEPT U S.D.A I GRITS FLA. GRADE "A" SHORTENING "FRESH" LB. CAN BAKING HENS 5-LB. BAG 38 . - Le LT.%WITH $7.30 ORD. EXC fl DEL-MONTE CUT SWEET SLICED (or) HALVES J 39c 21 8 9' FRUIT COCKTAIL AI.'WTKO?HERPUR. FRESH 100% PUR 3 o; RED MARASCHINO I4 OZ. $J JARS OO - hOg j'. Ib I E LB. S LBS. OR MO ESH N' LEAN ALSO AVAILABLE: DUCKS-GEESE-CAPONS SMO. TURKEYS-JUNIOR TURKEYS - ROAST LB. LEAN WESTERN Aim& 'I . CHUCK ROAST LB. SMALL PIG Jø . c 1 CORN-FED FAMILY FAVORITE II' 1•S• BONELESS I ENGLISH ROAST I C $1 48 CIDIAIPJ TIP DflACT -- 7 LB. "BAKING SIZF11 SWEET POTATOES "FANCY" McINTOSH SPECTACULAR BABY BEEF SALE! 7.PAK PLATIP4UM.pLUS INJECTOR RAZOR BLADES $j GILLETTE REG. or EX-HOLD 19 7.01. CAN DRY LOOK 46 HAIR SPRAY CLAIROL NORMAL or OILY HERBAL ESSENCE SHAMPOO $01. BTL. $7 42 LARGE 1~ 01.811. VASELINE HAIR TONIC 76 30Z.TUBE MACLEAN'S REG. MENTHOL or FLUORIDE TOOTH PASTE - C .94 MIXTURE C OLD SPICE 1.50l. 2 10.01. 811. VICKS NY.OUIL NIGHTTIME COLD MEDICINE ,4.5 CLUB 13 ROLL-ON $205 mu.mJ SWEET CALIF. RED EMPERIOR ALKA-SELTZER PLUS 98c COLD TABLETS HERBAL ESSENCE CREME RINSE $1 22 M URINE EYE DROPS L 6 Oz. 1$ cc $j DERMASSAGE BTL VICKS MEDICATED SKIN 07 MEDICATED cATED DISCS LOTION PHILLIPS CHOC FLAVORED I az BTL. MILK OF 08 MAGNESIA 93 C THROAT LOZENGES SUCARYL FOOD SWEETENER TABLETS REQ. PKG. 93c REQ. PKG. C 79 SINE-OFF ROUND-T-BONE SIRLOIN P1(0 OF 24 85C SINUS HEADACHE TABLETS LB. LB. 3OZ. 137L. DECONGESTANT COUGH $ 09 7 LB. SANFORD LB. 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE MON THURS 8:00A,M.7:00PM 'FRI&SAT 8;00A.M..9:OOP.M. 'SUNDAY 8:00 AM,-1:OOPM. OLD FASHION CRACKLING 28c AR1 K * a - LB. 12oz.$ C ANS FRESH HOMEMADE ITALIAN SAUSAGE RITZ CANNED DRINKS QUICK FROZEN PORK LOIN ROAST - — . BREACOL MEDICINE GRAPES - OTO PKG. OF 20 - CLAIROL REG. or E)-HOLD CHUCK STEAK E X-LARGE DEODORANT ONE LB. ö) 0c CELLO_-BAG.,,,, O BAG948 POTATOES $j08 BAN CRANBERRIES... 1Qc IDAHO "BAKING" 401. CAN SPRAY DEODORANT 60Z. BTL. VICKS COUGH FLETCHER'S REGULAR 2½ OZ. BTL CHILDREN LAXATIVE VICKS COUGH SYRUP FORMULA "44" G49 CASTORIA 3.01. BTL. Lt 0 C BS. , 1o CBAG LARGE STALK - - - - - - - — OCEAN SPRAY "FRESH" c 4 L.S. 58 c 3 "FRESH-CRISP" SCHICK BTLS, I APPLES 4 9e oz. HALF OR WHOLE $ 1 348 BONELESS 4 400 LB. FRENCH DRESSING I I PORK LOINS RIPE OLIVES - UGAR CREEK" .0 FASHIONED C 1- LB. PKG. RK SHOULDER S NO. 300 CAN K%Z BOLOGNA DRNED BEEF BRISKET 4p - ELECT-WHOLE C LYKES SLICED GROUNI BEEF 1 . CHERRIES IIIr - CIGARETTES SUNNYLAND GOODTIME FRANKS •T 1• BACON LIMIT: 3 PLEASE, WITH OTHER PURCHASES OF $7.30, OR MORE, EXCLUDING CIGARETTES. C LB. ROASTING CHICKENS - I.ppø LB. FLA. GRADE "A" 300 cans 549. II C (STRAINED) .53c YAMS PEARS CANS 6T08 LBS. CRANBERRY SAUCE BRUCE'S NO. MIST-KIST . LB. * 25TH. & PARK AVE. STORE MON SAT SUNDAY 8:00 A.M..9 P.M. 9 A.M. -- - 6:00 P.M. �Wednesday, 86Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. i i ii I '1: bn I in f Nov. 20, 1974 -- -. a; & 1.. I c I I . ud V1 CC v flie C* c. .!9 C.t J Ii ' •f 0111- LEISURE - 0.01 I.!.; v 1 t1 '!' 011 i J 01 2 c .410- 0 ft cu C s1 cI flAi . I .; a;illI d 2 ( !-ILI . 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U U 0 ad Wednesday, Nov. 2o, 1974-98 c.D,.. I 4A .; = '!&:i ' 'l, n Fain Pork N or th I : ___ q MON. Baby Beef Liver TUES. Veal Parmesan WED Chic Dumplings THURS. Beef Stew FRI.BroiledMackerel 69 E WEDNESDAY NIGHT FUTURE FAMILY NIGHT L •t . DAILY Delicious smothered Chicken. Any Two Hot Vegetables, Fresh Hot Roll and Butter ' lb. Chopped Sirloin Steak or Baby Beef Liver. Any Two Hot Fresh Vegetables, Ho!Rolland Butter 949 HWY. 1792 & FAIRBANKS WINTER PARK, FLA. ' FEATURING LUNCH AND DINNER Large Filet Mignon ' lb. Baked Potato and Butter, Tossed Green Salad With Dressing 949 4 5 (l OPENDAILY11A.M.TO2P.M.&4:30p,M. 8:00 . - 111*V �- ___ - - _______ - ____ - _____ - -- , Is lOB-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday Nov 20 1974 H er fife Nations Coverage M d t I rn p res - Winter Park- - - - - uiz - Child 6 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON For familis or friends of problem drflkr5 For further information call 423 4517 or wrte anford Al Anon Family Group P0 Ro %3. anford, Fla 37711 OCEAN SHRIMP--LOBSTER taby Beef-Fresh Sausage 5 Free home delivery Save Please call (305) $30 6468 ____________________________________________ __________ one - f the greatest <.}-' - them 2-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Rent 1 a11111 11111111 n' ford of - - - ___________ -- 30 o 37-Business For Rent Property ______ Estate 34-Wanted to Rent Real 10-Condominiums 41-Houses for Sale We can put your rand piano fin a space this small Thursday - Friday - Groves F.or Sale 44- lncovtte And Investment Property Merchandise - Si-H ou sehold Goods a turkey - f ree - with each . Radio . Ster'o u-Garage Rummage Sates and give it the play It deserves! 5$-Bicycles Merchandise 60-Office Equipment priced at 50 or more. And Supplies 61-Building Materials TheHerald 322-2611 61 ' Machinery and Tools $4-Equipment for Rent 65-Pets and Supplies BUY THAT REFRIGERATOR, DISHWASHER, - i6-Horses 61-Livestock and Poultry WASHER - DRYER, RANGE, FREEZER, OR YOU NEED ... It-Stamps BY SATURDAY . If you respond to this ad Coins 7 1 -Antiques 73-Auction Transportation SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE __ ___ ~~ PINECRESTCENTER SANFORD , L ug snz mugs ?L1 SHOP AT SEARS AM HAVE S-Campers Travel Trailers 4-Auto Repairs Paris Accessories . 7-Junk Cars Removed M.r3. lJ.rk t-Truck5 and Trailers 0-Autos for Sale I-Aviation .1, 2- £ 3 fled room -. . ' - A ii e,*.ee a* utile each I Mint. Int$1*leI - Ø. private hs$ conIes iee 1e441 sIa VAY we say conwonMjse Is 1 '. * They're Hot !" 372 7118 After Hou rs! 372 3991 3720611 , -- 43 -- ---- Garage Sale: Fri., noon 6; Sat., $6 Collection of four families. Lots and Acreage 55 " 22' Cabin Cruiser, all aluminum Need little work First $600 takes. Also small fishing boat, like new. $40. 3739144 P OFi.c.t. '.':.7irlE - ______ Sports - I Bull (half Bremer, half Shells) wleght 1.200 lbs. About 7 yrs old 1911 Honda 350 XL Excellent con dt ion. Sell or trade for economy Tn S639 ____________ ___ car. 3231697. . 68 Wanted to Buy 79 Trucks and Trailers - - . . ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, uSed, any Condition, 4418136. Winter Park. ____________________ CASH 372-4132 For used furniture, apmans, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford, tv,t SAN LANTA- Cute 2 bedroom, spotlesst 511.500 Owner will finance. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL --TRADE ill ]iS E Frst St 372 562 For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate,AlAntar Electric Edger, Furniture, Lampi Mail Box, Antiques. 1215 Magnoli. Ave. Apt. 1. Call "I 0#92. 322-2420 Anytime Gray Mink Cap., Superb Condition. Must Sell $15. 6146391 Your MLS Agency DeBars REALTORS 2145 Park Or. A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 3222611 or $319993. ' - Stamps-Coins GOLD -- - i L * Mustang City Complete accounting and fax vice for Small businesses Williams 4ccouriting, Five Points 327 7943 - . * Crying* Air Conditioning COVE . Veterans No Down, 7 Bdrm,, den. fenced, $146 mo 9' pct. Acre Realty, REALTOR. 3337730 REALTOR 74 Hour Ser vice . 3227191 R elax I - Shop the easy way Shoe today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. - Central Heat & Air Conditionirw For free estimates, call Ca. Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 37 1771 Appliances Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? A . r' . J We guarantee you success and satisfaction or we will refund your money im1I - HOMES OF DISTINCTION ________ Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. -- . ..- Built With Pride By CaIIFor Appointment 3223 103 I B *BEDDING SALE * * Direct-Wrise. Prices, 'x Off United Bedding 71 N Hwy, 17 92 Casselberry $31 233 H A .mall Cijtsilied Ad brngs bg returns Try and si'e Call 372 'fi ll or .131 c-;i) 1 * Beeauiy au t y are _________________________ - PET PEST INN Boarding & Grcrim.ng Ph, 372iO51 -_Piano Services PIANO SERVICES All makes. Inct. Players Tuning .Repair.1629300 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 111 519 E Pine 377 s, C arpentry n::. sale or rent, by ate 3 lovely homes. located in Ditono Lois larger than average. 133,000 to $39,000. Call Jim Knox at 3220074 or 301. PAYTON REALTY Home Improvements 52 Appliances Peg. Real Estate Broker 377130), 7A.10P'llawattsa Ave. at 11 92 KENMORE WASHER, parts, serwice, u,*d mactoneS. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323069', HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt Jenny Clark. Assoc. 377159$, 322 1433 Day, Eve. Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on Oil used appliances. Dick's Ap pliancec 372765$. PressureCleaning . . . FALL CLEANING "lmpac"Wash&Spra Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud ctobbers, wasps & spider webs 3720397 ': '" .' rI:- '.-' - Roofing OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 323 S954 Land Clearing - Singer * * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW' in sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of $11 or 10 pay merits of 5$. a , Cilean ing '-' - * Counter tops. Srnk% Installation .saiabie Bud CateIl 3229057 ar,',tme e ter Auto Repair Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions. Fully insured. Good referenes Jim Tre'go, 371 02. Large? story hous,. Central air and t.fenced yard, After 5, 321 Of Loch Arbor IiJ Pet Care _ " Carpentry, Rooting, Cement Finishing, Painting. Reasobie Billy Geck. 373 1207, - ACREAGE Good smalIacreagewith and without homes Oays-3fl 6173 Nights)fl 5421 or 372 7352 N ): vIv (44(I(.j,44J Full Line GE Applarict's Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive in 1562 - with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mile home. Terms 521.900 SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom. I t , bath homC Fenced yard $11 700 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS - Odd lobs of all types. Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 322-264S I_ - Qemodelinç, Additions & Repair, (ar peril ry - Small iob SOeCial,sts Remodel. Repair, Additions Drop in bobbin, zig-zag, and 3 Needle Licensed. Bonded. Insured. 10 position. Like new condition, sold Yrs Exp 323 ill) new for UI. balance of Sd cash or 5 payments of $10. New warranty. You can buy qualily rn,rclyand,s, a budget price when you shop the Want Ads' Call Credit Dept SANFORD SEWING CENTER VINCENT SCARPENTRY 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9411 Interior Trim. Paneling. Custom Carpentry No lob too Small Eves. $69 11I6 Licensed & Bonded 373 5677 Bahama Couh, 129 95, Wicker rocker. $35; Dinette, $34.95; DAVE'S FURNITURE. 100 Sanford Ave. 323 9370. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & I Custom Work Licensed. Bonded. chairs. As low at $69.95. Free estimate, 3736030 ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Interior -Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching and Simulated Ref II cu., $35. Dinr"te set. $11, br ick specialty 3772740 tsn bed. $17 SO. O&J Curiosity Sor, 1701 W Itt St - . Home Improvements ____________________ c.rmr BPOkER)fl57 Nights 321 1167 or 37) 9007 HOMES _________ ____________ '4' * - • A Dhectory of Experts Ready To Serve You! I Accounting STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West Is St Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full 01 SANFORD SOUTH QOOd clean used furniture, an. tiques,, TVs, and appliances. Owners Auction every Saturday night 7:30 Must sell cozy 3 bedroom home With P m. Consignments welcome. For Information call 372 9719. self cleaning oven, dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell. Only Si Household Goods $70,900. Good terms, low payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR. $311777 -Dining suite, table, I chairs, china, KUIP REALTY buffet. $65; single bed. Luxor 107W. 15? Street mattress, $35; matching single 322-7315 beds. $10 pair. CheSts from $10, dressers from 5.45; bookcase, $17, Gateleg table, $25; Sofa, nice. $60; TAFFER REALTY dinette set, $15 Kutp Decorators, 109 W. 1st St. 372 7335 1100£ 25th St 372 Wan? Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings diilyl A. A. McClanahan CailBart Real Estate inc. mARonDA up O r lando 8:1.1-2299 Remodeling _______ ______ A1ONDA HOME in ettia ,s n. y., been thisas' Working psepi, as well as r,i'e,s Willi an annval adjusted ants nesms i %IOSQ SII.7N a,, vfpsd .se. vs II'dang ysvr 1bbllty is pvrctmaii a bdtsem hsn, for NO CASH I DOWN PAYMENT AND e ouc CO MONTHLY PAYMENTS vnd,r the c Ai Fanme's HOI m'nittnmtion At'ittimici Pu,, * I96FlatCcrvert,bip 900dCOfldition $350 327_3307 . Sate or Trade, Electric golf cart $350 cr Tractor rider mower. 373 7577. - Addit ions Sale ____________ - wki Autos to.- - WHY RENT? - 80 $50 Down 4791 no - - Equipment We've got everything for the Golfer-Clubs, Balls, Ladies & Mens Shoes, Duckster jackets, AND pct off on Golf Bags Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop 322 2131. - - REALTOR - • REPEAT: NO COME ON NO GIMMICKS 641-1155 - Corbett Real Estate Moving? 1960 Model Ranchero - 7 bedrooms. I bath, nice location. $22900 ____ 1971 Penton 125drI bye Runs good. Extra Charr'Ler 1373. S373. 3n r06 ''-' 0111. ' 1964 Triumptsó50 Fully chopped, $750 327 ilOo 1966 Ford Wigon SO MisceIIannou Central Florida's WE BUY AND SELL Excellent Condition For Sale MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Best Offer 372 6077 377 499) 1919 S. French Color Color Console TV, Also 25's Color 377 7374 377 1196,372 754 lC?OSimca, real economy $500 5 wrought iron dining 337 1)64.377-1959 ri i #' Coins 322 7197 -chairs, 323 0708. I i1'rs hr I..tstiestr SEMINOLE COIN CENTER LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly I uai I f3UIVlIlg 109W 1st St .3234352 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a an acre on Crystal Lake. Beautiful FREE 58 Bicycles We will THANK you for selecting us Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in kitchen, central heat and air, Move your old abandoned car free I to contract the construction of your home 373 2791 after 6. Florida room, overlooking the 72 live in Seminole Courty not in Auction your new home. Cash. VA. FHA. 3 Wheel new adult bike. Never been lake. $17,900 Palm Beach. If you will call after I Conventional or VA FHA Tandum New and Used Carpet Sale; 111.00 sq. used. 5130 Call after 6:303736425 P.M. 372 1671 Plans. Now, should you do this by ALTAMONTE- New home, 3 ______________________ Open daily 10-S for consignments or yd. and up Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you -sales off thC floor We also buy 959 Lincoln wth 430 engine, iuSi bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat your choice free' Washer and estates, etc 59 Musical Merchandise and air, family room, distiwastier rebuilt New transmission- Best Sanford Auction Dryer. Stove and Refrigerator, and disposal, 2 car garage, pick offer. 323 1371. Color TV, by G.E. upon final DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 1200 French, 323 7310 Bundy Trumpet your own carpet if you hurry. closing of your home. Call Bud. Hwy. 16 West, Sanford E xcclierst Condition. 575 1972 Pontiac Catalina 323 5420 3776437 or Ken, 3776437, 322-7932 51395 Thanks to Classified Ad, users get -3272073 after Sp m fast results at a low cost. Try one S APAPUKL1- Newlywed or JOHNNY WALKER Retirees today! Phone 322.2611 or a)) 9993 GENERAL CONTRACTOR dream home, 2 62 Lawn and Garden 75 lP6IChe-vroletlrrpala Camper-Travel bedrooms, family room, car REAL ESTATE, INC. AC, PS. PB, P ado $395 Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, Trailers petlng, newly painted, seller will 3224.437 372 liii 3377474 After 3,327 1643 tropical and exotic plants. finance Move in now. $17,500. 8N, Ford Ira dor "Quality at Discount Prices". Sanford Rec Vet now has a full line MOSSIE C. BATEMAN CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3701 S of toppers 363 3114 after 6 FORREST GREENE, INC. Orlando Drive, 373-7150, .SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE Reg. Real Estate Broker REALTORS, 2311W 1st St Equipment for Rent SURPLUS SALE; Kitchen cabinets, 64 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 173 ,1111 kitchen sinks, oil heaters and 372.744.3 373 6353 or 64S 7333 drums. Nov, 21, 1971. 9:30 am, to) Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carp.'? (WITH GOOD CREDIT) WE TAKE TRADES P m. 1st come 1st served. Sale will Classified Ads serve the buying and Shampooer for only Si per day. EXPLORER OwflERS be held at Sanford Airport. Bldg. selling Community everyday, read Southern RV Services. Your CARROLL'S FURNITURE Buys Any - Car _____ 133. and use them often. Call 372 2611 authorized service Center 1971 Dodge Dart, loaded, beaulful, 1 or 131 9993 warranty and other services. 373. Stenstrom owner. Pets and Supplies 65 830-1020. MAITI AND FLEA MART EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 7 bath, 1941 Hwy 1797 Open Sal ISun 95 1170 Cougar, exceptionally clean. Chihuahuas For sale frozen beef. family room, fireplace, carpeted. I III 2920 . fully equipped Animal Haven Grooming & 76 Auto Reoairs fit In kitchen, dishwasher, gar , . bage disposal, range, large inside 7' Heart Cypress fence utility room, outside utility Post. $1.35 each at Fret to Good lfome build;ng, fenced back yard. Well Osteen. 322.1161 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Part German Shepherd landscaped $37,230. Loves Children. 323.1714 PINECREST- 3 bedroom near Below Wholesale, while they last: schools and 3 shopping centers, GOLF COURSE3 bedroom, 3 bath, American of Martinsville, solid Now only SIL 90(l. family room, wall to wall carpet. oak bunk beds. $100 set; with tat In kitchen, dishwasber, gar. matching desk, chair, night stand, bage disposal, $200 range a HIGHLAND PARK- Nice 2 refrigerator. IS' a 30' screened bedroom home on huge corner lot. AT NOLLS STORES 531,000 pool 555.000. There's One Near You - f .. Livestock And Poultry 69 -- -. - _ - Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains Hogs for sale 3 Bc.ars. wiegts 123 lbS 7 Sows weigh 700 lbs. I Boar, iSO lbs. 377 5659 7927 Hwy. Il 97 Stemper Realty We're Movingt $1.500 down and assume S pct. mort. 3 Bedrooms with fireplace; many extras. 322. 1751. I- '71 Indian I0 CC. 2650 miles on Street by adult. 5.300. Ph. 323 5036. Boats & Marine $977 Skip Jack, '72 Mercury SO HP I. Trailer, plus all rigging Make an offer. 373 Th1 57 Chefs w,ennel, Pups, Studs AY.C. i & Poodles all colors Cocker. Mm, & Large Oachhvr4t, Shih 1w, Schnauzer. Yorke, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle. Chi , 75 Pups on display, we buy pups finance, shots, guarantee 1 901 7)7 3176 or I 9G4 737 7917 67 26'Hosiseboat. sleeps 6. Good motor; Cail Ginger, 867 1000. Aparlment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St 535,000, Call 372 4697 for information Motorcycles 2004 Holly. Equipment ______ Pets and Supplit's 65 ______________________ Super Garage Sale: Bargains galore at the Bargain Garage. Clothing, furniture, household We take merchandise on consignment, Wed Sat, 10 S. Sun 12 5 13.1 8440, 100 N. 1797 (Behinds Sobiksi. Beautiful Acre with doublewide, * * * * Deltona * * * * overlooking Wekiva River. Call 7 3 4 Pct. lntrest Rate Ginger, $62 1000, GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New FOR SALE BY OWNER, 10 acres 17 cleared. 3 wood lands), 2 Øeep 3 and I bedroom homes, 1"x to 2 wells, underground plastic baths priced from $22,150 10 Irrigation I mos. old double 173,100 on large wooded lot. Seller frailer, 3 bdrm 3 bath, and fur. pays all closing cost. VA, FHA. niture. Must see to appreciate. Conventional loans. Builder. $.45.000 as is Call 372 0566 after I Deltona, 901719.7210, Orlando, p m 305 47).334 kant a pleasant surprise? You can clean Out your garage quickly with a Want Art Clasif led Ads are here to h e lp you ,buy, sell, rent or swap. . . at a low cost. . let us help you place 46 Income And Yours-- Call 377 2611 or 8)1 9993 Investment Property "A wise investment beats a lifetimp of toil." Casselberry: 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Only $17,750. A very good buy. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 62$- mediately. AMRC, Dept. 39A, ion King Industrial Drive, Marietta, Georgia 30062 Garage-Rummage Sales - - - at 404429-4491 for further Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Sez! M. UNSWORTH REALTY 803W. 1st St. 323.4061,3730317' your luck will change for the better immediately. If you have $2500 to *2S,0Oo, please call Mr. Rhodes Information at no obligation, or write: 54 if you have an eye for real value, you'll CrC tne classified ads regularly _____ New houses In a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if ,O.i qualify!' - are Mobile Homes - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*0) Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5200 - 3604 S. Hwy. 17.97 REALTOR 323.5j7d 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equIpped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3779143. We are distributing a new type coin-operated video game. We provide "AAA" grade locations With guaranteed minimum earnings per week -Make thousands per year per machine. Start small, grow BIG. Start BIG, grow GIGANTIC. We absolutely serious - This new arid revolutionary business will be like the gold rush days. REMEMBER If you are not satisfied completely, we will refund your money Immediately, * Harold Hall Realty ' Bedrooms, 2 baths, central air. family and utility room. $193 Month plus utIlitIes. Sanford, 33) (403 - NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom split plan, 11-i baths, wall to wail car Pet, kitchen equipped, large utility storage room, $71,500. RldeweaS Houses Rent Unfurnichntl - 8- Motorcycles -. - NO COME ON NO GIMMICKS 10-Swap and Trade AND GET YOUR FREE TURKEY I - - PROM '160 GUARANTEED SUCCESS!! VA-Feed Il-Wanted to Buy TV 32 3 62-lawn and Garden JUST IN TIME FOR THANKSGIVING Now - ,Bedroom upstairs apartmecW. Lights, waler furnished. SI,50 mo Adults 372 7796 after 4. 57-Sports Equipment Classified. Realty Park Ave.-Furnished garage apartment, 5*5 month or $23 week, small deposit, Orlandø, $51 1809. 54-Camping Equipment St-Musical or 323.0532 Clean? Room FurnithedApartm,rj $73 323-4762 Equipment purchase of an appliance 1•2 BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS III Apartments Rent Furnished I7 bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 7545 Park Delve, 377 2161 For Sale S3-TV SANFORD Nice 1 bdrm trailer, also apt. Good location. Mature adults Utilities jxl. No deposit, 373 5495, SO-Miscellan eous Sears of Sanford will give 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. 323-0742 a on# Bedroom 1. Kitchen turn, apt. Utilities paid. Near hospital. Private entrance. Adults only. 372 475$ 47-Real 'Estate Wanted November 19, 20,21 M APART ENTS ON LAKE JENNIE AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St. 45-Resort Property Saturday LQke Jennie OFF AIRPORT ' WELAKA APAYLr,jy, 111W lst$t 13-Lots and Acreage and Boating , 31 Shop _________ ORLANDO 36S.5555 Bamboo Cove. 1 7 BORM. shig, air, sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near City park & Sanford Plaza, From $110. Airport Btd. near Sanford Ave, 323 I3.dO 47-Mobile Homes 44-Farms FOR SALE OR LEASE-20,000 It industrial shell building, lOO'a200, 16' ceiling clearance Will complete to suit tenant. GARPIETT WHITE, Real Estate Broker, )fl7$$) SANFORD 323-7900 * * GENEVA GARDENS * * Single story Studio. I, 2. and 3 bedroom ap'lrtm,nts Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, central heat and air. Monthly rentals from $143.50 3277090.1505W. 25th St4 Sanford, 35-Mobile 34-Resort Property For Rent - -- i S Drapes I 323 6650 34-Mobile Homes Rent RENT STARTS IAN, I, 1975 Immediate Occupancy Monroe Building, new office suites. 3rd and Magnolia. 62$ 0902; Eves. 6172347. Dishwa then - Business Property SDlspos.als Apartments Rent Unfurnished iii,,r,...... .i r .UI 'U 'VF - Courts *Fishing & . REALTOR :779211 Houses for Sale "Get 'Em While SANFORD INDUSTRIAL PARK LAKE S Tennis new? Bdrms near sic. PIckyou,schJC,cfg,,,0rgØ 51 60 mo. $31 O27. Furnished Trucker's Special 41 - , Christmas is a time for giving an a timefor Suving when you shop the Pages of Classified Ad) S 1.2.3 Bedroom Apt's. •Swlmmlng Pool #' Lake Mary, 1 7 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent NPels CAMP SEMINOLE. 322 4.470 For Rent ON RESERVOIR I -- FRANKLIN ARMS ,PTS You ('one CC US at our big new location LOW DOWN PAYMENT- New bedroom, 7 baths, FHA, VA. Close to schools. shopping Builder must sell. 323 0132, 3220660 Hartwell Ave. Model open. 1 6 p m. 524 Park Or. Take a cue from a Classified Ad aid sell your no. longer. needed pool table! Phone 322-2611 or 131.9993. 42 Housesfor Sale Michigan Widow looking for board 1. room for winter with another widow. Call 3271745. - Mobile Home Lots For Rent 37 heMaster's: Cove , Woman would like to share 6 room house with gentleman, couple with 1 child or other woman. Near school arid shopping center. 321. 05 33. Altamonte Lake Vacant large) bedroonis, 2 baths, carpet, central heat, family room. Easy terms. 129,500. 862 0709. Upstairs ott ice space Call 3226360 between l &9:30a.m. LAKE MARY Dupin furnished or Uflfurnith,d Modern, quiet neigh, borhood, Low rates 32) 112$. ___________________________ -_ 35 Houses Rent DELTONA Beautiful i, 2 or 3 bedroom Heat & Air Nice yard Economy prices from 5135 mo. No lease Move In today , (904) 775 t365 or f)0S) 574 1010 .. 41 Wantedto Rent . . . Trailer lot for rent. Plenty of room to park big rigs Call 372 9117. Small 1 Bedroom House Tre an lan, hg gararri 321 05)5 One bedroom duplex apt. kitchen equipped, carpet, air, adults after 611 Stamp Out idleness Put a Want Ad to work. Call 377.2611 or $31. 999) Furnished M.AfthiIERS VIl LAGEAPTS. 1&2Bclrm Vurnorfur, )2O2OrIanctoDr,.3flM70 CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. THE HERALD 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Home Lots For Rent 33 I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnished swimming pool. 4770 S Orlando Dr. 773 7970 . Lower your food by catching fists on the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE, 140 pets. 322 4170. Duplex, 2 bedroom, Air conditioned, adults prrIrrrNi 3? or )fl SISi SANDLEWOOD VILLAS IIOW.AIRPOR'y BLVD, SANFORD. 323 7170 Over the years, more and more individuals have discovered one of the greatest little peddlers of them all . . the Want A4, 'You'll be amazed how thaw small. low'cost ads can reach out and sal most any item you may have for and do it fasti The next time you run across some article around the house you no longer need, pick up the phone and place a Warn Ad.. . we'll peddle your wares all over tornl Furnished 33-Houses Rent dj ' - -- 31-ApartmentsRenl ' 4 bedroom Heat & Air. Nice yard Economy prices from $135 mo. No lease Move in today. (904) 775 3363 or (305) 571 1010, Person experienced in slaughtering beef and hogs. Hopkins Meat Packing. 377 9791 _____ Unfurnished LSears OELTOPA.-- Beautiful I. 2, or) .' Per day, I or S days a week. Own transportation 377 SS. -- Rentals 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths. 2 car garage in Sonora. Air, carpet, self cleaning oven Almost new 322 $721, 38 7 Bdrm, mobile home. Leisure World on St. Johns. Rent Or OpliOn to buy. Call Ginger, 167 4000 - . ------- 111111111111111111111111111111 ________________________ '1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Mobile Homes Rent 2 Bedroom House Trailer. Furnished, patio, carport. 372 5659 Orange Ave 5150 Month No pets. 322 027i Real Estate Associate wanted for a last growing agency, Specializing in subsidized homes. Call M VNSWORTH REALTY. 32)6061 . --- - _ ___ Peddlers of 3 bedroom unfurnished house, 211$ - Available in Sanford. Short mileage. two hours pe r day. Good car, and cash for bond and weekly paper bill ii all that is needed to get Into a very profitable and secure business Contact The Circulation Dept. THE EVENING HERALD _____ - Houses Rent Unfurnished - Evening Herald Route - __ 32 tv O , - - Correspondents Are you one those PCOPIC who knows 'everyone in town'? II you are, can type and are interested In picking up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all are, of Seminole and Southwest Volusia counties, An automobile is helpful but not essential The ability 10 operate a camera makes the iob more interesting and Profit able Apply in person to Torn Ains. Ed?or, at liii Htr.iiii ufIicm, 300 North French Ave. Sanford Please do not leIerhonc. When _________________ 1: FurniShed or unfurnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent 373 2920; After S. 372 7129. Good Things to Eat Wednesday, Nov. 20,1974-1JB No Problem 3 bedroom. 7 story, central heat & air. 2 car garage, references required. %190 ISI & last sioo seCurity. 377 73w. --'- 9 There's * Desk Clerk * Part time employment Some evenings and weekends. Ex perience preferred. Apply in person only at the Sheraton Sanford Inn. 1.4 and SR 46 Will Baby Si? in my Home inLakm.Atary 377 ____ ________ -_ ----- PROBLEM Pe rhaps olic Anonymous Can Hoip Call 473 ISV Write P.0, Box 12)) Sanford, Florida I •_ __________________ by sIttIng, my home. S years experience in child care. Available 24 hourS. $1300 pet week. Call 37% 0515 BEAUTIFUL Sonora Clubhouse available on rental basis for daytime or evenings Privale partiet, wedding receptions, group meetings. etc Will ac commodafe 125 150 for sit down dinner, 250300 for reçept ion Contact Mrs. Mc Daniels. 377 $721. FACED WITH A DRINKING- .1 0 under your Put a BU pr children s Xmas fret with money you earn selliflU AVON. - Will baby Sit in my home. Reasonable rates. 3fl.3$79. ' -.,-,.. Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. NT,aner ,edcd. Permanent. Apply 10 a.m,NOOTE Holiday inn of Altamonte SPrIMOS, - ,--__ e l Help Wanted Care -=K-.-,._._.----- 1 ti - Will Baby SIt in my home one, us for two 323 5951. Orlando 831-9993 S - ws Lostand Found NASHVILLE RECORDING CO. LOOKING FOR SINGING LOST Billfold Wed., Nov. 13 at Red TALENT. 305 425 16SS. _______________ Credit cards. PiC~ REWARD. lures money. ARF YOU TROI)PLED? Call Tall offer 5 p.m. Free, 644 2077 for "We Care"--"Hotline". Adults or Teens. --- I'll A I EDITOR'S NOTE Do dde- is "Perhaps the most Impres. the opening session of the 80th UN-operated broadcast office gates ever ask Unit ed Nations sive example" anywhere of a Congress. Seminole 322.2611 since its Inception In 1948. television crews for special radio and television system But the U.N.'s broadcast sysCompared to a network, his treatment? "No. No. They created to help broadcasters tern has fed live coverage of ope ration Is small, even though know us better," says Josef C. provide live and taped coverage regular o pen UN sessions its reach is global. It employs Nichols, head of the U.N.'s of a deliberative body. both the General Assembly and about 135 persons, 90 in produccarefully operated radio and The study was for the Joint the Security Council to radio tion and management, the retelevision division. Committee on Congressional broadcasters since 1948 and to rnalnder In engineering. Opera tions, which in October television outlets since 1962. There are five radio and two By JAY SHARBUTr urged the Congress to think Ask For Want Ads The TV feed direct via sat. TV studios, six color TV camAP Television Writer about creating some system to ellitelfdeslred - isprovidedto eras, NEW YORK (AP) S ta ffers help provide li ve radio-TV coy- any broadcaster asking for it chinesand tape and editing maWant Ad to serve outside broad. from a congressional corn- erage of regular house and and willing to pay the fees casters as well as the 80 accreDepartment Hours mittee this year journeyed to Senate floor sessions, starting which help defray the cost of dited broadcast correspondents the United Nations, not to see on a trial basis in early 1975. 1:00 A.M..S:30 P.M. the service, The U.N. says the who regularly report Ofl UN Monday thru Frioay and hear debate, but rather to Live ve coverage of such ses- radio feed Is free, doings for between 35 and 45 study how the U.N. helps sions has been allGwed only 1thru,S times 41ca line The man running this dec. countries. broadcasters air international once back in 1947, when TV t.rcnlc chow hail Is Polish-born When the General Assembly 61hru 25 times ......31c a line oratory. cameras were pe rmitted in the Josef C. Nichols, a short, witty is in session, usually from Sept. 26 times. . . . . ....24c a line Their finding: The UN. way house chanibcr to hniadcast man of 54 who's been wi th the 15 th rough December, the UN'S ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARG E ) 3 Lines Minim'jm TV system cranks up at 9:30 a.m. It shuts down at 5:45 p.m., The Longer Your Ad Rusis The Less It Costs Per Line unlessa major dbitc is raging ra ld s N e or a broadcaster asks Per Day. Q and pays for overtime service, Editor's note: How much do tablislurient of Rated For Consecutive kibbutzim in oc- for: (a) antiinIlation pledges to Nichols you remember about th e news cupied Sinai. Insertions -No Change be signed by business people, While the networks and o ther of the week? This weekly quiz 4. A staff report of the House consumers and workers; (b) subscribers are consulted, a __Of Copy. Will help you find out. If YOU Subcommittee on Commerce voluntary price controls; (C) UN-employed director calLs all Announcements ____________ score fewer than five Correct and Finance accused the Fed. experimental mandatory wage the video shots fed to the outanswers, you had better read eral Trade Commission of lack- and price controls, 1-Card of Thanks side world. the paper a little more care- ing leadership and making few8. The World Food Confer2-In Memoriam His only rule, Nichols says, is fully. If you get eight or more er investigations in spite of ence secretariat and the UN "keep it dignified and profe.s3-Cemeteries right, you rate "k" growing staff. The FTC's staff Food and Agriculture Organ- sionaL" 4-Personals The Agriculture Depart- is at present about: (a) 26,000; Ization have found that If a lace-to-face shouting 8 to 10 fl)ent reported that the 19744!775 (b) 1,600; (C) 16,000. S-Lost and Found million tons of additional food match or even a fistfight as world sugar crop ha d: (a) 6-Child Care RussellE. Train, adminis. aid will be needed this year a,yJ happened once occurs, that slightly exceeded earlier trator of the Environmental 1-Motels Hotels that the proportion of this will betelevlsed, but not atsuch estimates; (b) fallen about two Protection Agency, said he was needed from the $-Eating Places United States length it totally distracts from million tons below estimates; ordering nationwide 9-Good Things to Eat studies of will be about: (a) one quarter; the Importance of the main (c) greatly exceeded est1jnafr, drinking water focusing on: (a) (b) one third; (C) one ha)!. 10-Do It Yourself event, Nichols says. Three Arab oil-exporting growth of disease-producing 9. To discourage waste of il-Instructions All three American networks countries, led by Saudi Arabia, ba cteria; (b) doubts over lowered their oil prices and In- tyoffluorldation; (c) potensafe- energy resources, Bri tain's La- maintain permanent booths Travel& Recreation tial- bor government submitted to overlooking the General ____________--creased taxes and royalties ly da ngerous chemical and Parliament a budget announcAssembly, and they're each 13-Travel paid by foreign oil com panies. mineral contamination. Agencies eng that the tax on gaso line allowed one TV camera in the e result for e consumIng 6. i4Camping Th th The Little countries is likely to be: (a) 11).. nounced that its League an- would be: (a) extended from booth. 15-Action Sports world series private to commercial use; (b) The catch is that neither they Employment stant reduction In oil import would in future exclude foreign Increased from 8 to 25 per cent, nor foreign broadcasters are ___ costs; (b) higher oil import teams. The decision to bar for- i.e. tripled; (C) Increased from allowed to use those cameras 18-Help Wanted cts; (C) that new prices 31)d eigners has been adopted: (a) 5 to 10 per cent, i.e. doubled. for their own video coverage of 21-'Satuations Wanted taxes cancel each other out. by the Senior and Big Leagues 10. Ending a break of more floor proceedings. They only 3. Rioting flared in Tel Aviv, also; (b) by the Senior but not than 7 years which was predpl- can focus on persons Financial Igael, as demonstrators proinside the °- by the Big League; (c) by nel- tated by American support of booth, tested against: (a) large in- ther Senior nor Big League. Israel in the 1967 Middle East This is to avoid charges of 74=Buiness Opportunities creases In food prices; (b) Ya, President Ford's Citizens' war, formal diplomatic ties 21 Loans sensationalized or flippant sir Arafat's appearance at the Action Committee to Fight In- were resumed between the US. video coverage and maintain 36-Insurance United Nations; (c) their gov- flatio,i moved to set up pro- and: (a) Morocco; (b) Algeria; the dignity of the proceedings, 27- Investment Opportunities ernment's refusal to allow 5- grams a cross the nation calling (C) Libya. Nichols says. ' S ts .- ____ -_ s i'ie - He -- ---- Personals INFORMATION os R esul _: ---. I e - ald WANT AD a ot . - jj . j '- - - - C.sn I put th car .n qjrag Sell no longer needed tems wtti a C'ass'fed Ad n the Evening tlefalmj Dial 172 76IIorI]I 9993 to place yours ',. CAA BACKHOE SERVICE Landclearing , septic t,irik. fill dirt. drivcvv,is All kr' f u-gt)ng 7779117cr 373 3953 ______ Lawn Care KIL Lawn Service Cleanup and hauling t.'ir,,' i ''r cr r"n!P1' 37) .Y'5 Sew ng i - Custom made Drapes art n sprea Qualt%' w"-' .'.:. Diothy Bliss. 5; ., k.t,,.c r' ' llatslt,ed Ads are here to nlp y 'IJW Sell rent or swap ,it a 05t let us help you. p'i..' , Ca'I 122 7611 or I)) P'fl ..", Painting ____________________ PAINTING. 10 years experience. Hourly or Fret Estimates. Quality work, rea%Qrt.Ibte 373 0361 I Post Ceriteni VI ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 372816.5 Jim Powe Pest Control 7678 Iroquois Ave Sanford, 3777070 You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needS" in the Want Ads. S I a-' ,,, r,-- - Wall Papering _, -'-' Profets,oni 5 .illpaper Hjfl , jul L.(CniSIdRescrntiai.Cotrrr, Fre'eEstr,,te's Ph 3726673 Well Drilling 1 _-_-J WELLS DRILLED PUMPS PR'NK1ER SYSTEMS All types and si:es ',%(e rpar and SCry ,f' STIflE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd 5? 172 44) - ' �-- 12B—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl --- - — -. --- _ r - Wednesday, Nnv. 70, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Wrt Walker - -- - WIN AT BRIDGE I IN A 8UNC1 AND W9AT AI41T I'Ll. i4zow / KNOW W4AT ri TE ( - you 8 ' ( J1t%ILS JA)lly DON'T WANT To KNOW 0 4 AK96 1105 WP °'-ç) North-South pairs ...50 IF A CITIZEN TOO REBELLIOUS,$C'MEOt4E GETS IN THE CTt.E MERELY PUSHES ... A BUTTON AND WHICH REMINDS ME, CUBSLE! 'THEY CANT ENTER WE CASTLE W1TI4OUT A CREDITS + A954 his 4 7652 4J 4 d'amond bid out of SOUTH FOR CARD! - 1AjL5 ELIMINsTES HIM! twisted three 4 . because - il only bid it - -T ,r owe - everyone I was bidding and it was his turn. I'.%en t hen, WC doubt f those North players who continued to four spades did so with much enthusiasm. They also were vulnerable ----- ___________________ '-S a three-spade bid. lie really q h him. Had he + 10862 i!it•\e't -. %est •1 • - N orth South Last 11 anc B e Bi r . . Pat ToBe Re I ocat ed i ? _____ that arm to get just 4Q7543 HsJ I ThOtiGH1'A8OUT THE THIP4GS. AN WHAT DO WE DO the bad score. No one A964 4Q73 by Dave Grous ALSO BE ENERGIZED — YOU REMEMBER WHAT YEAH! HAPPENED 10 MINE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents bidding shown in the EAST V K 87 ) OOP CAN A few WIT V I CARDS 67th Year, No. 80—Thursday, November 21, 1974 the I ThE CREDITS 4. tricks. - ___- 5 ALLEY -- 11 the lead lie will rattle off OItTII WI — I contract. If the defense cashed in their three tricks as a starter they would get a very good score since :e declarer gains Y (ISWAI.D TlIE'/'RE UP -- i# tS Ila ' • __________________ / just bidding along. •..., Opening kad-YK b' - The t)I(I(Iiflg has - by Art Sansom CW W I 4M IOU WC)Wrr jf rr "V~,; RXR-B(F; FOR 4 I WH(15KY MC**V or rv _______ North Last South The American Contract West 1 16 Bridge League's Charity Foun 30 Dble. dation runs two i-ontin ent-wide 26 ou, South, hold irit games each star. hailds ~,ry played 64 3 V I Q 7 • K What do you do nmk' simultaneously by tens-ofA-111d rour notrunip. ThI% thousands of bridge players in ask%parinerto oose minor hundreds of places in North suit. America. Anyone can play and — THE BORN LOSER 0 10?4 t, i" bw T M contribute at a supplement FUNNY BUSINESS By Row BaJien QWI VE Wr W CX0 Cmkmuy H.~alq, the American Cancer Society, " - H 1, Send $1 book to USED TO WOW THEM VERY TIME.,,/ HA, \ LAST 50 E.EMEE - -- ' - ,L. 'lIr '" 110 . - W W Win at Budge." (do this a / A 4, newsPaAgr). FO Box 489. Radio % 10019 ' by DOONESBURY ITS UNBELIEVABLE HOW MUCH T14E COEDS rHE,,j .) ' . ' for JACOBY MODERN City Station. No* York. N Y I 1 -- •-: byLewis SHUCKS,THAT GIRLS . ,. '-'' . Ant.,Aer Tomorro% Tway's hand was played in the spring game. At most tables North and South would play the hand at a part store spade 04-20 - I ----;--. i.- N 2 the designated charity for 1974. _________________________ I J- HfRE.' $100,000 to doyoudonov' least #. 144010L i I Garry Trudeau 4i, • 0 . Zo - - - VEARS I — 000 80, HA 70 0101 )VU - -. AU" 6 IM YES, . 7V!7~; .. , - a r 1wr . I / PENNY PARADE MAKES CENTS RLONDIE Wheel barro w load of pennies Is delivered by Eric Hansen and Merry Reck to John Mercer. president of Flagship Bank for final deposit In Pilgrim Penny Parade spatisored by Congregational Christlan c1hurch Sunday School. Effort to collect a mile of pennies began last November to aid In nation's penny pinch and accumulated $8U.40 for Sunday School projects. chic Young W"rk MY-IQ OF PEANUT EYCUSE \ME_) , SIR i-r ~'Tr_XJ TOO$< Ir OFF 10 TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan tiIIs r---- -----— ' I, rrE i LOAPR. 0 J ra I O IT V HAVE A I ___\ I O . .- co 4 H . rLL WORK WRe. MUST You OVER SENIORITY'? mRt! . \f -\ ALWAYS PRISCILLA'S POP I by OUT TWAT l4ORRD -" • .-• - - FOR ouR . Vermeer Al s LIES! . (ç•( COULONT .. -' "" &E \SAKE' PIPE' &..I \ - __ . - - '4')\ c)3 1' ,t, .' ) /v.-a-' i DOmAr' ' . . ' 00, pi " by Dick CavoiI : _. / , ) •'.' 00 I ice n ex WASHINGTON (AP) cans still are paying the price of These were offset partially by The declines for beef, Higher prices for clothing. food inflation in their purchases. declines in prices for meat and especially, were larger than and automobiles pushed conusual. The over-all increase in con- gasoline. surner prices nine-tenths of a sumer prices In the 12 months The Consumer Index in OctoGasoline prices were down 2.7 per cent higher in October, the has been 12.2 per cent, the big- per cent during the month and her stood at 153.2, meaning that Labor Department reported gest 12-month Increase since a the average cost per gallon was goods that cost $100 In I%7 now today. 12.6 per cent price rise in 1947. 53 cents for regular and 57 cents cost, on the average, $153 20. The one-month Increase In The Labor Department said for premium, the department But there were hopeful signs the Consumer Price Index was Americans in October were said, in the October index that the smaller than the 1.2 per cent paying higher prices fur new Prices of meat, poultry and increase in prices of nonf,)od Increase In September, but still and used cars, mortgage Qt- fish were reported down one per items-Including such things as was considerably higher than est costs, clothing, sugar; çe- cent during October following household goods, furniture and normal and showed that Amen. real and bakery products. two months of large increases, appliances-might finally Lx' easing. The 1,abor Department said prices of noftfoW items in0 creased six-tenths of one per cent in October, down from a one per cent increase in Sep. tember and the smallest increase since December a year / It V1'LATV,..1L.D UKETD / ( TALL. j I rm GROW UP, 'i \. J I I 'YJ LIKE TO DO? "1i I YOU OID / j IF - EVERYBODY Fr=L-T LIKIB BEING 1 JT1,' \, SHORt ) [ H4'O A O'(' RNEY f'— I J — __________________ I • ' ____ I THE 5LJRE AS _______ ' \ LLaLU BELLE 51.)1565! THE 'TO WINTER 1 COMING FROM ' lot in his deelupincnt to #URRYI. " Gr'icp.1 cC? — " -' -------- _____ Clerk* Lon wood To Meet Pa ro I councfl's attention at the meeting earher this week when Ferrell reported the city might have to give employes a two week vacation without LONGWOOD City Clerk Onnie Shomate, nay since city coffers were depleted. I who also serves as city treasurer, has branded as want toopenmymouthand took like as big afool a "pack of lies" statements made earlier this ashedoes," she replied. "So lchecked out what week that the city government is near he said before speaking" bankruptcy. 4 4 - Mrs. Shomate, nuining unopposed for her 'IV city is financially bent, but the picture ninth consecutive term of office said Ferrell's paitted by Wouncilinan B. H.) Ferrell that the remark that the city has only S4,0D0 in its general payroll cannot be met is not true." she said. fund is also untrue. "The general fund M3 "City employes are paid on the 15th and 30th have $4,000, it has over 113,ODO," she said nofing of every month. The Nov. 30 payroll checks have that County Tax Collector Troy Ray has a'Ire-idy deposited In the city's name some property tax already been written and posW. Sufficient revenues. money from taxes beverage share state revenue sharing and the two cents Mrs. Shornate said she is asking to be put on additional cigarette taxes will be on hand to meet e agenda for Monday night's regular ceundil th the Dec 15 'roU she said. ' meeting and will at that time make her remarks She was asked why she did not bring this to for the official record. ' j I t .f - _;6vo, ONNIE SHOMATE ew Open College F*11es aw* By The Associated Press Se veral university officials guidance counselors who had Daniel Steiner, general coun The first day of one per cent less earnings to of a new law said they interpreted the law given information on student sel at Harvard, had said earlier s pend in October than they did designed to let students see differentl y and had no intention behavior and misconduct prior that the school was removing in September. It said real what s in their school files of disclosing the confiden ti al in. to th e new law with assurance secret lette rs from the files beSh i i ng Shining spendable uirrungs for the 12 brought lots of confusion and formation Other educators the information would be kept cause of a "moral obligation" months were down 4.9 per cent little action predicted that the law which confidentiaL to respect the confidentiality of The problems centered over a gives schools 45 days after a College Seminole Junior documents written before the Prices of pork, poultry and provision of the law that seems request to produce a We Registrar Dick Stwell says the law went Into effect. — fresh fruit also declined in Oc. to require colleges SJC to let stu new law does not concern would be changed before the An Associated Press spot tober. were dents and their parents see the question its "open door" policy ever since comes up. of check few requests for showed ••• Vk • But over-all food prices complete files including IThe law took effect at mid. admitting any high school files on Wednesday. Brown Uni1 3 r cent highertn October things such as confidential recnight Tuesday and a suit was graduate eliminates any need versity in Pro%idence, R.I., said than in September and 11.9 per ommendations and evaluations filed Wednesday afternoon in for confidential references that as of noon, 11 of its 6,500 cent above a year earlier. The price increases took sea- that previously were kept se- U.S. District Court in Boston from individuals. Student (lies undergraduates had asked for seeking to present Harvard containing high school trait- their files a spokesman for sonal adjustments Into consid cret University from destroying or scripts and grade records are Sienna College in Loudonville, ho I d permane ntly removing con. already open to students and N.Y., said three students rejustment, the over-all increase fidential information from the their parents under Florida quested the information. the in consumer prices still was files. law. University of South Dakota had nine-tenths of one per cent The federal law, Sewell said, no queries. higher than September. Florida Technological SOMEWHERE IN NORTH CAROLINA (AP) Some of his expensive stills have been found by to require the student's Although the October price University Registrar Dan seems "The moon ain't sh.1ning so bright these days," agents and destroyed. He relocated them and a parent to see COLDER increase was down from both Chapman was one of those who permission for said the man called Sam. Ile laughed, and tried started up again. his 111e, but he added that until September and August, inconsiders the new law unto hold his enormous belly in place. "But that was when there was money I V he gets clarification he will creases in the% three-month Sam is a woonshiner by trade, and that's how had," Sam said. "Like I told you, the market is 4' continue to abide by the state period were at an annual rate of continue to withhold conhe began his personal Impressions of the nation's almost gone and a man just can't afford to build law . 147 U highest three • h")' Inflationary economy. a factory no more." Seminole County School month ratesincel6.2percentin ordered otherwise by the A couple of years back, he had a plant that cost the first quarter of 1951. Sam was inter%iewed by Merritt Sallinger of Superintendent W.P. (Bud) Weather Details Page 5A C%WtL the Norfolk, Va., Ledger-Star behind an aban- him about $700 to set up. "That same rig today Have you thought about Layer said principals are 'rho Increase in food prices In Chapman who had 1w3 doned farmhouse in the swamp woods of nor- would cost a man over $1,2G0," he said. October reversed l trying an old-fashioned clothes students ask to see their files already complying with the theastern North Carolina on a recent, frostin your home? Using it, you With that still, Sam made nearly 600 gallons of trend of a large seasonal de- Ii, Wedoei6y, said if a student state law tht opens the [Des to can completely eliminate the chilled night. and parents.. There moonshine whisky twice a week. He sold it from dine during the month. wants to see his file he are conflicts between the -------In the moonshine business, Sam is known as "a the site at $4 a gallon. The tabor Department noted use of an automatic dryer. allowed to do so in the in car An extra boon in winter, the only federal and state laws and we factory man." that about one fifth of the inof a university offlial Bridge .... . ..... Supplies for that much whisky cost more than 9B Ile is also out of %ork. crease in nonfood commodities clothes line will improve after any confidential material have not received total Calendar SZ600 on today's wholesale market. But few -5A humidity conditions in your direction from Washiroon as to Truth is, the spiraling* costs of production moonshiners are able to come by wholesale was at tributed to the in- home so that you won't need an has been removed. how It affects our local school Comics ................. 1B the cost of sugar, largely — and what Sam calls troducfion of higher prices for He said be felt the law was Crossword Puzzle .... .. .8B prices, so the cost is well above that figure — and district," be added. "a dying market" are sending moonshine rising 1975 automobiles in October. electric huinidifier. Invialld and woWd not withstand Dear Abby ..12B operations down the drain. "I'm ruined," Sam The price of wearing apparel a court challenge. "Making a you a cl ev er ap to Aiim Caplan, the attorney for Dr. Crane .............9A "A man would have to get more than $7 or $8 a moaned. "I think this business today would was reported up one-tenth of energy or light inflation? send your person liable today for several Harvard student3, filed Dr. [At nb gallon to make a decent profit," Sam said. break a banker." one per cent in October and we& to The Inflatkv Fightef.care of wmething he did when be was it class action sWt also asking Horoscope 1A Arid buyers are vanWng. -Ppople are getting He should know. For 30-odd years, this man shoes and other footwear in. vied yhe in future columns. Sorry, but not Hable Is anconstitutional." the court to restore any records Hospital ' t be a ble to a cknmito g e has engaged In the moonshine trade lie has rid of the slams, and when you ain't got noslums, creased two tenths of a per Ar he said "hapman was already removed from stu- Obituaries 5A re c eipt made mistakes, paid fines, served time In jail, you ain't got much of a market for this st uff." cent. referring to high school dents' files. Television oon • .. 't ' 1 - • / ______ Irl f'7 VR LOOKIW '?' POJT BE FOOL.Er' PPEAIZANCE5! JUTLJKEYR DAYS it.) THE ORIENTAL GEE' f77 FACT 1 MAY KA~ ' '..., COME ____ BOPY6LIARC' Kt' Cfl5E4SE- THE4 WErHOW ,' ( t *_ 'I REX & MEEK by Howl. Schneider — , - -SME SAID 7MAT IF ALL ut: £ rru'u"iK AND ERNESI C I by Bob Thovu _____ ' _____ '• '>.a... W — "a To TRIk STUDIO Wt A 10-12F musim, Q -- - ' "- SHORT RIBS WWW i'' — . ,, __ 15 OVER ILi- SAY oNE -rwi.-43... PLANTS V,)Lj SURE HAVE A GREEN T14uM9.1 1XIMPLUDA gEFoR OUR •..i . . ' . , "V ip.. . ( , IMTENVIEW 1) - I 0 WO 0. VA -- --- --- - - s'. > I —'w--. , *nn - Fightor Index - by Frank Hill GLENCA, WHERE -7 FV : - -. - The, 06 0. c - ese Days Inf lation 14 - - AT THE BAR AL( CAY W**S U7 GOIAX, 70 PAY FCR IT h%DRF- i 7-19, i 1 .• that workers had three tenths 'a n 'SQ W WIFE JUST r4crCD ith the Labor Department reported AR FIRE II ' 7 HOOTDJ SCHOOL ROOF/ I I - 17-6 ME OLD FRJEW0, ALVAf P0 GLUCk.' I THIS NICE SUNNY • In a companion report, the Montana DID OU 6"o SMOK by Bob ide So Bright ).-. - = I. CAN SEt. I WAS ____ ENJOYING - per cent then, too. C, ARCHIE foot walk to Eastbrook Elementary satisfied neither the parents of while failing to satisfy the the path if the county would let school on a bike path next to the children, nor the residents drmands for a safer route. him pay $12,800 to the school heavily traveled lIoell Branch who lived a lon g, th e path This cek fli tr,( One kur(l rLt id of tlx plair Road may be in for some relief. Commissioner Mike Hattaway $34,000. By an informal "conResidents claimed the bike brought the problem 0 sensus the board agreed on the Contingent on the approval of path a 10-foot wide asphalt strip attention ard again, arrangement. the county planning and which ran between their lots offering the pasture route as In addit.ion to providirig a one alternative to solving the safer, more direct route for the more direct bike path route "unsightly" and a detriment to school children, new 1ath several hundred feet SOuth of their property. And since problem would not require an additional Howell Branch — through vehicles were prohibited from County engineer BIB Bush Lard, as the present pasture land and over a traveling on the path, the said his department would Howell Bramh does. Nor would drainage ditch — will be con- p03tMRn Was prohibited from "encourage the route because it structed, the Seminole County delivering mail to their boxes would totally remove the it reiiite an additional deputy Commission indicated this located next to the property. children from the county road." from the Sheriffs Department, week. For several weeks residents But Bush also admitted that who is req uired to actually direct the traffic at the ne less hazardous and more had to travel several miles to there might be a proWern with of Howell Branch and the school direct route was originally the post office to get their mail. the drainage ditch. "Every _ an action Uiat is 0nd selected by the commission The county finally relented, and time we have a child walking rsug uardC jurisdiction t1II years ago as the most permitted the mailman tocross near or over a di tch of this sort, Engi neering approval from appropriate place for a bike the path for delivery, But the we get complaints about snakes Bush is expected by next week, path from the Eastbrook problem of the children's safety in the ditch." and , con3truction of thq, new subdivision and the elementary still remained. Hattaway also said the owner pa th .cou1dbegiiraftei the school In southeast Seminole In an effort to offer the bike of the pasture property "of- easement rights are obtained. county. riders some protection from the fered to give us the ea3e' nent if Now the only problem left is But the owner of the property speeding motorists, the county we relieve him of his corn. what to do with the old "white at that time refused to bargain last week erected reflector mitment to Moonshioners-In Trouble, To J WINTHROP easement poLc in the three Herald Staff Writer S us A by H.imdohl & Stoffel 0H. THE Qutr cmapld TEOK)SfTY .-NIX LUCKY . In 11 2 BUGS BUNNY in _J iTESj over give $3iYi for each elephant" path' . . with the county The path was subsequently the road Wd This o.iy served The owner would agree, Parents concerned with the built along heavily traveled to further enrage the residents Hattaway said, to donate a 10 suifely of their children as hey Howell Branch -a move that who saw the posts aseyesore, foot wide, Mleet easement, for _____ 4 us I'd Of "I found out I'm not just another I3relty face tots Dexter ... I'm success. West responded one flotrump. The Foundation expects to Last rebids to to sp.ides What I CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS HYBILLBELLEVILLE _______________________________ p - -- ---- 1_- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 19, 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/c7ae4cfcee839f8878630e9d15aa889a.pdf 7296190271681f5a103d8a505f328ec4 PDF Text Text SH03RT RXflS OKAY, EVF_F?YI30Py 'II II4TQ 1IJ5 [ITIJ ' S 671h Year, No. 77—Monday, November 18, 1974 - _ — EI JCII UU 1UenIJ1I 1by F3rank EXill Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents [1° 0 L, __ ur e ___ __________________________ ____ ___ I AA __ ixi .1 ea rices ean Ii LI I . • ay ea Oil 77 SOME 8/6 WAVES.f SEE REFADY SIRE. IS By DONNA ESTF-i Herald Staff Writer 06 THE KING ASOUF - I IA - ______ ______ ____ - P be the r h oice of househo lds T-Ojc-1T -EP GO CDC:) HAWAI I. favorable prices available at most local super markets. An Associated Press survey showed that while the cost of most of the ingredients of Thanksgiving dinner has gone up, turkey prices have dropped by about 20 cents a pound to an average of 49 to 69 cents. JFY bY Stoffel CHEEK UP TH'TEAM SCS THEVILL COME OUT FIC—HTIN' IN L~EN GENDER TH' SECOND HALF! UNNZ,IDLED °il VISITORS ei dah.1 OKAY, G%4NG.,, ROOK 'VA ------ In Seminole County, prices are not only favorable on turkey, but also on most meats generally, priced well below F0% 01.0- ROCKLE A READY WHEN .- - i A ,i ( , • Is P . Say, Tom, have you heard that nasty rumor going around town about the price dropping ? -' J(,fl 7 p . South Sanford Avenue meat manager Leonard Beal said the current price at his store - -. pu~ rumn.AWATAMIL. _________ - ____ . I . . tJ' C. , - aim pf 1 V/ ( __ S . • -.. ,- ____ very inviting and much below t>earsse. The prices of meat have gone A own general, 00, he said. 1 got so mad Icould have en aun Said Kevin in despair: "I don't like inflation. I Just don't have the money." The supermarket prices for UR birds vary according to size. . • e ke ByBILLBELLEVILLE •1 S. 1 er of the Sanford store, promised that the price will b •. ____ • - . ___ According to county utility uttht) company for more in Howe ll Road, a nd cast and west Herald Staff Writer consultant Harold Hartock,a formation on their operations, of SR 436 to the county line. typical Waterworks customer including: There are 1,995 sewer and 2,520 Seminole County corn- would have his bill increased a breakdown of personnel connections in the county. missloners wW consider once from .22to.24 and his sewer by name and salary Customers, unhappy with spin Tuesday night a request rates from a$3 minimum toa a determination of how pr..iposed rate increases are for an Increase jn rates from $10.67 minimum. much money from Seminole expected to be on hand to General Waterworks. The total monthly increase customers Is going Into the register their protests. And for the first time. newly for the average customer would firm's main office lnMiami Also Tuesday, the cornelected commissioner Harry jump from $722 to $16.89. — comparison of rate mission will take action on a The commission, acting as schedule for Orange and dredge and fill application for 4 Kwiatkowski will be sitting on the board, Instead of former the County Utility Control Seminole customers lake Mills park. The 50-acresof Fourth District Commissioner Board continued the public — figurestolndlcate number lake front land is one of several Greg Drummond, hearing from last month of gallons used by Seminole Seminole count) parks in The proposed Increase to be because three of the firm's customers, as compared to that various sta ges of construction presented ata7p.m.continued chief witnesses could not attend used by Orange customers in a Funds for the purchase of 50 meeting would double, and In the meetingthen. 12-month period acres around Red Bug Lake some cases triple, present bills At the hearing last month, — The utility firm serves an were approved by the state last for customers, commissioners also asked the area in the county south of Lake week and the county hopes to acquire the land within several (/ ________ •• _____ - . . . - . . • ______ .. ...r .. L Z .. - •'____ -. - . ' . . . . ______ ____ ----- '••••5 by XXowie Schme:Lder ! c'Ik'OW ITS (4JORL-I) 5-. • - 14.)E. EX)k)T RELATE / 70PEOPLE EACH AkJY REALLY k) OTHER LIVE IA.)1 / MORE ITS . . - . . 5•S ( \.__ .. . ____ price of turkey wW be advertised for sale at the Fairway Markets beginning - . )) . Rate s The bad. You shouldn't talk about It. Somebody might get Poultry producers are mad. Don't talk about inflation. You might start a bad claiming a loss of up to $2 per conversation. You hear It on the news." bird with the decline In prices. Some kids hinted at solu tions: They said lt costs about 35 cents .The mUk a pound to raise a turkey and over last year. Celery prices are a ov Waterwor __ - . It / 1/ WHERE AKE: YOU, DEAR FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE / u turkey?heasked. there Is a plentiful supply on containing sugar, — up in price . /1 everything is up. "What Isn't up over a year ago, except dared "We're going to have a depression yet" Peter would sooner you didn't ask: "Inflation berry County Ag ai n Considers .''•' -= .• jr'Ju ______________________________________________________ -. )' said As for the fixings that go wi th the turkey for dinner, s arlata said just about turkey is 43 cent., a pound, much less than last year and Eve Keel of the same store, said, on the other hand, cran- . 1 . ') About 200 Centralia third "To me inflation means high rising : . *-• We have all the turkey an one could want. Do you want to buy a case?" Spriata "To me Inflation means food prices going up. For one week plums cost 45 cents and the next week they were $.65. That's ridiculous," Wd Tatiya. "Even though I am in the third grade I know what's going on.,, What's inflation? "Wh , en You go to the cash register with the buggy and have put some groceries lck," Erica market on - - ) ARE, S.B.. Inflation tral problem for their elders lately inflation With their concrete grasp of things, the youngsters came up with answers considerably more graphic than those of the experti who have been grappling with in- and are they are losing money on their ow SOCK 'EVA. 7%1CXSTy YA FLIP ME OVER YER 4 ) CENTRALIA, III (AP) - i'i • A// About supply ,OL _v ' These Kids Know flation. WE!LL GIVE EM THAT SPECIAL CHEER WHERE T'OLJ ______ down 20 to 30 cents right now. established. shortage of cans as well as y 'Ma matter o(fac the toc1 h sugar a rn major cen pound. mea ces way ,Forty-nine cents a pound is the price for turkey currently on We at Meat World in Oviedo, the manager Joe Sgarlata said today, pointing to window sings touting the We. s Poultry producers, meanhIlearesa}ingthereason(or the decline is an abundant WE CvOTrA r not as a 17 UGS wBUZq1qY P. U. Sanford Plaza's Publix Meat sale at the store over the he said The price ;' :; n (r nnksvI ' dinner y ear , CD 0 V11 last year, but potatoes and shipment of other turkeys are below last year," said Heath. oninns " --! lem, !he said. scheduled to arrive and go on Ham is a particularly good buy, AJUMBERS AK)D J.D AND ..S'1STEM ANJD A CARDS - . . S.. / 4 . W. 1 1 /.' . --v. . . .-.... .• .•.. . J — ' ' . i •P , 1 . - • S weeks, IAke Sylvan has 120 Lake Jessup has 300 arked for ng their daytime earm h3mily Homeless After Fire ALL 131C-., BUSfkJs ___•___ • meeting Tuesday, corn - - Iake htonroe family is flame& He was not aware his Members of the VFW, Fleet inissioners will hear homeless today after a Sunday sister was at home, until he Reserve and Knights of Colum presentation by the Library morning fire destroyed their heard what he thought were her bus, all of which Patingale is a Facility Advisory Corn residence screams He shouted to her member of, spent Sunda) ml ttee The fire, which Investigators through her bedroom window, collecting clothes, furniture and said may have erupted In the and pulled her to safety. The money for the family. Patingale kitchen, nearly took the life of screams were those of one of was uninsured The Patingale on 14-year-old Teresa Patingale, the two family cats, both of family will move in with who was asleep at the time , .. in e fire, along relatives in the neighborhood, Her 18 )ear.old brother, wiucii ets Walkath N uu James Strickland, had arrived a -- 0 i. a 0 0 -5 • . C., -( LOUDY " Weather details Page 5A ~--- --S S h. 1 0 fl X 7XW 5A Calendar ............. .611 .3B Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby ' ' III? - I - ' Dr. Lamb 4 " 5 • SA ,,,,,,,.... 6A Dr Crane _____ Horoscope.................5A Hospita l - 5A Obituaries Television .................3B --=_-,----i-- S :' -- ------- S - ------- P-= - . -. --. 5 - . --5 ' S S. S • - - . S - ' 5. r: - ; t - - S - All farmers are welcome to Form and Garden Center, or participate in the Greater the Chamber of Conimer t Sanford Farm City Week Volunteer workers will be firiicrs Illarkit, Tusdi and ava ilab le to sell the produce . invitation was jointly Issued present during the two-day today by the Greater SAnfcrd event. Chamber of Commerce And two Among produce available will area merchants associations. be cucumbers, celery, beans, 1U twoday farmers market, squash, eggplants, peppers, Nov. 26 and 27, will feature in- possibly cabbage and season produce on sale at both carrots, along with starter setthe Sanford Plaza and in the ups for the do-it-yourself far. ------ -. 5 5 5 . -,------ . nadon and the world. Coleman oversees (right) postal employe Joe Brenner Jr. preparing onebun- TOKYO (AP) MacDonald,, pastries from the Ranch house and Ice from Wi nn- Di x i e, Becording to Sally Gross, a March of Dimes public relatlons official and walk coordinator S — Alz - :.. - - &)Ie 400 Emperor Hirohito Tuesday and helmeted radicals clashed with opening talks with Prime Min- lute required by protocol, and l, caused some questioning of armored riot police today as lstr Kakuei Tanaka Pr esident Ford arrived in Tominiinizc the pa n and about half of theni were terf erence by b radical arrested Another 2,000 crowd as he was escorted to a sendoff ceremony on the White waiting heli copter for the 1 House lawn, the President said minute tr ip to the Was.aksaka he was making his first trip Palace in downtown Tokyo overseas as President with full the President waved to the the value of Ford's trip. But at a • demonstrators shouted anti- opposed to the President's visit, neither the emperor nor TanI.eftist demonstrations confidence that this timely Ford slogans. aka went to the airport, and am against the President's Wt undertaking is in the highest The outbursts took place two national interest of the United miles from the airport where arrival ceremony there lasted have so far been largel v States.... only 11 minutes. violent. But the government Ford landed for the briefest of Busloads of carefully threw a massive security welcomes and did not may the Secretary of State Henry A. presidential ceremonies. Ford then took a screened Japanese waved screen around the Tokyo police Kissinger, who was with Ford, it, with 25,000 helicopter to downtown Tokyo American and Japane3e flags told reporters aboard Air Force for an oernlght rest in a heav. and applauded as Ford left Air ° One that no decisions are ex. finished and one unidentified hiking enthusiast toured the course In three hours. Along the way the walkers consumed an enormous amount of Pepsi Cola, hamburgers from downtown Sanford business met.Orninental plants, honey, district along First Street from and fancy fruit, ideal for gifts 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. are also planned. Any local grower wishing to This is the first such ventufe participate should contact In the Sanford area, and is a either Frank Jasa, the prelude to an expanded farSeminole County Agricultural Iiiers' market scheduled for agent, Cecil Tucker of Tucker next spring. .. t for the March of Dunes and probably, a lot of sore dogs' OfliciaLi of the "exeruse 'reported that most of the 912 who partici pa ted Wednesday of next week This and the farmer need not be Around the Clock ........... 4A Bridge ..................... 6B BOOMS - 1 ord' s Tok o V*I s*l Protested The marchers, some 912 n number — an increase of bout 400 over last year — collected $19,800 In pledges Market Days Near YOU'RE _-=- 1 9,800 Week Farm-City --_ BUSINESS die Coleman said the postofflee Is currently selling a pre-cancriled stamp for Uirtstmas mall that neednotbelicked To speed up delivery of mail, a machijue has been added to the Sanford office that can actually read typing Theblistercountisntin ___________________________________________________________________________ yet but othervLseSanfo,-d's weekend March of Dimes .--- , - until other arrangements can home moments before the Mr. and Mrs James Patin. be made Fleet Resere has flames burst through the gale, and four other children opened an accoun t at Florida mobile home Smelling smoke were visiting friends at the time State Bank for contributions he went outalde, and saw the the 2a.m. fire broke out. madetothefamily. ____ -- with the family dog, Business Is by 84,958 plCCt$ of mall at the Sanford Post Office, according to Postmaster George Coleman Mail leaves the local postal service office three times daily for destinations aroimd the SANFORD MAIL rs rparts pected to fly guarded palace Force One and shook hand, onsta Y emerge from Ford's 0 COUflIIJ. After a 15-hour flight from with U.S. Ambassador James four days in Japan. He said the The threat of demonstrations aim 13 to expand on current Washington across the Inter- Hodgson, Takeshi Yasukawa, th e Japanese ambassador to and the uncertain politi cal fu- good relations and determine rational Date lAne, the first American President to visit Ja the United States, and Japanese ture of Prime Minister Tanaka, how the United States and Ja who Is accused of using his offi- pan can "work together on a pan scheduled a 17 hour respite protocol officials cuLl position to profit financial- global basis." Howitzers fired a 21-gun to rest up before calling on - - _'_ . . . / = • S - 1 �F -- Monday, Nov. 18, 1974 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. M issin g Men Search Continues ' PEOPLE Judge Joseph Boyd Seeks Public Hearing 11 S -4 tendant at Lakeland Saturday graphs as the man who took the course, he also Is our suspect in and 1113 daughter Mandy, 15, in musing men MCDONOUGH, Ga. (AP) Milledgeville and possibly some Milledgeville Nov. 6, Beardsley An ex-convict who abducted a Charles E. Campbell and afternoon. Knowles checked hostag!s. Campbell was taken prisoner other murders. It's just any- said. Carr was stabbed to death Florida highway patrolman and James E. Meyer, 29, of Wil- into a Macon motel alone that with a Pair of sCISsOI and his Saturday after he stopped a car body's g" night, Beardsley said. a Delaware man was to be mlngton, Del. Capt. P. S. Howard of the daughter was strangled. questioned today in the pres. The red-haired ex-convict 'q would presume It would be matching the description of one Howard said Knowles also County sheriff's office out Involved In an esriler abducHenry ence of his attorney In an effort telephoned his lawyer, Shelton on some back road or some was wanted for questioning in tion. Knowles was driving Mey. wasn't as optimistic, to find the musing men, au. Yavitz of Miami, Fla., and or the way place because slayings of a Jonesboro the guess ,,This is an educated ers rental car when he plowed thonties said, spoke with him at length, but have had the major roads coy. School band wife Is High through the roadblock. I Imagine the trooper's "We are going to try to get revealed only his name, age, ered," he said, Marvin King, 38, and Melanie Meyer had been on business now a widow," he said. him to tell us where the hoo- and address to authorities, th Ann Hartafleld, 18, whose bedKnowles was apprehended by In Tallahassee, Fla., when he Knowles was charged wi (ages are," said Georgia Bu Beardaley said. Yavitz was en were found in Henry County reau of Investigation Director route to the area his a hunter near this middle Geor- apparently was abducted and two counts of murder in the its this month. town after he crashed his of Carswell Carr, 45, earlier car stolen, authorities said, slayings William Beardsley of Paul John client, who Is charged with two gia through a police roadblock and Delaware authorities said MeyKnowles, 28, of Orlando, Fla., murders and wanted for queson fled fool, under police gun. er is an engineer who who was captured Sunday. tioning In three others. as. fire, into a densely wooded frequently travels to the South. "There is no doubt that he Thç GUI chief said he bad been area. lie was bleeding from the Beardsley said he considered H u took the hostages," Beardsley surned the hthges face when captur ed but his in- It an ominous sign that Knowles said, abandoned in a remote area were described as minor. had checked Into the Macon Beardsley, FBI agents and tween Lakeland and Macon, j other officers questioned and that officers were methodAuthorities in Florida, Geor- motel alone. "He (Knowles) has abducted Knowles for some 30 minutes ically combing the area. gia and Alabama had been i some people and turned them Sunday night but said he re- Knowles and the two men were searching for Knowles since he fused to tell them about the spotted by a service station at. was identified from FBI photo, lOOSe," Beardsley said. "Of tified the neighborfoou that a MCDONOUGH, Ga. (AP) sLim 27fugitive was in the area. David T. Clai k, a quiet, 42-year-old Baptist But the year-old maintenance worker, was virtually unknown to his minister, alarmed at seeing two neighbors until Sunday, when strangers — onof them armed I he ippret :dcd in iri id ex- - refused to arsver his door convict being sought by more when Clark knocked. His wile Ronan, who is currently the cepting the help that I could than 200 police officers. WASHINGTON (AP) The who received gifts and loans and three children, and two NA11r)N - - I N BRIEF More Cutbacks At Chrysler - - ConfirT'flat iOn \/'P IIILThN HEAL) ISLAM), S.C. (AP) Democratic governors are seeking ways to prod the Democratic- 4 r WASHINGTON (AP ) — Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz is preparing a coun terattack against criticism at the World Food Conference in Rome that the Ford ad. ministration is dr.gging Its feet on aid to hungry nations. The 11-day Rome conference ended early Sunday after the Ford slnistratlon turned d a request for an Im. mediate boost of one million tons In U. S. aid this year. ___ -__________________ --.——!— ;.. ie~ ;lz . . .1 .. - — ' . rT- -__~ f_,L__ ___ PA Whatpeople are sayin g. - charge of contributises for the 1972 CommIttee to Re-Elect the President. 'Peopleusedtowalkaway andlorgetabouticisichange. _____ 1~Z_g == .' - . _- __% $-~____. . . _A_ -4--_ _- - / " '- '• . - -~w ( ' ''' •'? : '4. I4' .''tt - flation.09 - - k 17 '.. . "$'- f•" .',*'. :' T 11 U. " '' —Sen. Edward &L Kennedy Ex-Beatles member John (D-Mass.) calling for 1w_ Lennon, lamenting his Ufl conditional amnesty for successful battle against Vietnam war resisters. deportation over::puuwo reporters from all yeam over the country . . . they bring time. Too many people feel they players and our players get have i espoi Patriotically sick." profited from it and that the Cbuck Noll criticlAq out-ol- 6 , ' IN THE FIELDS '- , ir?. ' ' VN ..r. '.! F, It ..L.. '. 41 ~ 4wt - - 4 Dennis Nice takes his tractor out Into his corn field near Landsdale, Pa., to work on harvesting. Fall is a time of beauty mr both the home gardener and the professional And for the small game hunters, this field looks likes likely spot to flush a pheasant and a cottontail or two. I farmer. FOR HARVESTING My ai alled War Cr'*ime' - I C In Secret Arm e ort crisis was a lot of hokum. It will town sportswriters for Infecting be much harder to sell rolun- his team with exotic ATLANTA Ga. (AP) The the U.S. Supreme Court if the In the supreselon of a war aimne Judge J. Robert Elliott's tary ctlon this time." 'jyj anew4l reverown investigation of the Army wins Its appeal of the re- of far greater magnitude," -Anonymous Mlthrstern sal of his convlcticn. \ Spirit not based on"parMy Lai massacre describes the versal of Calley's conviction, Republican Itepubllcan leader fearing Uwshi The repor' csmare.s that 347 In granting Calley ball earlier shdd it's atrocity as a war crime," a says another of Calley's Law. My I.aI residents were killed in this month In Columbus, harsh public reaction to issues and ideas although Elliott government pleas to volun- hard to divorce a spirit from a reference that could have re- yers George W. Latimer, three hours on the morning of thwarted an attempt by the percussions In William L. calLarlly conserve The long-secret Peers March 16, 1968 by members of Army to retain custody of Report, the Army's own In- three platoons, not just the one Calley by granting him parole. "In terms of what I can do, Person.,. Thomas bicC&U of Iey controversial case. there Is nothing new. I've been ()regan "It's interesting that the vtstlgation of My Lal, con- led by IL. Cal!ey. The slight, balding former supoorting the chideS that lXiS.bly 3I Vietthird Pars 1att uung back in called it a war I It says crimes committed by lieutenant becomes eligible for establishment of a crime." When the order came namese men, women and Ills "Included individual and parole Tuesday but the issue is (President Ford) suggesttd for political party. some time — and not because i down from the Pentagon group acts of murder, rape, now moot, says a top aide of (charging Cailey) It said "You want to but because I i to." sodomy, maiming and assault Secretary of the Army Howard will not call it a war crime, you Harvard stisient reacting on noncombatants and the mu- H. Callaway. call it m urder," said J Houston children died as, a result of treatment and killing of doto President Ford's . The aide said Callaway had Gordon. - tjgef lawyer. orders given by some task public talnees." planned to parole Coffey Nov. to ecommile. The issue of war crimes has officers. The atrocities included an old 19, the earliest date he would be surfaced time and again in the "The Stans People didn't look man bayoneted to dea th, a man eligible and simultaneously The report, releaseij gift horses in the mouth. ThC' turbulent history of Calley's week, blames the coven. pushed down a well with a live release the Peers Report, which raised a !oad of money but they courwnartial and in the ap- every level of cornmard in grenade thrown after him and a had been kept secret four years :. peals which last September Americal Division but is harsh. young girl gang.raped. the re- and eight months. weren't careful about where -came from. It came close to overturned his ctcwIct1on for est on Its Cofflmnarer, Maj. port said. -"Calley Is not on parole and -. :i'urderir,gSotjth Vietnamese Gen Sa muel W. Koster extortion: Calley, 31, the only person he will not be on parole Nov. civilians in the hamlet of My Herbert E Alexander, It says that Koster and his convicted in connection with 19," the aide said. "TV Armyis 141. director of the Citizens' aides apparently thought they My Lai, is free on unrestricted Interested In paroling Calley It could again become an is. were con lin thekJng of Research Foundation, personal bond while the Army any time but we can't dolt as GO'.. TOM MCCALL discussing Maurice ,ç sue In a dc4ense ctoss-appeal to to 21 civIlians anti "resultedappeals U.S. District Court long as he's on ball," — ,, eVtry .ay ANALYSIS - - _________ "- — —. - MIAMI (AP) Palestinian leader Yasir Arafat left Cuba late Sunday after announcing that his Palestinian Liberation Organization would establish an office In the Cuban capital, Havana radio said today. Arafat, who spent several days In talks with Prime Minister Fidel Castro after having addressed the United Nations General Assembly, praied the Cuban revolution and declared that the United States was helping Israel prepare for another war against the Arabs. The broadcast monitored In Miami quoted Arafat as saying Israel was preparing a surprise attack against its neighbors. "The Cuban delegation reiterated Its militant solidarity with the Palestinian people and emphasized that all attempts to liquidate it had failed," the radio reported. Arafat was awarded Communist Cuba's highest decoration by President Osvaldo Dorticos, the broadcast added. HAPPINESS All smiles, 22yeurold Terry Lynne Meyer from Edmonton, Alberta, rejoices at learning she was selected "Miss Canada 1975" over 30 other contestants. '°' - IF — * s, Eva's Body Returned Home BUENOS AIRES, ArgentIfla (A?) President Isabel Peron has brought the body of her predecessor, Eva Peron, back to Argentina in hopes that this will placate some of the opponents of her government, "May this historic Instant be the bond that cements the grandness of the Fatherland with mutual respect In harmonious cexistence," said the late President Juan D. Peron's third wife as she received the mahogany casket containing the remains of Pet-on's second wife at an airport ceremony' Sunday morning. Eva Pet-on died of cancer In 1952 at the age of 33. A woman of enormous ambition and ability, she organized the Argentine masses behind Pet-on and was adored by them, TIa rrntrt fnitnii' — b --- OPTIMISTS HONOR AREA STUDENTS —The pupil must know and understand the rule under which he Is being punished. —If the student claims innocence, a neutral party must hear evidence from both sides. —School officials must con. sider alternative measures such aa pupil-parent conferences, use of guidance counselors, and suspension or expulsion, based on the pupil's age and possible physical and 'syrhoinqiral damage. ilest all -round students choscu by their principal, teachers and counselors were honored at a dinner given by Optimist Club of South Seminole recently at Land-o'. Lakc; Cauotry Cub Lu Caivlbcrry. In photo abue, Lkc Brantley 111gb School Seniors Melanie Warren icnd David Nelson with co-chairman of Youth Appreciation Week Ron Peters (center). In photo below, co-chairman Meyer Ii(litcu± tim liii Lyniau Scalors ILiy I)u9uutte aad Susan Denton. (herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) ROBERT "BOB" NEWMAN S — hun t IT91 I 91 L_ -11 •( . PRICES ' V 1'AJ ir QUANTITY RIGHTS GOOD THR WEDNESDA X Rachel Fitler VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) Rachel Fttler, 77-yearold Main Line millionairess, says she still plans to marry her 29-yearold former chauffeur. "We're too old for puppy talk," she assured a reporter Sunday, walking near the garden of her estate in suburban Philadelphia. "Everything's the same as it was unless Mikey changes his mind," she said, referring to her fiance, 29-year-old Michael Wilson of Wales. But Miss FiLler refused to say whether a wedding date has been set, "We're just drifting," she said. Miss Filler said she didn't mind being single until now. "I just had a good home. But now I'm kind of lonely." Then, her thin, aristocratic face lit up as she spoke of Wilson: "This boy came along and he wanted it (marriage). I put all the blame on him. — —School officials must consuit the school psychologist or physician before spanking a pup11 who Is under treatment. —"Punishment should be administered 'posteriorly" and never around the head or shoul. ders. -Elementary school children may be struck five times and high school students a maximum of seven strokes. Both of Shevin's opinions were for State Atty. John Blair of Sarasota. In another opinion, Shevin advised the state Education De. partmeut that government funds cannot be used to pay dues to any organization whose records are not open to public examination, including groups based outside Florida su -h as the American Association of School Administrators. - _tff RESERVED PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER She's Got It, And Uses It SARASOTA, Fin. (AP) Entertalner Ann Marie says she's making a bundle capitalizing on America's obsession with a woman's bust. - "I was In college when I realIzed that I had a gold mine," says the 21-year-old stripper whose talent measures 67.25.36. Touring the nation as "Little Annie," the attractive 5-foot-5, 150-pound blonde currently headlines a go-go club's show In this Gulf Coast city, drawing up to $3,500 a week In salary. "Guys are boob freaks," the candid Miss Marie says. "My buatline pushed me through the door ... people come wondering what they'll see. I strip simply because If I didn't people ,xntilil — began her peekaboo career after dropping out of the Uni. versity of Illinois, says she gets no kicks out of stripping, "I like to think of my act as comedy," she says. "I got it and it's all natural no silicone — so I use it." MISS Marie says her hobby Is popping up at sports events, such as the Indianapolis 500, baseball and football games. The daughter of Polish Immigrants, Miss Marie says there Is no such fascination with a woman's breastsin her parents' homeland. "I come from a big-busted family," she says."'1 measurtd — , 42 inches by the time I was 14." While her figure more than fills the requirements of her profession, Miss Marie displays a head for business. "The money is geod. I'll be able to retire in a couple of years," she says. "While the others are out spending it on CadiLlacs and furs, I'm saving mine to Invest in something that will make money for me longterm," After retirement, MISS Marie says she hopes to purchase a farm. "Maybe I want a farm subconsciously," she says, "to get away from being stared at." In her nightly shows, Miss Marie proves her doubters wrong. After her act, In which she coyly struts the stage with a mechanical dog perched atop her chest, she holds questionand-answer sessions with amazed customers. 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Shevin also said schools should refrain from spanking pupils whose parents object to corporal punishment until courts clarify the status of procedures to be used before 4 panking. He modified an opinion Issued Aug. 29 which said only that a teacher had to obtain permission from U.e principal before administering corporal punishment. The modification was a result of a 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision setting out 4rocedures to be used, Shevin said. That opinion is still under review. Greeks Elect Caramanlis ATHENS, Greece (AP) Premier Constantine Caramanlis, who led Greece back to democracy after seven Years of military dictatorship, won a resounding victory In the nation's first parii.tmentary election In more than a decade. With almost 75 per cent of Sunday's vote counted, ('am. manlis' New I7)cmoccacy party had 55.5 per cent of the vote and may have a majority of more than 100 seats In the 300member, one-house parliament. The 67-year-old conservative premier In a midnight victory statement expressed "deep gratitude" to his supporters but added: "In order to fulfill the task with % hIch I have been entrusted, I will need not only their constant and continuous support but also that of all Greeks." ' Congratulations I! — — — :. - — "The voluntary work new germs into the drming Program Just won't work at this room. They get close to our ' - &_ two-year distant day when the con- nightmare that took me to the scientlous objector enjoys the botUxr of skid row. I Larted on same reputation and prestige as the warrior does today" i t ''I'!...'.,' 404 The 38-year-old Argentinian, who police pulled out of the Tidal Basin In Washington after she jumped out of a car carrying Rep. Wilbur Mills, opens tonight at Boston's Pilgrim Theatre - Arafat Praises Cuba - -'' 's-' ILA-, . the . .s1 rise. of f ;. about -, - Israeli gunboats made their second attack on Lebanon in three weeks dwti.g the night, but tension on the SyrianIsraeli front eased. The Lebanese government said Israeli naval forces made two slacks on the Rashldive ref ee camo. 30,000 Palestinians Live on the southern edge of Tyre. But the Israeli military command said the target was "a terrorist departure base" south of Rashldlye. "Good hits were reported, and the vessels returned safely," said an Israeli spokesman. The Lebanese communique said there was no assessment of casualties yet. But It claimed that fire from coastal guns and Lebanese tanks forced the gunboats to retreat. The Palestine guerrillas said there were two attacks, before and after midnight, and the southern half of the refugee camp was heavily shelled. It also gave no report of casualties. It was the seienth successive day of Israeli action against guerrilla bases in south Lebanon. Eleven Palestinians and Lebanese were reported killed In the earlier attacks, ' de'ur aling — 4 Israelis Make 2nd Attack __ - Business BOSTON (AP) Annabel Battistella has parlayed the Tidal Basin inci*nt into a more lucrative career as a ___ - __ I Leonard Sanders of Boston's Better Bureau reve consumers' complaints over defective vending machines are on the Battisfelia WORLD - : SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) When California Gov. Ronald Reagan leaves office in January, he's returning to the career in which he started broadcasting. Reagan's press secretary said Sunday the 63-year-old Reagan will tape five five-minute commentaries weekly for a series called "The American Viewpoint." Reagan, who made his name as an actor, got his start In show business in the 1930s as a radio sports announcer for station WHO In Des Moines, Iowa, pper. ___ - bandit's bands." In an address to Sunday crowd at St. Peter's Square, the Pope deplored whiithecalled the "current fearful string" of such kidnapings. He noted the families a ft e c Ic d "frequently do not have the stri ___ — Gov. Reagan iniquitous ransom," ____________________________________________ NEW YORK (AP) It cost the city of New York $750,000 to protect Yasir Arafat during his stay here last week, says Mayor Abraham D. B-came. B-came said Sunday the costs included $696,592 for salaries and overtime payments to more than 1,000 police offers. They were taken from pre" to protect the Pizle5tlne Liberation Officer leader when he was here last week tu address the tiiuted Nations. TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) the commission onmiscounduct the commission to clarify the Florida Supreme Court Jus- charges. He has refused corn- charges against him. tice Joseph A. Boyd says he will merit and It is almost certain The charges were so vague demand today that he become that he will not ask for an open that he could not understand the first Judge tried in public hearing If, Indeed, the commis- them and the vaguenu violated before the state Judicial sion is looking into his affairs. commission rules and his conBoyd said he also would ask stitutional rights, he said. Qualifications Commission. Boyd's request to a closed meeting of the commission automatically would open any records and trial. To Our The commission is required by the Florida Constitution to Equitable Life Representative keep Its proceedings secret unless an accused asks for an open hearing. The trial is expected to begin later this week, probably A recent graduate of the Business InThursday, in the 1st District Court of Appeal, in the base. surance School in Atlanta, Ga. irient of the Supreme Court Like all Professiona Equitable Agents, Bob building. is continuously expanding his Education in iIiSUUiflcC. Call Bob today at 322,4178. lie Boyd said Friday he was In. will be glad to visit with you concerning nocent of wrongdoing and ex your life, health and business insurance pected to be fully exonerated, needs. Justice Hal P. Dekle reportedly also will go on trial before — Yasir Arafat kidnapings in Italy "become cursed 1n the sums asked In the -._________________________ IN BRIEF - - Shah Seeking Transports becoming more and more demanding because of in. " - -_ Quote/Unquote -'-.. ___ :2 WASHINGTON (AP) The oil-rich Shah of Iran, who has become the biggest buyer of U.S. arms, Is reported Interested in buying some supersized C5 military Iranwt planes. it the Sh should decide to prder C5tI4 production line would have to be reopened beca use th e j purchases of U Air Fo J ' ' ____ ... ool of myself." . " Butz Defends Actions - . . Pope Paul Vi says the high ransom sums being demanded In the string of f . WASHINGTON (AP)— Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment say the recent state legislative elections have brightened chan:'es that live more states will ratify ERA, thus making it part of the Constitution. The Constitutlon requires approval by 38 states, and 33 states previously have approved the amendment. The ERA would prohibit discrimination based on sex, mangw a Pope Paul VI Even the minister across the neighborhood children, were ~ Committee predicts the Senate served as New York governor. thority of New York and New He said the loans and gifts were street did not know him, hiding in closets. will vote to confirm Nelson A. Rockefeller hims&lf will be Jersey, draws a $100,000 annual made without corrupt motives Brewton said his young son That Is why, said the Rev. Rockefeller as vice president back on the witness stand as salary as a senior adviser to the and that the financial aid was Clifford Brewton, he did not re- Danny handed him a butcher's soon after Thanksgiving hearings begin later this week Rockefeller family and 1121-500 not Intended to Influence or spond when Clark escorted knife. Sen. Howard W. Cannon, fl- before the House Judiciary yearly as a trustee of the New reward the official conduct of ?aul John Knowles, 28, across "If he was going to break Nev., chairman of the panel, Committee. The approval of York Power Authority, those who received it. the street and knocked on the down the door, i was going to also In his testimony last week he expects to vote In both the Senate and House Ronan served Rockefeller minister's door. fight him," the minister said. favor of the nomination "on the needed to confirm the nomi- Rockefeller described his gifts first as chief of staff In his ofClark, dressed in coveralls, have no gun." to Ronan and others In New flee, and In 1964 was deputy dl- was armed with a shotgun. He basis of what I know now." nation, When there was no answer, Cannon spoke Sunday on ABC's William J. Ronan, for 17 York state government as an rector of his unsuccessful cam- said be had spotted Knowles Clark led Knowles next door to : "Issues and Answers." years a key aide in Rockefel. outgrowth of the Rockefeller paign to gain the Republican walking in a wooded area and the residence of J. N. Stonecy. Cannon convenes the com- ler's New York state admini.-, family's tradition of sharing presidential nomination. the ex-convict indicated a de- ther. Brewton then called po- L nuttce hearings today for the tration, was scheduled to be the with others. He later became chairman of sire to give up. Clark escorted lice. Clark beckoned to Mrs. '1 have been dismayed by the the Metropolitan Commuter Knowles across the street to the Stonecyther to call authorities. fourth and final session of the lead-off witness in the Senate nationally televised inquiry, caucus room to explain why embarrassment that has been Transportation Authority which minister's house. She did, and within minutes a The committee is scheduled to Rockefeller gave him $W,000, brought to persons who, without was expanded two years later Clark has no telephone. He swarm of officers had arrived hear testimony from some of all but W,000 of it in the form of exception, are Innocent of the to take over the New York City said he wanted to contact au and taken Knowles into Custo. : the New York state officials forgiven loans. slightest Impropriety In ac- Transit Authority, thorltles because police had no. dy. ERA 'Chances' Improve oug ht deported thwas I know he's happy to be out of the hospital and back among his ow n things." - measures. The state executives meeting on this resort Wand also want to prevent renewed factional battles at the party's mini -convention next month in Kansas city. Minnesota Coy. Wendell R. Anderson, chairman of the Democratic governors, called on the party's congressional leaders to pass "significant bills that deal with inflation." JOHN WINON Sawyer sald Sunday. "And chairman of the Senate Rules from Rockefeller when he unsalaried head of the Port Au- give them," Rockefeller said. controlled Congress into passing significant anti-inflat.ion - - rrlrflinent under her stage name, Fanne Fox. She'll be making $3,500 a week. And she'll be billed as "The Washington Tidal Basin Bombshell." . - Governors To Prod Congress i'.--Alt. * Armed Conv ct plants would be an unprecedented cost-saving gesture, unheard of except in wartime, Qryslcr (airman Lynn Townsend has requested a meeting this afternoon with United Auto Workers leaders. I ' nter C Industry observers said a shu";own of most Chrysler SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. (AP) Former President M. Nixon is happy me Richar to be home again after a threeweek hospitalization, staff aide Diane Sawyer says But she describes the former president as pale and very weak, "1 haven't talked to anyone who has seen him this weekend, but I'm sure he's still spending most of the day In bed," Miss - - DETROIT (AP) Chrysler Corp. Is expected to disclose plans today for a shutdown of virtually its entire production system during December. "It's obvious we're going to be making some cutbacks. We'll decide Monday how we're going to do it where, when and to what extent," said Chrysler President John Riccardo. He denied that a decision had already been mau.. to close five of the firm's six assembly plants. Such a move would idle almost 30,000 assemblers Immediately, and subsequent shutdowns in parts plants could affect another 50,000, sources said, — Richard Nixon Monday, Nov. 18, 1974-3A VASELINE CARE LOTION �•_-- OPINION 6 - ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1 1 14 . - HOROSCOPE POLICE BLOTTER JACK ANDERSON 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director WASHINGTON The biggest federal an. titr1st case since Sta ndard Oil dismembered in 1911 is almost ready for filing against the The Justice Dept. would officially say only recommendation on grounds of "technical and that the case was being "looked Into." business merits." Home DetIv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; FOOTNOTE: At AT&T, a spokesman said, The settlement so upset Sen. William ProxYear, $2.40. By Mail:. In Florida same as home delivery. All world's largest corporation, American "we know of no antitrust suit against AT&T." mire, D.-Wis., that he asked the General other mall: Month, $2.70;6 Months, $16.20; I2 Months, $32.40. Teleohone and TIornnh th..i "Ut nau.nq t. ...--monopoly O5lUOfl However, he added that AT&T had cooperated Accounting Office toinvesUgate for evidence o!a In going alter AT&T, whose assets total $67.5 to boost Western Electric's profits, fully with the Justice Department and con- possible "corporate bailout." billion, the Justi ce Department's trust-busters These smaller firms produced evidence that fidently expects when Justice weighs the facts, It WATCH ON WASTE: As a public relations are seeking to bring down the cost of equipment they could save companies millions in telephone will find no antitrust violation. AT&T pointed out gimmick, the Department of the Army spent ranging front home t1ephones to huge electronic and other communications costs if Democróts Must they could that during the last few years, competition has $120,000 of t1w taxpayers' money for gaudy, complexes, compete fairly. The savings would trickle down increased vigorously In the telephone equipment multicolor plaques to be handed out to its A suit to force "Ma Bell" to give up her most to eve telephone user, they said. friends, in addition to the Western Electric profitable child, Western Electr ic, has long bC(!fl divestiture, Justice NAVY GRAVY: The Navy Face Challenge has settled a cost has also considered reducing The first batch of 548 were specially delivered rumored, Now, we have learned, the decision overrun case the s iz e of AT&T fur th er by breaking off its with Litton Industries for more to iiieiiibers of Congress, presumably to butter all but ready for Atty. Gen. William Saxbe's research arm, Bell Labs, and its long-distance than 18 times the original estimate, Democrats, who won a sweeping victory in the them up on appropriations. In fact, four ki ngsignature. This may come in the next few weeks. network. Th.is could further increase competition national elections are finding themselves During a cliosed-door meeting at Litton sized versioro were individually produced for the If the suit is successful, Westei n Electric, with in the telephone shipyar ds business In Pascagoula, Miss., , Navy material somewhat in the shoes of a person who has sudand Senate Armed Se rvices and house its $7.37 billion in annual sales, would become an h-C. But the focus, we have been told, will remain chief Adm. Kidd and Litton Chairman Appropriations Committees; that deal with Army independent company. At present, It is the denly come into great wealth and, for the first time, fliarles Thornton settled the claim for $19 affairs, This will still lea ve the Army with more Illanufacturing, arin whicli supplies AT&T's 24 I'll Wes tern Electric. realizes that it is a burden as well as,-, jv. "'L operating companies. It also sells vast quantities As expected, Democrats increased their lawyers would like to move against the giant Navy documents show that Litton had asked flees of generals and others, of equipment to the government and to other majority in the House of Representatives to more company within a month. But Saxbe may be a for $37 million and the Navy offered $962,057. The firtra. An Army spokesman said the Army's old than two-thirds. They gained a few seats in the U. victim of President Ford's anticipated Cabinet range was later narrowed by the Navy Claims plaques read "Department of War" and have S. Senate and a few more governorships. All told, it By forcing Western Electric to compete in shake-up, and sonic Justice attorneys fear the Review Board to between $7.5 million and $12.5 flag incorrectly displayed, so the Army is supplying the AT&T subsidiaries and other suit may be delayed until spring, is a substantial victory million. But Kidd threw out the board's replacing them, something less than the - buyers, Justice believes it can drastically reduce the costs of telephone and related services. The suit began to gather steam when small equipment-making companies began to grumble I. i vu ' — most optimistic of the party's seers hoped for, but certainly up to the expectations of the practical analysts. To approach the matter from another direction, President Ford will have even more difficulty now in persuading Congress to adopt his policies, but he will not face a "veto-proof" Congress considering the diverse philosophies of the Democrats. On the other hand, the blessings of a landslide are mixed and the Democrats most certainly will have to answer to the public expectation that WILLIAM A. RUSHER Study Shows CBS Slanted News Story Congress now will start belatedly to address our national problems decisively and constructively. That road to regaining public confidence in the legislative branch is likely to be a mdcv one Two weeks before the election, for example, polls showed that only 16 per cent of Americans believe that Congress is doing well while 77 per cent were not satisfied wi th its performance. The cynicism was not misplaced— the record of j reaching agreement on solutions to inflation, elections. The burden on the shoulders of th e Democrats that was placed there by the voters is to heal the nation, not to offer it rhetoric or bandalds. U Hurt Ja p an It is now nearly 30years since a pair of Amerfcan4nade atomIc bombs devastated the Japanese clUes of J1frji and Nagasaki to being the Second World War to a swift condusion. In terms of their impact on Japanese foreign policy, however, those epochal air strikes mlgit have occurred just the other day. Japan has never been able to shake Its "nuclear all ergy," a sensitive shun nin g of anything related to nuclear weapons. As a result, the Uni ted States of America is now faced with special foreign relations problems, Even Presient Ford's planned visit to Japan in November might have tobepostponed. The problem surfaced when congressional conunittees were told that U.S. Navy ships were calling on Japanese ports wi thout first ha ving their nuclear weapons removed. Japanese Cornmwilsts and other extreme political group Immediately seized on these word3W harass the va eutof Prime Minist er Kakuel Tanaka. They proclaim that Tanaka is not enforcing a treaty with the United Sta tes which prohibits permanent deployment of U.S. atomic weapons on Japanese bases. The Communists are trying to stir Japanese emo tions as they did in the 1960 anti-American protests which finally caused then President Eisenhower to cancel a state visit. Tanaka's official position is that the nuclear weapons ban Is "only natural for Japan." This is understanda ble In light of Japan's World War H experience wi th atomic bom bs. Bit by bit, the evidence that TV news reports becoming overwiielming. In 1971 Edi th Efron's epochal book "The News Twisters" proved conclusively, by the arduous but unassaila ble process of counting the words spoken, pro and con, that all three major networks had slanted their election coverage hea vi ly against Nixon during the last six weeks of the 1968 campaign. Then in 1972 the American I nstitute for Political Communications, a respected nonprofit organization , released a study concluding that all three networks had displa yed "a significant degree of Was" In their reporting of the 1972 Democratic primary campaign and the Vietnam war. The bias, as any child of three could have predicted, was In favor of McGovern and against President Nixon's policies on the war. Now the Institute for American Strategy has [saved a careful analysis of the reportorial job done by CBS-TV News in the field of national defense Issues in 1972-73, and once aga in the finding is the same: The "partial and slan ted" job done by CBS "had the effect of narrowing the parameters of public deba te" on the Issues The overall director of the project was Ernest W. Lefever, Senior Fellow In Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution in Washington. The transcripts of the CBS news re ports were obtained from the Television News Archive at Vanderbilt University. Eight outside academicians, headed by Prof. Frederick D. Wilhelmsen of the University of Dallas, were hired to analyze the transcripts. And the work of the analysts was then evaluated, their methodology Improved, and their report modified by a group of eight truly distinguished scholars, including Dr. Charles Burton Marshall of Johns Hopkins, Professor Pa ul Ramsey of Princeton, and Dr. William Schneider of the Hudson Institu te. And what do you suppose the findings were: — That CBS coverage of national security news "was so spotty and lopsided that it failed to provide the essential facts." — That CBS News actively advocated "a posi tion that implied or called for a lesser commitment to American allies and lower ',: ' defense expenditures." That CBS News "failed to provide a reasonable opportunity for the presen tation and discussion" of views ca lling for a stronger de fense. As an Illustration of this last finding, the study points to the air time CBS gave during 1972 to differing viewpoints on defense expendi tures. By an actual count of sentences, cri tics who thought the government was spendi ng too much got over 61 percent of the a llotted coverage. Those who supported the government were given 35 percent. And critics who didn't think the government was doi ng enough got the rest: less th an four percent. Will this prove just another arrow fired blindly Into the air? Perhaps not. The lAS has caiieu on cu.s to provide a reasonable opportunity for expression of the views it has so diligently ignored, and seems quite prepa red to go to the FCC and demand revocation of the licenses of CBS affiliates under the Fairn.s D if prompt changes and compensatory programming are not forthcoming. — BERRY'S WORLD Suicides I I r, - ____ 0 I — ______ ' _ - "This catalog says it we order something, the company promises not 10 sell our name to another direct mail outMt!" "We find God twice once within, once without us within us as an eye, wlthut us as a light." Jean Paul Richter, Gern'.an author. - - - ___ _____ - lk s — -. - ,• ____ "I already been through one depression in my life and I'll he damned if I'm gonna go through one again." The call was an unusual one for a news office, but not for the 200 or more organizations in America established to dijuade citizens from this kind of extreme action. The Suicide Pre ven tion Ce nter in Los Angeles receives 12,009 such calls annually. An American U niversity emergency center In Washington receives 14-to15,000 simi la r calls though it is only campus oriented. Even in the best of times many Americans think about a self-inflicted end, pleasant. Avoid tangents. tOct, 23 to Nov. 21) Pay more attention to home and kin to improve the whole situation there. Entertain In p.m. 'l';tk1 • no chances with strangers. with persons who can help you get ahead. Do important shopping. Spend within your means, CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Plan how to have a greater income in the future to make your personal life smoother. Listen to what a clever business contact says. AQUAI'CIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Take t'eatments for more vitality, then oft to be with persons who can aid you In business or 'vial life. Pleasurable evening, PISCES ( Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Use more modern methods to get nn. VAI ,&, ahead faster. F.nlnv JWl lAVA jJ.II. , - J some hthhv J with ...... Ihø ' Ilaveadelightful time. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will be a lover of humanity, will get along with almost everyone, and can become a real success In life provided you teach early always to consider the other fellow's feelings. Otherwise this could become a grasping personality. Much strength In this character if given the right early guidance. Send to schools of own choice . "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! ----regarding the status of the subdivision. The city in recent months has paid full six-weeks' leave to a NOV. 15,, 1974 DISCHARGES police dispatcher and a city ALTAMONTE SPRINGS —A brief agenda Is on tap for the office worker while ill since no ADMISSIONS Sanford: 6:30 p.m. Tuesday meeting of definite policy was In effect. A.B. Brannon Sanford: Neither employe had been in the city council. Donald Foster Keith Westfall the the city's employ for extended Only items listed are Gilbert Fileger Janilyn Leinbach ordinance periods prior to the sick leave. second reading of Linda M. Cohen Edna L. Norman Vacation policy has been 320-74, sewer, water and John Huff Bobby Couch discussed In recent weeks drainage connection fees, and Geneva E. Bradshaw Wanda G. Foster the First Street improvement particularly as It concerns City Katherine Robe' Margie D. Davis Clerk Onnie Shomate, virtually public hearing. Alice S. Josephson Tressie Crews Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sign for December is paving re-elected to her ninth conOn the First Street i.e Bertha B. Coggins too rw ready. For your copy send your birthdate and $I to Carroll Righter Harry J. Cramer aecutive term when no one project, the council will sit as a Forecast. The Evening Herald. P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Calif. 002$ Frank E. Bradley Wesley R. Hawkins of qualified against her. board of equlizatlon. Owners Marguerite Gauldthg Orin W. Thompson For city convenience, Mrs. property abutting the street Annie Mae Dickey Henry C. Thursam Sr., Shomate scheduled her three. petitioned for the paving. DeBary Lola B. Heitman The ordinance on connection week vacation period this Mary C. Chappelle, Deltona Business e M. Griesbeck, Deltona fees will for the first time levy month, but then had to cancel Harry T. Francis, Deltona Robert Gaiston, Deltona money to provide drainage. In her plans w hen an office worker Allen, M. Roberta unexpectedly had to go to most cases developers in Rose Logo, Del tona Jacksonville past ha ve provided drainage on hospital for major surgery. Joyce C. Gibson, Deltona Lester Carroll, Lake Helen DIscussion has been to give site, but the city in recent pjiJ Perkins, Orange Qty John M. HJer, Del Shomate two weeks pay in k11 Ecoy Snodgrass, Enterprise months has faced severe Mrs. Lawrence Freebersyser, problems with handling li eu of part of her vacation time Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Deltona and to permit her to take time By GEORGE W. CRANE Hobart is 50 per cent correct Charles W. Sjoblom, Lake drainage water after It leaves off during Christmas week for Michael Statts, Deltona the development, Ph. D., 'tD. for the usual Business School 15 Mary Joe Cooksey, Longwood Mary e one week. privately owned by its Glace and Radcliffe, th Renee M. Weber, New The Skylark property owners CASE C101: Hobart G., aged president or a group of similar city's consulting engineers, BIRTHS Smyrna are expected to be represented 44, is a wealthy corporation outstanding ed ucators. after a survey and study of Mr. & Mrs. Jerome (Wanda John E. Bates, Osteen presitlent. drainage problem, have said a by fontt' Councilman Dick But such schools PAY taxes, F.) Lashley, a girl, Sanford Martha J. Hogg, Winter Crenshaw at tonight's meeting. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I city-wide drainage system Springs graduated from one of the Ivy instead of constantly begging would cost more than $4 for cash gifts from alumni or League universities, million. taxpayers! 611, "But my' Alma Mater has Bill Palm of the firm said been so lavishly endowed by its recently that the city-wide Thus, they are the BEST many wealthy graduates example of system does not appear feasible our American Council approval for the during the past centuries that I "Free Enterprise" idea as _________________________________________________ at this time. paving of the remainder of hesitate to make any more applied to higher education, for Crystal Bowl Circle Is expected The connection f contributions to It. Its they pay their own way! tonight at a 7:30 o'clock for sewer, $200 for water and MRS. ALLIE HOUK Hilda Dallas, Brookfield, Conn. "Besides, many of Casselberry council meeting. for drainage will be Mrs. Mile Herron Houk, 79, of and Mrs. Eleanor Morris, • students are now such nitwit But where Hobart is 50 per . The county is already paving In a special trust liberals that they lack the cent wrong, is in his belief he Brevard, N. C. and resident of Danbury, Conn.; two step- placI count with the money part of the road under a slightest notion of how hard it Is can't contribute to such superb Sanford 1951.1970. died Thur. brothers Waldo Valine, Danvaline, designated only for utility "cooperative plan" where the to earn a living out on the real business education of youth and sday in Brevard. She was a bury; and Frederick improvements, extensions or county provides labor and former member of First Uni ted Sa nford. firing line of life, still get tax exemption. Methodist Church of Sanford, Brisson Funeral Home in construction. Revenues from machines, and the city pays for the fund (interest) however, engineering and materials. "Although they've been Hobart and the hundreds of the Truthseekers Class and charge. Although that section of CM be used for other city coddled and subsidized by United Methodist Women. She other stalwart business leaders Crystal Bowl is entirely in purposes, PETER BURNS doting parents, they are often who wish to insure the future of was widow of John Robert City officials have estimated city, it is eligible for partial Peter Alan Burns, 24, of 1425 vilently 'anti-establishment,' so our "Free Enterprise" can Houk. they actually bite the hand that make donations to their SIWVIVoFS Include a daughter, W. 29th SL, Orlando, died the scope of connection fees county support because It Friday morning as the result of over the next few years as from serves a county subdivision. feeds them, churches toward a revolving Miss Mary Margaret Houk, The remainder of Crxstal, Brevard; two sons, James L an accident. He was a native of several million dollars to as "Thus, they viciously attack student scholarship fund. also squarely inside the city Houk, Ft. Myers and Ed Houk, Portland, Me, and had lived in much as $15 million, 'Free Enterprise' and Church contributions are Swannanoa, NC.; two grand. Orlando one month moving It was decided to adopt the limits, does not serve the large "fii patriotic speakers that have ordinance after new coun. number o( county residents that t.herefrom Casselberry.He was tax! children. been Imported where my exempt from your i ncome re held an Episcopalian. Graveside services we cilmen found this year that the former does. money will help educate young But "earmark" such today 'The county's program for Survivors include his father, more than $500,000 had been In Oaklawn Memorial people to defend American scholarship funds for students paving this part of the road Park with Rev. John Simon James Edward Burns Sr., received by the city in sewer economic and patriotic views?" who have previously earned officiating. Gramkow Funeral Sanford; and three would involve total county labor brothers, connection fees and spent in their spending money In high home in charge. James Edward Burns Jr., past for general city purposes and materials, with the city One type of college that Sanford; Richard Wayne rather than being set aside for reimbursing the county for the can always be sure is tr aining school and already have saved or more toward maybe $1,000 project. Burns, Thomaston, Ga,, and utility needs MRS. MARIAN DeVASTO staunch supporters of "Free sound college, as by carrying With the county doing the Stephen Frederick Burns, Enterprise" and the Business newspaper routes, mowing work instead of a private Mrs. Marian S. DeVasto, 46, Westbrook, Me. Americansirn, is In stores, etc. of lawns, clerKing contractor, the city Is expected Funeral services were held (4 College. 104 Longhorn Rd., Maitland, to save up tc 30 to 40 per cent of in graveside Oaklawn You might even limit the died Sa t urday at her residence. today at There are approximately hips Born in Oregon, she came to the Memorial Park with Rev. B. F. 1,000 of these splendid schools award ing of such scholars WINTER SPRINGS City Maitland area lo years ago. She Whitner Jr. officiating. I .tpn,I.,fllAei 10 IIJV flI,fl 34,JIUtII hIUUUu. wnicn oizer ineir gruuuuLi U Planni ng and Zoning Board will Gramkow Funeral Home in " was a Catholic. valuable "merchandisable your own church parish. recommend to the City Council Survivors include her charge. skill" by which to land a good adoption of a resolution calling And keep this a revolving husband, Richard; son, Gorjob immediately after they for u3eof the county planner for scholarship fund, so the don, Maitland; two brothers, graduate. city planning. recipients of such aid will then Harold and [larry Sisseck, both Funeral In an effort to comply wi th n ey money w he th is ters hazel and _________________________ of Oregon; s pay back the Such students don't riot or the Seminole County Cornor business of Oregon, and Pauline, bo th fe burn the flag or Indulge in are out in the SERGUSON ALFRED, prehensive Land Planning Act mother, Mrs. Izora Sisseck, Funeral services and burial for professional wor. juvenile hippie antics' of 1974, which requires apAlfred E. Berguton of Oregon. If you philantropir donors, "But, Dr. Crane," Hobart Iroquois Ave.. Sanfcrd, hc, died polntrnent of planners by the MacNamara Baldwin t grumbled, "aren't most of the like Hobart, wish to insure our Funeral home, Aloma Avenue Saturday Will be held in South ci ti es by April, the board has bury, Conn. Viewing a, Brisson Busi ness Colleges owned by American economy, be certa in in drawn up thr; proposed Funeral Home. 79 p.m today your scholarships are earprivate individuals or cor flrisson in charge, resolution which calls for input rvrntlnne en I pnniln't i'.t in. marked for students going to ALFRED BERGUSON Business College! on my I come tax deductions gifts thereto?" Or to Liberal Arts Colleges Alfred E. lcrgusnn, 68, of where conservative American 2609 Iroquois Ave., Sanford, ,il - • Letters To The Ed tor — . . . — — A round 9 - ______ . . The Clock Perhaps! missed it, neighbors, but I didn 't see the first public statement In support of chief of staff, General Brown. He's the one accused of "speaking his mind"., and now the hounds are after his hide! Who is to deny t ha t one of the stron gest lobbies In th is country are the Jewish people? ( Which doesn't detract From the Jews, ,eally. Simply proves th ey can solidify th eir forces much better than most other minorities,) However, li the good general was making an attempt to alert our government's leaders on the possibility of again being suckered into another was', then I say congratulations to this "peacef ul " soldier (It would be the first time I could ever remember a prof sional es military man publically trying to stop a wa2 before it began.) — Ills attribution of the Jews owning all of the banks newspapers is nothing more than simply being and misin. formed. Truth of the matter is, the "Captains and the Kings" are the owners! Ib S...- — — — -- - - - hence the cat-cuttIn tran- - HOSPITAL NOTES llUIIIeUWflVIa A5UCIULIUU3 ________________________________________________________ Altamonte IUTL. backward, up, down, or 4' hidden dden umne and boa it in CYPRESS LONGW000 I Tomori'ow: Wood Defects NOVVS _______ P _________ Hathboxt Worthy Of Support - 011111 is A personal calculator built for your budget. With more features than you might expect. 0 ' - th - - -U Add, subtract, multiply, divide ,,r,r:, cb gog, staart 133 East Robinson Downtown Orlando __________ ___________ J. H JIMISON & - WEATHER nrA ilriiI*gl " •" lntn ""' 'i.VIIVflhI i,tc,nc " the student body, especially BY THE FACULTY! wetnnnir' Beware, however, for many Liberal Arts college presidents who now stress "Free Enterprise" In their alumni banquet speeches, are sabotaged by their own professors who are liberal they subvert the students! 't esterdays high $6 tow this morning Partly cloudy and wl?rT fhrOiJUh Tuesday with a slight chance Of showers, HighS mostly in middle los and tows tonight In middle 605. .4 Winds variable.rTlostiy southeaSt to mitei per hour or less. Rain Probability 20 per cent tonight and (ftwa'.Writeto Dr Crane n c'v Tuesday • Daytona Beach tides for Tuesday of this newspaper, enc101ing a long —high 11:17 am, 11:1? p " . low ctamped, addressed envelope an 459 am , 5:71 p.m Port Canaveral cents to cover typing and printing — high 11.02 am. Ii IS p m., low costs wPin yoc tcrcJ for one of h's tt : bOoktift i 1II a m. $:15 o m , • . . died Saturday night. tiorn in diedSaturday Danbury, Conn., he lived in Sanford for the past three years. He was a member of the Congregational Church of Conn, and was Southbury retired from the State of Connecticut. He was a member of the Harem Masonic Lodge, Sandy Hook, Conn. and charter member of the Grange. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Herguson, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Barbara Bennett of Southbury, Conn.; son, Allan Rerguson, Sanford: two step-6isters1 Mr?. SON , ____ INC' - Iwm#n/t'g..i, ,&'h,ms',usns , 1 4401140 mPmME r WHIP -' Notice ' a — - -S 0 The $16#95 Colleges VV.Springs the puzil k. FInd ach In To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books , numbers 2 through 8. send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Star-Telegram Syndicate. Addr'esa lette in care of this nrwcpa per • — nag Oil) WESTBURY MAGNOLIA MONTICELLO L3TERLING FOREST NAUMKEAG STONE CHIMNEY WHITE SHADOWS RO(.'K CITY BUSCH CHANCE AREA DEATHS • Whether you're willing to admit It or not, you can increase your knowledge by reading ads, Like the other night when my son asked, "Dad, do you kncw how they measure the cubic size of a trunk in a car?" "Nope," says I knowing that 99 per cent of all others asked this same questi on couldn't bluff their way thru'an Intelligent answer, either, 11 * "Howtltdone?" "They till It with golf balls." : 745 I They also use them to measure what kind of a duffer I. you are on the course, son. The average course totals approximately 6,700 yar(Ls. but, the way your dad plays It. ..It's closer tosix miles.) I wonder if that's also how th ey measure the size of those ponds located right in front of a green. There are so many of us duffers who usually dunk one or two white pills By JOHN A. SPOLSKI into the water before we finally give up and throw one up this green. -.. - Casselberry But the times now are anything but the best and there is some evidence that suicidal tendency rates are increasing as a result. "Normally," says Harry Warren of New York City's "No Pets p, Save a Life League, ,,our calls are from people wmnworried about marriage or interpersonal problems. Lately, we've been getting more from people worried about jobs, the economy and i world problems. We have this one elderly professor, for example, who has been out of work dItor: Enthusiasm. Commitment and Leadership fo r eigh t months and he calls up regularly for our As social workers, we are used to reaching out resulted In a delicious "Victory Cake", support." to community resources In problem-solving and The tastiest slice of the campaign was getting In seeking relief for human suffering. The same increase has been noticed at the to know and work with so many concerned Sometimes it takes a civic group or a caring people, like You. American University emergency center. Bob individual to fill the bill for special needs. Axelrod there says the students still call with I sincerely appreciate your efforts and urge Such a man is A. A. McClanahan, chairman of you to continue your active support of Unite traditional dilemmas, but larger numbers of off. d the Youth Committee of Sanford Kiwanis. Fund, campus people are calling with economy related Thomas E. Hunt worries. "Jobs, inflation He has always been available to us and he you name It," Campaign Chairman Axelrod says, "in a word I'd call It hears not just with his ears, but with hl heart. hopelessness." His voice to fellow Kiwanians has tnabled P.S. That outstanding editorial did the trick! provisions of surgery, food, clothing, dental and There are no statistics available to prove the other medical needs to children when there was Letters to the editor are always welcome, trend, though some sociologists are beginning to no other way. They should be as brief as 14t1bIe and I investigate the human consequences of th e Yesterday he went that added mile. When no comment on matters of general Interest, current hard times. And indeed, one of the fund was available to replace a stolen bike in the The letter, should deal with Issues and avoid nation's foremost suicide authorities, Dr. gave his own personalities. dreary life of a little boy, he Norman Farborow of the L.A. Suicide bicycle. This is the kind of man A. A. The editor reserves the right to edit those Prevention Center, Is yet to be convinced world M cClanahan is .and we are blessed to have letters for reasons of space, but will exercise problems are leading to higher suicide rates at him with us! great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost all. The rates are high, to be sure, at least 25,000 In the editing. Americans kill themselves each year and a Joyce M. Het&el, ACSW All letters most be signed with a mailing minimum of 204,000 others make an attempt, but Social Worker address and, when possible, a telephone number Farborow says the reasons are not new but Seminole County Schools so the Identity of the writer may be checked and traditional: loneliness, marriage, etc. established. However, the Evening Herald will people having touble withbad or without each other. respect the wishes of writers who do not want a Editor: their names to appear In print. Yet few will argue the emotional dangers of Congratulations! You did a terrific job. We reserve, of course, the right to reject any today's political-economic mess. The ultimate Thanks to You It Worked! letters this newspaper consider, to be libelous c,r depression may well belong to the guy who wants Your blend of the essential ingredients: slanderous. to shoot himself but can't afford a gun. - ..... - - _____ ___ 06064N~_~ 1911 s .k OR _____ ____ -. Do you not know that you are God's temple and Wt God's Spirit dwells in you? If any one destroys God's temple, God will destroy him. For God's temple Is holy, and that temple you are. I Cor. 3:15,17. . _ _ I- . I so ________ THOUGHTS WASHINGTON A terribly (NEA) despondent man called the office the other morning and said he was going to commit suicide. "I think so anyway," he said. Why? he was asked. "I'm sick of everything," he explained. "I got no job, I can't pay bills, the stinking world Is falling apart." He was en-couraged to hang on, but he hung up, concluding: — _____ Longwood . . May Reflect Economy V crew ners. ~%-u can easily win over one who has been opposed to you. - are often grossly biased is recession, the energy problem, budget deficits and even Its own parliamentary shortcomings IS abysmal. We are certain that those most sensiti ve to the sorry record are the Democrats themselves. The test of their sta tesmanship will they jo.. terpret the, mandate that they received j Fears TOM TIEDE __________________ IN Ccntrol Your temper. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Be levelheaded and get duties (lone. Dress more stylishly and make a be tter impression on others. Don't be so old-fashioned. LIBRA Sept. 2.3 to Oct. 22) A good day to gad about socially once important tasks are done. The romantic side of life can be SCORPIO AREA COUNCIL AGENDAS School CIES: Consider what you really want and plan to make It a pa rt of your everyday li ving. Then discuss with good friends how to gain your mutual personal aims ARIES I Mar 21 to Apr. 19) Your friends have the key to your days success, so see th em and gain th eir views, assistance. Enjoy' social pleasure in p.m. t' TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Do whatever Will Improve yo ur community and make you ha ppier where you live. Back a bigwig who's doing a fine job. GEMINI May 21 to J un e 21) Get out into th e world and ac. complish more. Look to an outgoing person for ideas for your advancement. Be- ambitious. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Carry th rough with prom ises made. Do whatever will improve your romance. But don't be ex travagant now, (J uly 22 to Aug. 21) Talk over mutual aims with part- Trust-Busters Going After Ma Bell Area Code 305-322-11 or 831.9993 Monday, Nov. 18,1974—SA Gary Montgomery, 720 Brookside Drive reported hand Willie Laur a Cochran, , 905 gun valued at $1 was stolen D .1 by the East Central Florida the paving and drainage costs, bids. Seven companies are Orange Avenue, Sanford is in Sunday from his home. Also Monday night, council is compefing for the contrecLs. Plimning Council as well as the House owned by Charlie Seminole jail in lieu of $1,000 expected to award bids for The same procedure delayed bond charged with possession Game, Oviedo but unoccupied The Seminole County School city to the planner garbage service within the city. the awarding of bids for police and unla wful sale of alcoholic was destroyed by fire Saturday Board will conduct its If adopted the resolution The re has be en a two-week radloes, a action also expected as four ti.redepartments battled reorganizational meeting would designate the Planning beverage. delay since the bids were first to come tonight. the flames. Tuesday at 3 p.m. In the and Zoning Board to be In anti ci pation of the Dec. 3 received because the council County Willie Killlngsworth, 1835 distrIct's Commercial Street city's representa tive to from th te alysts election, council will also d an an e city reques offices, county. MacArthur Boulevard Sanford city administration of the make appointments to the Pat Telson, and E. C. Harper Jerry Dullard, 31, 701 Mattle is listed In poor condition today vi Chairman Sharon P'0Pd service offerred In the Election Board. will b inducted as the nemStreet, Sanford, Is being he ld in Seminole Memo rial Hospital Patrick who presided over the ----- - - -without bon in bers f the board, who defeated le suffering from a 0 ant gunshot wound ldctrg.s:dmi:? p jjj' meeting due to the resignation Gardens of MdDr. Stua Countv ail Jean th UI LHC SWBBCB. Iuulngswortn of board chairman Jim Culpepper In the Nov. 5 dec. violation 01 proba tion. told deputies he accidentally tion. Also, a board chairman Ca vjness, sa ys the board feels Gladys D. Bright, St. Johns distharged his rifle w hile will be chosen to replace Davie any duplication of planners Village Apartments, Sanford, reaching lot a fishing rod in Sims. Incumbent Allan Keeth would greatly raise the coat to reported Items valued at $340 boat Saturday while fishing in was unopposed In the the city and urges other were stolen Sunday from her Lake Monroe near the Osteen November election. R. G. municipalities to use the county apartment. bridge. Feather is the fif th board planning service as well. Two unidentified men forced mem ber. at gun point an attendant at The regularly scheduled Hudson Gas Station, 1500 Longwood Orlando Avenue, Fern Park, meeting of the board will follow Saturday to hand over 0 from Andrew J. Oliva, 36 74 the reorganization, with the Sheppard Court, Winter Springs topics to include the trailIsfer of cash register. LONGWOOD— A workshop George Washington Johnson, is in Seminole County Jail in several high school teachers to establish a consistent sick 20th Street and Brisson Avenue. lieu of $5,000 bond charged with and administrators from leave, vacation and holiday Midway rcixjrted pump and burglary and breaking and Lyman, Oviedo and Lake policy for city personnel will be held after the regular 7:30 city Declining high stolen Monda y from his yard. a misdemeanor. school Council meeting tonight. enrollment prevents the inThe other only item on the dividual schools from operating for the regular meeting within their projected budgets, is a from the Skylark I Herald .,' ____________________________________ Sanford By LARltol,l, RU;JIii:,t Evening -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Tuesday, November 19, 1974 Monday, Nov. 18, 1974-4A ,,'f '1' NFL TION -1 ' L iA wn .44 WITH ALUMINIUM REPLACEMENT WINDOWS iwt .,MQwl rn •nwtltsb.Ilt aIvmftwm r.placuii.,,I '4os FOR NOV. SPECIAL OFFER Lake. Orange, Seminole. Osceola Covnt,es) 5 % OFF LIST PRICE I J. H. JIMISON & SON. INC. MAITI.AND AVE. ALTAMONTE CENTRE ALTAMONTE SPRINGS L fill 1.5 l2 U YES, I'M U NAME INTERESTED IN NUPRIME I ADDRESS I I CITY _STATE ______ZIP I I PHONE______________________________________ • -' - - - - - --- - ----- up �___________ -- - l_. - •- - - l-.-,-• . - -- .. - . - - - -- - r--. - - _ - rrJ - - 5*V - I- I SPORTS W01VIEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Nov. 18, 1974---6A Monday, Nov. 18,1974-1 B l z . U Ui . __ DEAR ABBY % V, A Hairnet Law f-NV • I ii Ia I.. ivt ooy LI I C For Men, Too I K ' Fa n F 1 Exercise Little Ii I 1 Iti Battle Of Undefeated R evives Sc rims n aw ,A rt -11 One of Centra l01 most popular fighters n Pinney will C his )OIS charms an tin , . 1 recoru UeeaLeU O on Novemi 22 your body. You can do it DEAR DR LAMB a small your legs and thighs The tOIfl. column you advised lady to build some mUSt CS bi (Ion of contracting and Joh - F _ .. . -..-. -L ..__ __ -~-_.;.-~ I._Ow-_~ _-i_z~: -_ . __V_.__ r ._1 I I __ F__-2"-_-M N#___-V_, I c= _. 3dffA0M;-.,*A, 11 ' -W . ,~ -~ . Pinney Takes On Rossman Help For Reader I • 11% ABIf,AIL VAN IWREN ... t a-312w~_" LEE GEIGER - . . __ . , It '1~4~ DE ABBY I work in the kitchen of a restaurant and the 1 !_tl I t. Ne York NKA - Dia m. ' law cars all WOMEN have to near hairnets dilu usonds may t best friends' •I ,3.__,_ IVI i 111W iuoing the muscles is a _____ do battle . II% do you do that I ap ith "The Jeish Bomber" Mike Well, e have some men working in the kitchen hose hair is for son ii girls, but (or Barbara ' t p ' binition of ' weig h hat exercise ig , and only O, a lot longer than some of the women s and there's no law that Johnson it's always been Rsman 5-(oot-4 . ---S - • ca 5XcIafl5L C an L1 makes THFM wear hairneLc I don't think that's fair. I men but tiae no stamina WIII inar, iiie Lilirci hales r _____________ time Within a month that I exercise faithfully but It isometric exercises The timed this to the bess and he just laughed, but I don't think it is one of Florida 's unbeaten, fair-haired boys I ye liten fascinated by __________ has any laughing matter. What do %ou think' Is no easier If an exercise isotonic exercises are (ise that haks since I as a child and 2~ sought out Madison . v Is Square Garden when he as is to start out with fie times invol ve moement 1 p MADDIE read Moby Dick' over and -çpready to take on a name opponent .. You can luntary muscle DEAR MADDIE I think the hairnet Law should apply to all over," said the slim, energetit. mti build up to 100 times, sx o 0f0t -.. professional food handlers with long hair. I hope the good looking Pinne / fIoflthSIatCrIa1fltillO1IYab il1 fare better blOilde wlw is a prime leader in = I;j 1~ muscles including the than his . two predecessors since both ere easily one is loet to do about 20 and reviving interest In early ~ , --if; __ , = ___ DEAR ABBY Thank God for you You're _..~ .- - 2 just as hard to do as the fir.-,t abdominal muscles, while lying . : . defeated the only one I can Americana as president of New J , ' turn to for help iek that I did it I ha'e no dtin sitting or standing Yo York's Museum of American _i Koranicki saw their win streaks broken and in M wife and I are separated and will be di arced as soon as folk rt ,ind i (bret br of tht ight problem but have had a can also do leg lif for that _-_ I AV rithei eis f.thiwi -%~ 0 CZ01 'Ket the nwney together. We art,still friends. !u r itI)li)t1i Finally, (Ufl lif . e 11 protruding tl1mi . _.'~ suuth Street seaport culliplex. I .: 4 , . ~ , 1 a unable to question IInnc) S iIhi iUlC1 , ~9W4 W0411i She thinks she Lspregnant She's been seeing my brother. and d no exercise does anything forget posture. A lot Of People -• I When I dIscoere(I thi ' .~ I .ou Viscusi, as to the reason for this sudden e I She says the Odds are that it is his baby. There is a slim chance, would notie it alx*it reducing much whaling lop and artifacts at __ _ .~ IV .- _~Z . ~~ ~, of Florida fighters to New York rings He couldn't however. that it's mine. No me knows she's pregnant but she and the NI) I,.; Your problem with the abdomen if 1. I *1 ~ DEAR READER " t ic, Co a rt, I T l_ ~ ~ I / P" __ __ nn se po, - ., pt I. If the baby is mine, I will accept the responsibility and support knew i :." ~ . . lack of narnina may be related they would just learn to hold . ~ wer that, but lie did explain Pinney's thoughts r .,ffil,- 4 . I'd - -- found my direction." . __ ______ r- r_ _'2t~-:iz-&=_ : - __*11 . it as I do our other children. But if it's my brothers, I to other factors besides the size their chests up and not com. ". . intend to ., -_ Zw_l 6_14 behind this apparently ill-advised niove. 1 , . __ ~ -,a ZZ r, _~!= ,_ . I 14W In the past 12 years she Ims I *~ , 0 . ~ . AN _-_ ., , di-wwn it. 4 ~_ _=&! I A - -:- the ' ' you muscles. Lots of small press the abdomen. With ~f 4,, ~~. - ~;z~w . ;_ a 'New York asked 11.55CHIbled an outstanding pri~ Me if I wanted the fight (with 4q~ ibLAOM-00Is there a way tell whose baby it . :W& =_ __ "~~Ar people are able to go and go, chest and shoulders up, rather lI is after it's born? If va collection of ra scrim. ROSSMan) and I told them 'no', but I would talk it I there is no, wat to tell for sure. I want to do what's best for the shaw, the whaler's art than slouched, a a C0flSCiOt never seeming to tire. 14 = 10100" ; over with John, - %;! ~-_ ~. of et- Barbara Johnson disp vs.niodern scrimshaw etched on a plastic I%vh,-Ile iscusi explainI. . . . baby. What do you suggest? 11 ,s too T There is a difference in effort to hold the stomach mus. th' ching ships and whaling scenes I went to John", Lou continued, "and told him, '.IN DOUBT on w hale teeth and jawbones as repeating and repeating an ex. cles in, the problem is not so DEAR IN: Blood tests after the baby is born will not ther 300 horsepeople turned ou t for the second Dusty 'they want you because they figure they can take ercise, which we call endurance marked In many Instances. next show will be held on Jan. 19 at 10 am. Seminole HORSE SHOW IS A BARREL OF FUN gifts for their wives and 111 -Tlie most likely to be hidden any attic finds and sending the whalenian's technique and exercises, and those that build Send your questioins to Dr. Boots Ilorse Show of the season at their arena near Paola mine who the baby's father IS--only who the baby's father ISN7. sweethearts during the Mid- away you This Rossrnan and his county riders who received awards for their performance people are smart are scrinishaw jagging incture with a stamped, ad. substitute plasti He &nee you and your wife are SUH muffled, is the cue of doubtful c forms for the muscles, which we call strength Lamb, in care of'this newspa. on Sunday. During the day-long actiitI, riders parin the show, are cited is the Scoreboard on this page . took his mother's maiden name so he could appeal heels pie crust crimpers, dreed return enve1oi to a outlawed whale I pakty,ftwoWdbew$etoaccepttbechfldsgyourown teeth and exercises. A long distance per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City to the de%iSj fight sans in the north-east. tiC IS "A thorough search of old corset buks stiffeners) and ii'usewn or antique magazine, jawbunes, were evaluated by Judge Fred Burmett of Orlando. The runner repeats the same Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. trunks and cartons may un- swi fts 'yarn indrsi of ivory rather than consulting a dealer. pretty good right now and it looks like he is getting DEAR ABBY: I need your help to get my wife back. I never "Classes at the Museum of movements over and over. A For a copy of Dr. Lamb's cover pieces of scrimshaw or etched with whaling scenes or realized how much I loved her until I lost her. better with every fight. It will be tough to beat him "The 1971 Endangered A*nerican Folk Art are featur- weight lif ter may lift the weiglit booklet on losing weight, send ;; other folk arts that have sig. romantic themes.Species Act cut off the inipor. ing this new legal way to revive only a few times, he rests, and 50 cents to the same address up there and they don't thinkyou hit hard enough to Maybe you heard about the anthrax epidemic that hit the nificant value today," advised !: [01 This collector is particularly tation of whale-ivory and, at cattle in Texas this summer, Abby. I was right in the middle of it. ,Mrs. stop him. I think it's not in your best interest to take 'ias;ic scrimshaw designs, at regular intervals in his and ask for the "Losing Johnson, now excited about 5-Criln.511aw dis- first. .seemed to end the revival ,, it but if you want the fight! will get it for you.' " long with instructions in other training the amount of weight Weight" booklet. Iwasnearbrokeanddespa(eisseflaherdbeforemysecUonof the state was quarantined. My wife told me it was wrong to sell acknowledged "First Lady of coveries which she is certain nithe great American folk art American folk arts. With the he lifts lsgraduallyincreased. DEAR DR. LAMB Viscusi then finished by telling My Whaling." She lectures all over SEMINOLE COUNTY "I told him Lynn Esch, showng The W' an be unearthed not only in of scninshaw," she said.'-Now, Moby Dick Scrinishaw Kit, for L cattle without waiting to find out if they had anthrax. L L t L 1 " NNERSONLY as just returned v 51h, Sr. English Pleasure the country on her favorite folk ( Knight: '-4 at I ut ' N the fig ht because I knew she was right, but I needed the money. I told her I ew England but in the Middle despite the ban on jin. example. a crafts enthusiast Wendi Davis4th, Jr. Cioyerief. SANFORD A inuscle will only get large home from the hospital. Ile had 4 John Pinney believes in John Pinney. The kid going to sell anyway, and she stood right up tome and said she'd was art and has written a definitive and Far West where whaling portations, scrimshaw arts are works on a simulated sPerm enough to lift the size of load it an operation for kidney stone Robin Cornell, showing ChlCasaw; Ird. Jr. Pollebending; 2N. Jr. Pccie I: book on scrimshaw to be fami she advises 5 r: lies migrated. G A I N ESV I Ll JF.', Fla. i A I 1) thinks he can win and who am I to argue?" The devastating 41-24 loss to call the authorities if I moved one steff off my land. "We're going to finish the performed. It's something I'm 6fh. Jr. Showmanship at Halter; Ath, Keyhole a first enjoying a wave of popularity whale's tooth to etch a is asked published this fall by Dutton to lift. If your as are and had is have his left kidney Shawn Southtriand~ Alth, Irl Aged Geldings; 41h, Non Blue Coach Mug Dickey is dis- Kentucky on Saturday left Flor. season in the spirit of Fighting not happy with at al.l." That a when I hit her, Abby. I knocked her down on the kitI believe in John Pinney too. But not in this not used to lifting heavy ob.. removed. lie is 38 ears old. I,' satisfied with Poor tackling and ida with a 7 record and a Nov. Gator football," Dickey Mistakes were costly to the Ch"floor. I could have cut off my hand the minute it happened, fight. I have to believe our Southern Middleweight Beth KUner, Showing Mister Pleasure The dodor telis US not is w jecta, moving them ra pidly will a breakdown in protection for 30 regular season game left pledged."I'll guarantee you w Gators after they led Kentucky copper Bars: Sth. 1974 Coils and but like a stubborn fool I walked out of the house and left her Werid'Davis r. Champ will Ie for the first time in 28 fights and • not develop large or strong rry be 3rd, it Pojebending 2nd, .or. Pc.!e y h is nunter, but he thinks his against Miami. Nebraska has body Is saying this season Is 17 in the second quarter on a Filli laying there. I guess I must have walked around for an hour itosSman w i ll run ailS unbr ok en in streak O iu. liluscies healthy kidney to (unction nor1912 73 Fillies, 3rd. 5r. Polebending Key hole riorlua aor wi ll and still faces top over by any means." 17-yard touchdown run by full. Shawn Southerland: 41h. Int. Joyce Lachlars, showing Com. There ki h b I back beg her is forgive me, and promise not is deal the steers, Jimmy Bose, a 42-yard 197773 Colts; PoIbendJng; 5th, Ribbol Race mender Cody; 4th, ! load a muscle to make it work enn about how I can help my the Sugar Bowl with as good a meeting Florida in the Suilar 7be early bowl invitation Don Gaffney pass to IAe Showing Rall y sue: Alth, sr. English (*:Oh Pat Ccttl ef' 4th. Sr but she was gone. I called her relatives. Nobody knew where she Here And There In The Boxin Scene harder and Poi bending hlLSbafld keep his kidney heal. harder, thereby boosted the incentive of Geor- McGriff for another touchdown Equitation record as By Dec. was, cc else they wouldn't tell me. FWA NICHOI OPPO Beth Bethea, showing RBF Sand enlarging and gaining In th y and not to get any more ia and Kentucky for upsets and a 22-yard field goal by DaAbby, I can't live without that woman. I've loved her 0 Florida's Oliver Wright was stopped in nine OVIEDO Star: 6th , 1972 73 Colts since strength. Weight lifting is one rim Can you give me a few over Florida the past two Sat- vid Posey. I she was 16.Thatwu the only time I ever raised my hand is her is Laura Winesart Showing rounds by Oscar Bonavena over in Rome. The bout Lai ; example. Betty Merritt. Showing Cotry iggstIons? The tenor of the Tower of the ri )vars we've been married. She reads your column e very was described as "very s l ow ," term at th seems to Boy: Sin. Sr English Equitation. Many people do Sport. 31h, get some don't think It DEAR READER - There is has affected our third quarter, when freshman London and tales of racy royal day,so maybe shell read thi!'~ wherever she is. Ask her to come 6th, Sr. English Pleasure Br Non Blue English Pleasure follow all of Wright's efforts ry .Mike Quar benefit out of contracting op. just one practical suggestion team in the desire to play. In Tony Green n 72 yards for a romance in dark castle back home, Abby? Lorraine AAerrtt showing n . . Chris Woodall. showing Pay .. ~ -_ seems to be back in the Pete Ashlock fold as he is posing mtwles, the isometric that applies to what you and Command* Sth. Non Blue Western Sultan, 3rd. Jr. English Pleasure 1 vrridors will be conjured up by the clutch, we have just not touchdown. - - - __ _. - __ t __ REAR I 7 . heduled to meet Terry Daniels in Houston on the 1k_--=__,_i-,L__ I nnHIghSchooJ DEAR HEARTSICK: You've done It better than I ever cmkL __ skate Uils by hadlng your arm less of the type of stone, or its i Nov. 19 and th en take on Bobby Rscon a week players next month as they Barbara Beckhorn, showing . DEAR ABBY My mother4n4aw and I have a nzthg out, then tensing all the muscles came. he 9muld be cerWn to Reserve High Potnt Mi sty:* 6th. Non Blue Western asswne the roles of notorious later in New Mexico. Asklock will promote both 1W L-1 _ ~. ~ ~w r, Sr. x in the discussion regarding the "normalcy" of her calling my wife threarm so the arm nd fist drink . 41, , at least four quarts of IiIlenry Vill and his six wives tor bou.. . .Vinny Curto's fight with Rodrigo Valdez, r P Parn Cheek: 3rd, InitirmMiale ee four times a day, and expecting my wife to call her a sii1ar are rig!d. Hold it a few seconds quid a day. This should be # a dramatic production of Don Christopher . Cloverleaf; 1st. I nt. Penng, KIyie the W.B.C.'s middleweight tide holder, was far number of and relax the muscles. Repeat spread out over the 24 hours. "Royal Gant." 61h, Int. Pole Keyhole; Ist, Ribbon from an artistic success. Curto ran all night while I . __ the exercise. To make matters worse, many of the calls wind up in Race (;vith father, All. in The purpose of the fluid is to be The highly intellectual play ~ •1 GENEVA termediate High Point 1roy arguments over petty Wings, which is ba d for my wife's blood th e fans sat in their I I $15.00 seats and hooted at the .. . prefer that these exercises sure he pass.e3 lots of urine each IN is a first (or the Lyman High Pole Keyhole, aacft 0 u be combined with muscle day. The larger volume will RobInA5htn7n,Jr CorrIf. When I tell my wife that I call my own mother only two or • t. You can do that by help to dilute the relatively Curto was able a aim he pace from the musical ": di stance with a keyhole Reserve High Point 41 LONGWOOD three times a week, even ugh I love her dearly, she claims I comedies presented the last few holding the arm fairly rigid and insoluble salts that are part of champion and the fans got " ORLANDO -Poor defensive clipping call held the Hams and took" .. . .The uC '' Ribbon - Jr IV. I am "abnormal." Then she cites the cam of a relative who calls years at the Longwood school. " then, while the muscles are the stone fonUon & Darlene A%htcn Sth, Int. SPlOWI9 Pride: 41 h, card the Valdez third period play coupled with a took over at their own 12-yardwaltz was exciting but W mother four times a day even though he b married and has Cloverleaf - 4 12 43 Fillies If he perspires a lot or is ex. The double cast is now in -a~___ t~ ~ is dropped touchdown pass helped line, -7 ~.q . disastrous for the Sunimerhayes family of % two children e nsid MIchelle Jorgenson. Showing D . 0 that 'oa1" and I violently ,; bending the elbow and various Posed to heaL that might Dean Ashton 5th Sr Cloverleaf rehearsal for perfonnances to -_ of Awuarlus~ disagree. P , Canada. Both Jo'sinny and Terry Summerhayes English 2nd. Sr. Poie o e-o ticie, Ira, J,rrpmg - Ilmvements By I -_ 4 x. . -.-,_ After picking up a cou moving the enough In that case he will -_ be presented Dec. 4, 5, 11, 12 -i ~ __ -~75 7 Saturday morning in the 21st Pie - I : _. Equitation; Ist. it English Figure Eight. Kesef ,e ii, gm Po,nt 1 ' I were stopped Have you any helpful thoughts on this matter? 1 -. muscles while they are tense needtolncreasehisflujdjnth the sixth round b th e Benitez rr1 the Cobras Pleasure and 14 at 8 p.m. and Dec. 7, a annual Kumquat Bowl Ribbon - Sr L it "ABNORMALSON IN I AW u put the stress on different even more. ill MahalI Showing The While bro thers, f orcing Wil f redo and Frinkie The liuht C Rams back the muatrnet performance at 2 p 111 " U ams i , '. . Knight. itt, Sr English Equitation, DFAR AB: Quit going on about what's ,,nom&l,, and what i a LAKE MARY ,i .,-. . mnuscli fitxrs and help to prohtrvti.iunt __ Although special diets are in ill(! sciml auditioriwn. "-"' CS ' ummeri3as s a'so UlSICu . , . 'ki came into the finals of the Pop Oifl ' ____________________ 3rd. Sr western Equitation Isn't, and stick is your own problem. H you feel that yw wile's -F Lyman dramateacher Ms. W arner Pee Wee League a split cision to Pedro rauem once again tried to Showing No TeIOn : 4.h, Sr. Western Jan Ca'sens 3rd. Cloverleaf telephone conversations are too frequent and upsetting to her, C'her Stempler, who is directing strength in a more uniform Pleasure tients with renal stones, mos t Playoffs undefeated and im. use the passing lanes to get the Soto in a close eight rounder. In the opening bout • thee simply s Lynn Varn, showing Sunny Side that she limit them. The rest is to her. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS throughout the muscle. ~ _. the play, was in the original authorities agree there is no . mediately went to work qn the Ram offense moving but the Up 4th, Non Blue English Mike Rossman took the measure of Mike Morgan I / You can use / , tMs same prim need to restrict dairy products vast while a student at secondary of the Seminole Cobras Mike Stephens in- Equitation: 61h. Non Blue Engl,sh Melan ^ Hart Alth, jr, Pole )-. Uni rsity wi th a unanimous decision. . - ,Look for the Allciple for almost any muscle In to try to avoid stones. ve of South Florida, so i County representatives. Keyhole tercepted and ran it ba ck to the Pleasure Foreman tape A B.C,'s Wide World of Sports OH I VtC . has 1 hand experience to Bobby Fadem, a 9pound 1 Ram 10. U LLI P INTER enrich to the production, the o of this month Bobby "The Bodyguard" year-old from South i Russell G. Whaley the set took to the air on theOrlando, After Stephens completed a i4oyu s famous temper is back in the news It Scores second screen pass to John Hanvey, he ____________________________________ a designer and the student cast is Two Anne Boleyns - Valerie French and If agler -1 with play from scrimmage and hit seems the Florida light heavyweight went over 0 lled his own number thrilled about renting the 16th Stempler By The Associated Preis tight end Robert Sanderso Rome to appear on the same card as Bonavena and . swc (around right end for the Century costumes for the pla~ 1),Lss that was good for 31 yards. East Colorado 37, oklat.orna sta,p rigt1t. Lloyd's opponent was the former Italian from a professional costwner • ailed into play in American n Two plays later, Fadem e t absence iiri ill o into tl drimi Theextrapointwaipicked up Light Heavyweight Champion, Domenico Adinolfi. Cob State Univ 3 Texas, E ' "Royal Gambit" is modern in of real props, hooked up with Sanderson By P01.1'? CRAMER the club treasury to purchase stal,,t. Boston College AS. Syracuse 0 Paso 24 by Brian Barganier and the The two refused to stop fighting when the bell rang 'ncept and the imagination of tigain and the Rams were e Advance reserved seat i4. maishait l iv Boston State 35 N Haven e(IUipmnenIand(inance Cobras took a 7 lead that they efluing roun On Soon their cornerman were into camped on the Cobras 18 yard Coll 6 ,) wen sa anu pepper eiiers areboth adors and Illinois ii ld till 1, h police sticky. I have tried using all.purpose cleaners, soap and I line. it and a Hot broke. out ii to sto ' water Dartmouth 21. Cornell 9 Mankato State 57, South Ca arld furniture polish but they are still stit-ky. What can At this point the Cobra " will be In our slol-* The final Verdict was "No Contest . . .rrflie I do? EASTBROOK kola 40 Delaware 31, West Crw%ter 3 Him. - __ . defensestlffened and aided b 'a PINECASTLE field after pulling in a pass. Holy Cross 10. Villanova a 0 0 12 0-17 / 9, Shavers appeared in New York for the first time Miami, Ohio 77, Cincinnati 7 I DEAR POI1.Y- My Pet Peeve concerns coffee. Thp coffee The Lake Howell High School ~1~___ I ' 'I since he was bombed out in one round y Jerry 9 Student . :1 M __ Mr. Smith will be showing a Quarry. The power punching Shavers was upset by . _. - I Aswiation (PISA) win meet ~_ rle beans to help rid the environment of thse millions of coffee cam -.1 I r complefilt line of the 4 ' ni 21 Columbia 3 Nebraska 35 K ansas St Univ 6 7:30 p.m. in the Bob Stallings on a unanimous 10 round that are discarded I have an electric coffee mill but try and buy ~~_ __ Fuesday at newest fall and winter fabrics. He will be happy to U . I ~ r . V, -:,! Oviedo high School Commons . F-hode Island 14. Connecticut Northern Illinois 27, Idaho 21 cvffee beam. When You can they are sold at a premium because . decision ....Look for Central Florida to be the take your measurements for port coats or they are so scarce. Freshly ground coffee is superior to that in a All parents are urged to slacks to be delivered at your convenience. scene of two professional matches in early ' Ohio State 35. Iowa 10 Rutgers 6. Boston Univ 0 -, / I ! -ft participate in this new can, Packaged seems to lose Its aroma before a can Is used. ' Temple 35 West Virginia 21 Okla homa 45 Kansas . December. Tampa figures to go on the 2nd with the Z, Thanks for listening and for the Pointers that have certainly Yale 19, Princeton 6 Tulsa 52. Drake Univ i4 organization. At the conclusion ta es 4 United enriched life -Ml A F B of the busLess meeting, report 41 L" r' ii OiC 0 I A Licata going up against "Irish" Gene %L7 ,,e,S tards for the first nine weeks DEAR P011 V - I have help for M uS whose refrigerator Alabama 2$. Miami, Fl. 7 II_____ .,:: Mobile grading period will be gi ven A burn 17, Georgia 13 ves have rusted Sandpaper the rust c'(f thoroughly and then Southwest ZZ-Am I,,, Bowling Gre*n 3$ South M's out. Atcn A&M 4$ iii r m7mx_ _~ _= ~ shelay paint them with a rustproof painL This works wonders. I f• I•' _ would advise doing this painting outdom. I fina rustproof paint 'I Parents are urged to have if - -' I ~ ''( Clemson 2$ Virginia 9 Artians.as 21 South Melt W ----: -44' 11 LM r t ~ their t:hild's schedule and ;, __ tl~iitr rfferisive nere adso is ne rrv-ss to clean up indoors. __ __ ,= ~ Z = _ Elan L Colte . . ._ . $ Lero 74 I . __ . __ %Wwax .. i -.. - : W iQmF.&__"_ -~ , *.' k M =_-aiigiiilIiIiiIiiiiiI Rhyne 14 Baylor 17. Tna% Tech io or QLANS -, teacher's narnes so Procedures -1 -dr ~ ~ ~ ~ ff%ill go smoothly. I DEAR POLLY -and M.H.S. - I have a couple of suggestions N Grambling 16, Noriolk State State 10 - ~ --9 Dia I 322-1811 i I 4164I % - -_ low, for those rusted refrigerator shelves. Clean the rust off is ell and 10 --mmummms 40 Lamar 17, McNeeu S, i I : _~ I __ __ ; ~f . Kentucky 41, Florida 74 then spray with regular ref rigerator odor free paint Texas 11. Texas Chrt-o.,iri it Louisiana Chat . Tech IS. Texas ALM 37. Rice I _= ~ ;_-_A = l4astic lace can be purchased at so-calW dime and variety , . I I ____ __ ,37 -- ;.--~ __ -M -::~ _~ ~_ I . - --- - _______ E 1 ____ - - ! 3 ____ _____ ______ fr - ____ -- 6Ll'--i.~.d - -_ : I E -! _________ __ : I I I I ~ I : I ators SCOREBOARD e u ar- o : gh Presents Henr V111 I • ' I I . I I - 0 - ' V g ____ -. Eastbrook InKumquat - - - _: : unuer - I! d .... to . in - ______________ . . 3 r ,' . . _____. -. . - ,- - . , way uggest r C on O S - c It t - Won't Clean Up College Football > -. - . t MR. PAUL SMITH L ae ______ ________ of ove Sforrs Schaefer Tailors A . - ,_ ~. ~ - - ~ - suits, 4 s ____ _ _________ P - - r my ' / - _______ ____ - _______ r -\ ltiic looks, pretty. Select an open palkr-n and it will not impair the air circulation in the refrigerator. I als.o hke using it on Me ShCIVC5 smee it prevents small containers from tipping in the refrigerator MRS I E DEAR P0113-C dboardcylindersfrom waxed paper and paper lowela make excellent mailing tubes for mml,azines and other small WW. Just write the aftm on ft cylinder. -BETH. I do h'pe a man can invade a woman's world DEAR P011 The ladies have had discusMons about le n ntari deposits rvi their dish drainers. I am unable to deteffnine that rid think it is more likely a soap or such d detergent reMiclue. I um an ordinary bathr(--qn spray cleaner on brush it lightly witha vegetable brush is get in the crevices and remove aU traces of LW residue. Occasiocal.1v I then apply a little spray and my drainer looksas good FINE tM.it. . t .. - TEAKWOOD FURNITURE . r.'.'r '' 'I _ - ' 4 - , - 1. - . : __ -__~~ __.. ~--___ ._ W~ 7 - ~-*nA -i -r ___I ~ =T~wn - V z -an i and furniture from Scandinavia Contemporary I tal ia n f urniture, u - _____ . Jr 9 - - ,- __ - . - .- - ii.. - - .. ~_-O_%A_ - - .- - 1 £ FURNITUR E _-' .-. - ..- hA - - 77- -! - -. . , North IS T,nn,tjee State ___ 1 ~ ~_ NOW OPEN mrmhers. HtrakI f'hato by Elda Nichols ancinnati Bengals linebacker Bill Bergey pla ys ttauls. lkrgey plans to jump to WFL to 1976 - If It's still here. 1 I 4 ..' ; ~ - - - - - ___________ - - -1 ex #;-. 4 wax St 19. Boise State $6, Morilana j; Brigham Young 36 New "ca South Carolina 34, Wake For ico I ~_ __ .- ____ ______________________ - ___.. Al. Fresno $ tate 71 State I 7 Vnderit 30. Tulane long peach 5? 31. Virginia military 3i. Colgate lgan 33 141 Nevada, LVegas ?1. Peters Wichiti bu rg St 0 _______ Future flomemakers nf Ametira 11"IlAi. Lvm,l n 111gh ,S(rhool (hapter, recently host ed the District 6 111.1(0 mnreling. Ch ecking the Program are Orom lefil Mrs. Zula hIeLtod. Lyman home Louisiana Far West NIE Louisiana (,iiosa - - V ists ipç, St 7 m , , ,.e 6 - T _4 :t.-. a)o~2* - - .. . - -•- MIDNIGHT - ____ - TUESDAY, NOV. 1 I ' - - # I - __ The proper way to use a "stiff arm" is dcmonstrati1 by Pinecastle back David Dunn, as his team pushed the Eastbrook Cobras out or Kumquat b0WI Saturday. _____ M' Nevac,i Stt 21 No Carolina St 35 Anion Wayne St Mich 2? Kentucky P ate 14 A C 4 1C Univ /i,omrQ I' Southern Cat 4i, waiihingict , MkrwC$I7 Illinms 0 It Stcn Stanford 17, Oregon 0 UC1_A 33, Oregon state lit , - j. ', - �2B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 18, 1974 Ø.IIU.II...IIII. Chiefs DENVER (AP) SPORTS IN BRIEF Not Stodgy' Six ?veeka 400 yards total offense. Last son's favorite passing target, he might not start, giving way oils, brings a 4.4-1 record into ago, the Denver Broncos rallied week the 35-year-old Da wson but split end Larry Brun _ son has to rookie Jon Keyworth. the nationally televised contest. bra 17-14 victory over sKan. passed for 33l yards on a club- been a threat of late. Last week Little has rushed for asubpar Kansas City is saddled with a3' sas City team that .frew boos record completions. Brunson caught nine passes for 302 yards, but he's Denver's 6 mark. from the hometown fans In Ar"They're much more ex. 210 yards, just three yards shy leading receiver with catches towhead Stadium. plosive now," Denver Coach of a club record. for 346 yards. — The source of the dis- John Ralston observes.Denver's main offensive NASCAR Winner ONTARIO, Calif. (AP) — Ivan Baldwin of Highland, Calif., drove a 1966 Cbevelle 145.883 miles per hour Sunday to lead 5O qualifiers for next Saturday's 200.tnIIeNASCAR race for late model sports cars. The race at Ontario Motor Speedway will be followed by the 500 Grand National Stock Car race Sunday. 13111 Spen cer of Pomona, Calif., drove his 1966 Ch evelle at 142.691 m.p.h. around th e 2mile flat oval track to take second place. Ron Easau of San Diego was third in Tonight Bronco cornerback John Rowser probably will miss the satisfaction with the Chiefs and "They've switched Ed Podolak weapon has been runnin hasgturned back wi th Coach Hank Strain cen- to fullback and are utilizing OtisArlmtrong,who contest with a groin injury and terrd on conservative, largely their rookie speedster, Woody in three linebacker Tom Jackson has d unimaginative play-calling. Green. They're thtOWIfl gamesandwhoappearsweuon been hobbled by a shoulder in. The Chief learn that meets ball more and generally are his way to a 1,000-yard season Jury and might not play. Denver in tonight's National playing with a more Wide.O*fl with v yards in nine games. Doubtful performers for the Football League game hde fig. style." Chiefs include wide receiver urea to bear little resemblance Green, eA.rlzonaState senInjury-plagued Floyd Little Otis Taylor, who has a leg nto that stodgy outfit. satlon, was slowed by early- has been slow to recover from a Jury, and defensive tackle Buck Since quarterback Len Daw. season injuries but has come on concussion received in last Buchanan, who has a broken 501'5 return from a ba ck Injury, to lead the Chiefs In rushing week's 176 Bronco victory over hand. the Chiefs have had three wi th 6 yards on i carries. Bal timore. He's expected to see Denver, still nursing hopes of games with more than Podolak continues to be Daw. action Monday night, although a wild-card berth in the play- umu /:30 (2) Jeopardy (B) What's My Line Wild World Of Animals Let's Make A Deal (13) Hey Jeannie 8:00 (2) National Geographics (6) Gunsmoke (I 13) Born Free (9) Rookies (35) The Baron (44) Dinah 8:30 (44) Bold Ones 9:00 (2, 5, 13, 44) Movie (1) Maude (9) NFL Football (13) (35) My Partner, The Ghost (44) Rock and Roll 20th Annuversary 9:30(6) Rhoda 10:00 (6) Medical Center (35) Felony Squad (44) Lady Love- In ]E (2 4) Wact Perspective (35) Rat Patrol 11:00 (2,6,8) News (35) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,S) Tonight Show MONDAY NOV. 18 EVENING There's Nothing featuring Like 7:00 (2) To Tell The ' Truth (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Truth Or C onseq uen ces (13) McKeever And The Colonel (24) AuctionS (35) Star Trek LOWREY ORGANS THE BEST Electric General Is coming to the j WEATHERTRON HEAT PUMP CALL. .. . PLUMBING a WALL HEATING INC. 1007 S. Sanford 322.02 Altamonte Mall -' wuWUWf. another 16 ChevePe at 142.599 m.p.h. CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE Alvin Dark Father, Son Racers Killed VILVS Here Today SILVEIISTONE, England AP — An En glish in Oakland's A's manager Alvin du.strialist and his son were killed Sunday in separate Dark will be at the First United I ('0 nit'1 p:rt r Lr. M ethcdist Church of Ov1cd today for a supper and a Ernest Scragg, 54-year-old textile manufacturer and religious program to be held in onetime British Auto Hill Climb champion, died when his the church sanctuary. Etype Jaguar spun off the &lver stone racetrack during a The strongly religious Dark, test drive. when asked If he had a model His son Philip, 20, was killed on a highway near Man. for his job as a manager, chester when his Ferrari was In a head-on collision with replied, "The past few years, another car. I've tried to think of how Jesus Christ would handle ballplayers." When his players criticized Baylor Interim Coach him behind his back, Dark's reaction is "Great peace have NEW ORLEANS The New Orleans Jan fired Coach the which love thy law, and Scotty Robertson and named Elgin Baylor to serve as nothing shall offend them." Interim coa coach of the National Basketball Association The supper, limited to 60 Learn, people, will begin at the church at 5:30 p.m. Prices are for singles, or for couples. S WE ABOUT $68O A Hsavy w.s,n e..t OPERATING MEMPHIS — The financially troubled World Football League again changed the the number of teams eligible for this year's postseason playoffs from three to six after originally announcing eight teams would take part. During the program Chsrco,t.d to P.,f.ction C06rL GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER (NT(RTAINMENT NIGHTLY In the L.mpllpht., Loun1• 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) t.i (9) BOZO 7:30 (44) Uniscope Almanac 6:23 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie 6:30 (6) Sunrise 8:00 (B) (9) (44) 8:30 (9) t.9 CBS CJUNSMOKE "In Performance of Duty" The rigidity of the judicial system perplexes Mutt Dlilon tonight. lie's laced with the problem of knowing an outlaw gang is responsible for murder and robbery, but the only witness Is a gravely wounded woman who Captain Kangaroc Dusty's Trail New Zoo Revue Movie iocas cii,. 1:15 y 5:11 I Tune Joker's Wild (6) (35) Romper Room (44) Father Knows Best 10:00 (3) Patty Duke ' 110:30 (2, 8) WinnIng Streak seriously wounded lo years ago, returns to the force giving up a successful business to get Richard Chamberlain. He portrays an English soldier whose disenchantment with life leads him to "con f ess" to a murder he didn't comit! An encounter with a beautiful "witch," played by Eileen AUunS, cnanges fliS mind, and restores his will to live. Recanting the confession, however, Is riot that simple. — revenge against the gunman who cut him out of his cornmission. His motives are kept $rnobchtjefta1naad sets up the oiminatIon of rivals in a ttll1ant1y executed sequence. mes Caan, Richard (stellano and Robert Duval kve leading roles. I i-to-conclusion ABC NFL 1ONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL ,_ the Kansas City Chiefs meet secret, but when members of e Denver Broncos at Mile • _, , - -. uvjJi ulicHi e entually WWWfl in uenver. tackers, Dillon has to free the discover the reason for the ex1:30-10 CBS RHODA Rhoda suspects. The Letter of the law cop's return, they find themeases Joe is concerned about must be maintained, a judge selves in a thorny situation, omething in their marriage, rules. 8-10 PBS HOLLYWOOD 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE A t is reluctant to talk about it. 8"9 ABC THE ROOKIES TELEVISION THEATRE " The predictable, yet funny, plot, he figures a third-party Ar thur Harmon tells his wife at onsultant would help. Joe and picks his twice. the last moment that he was grees invited six couples for dinner. lvorced father as the She goes hysterically to Maude, herapist. Rhoda's not en th used who volunteers to help her bout It. 10-11 CBS MEDICAL. CEN prepare. Then Maude discovers she and Walter are not among FEE "Hell of the Tyrant" deological warfare, with the invited firends. ivertones of Nazi atrocities, ENTER THE CORPSE. By brother-in-law, his business NBC MONDAY NIGHT surface at the hospi ta l. A noted Sara Woods. bit, Rinehart and par tner and a prominent bank. MOVIES "The Godfather" Jewish scientist, who Joins the er friend. Winston. 181 Pages. $,g5 PART If The conclusi on of the university staff or research most expensive movie ever purposes, becomes the target of Antony Maitland, ba rriste r, Complexities of plot are nuwhaai for TV NRC tin a neN oun. His Is the prota gonist in Sara terwoven with clues to the solusingle, tiro-part son is brutally bea ten. Gannon Woods's series of suspense Lion, but Woods provides some showi ng picks up consi..erable discovers that a popular ornovels. He appears In "Enter thrilling moments along the momentum in th e second half deny at the hospital is head of the Corpse" to clear the name way. asAlPacino,pleylng the sonof hate gr oup. inL ooffinutAURE ' God IS /TlAn A L ••-?l I BOOK The Horrible eoo House On The Hill R d1"i'" ig ht Riserv•$ioni 8383265 IIUI4I i.es 0:$ VUSUhIIUIS$ £C(,P4Ny,, p4a$It Screamed =1 a MUM TAHIr 3231125 Sunday Oi Starts 2:00p.m. KUNG FU t. INVISIBLE FIST of his friendRoger Farrell and of Roger's wife, Meg. It's all — But Saints because of the corpse. 1975 010 HsIf.T.n 350 Vi fl.,tsld. Pickvp By BRUCE LOWrrr reserve quarterback, Gary field goals. Al' Sports Writer Marangi, hit Bob Chandler with Redskins 21, Cowboys 21 On a day when the playoff a five-yard scoring pass. The Redskins, with a three. picture was supposed to beIt appeared headed for over- touchdown burst in the second come a little bit clearer, the time but not for long. Bob period, roared to a 21-0 halftime National, Football League Grlese passed for 31 yards to lead, then held off the Cowboys. turned liflo scrambled eggs Paul Warfield, then Jim KIIck Joe Thelsinann, substituting Sunday. caught a 12-yard pass and ran for quarterback Billy Khmer in In one of the least surprising for 11 more, That put the baU on a running situation, ran In for I developments of the day, the the 23, where Nottingham took three-yard touchdown In the defending Super Bowl chain- over, first period. In the second, pion Miami Dolphins moved Saints 20, Rams 7 Charlie Evans ran in from six Into first place In the American Tbe surprising Saints shut out y,zds out, Ken Houston raced Conference East with a nail-bit- Los Angeles until James Harris SI yards for a touchdown on a ing 35-28 victory over the Sub. threw a meaningless fourth- punt return and Khmer hit Roy falo Bills on Don Nottingham's quarter touchdown and Jefferson with a 31-yard scoring second touchdown run of the slammed the door on Lawrence strike. game, a 23-yarder on a draw McCutcheon, league-leading Steelers U, Browns ii play with 19 seconds to play. rusher who got just 28 yards Pittsburgh ended a 10-year And In one of the most siw- against New Orleans. Cleveland Stadium Jinx by prizing, the Los Angeles Rams The meaningful touchdowns beating the Browns. There were failed to lock up the National 13 turnovers, the 12th the big Conference West title. All they Bob Newland and a 17-yaz*rto one Cleveland quarterback needed was a tie. What they got Joel Parker. Bill McClard Brian SIpe's fumble midway in was their teeth kicked In as kicked In with field goals of 2$ the fourth quarter. Joe Greene New Orleans' Archie Manning and 51 yar. recovered it for Pittsburgh, needled them with 175 yards OIlers 21, Bengali 3 then he latereled It to J.T. worth of precision passing and The Oilers, wrecking Ken An. Thomas, who went 14 yards for the Saints also ran for 146 yards derson's passing game, won the touchdown that broke a IS. en route to the 20.7 shocker. their fourth straight for the first 16 tie. And Houston's for-real Oilers, time in a dozen years and Lions 20, Giants 19 who began their winning streak dropped the Bengals 14 games Errol Mann kicked a 37-yard with a 34-23 stunner over Cia- back of first-place Pittsburgh In field goal with two seconds left cinnati a month ago, shut down the AFC Central Division. to beat the Giants. With 1:58 to the bengals 204 with a fierce The Houston defense didn't play, Bill Munson drove Detroit defense, Dan Pastorini's pin, give any touchdowns and from its own 20 to the New York point passing and Willie Rod- hasn't in 10 straight quarters. 20 to set up Mann's winning gers' two touchdown runs. Anderson was Intercepted twice kick. In Sunday's other games, the and sacked six times. øn 34, Bears 0 Green Bay Packers kicked the Packers 19, Vikings 7 Rookie Tom Owen bombed Minnesota Vikings 19-7, the Jets Chester Marcol kicked four the Bears for 316 yards and two edged the New England Patti- field goals, then John Hadi touchdowns and scored on a ota 21-16, the Baltimore Colts teamed with MacArthur Lane short run In a three-touchdown beat the Atlanta Falcons 17-7, on a 68-yard touchdown pass San Francisco burst In the sec. the St. Louis Cardinals turned play that sealed Green Bay's orid quarter. "Whew, that's not back the Philadelphia Eagles victory and detoured Mm. a bd day," he gulped. 13-3, the Washington Redskins nesota's run toward the NFL burned the Dallas Cowboys 28- Central title, 21, the Pittsburgh Steelers doJets 21, Patriots is $ lea Led the Cleveland Browns Joe Namath passed for two 16, the Detroit lions nipped the touchdowns —. b'jt it waz the Nu. York GLats )-1 the San defense that made the differ49ers smothered the ence for the Jets. New York INTRODUCTORY Chicago Bears 34.0 and the picked off four Jim Plunkett Oakland Raiders downed the passes to drop the Patriots two San Diego Chargers 17-10. games back of Miami. The Raiders, with their victoColts 17, Falcons 7 rv, ( 1i r. hd tie r U AF1: To Introduce ld1I Mitchell Based on GM Proving Grnds mikWtests and extended maintenance i ntervals for Chevy!s bestselling 1975 pickup- projected through 54000 miles. — Chevy is serious about truck ecoiiom'. For 1975, Chevrolet. has made meaningful advances designed to lower the costs of operating this CIO Pickup. Based on GM Proving Grounds mileage tests anti new extended maintenance intervals, projected I hrough 50.000 miles of driving, savings in operating costs can be as much as $680 compared to last year's comparably-equipped model. Loft look atftsP6d&mod.b tiw popular This is t'hev's best-selling pickup and it offers outstanding potential for lower costs of operation. Projected savings based on GM Prcving Grounds tests are shown in the box at the bottom of this advertisement. These savings, of course, will vary depending on equipment, loads, operating conditions, driving habits and the pre of gaboline. — * VEHICLES AND TEST DESCRIPTION ("mpr.m at' I'a.ed on the fnt!o irg 19'. lIaIl.Ton Pickup and it comparable 1974 m'*l: ('In .i"(' ..'-barr#! 5 }1eeti4e ri.up. 8-fo',t box. under ii.mi G%V, equipped in rumpty ,th Eeii.rat emkion 'tar jartj', Aith Turk' IIvdra.niatu. $..p.f4 Iran.. :1.40.1 We ratio. anil l'.I tire'. MiI.ap IPt PtC rnndurted in the (M Prot'1n1 (roun.I' (.'itv 'Suburh*n fl iiri Schedule at average 'ie4 nf .4 mph .ith 1.6 'opa per mu.. Te't av.rqe from three produttmn 7 1. mo4l eve nmpared with t,t a%.rar.,c from three production 'l vno4ek. '1.t 'eijht '.ere 4.649 poundi for the and 4..'40 i''u'uli for the '4'. m.Ion, — Ic Moremil.s shortly before the arrival of U __ Maitland must establish a i motive for the murder, and clear friend Roger of suspicion of Involvement In a series of bullion robberies. Among other sus pects are Roger 's sister and Hondeflnjth.lpgIowsr Comparing this 1975 Chevy CIO Half-Ton Pickup' with Its 1974 counterpart in the GM Proving Grounds City/Suburban Serinia trom 17 Noon Adults 14.50; Children Under 12 $1.95 MENU -- Chilled Apple Cider— Fresh Fruit Cup Maraschino Roast Tom Turkey — Chestnut Dressing Giblet Gravy— Fresh Cranberry Sauce Creamed Pearl Onions Mashed Yellow Turnips Whipped Potato Candied Sweet Potatoes _____ OPIf'atillgCOOL - 7q' GEN •,. . — — Compare maintenance costs for the same two pickups. Following the Maintenance Schedule for recommended service, this '75 CIO Half-Ton Pickup, using unleaded fuel, could save about. $337 on parts, lubricants and labor over the comparable '74 model, using leaded fuel, projected through 50,000 miles of driving. That's because this new '75 CIO model has a catalytic converter and High Energy Ignition and needs fewer scheduled changes for spark plugs, oil, and filters, needs fewer chassis lubes, and has no points or ignition condensers to replace LUNCH 1.50 Tossed Salad— French Dressing Hot Rolls & Bitter Pumpkin Pie ........ Minced Pie Assorted Ice Cream After Dinner Mints rffee Sanka Milk Tea A,tiCICVII,I ' 007 ( Sv4ay e ° . ir'_.I E' I I4 -i'i 5' ,e. — 5'rk _____ ± la ppers TomorrOW Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 2:00 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (B) Guiding Light lung 121'roand — (B) Girl In My Life (35) My Favorite Martian — — IT — — •ra& Stimlatmo,"Sanksledhin Oregon Ave. at 1.4 & SR 46 1$) W. Caisnisi Dr - - (6) Andy Griffith (13) Smothers Brothr (24) Electric Company (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 5, 9) News (13) Modern Home Digest (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes --%PW SFAFOOD STUFFED GROOPER FINGERS FEAST Se rved Every Friday Other Selections '9'9 To Choose From $2 PH. 323-1910 ____ HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX "r -- SANFOkD 4 T!LL9 - — Tj -. FAMILY STYLE suffix — — — — — iT — 1 • 20 21 _____________________________ - 4 FEAST CHICKEN SOUP . FRESH GARDEN SALAD r r r [ 15 p - SI Vivid color 52Matuilnt apPtiiatIon 54 ts Cadmus i' — -------- 5:30 (2) News 45 Prr~jmjnon JIt lot IZISP 34t)AUghtt'ro( I3tslandstIf r Newlywed Game Impossible (24) Mister Rogers Neig hbor hood (3$) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:15 (13) Women's News 46 Fit 47 Dance slip 48 Lure 49 Feminine +_ r— l-- teas. nsa. - Ca Oris,do fzrrr ...+j — ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY BAKED VIRGINIA HAM ROAST LEG SPRING LB All The Trimmings cr' 'r — — iI)I.tSP.M. liii. fl PM. I),II.I$P.M. iI3%+Diiie .Nw UCassibqrry. Pus iii 1311 I I'!L' IILJ " 'I — iUSaUiaUflCir Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (1-1) () _rf:.'r Py if5:00 (9) Mission P~OJTJ 26 i.and 7 Dallied measure S Love to 27 Biblical ezcrs sinner 10 Feminine appellation ?SSurIrit 29 [tip lIt' an rtYms (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City _ Sopen(poct All major Credit C.rdi AccsØed I1roA,rJ i niri f. I MATflD iPiJc WnPIr3W statistics. An important fact to consider, along with lower iovaeosT ill ISIS BEFORE MON., NOV. 25 And that's a fact, according to 11. L. Polk & Co.'s industry I, AVThtIC M .Tk Ff1 £ $t (Bib) 32 Chains 33 Ice fmation 36 Facts 41 Enemy CPi4,.s. Feed & FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 323-4080 aU'N'I,yearout,rnor.h.iyyfrkHi, row mw. omratifir mon wlion —. _ I 42Inseci ACKO8 44 Asian range I Hoarfrost 4$ Songbird s Chilling 50 Asian region HOflSe 53 Anger lICas.sava S5Vendors 1paration so Afflict 14 rut a 57 telegram narrative is Person with 5$ Menu item alouduotce 37 Concurring - Green Peas Au.Suurre + Beaver 4:00 (2, 8) Sommerset . NewGuinea 35Summer IiZodiac sign Cr, 1 Uncooked 19utI— 2E&jrptian ZOMonai*ic 3$Gr,dsron title bird Marie (*1,1 cheer 2INewt 2OLav.'yers 3Grrater 391'oldseason 22Seav.erd charge quantity phenomena 23 Electrical 22 Constellation 4 Gardens o( 4 Condut ions units I4iiTw delight 44 Beast 30jacobsscn $Feline 24flaaiian burden _____ Sheram Live (3$) Uncle Hubie Show (9) News (44) Variety 12:55 (2) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 5) News (9) All My Children (3 4) MOVle 1:30 (2,8) Jeopardy (6) As The World (9) Match Game B) (9) One Life To Ar*eftOPrey,usPuute ISOfoIdagL' fl()5 SEMINOLE COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER Evening Iletuid At The Driving Schedule, the 75 Half-Ton, using unleaded gasoline, showed about a 14110 reduction in fuel consumption over the '74 model using leaded fuel. 1\b detailed in the box below, this would amount to net savings of $343 in 50,000 miles. Again, these savings will vary depending on equipment, loads, operating conditions and the price of gasoline. Keep Cool Roger's godfather, Hubert Denning, who had been In prison. S Survive A Marriage Don Corleon Marion Brando, moves into his fa ther's position Eve Sharbutt Associated Press It appeared in their home I. -- -. (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (35) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2.8) How To (44) Leave It To (35) BIg Valley (44) News 12:30 (2, 0) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For — In the (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,0) Anothe r World AFTERNOON 12:00 (2,44) News Young Anti Restless (5) Jackpot (9) Password 10:00 (2, 1) Name That Lady's Not for burning" A grim, psychological story set in the 15th century, starring v vt..uis' t,ni.i mire uougias "Vendetta" A Former cop played by Laurence Luckinbill, medically retired after being — 9:30 (5) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Petticoat Junction Golden Voyage To Tell The Truth (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver is- l.OVD 1 Gambit $10,000 Pyramid (35) Movie (44) Green Acres 11:00 (3,5) High Rollers (6) How You See It (9) Split Second Phil Donahue 11:30 (2,$) Hollywood squares (B) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News --' (3$) Mothers In Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue .i iivw Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (5) Sunshine : • Dolphins In First,, Hurt Rams i _________ - — Creamy Whipped Potatoes— Candied Sweet PnthtnAiui Buttered Pea & Mushrooms Corn Bread Dressing Candied Tiny Carrots Cranberry Sauce — Mint Jelly Assorted Hot RoUs and Butter Cof fee Tea— Milk — — — — )'42)3 — Pumpkin Pie rn,.1., I.. I..... $4 25 PROJECTED LOWER OPERATING COSTS DURING 50,000 M11 ES (TMiKSOMNO MNNEIIS 975 Half-Ton 350 '/8 FleetsidePicicup* LEARN 4dø Increased miles per gallon As tij in CM Priij Cfc4s C4f/ .aban 0u4r1 SCtt,dia., Ous HIS Cttq dO, ts.ng uniiaied lust. øows abot a W.. vegtcn rn tt1 csuitoi cwt, awrparab4e '74 mdI usieg Iudqd Iutl. Tht'i 7) t, tiioa 'n !0 eiit Cost fuguret ccvld my, depirl. rt rn 14 pr"e ct ia 4,1 ujn1ea5d NO ii txl 'e f t( ar 1':i f:r le I 'e crt er j fetra. ut:i's, this*-, ':ect a ret a,ungsr'f - lr ur . - Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2. I) Today WEEKDAYS MORNING is given little chance to survive. 1mm.e klontiflp. hgu. rrATua(s 30 3 - TONIGHT'STV ' (44) The Fugitive 75 CHEVYPICKUP church sanctuary—limited to 400, but no charge—Dark and his wife, Jackie will share their view on Christianity with those attending, and will open the session to questions and answers. 15 (9) 11:45 (9) News 12:45 (9) Movie 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow Show rPVC, COUrTE 'u: r AV — WFL Melodrama Continues I i i 114 1 (B) $343 FLIGHT -: — - - - - TURKEY & DRESSING HAM AND ROAST BEEF Fresh Garden Salad ICandied Yarns 37 - - - - - - &40)d OVERLOOKING THE ST. JOHNS (Includes All Three) Extended maintenance intervals C'ri-y raIeJ stheiu.iej na invs ,cnts fri t'ctPu 15 avid 7t Hi'S To,, mcd,l unj leUnmnd$,on* trgrn I4 1575 CPe,ro1,t Ttu'_A Sci-fi 10, 30 t14ht.001 1'i.'o' 5i'.m Vantinrce $l"itI. ( ,tut liii PikSS to, parts. fituff 01 111 as hogs for Ig,• " 'Al in Vows $pft'f'c Xfhtfs toutd bt t'tt, Of tor Pro;KIH thtut, soin rn',s.'Ve S11v irIs In pptt. Ibn arts a.i taker 1*. t 15 rn4l tI1 V'S 'p h 4 COMBINATION PLATTER - 'W5J'+%lI K i'fl HiHI'F 4\.S Holiday Isle Comolex Ph. 323-1910 LC OR MONEY BACK t'1kd ' uIii -' till- - I --------------------- - - �- 4 B— Evenjn9 Herald, Sanford, Fl. - L9Oi Notice - Monday, Nov. 18, 1974 - - — [ego! Notice Legal Notice — - - - Legal Notice .-. -..- -- - -- JU5IU Legal Notice III flt _1_••_ - tUI1 COURT, IN AND Legal Notice • ' AOI t ""' i I. LAAR _w - DANSI fl UU. -- 1 1q71. Otherwise a Iudoment may be action entitled In the Matter of the either dead or alive; and against his II a m at the west lront door of th Publish Nov. 16, 75. 1971 Petitioner's attorney, whose address entered against you for the rvlief aaby Beef-Fresh Sausage DEH 103 Adøption of John Mchael Frederick. Real Estate Associate wanted for $ Courthote of Seminole County, wife, — HODGES, a natural emari4ed in the Complaint. is Suite 1110 Hartford Bldg., S Free home delivery SaveS are hereby re-urnj to ftc your fast growing agency, speclailing San'rcl F!or,d the Lrderslgne( person, if 011v. ind if dead. .,ganst Orlando. Florida. on or trfore V.IINESSiny handandthesealof Please call (305) $30 6168 trt?eri detcnses with the Clerk of In subsidized hoi'iies. Call p,g,, unknown spouse, heirs, Cleckwulioterfor s.alethefoliowinç IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND December 17th, 1971, and tile the the Court on October 25th. $911 Said Court and to Serve a copy of deSr,bed real property: UNSWORTH REALTY, 323 4041. SEMINOLE (Seal) COUNTY, orIgInal with the clerk of this court devisees. grantee's, creditors or r FOR such written defenses upon the Lot 536, SPRING OAKS, UNIT FLORIDA either before service on PetitiOner's other parties claiming by, through, Classified Ads are here to help you Arthur H. Beckwittt, Jr. Petitioner, Gordon Victor bvy,selI,rentorswep according to the plot thereof under or against the said CIVIL ACTION NO. 74•1I1SCA-o9.0 attorneyorimmeclia?ely thereafter; ata tow Fiberglass laminator needed at Clerk of the Circuit Court once. Must be experIenced in all cost. Frederick, P.O. Box 1795, Sanford. recorded in Plat BooS'. 17, pages 71 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. otherwise, a default will be entered HODGES. who Is not . let us help you place known to be By: Joy Stokes Florida on or before the 7Ith day of phases ot laminating and yours-Call 3fl-261l or $3$ 9993 IS and 76, Public Records o1 FLOR IDA, a municipal corporation, against you for the relief demanded either dead or alive; and against C. Deputy Clerk November, 1971, in the absence of jelcoating. No other ned apply Seminole County, Florida, C McCRORY. a natural person, ii Publish: Oct. 29. Nov. 1. 11. 11. 1914 Petitioner, In the petition. whiCh a default may be entered Stwiine Enterprises, Bldg 133 together with all structure's, imi alive, and if dead. against hit DEC 170 WITNESS my hand and the seal at against you and the cause proceed Sat',rd 'Airport, 3730111 rovements. fixtures, oppliancesl MARJORIE P. KLUSMEIER, it this court on November 11th, $971 unknown heirs, devisees. gra.'rtees, cx parte, l, and appurtenances on said land o FICTITIOUS NAME C. editors or other parties claimIng WANT AD (Seal) Person experIenced in slaughterIng WITNESS my hand and seal as used In conjunction therewith, Noticeisherebygiventhatw,are by, through, under or against the Defe'ndants, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. f and hogs. Hopkins Meat engaged In busineis at 20) East $0 Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for The aforesaid sale will be made NOTICE IN EMINENT saId C. C. McCRORY, who is not Clerk of the Circuit Court Packing, 372-979). StrpIt,Sanford. Florida,32771under Seminole County. Florida on tifl; pursuant to a Final Judgment en DOMAIN PROCEEDINGS known to be either dead or alive; By: Joy Stokes ltd THE NAME OF THE STATE OF tri,fictitioijsrs,ameof INTERSTATE flt'd day of October, 1911. tered In Civil No. 74)159 A and against INFORMATION McCRORY, his Deputy Clerk pending in the Circuit Court of the FLORIDA. COLLECTORS CORPORATION OF (Seal) wife,aI5OturaIpet'tOn,ifaliy,n i, Publish: Nov. II. 25, Dec. 2 9 $974 * Clerk * EdhtNfllh Judicial Circuit in and TO ALL WHOM IT M.&'t' CON. DEH-100 Aflhur H. BeCkwith, Jr BOSTON and that we Intend to dead, against her unknown heirs. Part time employment, Some Clerk 104' Seminole County. Florida. register said with the Clerk & me CERN: And to ______________________________ devilees, grantee's, creditors, or evenings and weekends Ex DIAL $974 Deputy Clerk and parties who are believed to be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 16TH under or against the said — Mc. Florida, in accordance with the person only at the Sheraton provlsioe of the fictitiouS name Publish: Oct. 21. Nov.4, 11. II. 1914 ISeal) non.resldentsoftheStatec,f Florida, JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR CRORY, WhO is not knOwn to be Sanford Inn, II and SR 14. Seminole 322•261 1 DEG-1$1 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and whoSe last known places of SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. either dead or alive, and against statutes, to wit. section $6S.O ______________________________ Clerk of the Circuit Court residenc, areas set forth below, and CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.191,.CA441 NELSON ft. WILLIS, a natural So, ris, your family this Xmas with By: Martha T. Vihien (Seal) - all pe-fSOfis claiming by, through and In re: the Marriage 04: person, if alive, and if dead, against th.smoneyyouearnsellingvo FICTITIOUSNAME Deputy Clerk under them, together with the JOHN THOMAS BERNARD, H. .1. Warren hIsuflknownspouse,heirLdevisees Winter Park Call 611 3019. Notice is hereby given that I am VAN DEN BERG, GAY - respeclivt parcel numbers in which Vice President Husband.Pelitioner, grantee's, creditors or other Parties ___________________________ engaged In business at 106 W & BURKE. PA. - they are alleged to be Interested; Attest: ftfld claimIng by, through, under or CommercIa', Sanford, Seminole Attorneys for the Plaintiff - HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS S. R. Warren EMMA K. BERNARD, against the said NELSON B. 24 Business Orlando 831•9993 County, Florida under the fictitjou% - Post OfIk, ftoz 793 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SICTtt$IV Wife-Respondent. WILLIS, who ii not known to be Opportunities name of JIM COLLINS REALTY, Orlando, Forida 32607 - . OF CHICAC0 NOTICE OF ACTION eitherdea4or alive; andagalnit his Ptjbl$UtsOcL3$, Ho*11. 15.1974 and that I intendqo re9Ister said - Publish: Nov. II. $974 to National Homes 1fl THE STATE OF 'FLORIDA TO: Wlfe,---WlLLIS.anaturaIpern - name with the Clark of the Circuit DEH 9$ - - .4 - Acceptance Corporat Aik'FOr Want Ads YOUR OWN BUSINESS EMMA K. BERNARD WHOSE if alive, and if dead, against her IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court, Seminole County, Florida ifl t Office BOx 2.50 FICTITIOUS NAME RESIDENCE IS CITY OF unknown spouse, heirs. devlsees. Service and'supply dealers with EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. accordance with the provisions Of Lafayette, Indiana iipg Notice i hereby given that i am i/IRGINtA BEACH, FORMERLY grantee's, creditors or other parties products manufactured by Want Ad CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the Fictitious Name Statutes. To. engaged in busIness at 174 FaIrway PARCEL II OF THE COUNTY OF PRINCESS claiming by, through, under or COUNTY, FLORIDA Purolator, - Wells. Uniroyal1 Wlt Section 16,5.09 Florida Statutes Or. Sanford. Seminole County, That part of Lot 9 In Block 0 of ANN, STATE OF VIRGINIA AND CIVIL DIVISION 5951. ChampIon and other's. Department Hours Florida under the fictitious name of HARMONY HOMES, Seminole WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS: notknowntobeeltherdeadorallv,; NO. Cl 74.1S69.0 5: James H. Collins PANTRY FOODS COMPANY, and Comnt5', Florida, according to plot 5116 SUNNYW000 DRIVE, and against all parties having Or LYNN INSTITUTION Dealers established by the FOR Publish: Nov. 1), 11.25. Dec.?, 1971 ther.ofasrer $:O0A.M..S:p,M. in Plat Book $3, VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA nsa, I intind to register said claiming to have any right, title or SAVINGS, a Massacttusens Cor- DEN-SO company , Page 35, Of the Public Records of 23435. Mondayffir-tjF with ?h Clerk of the Circuit interest In the following described p-oration, Can be Operated out of your home Seminole County, Florida, tO feet Semflte County, Florida in ac A sworn Petition for Dissoluton of real property located In Seminoie 1 thru times ......40c a fins NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Plaintiff, on a part or full time basis. d with the p'ovisIons of the wldeandrunningaiongth000 Marriage a Vinculo having been County, Florida, to wit: NAMESTATUTE 6thru73tjmes ........oca line Fc(itious Name Statutes, ToWit: ICtIifle04LOt9WithLOtIiBio C) filed regarding your marriage to TRACT ONE: Lot 2. Pine Crest BRUCE MICHAEL SAUNDERS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Require, a minimum of $2,.61I.7) Section$6509Fiorkta5tafut 1957. id51l5i00L.E5Sthatpartin JOHN THOMAS BERNARD in Subdivision, according to the plat 26timas .............23caUne otice Is hereby given that the and BETSY J. SAUNDERS. his cash for inventory and service D. M lUke he existing utilities easement over Circuit Court in and for Seminole thereof recorded in Plot Book 5, witi. purthasesi. easfernmost II feet ($2NMINIMUM CHARGE) undersigned, pursuant to the Publish: Nov. II, 23, Dec. 9, County, Florida, the short title at Page 7*, of the Public Records Of Defendants. "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter DElI 100 3 Lines Minimum b. The assigns, an, suc. which is IN RE: THEBERNARD. .RRIAGE Se'mlnol, County, Florida. ________________________ NOTICE OP SALE $63.09. Florida Statute, will register _______________________ eiaors Inunknown Interest, trustees OF: JOHN THOMAS The Company offers a complete by TRACT TWO: Lot 1). Pint Crest NOTICE is hereby given that with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE back of all Inventories. Announcements parties claiming by, -thrOugh. Husband-Petitioner, and EMMA K. Subdivition, according to the plat __________________________ pursuant to a Final .Iudgm.ni at and for SemInole County, Florida, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Or against any and all of the BERNARD,Wife.Resporident, these thereof retorted In Plot Book 5, WrIt, today for a possible affiliation foreclosure entered November $3, ion receipt of proof at the CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR ibOve named corporations. whither presents command you to appear Page 71, of tIte Public Records 1-Card of Thank; 1971, in thi Circuit Court of the Publicaticx, of this notice, the I ic. SEMINOLE COUNTY and more written Information 'xisting or dissolved; and to all and file your Answer or other Seminole County, Florida, Eightnth Judici$ C'rcuit, in and tItlous name, to.wit: AIB Air NO. 74•tSl3CA49.S Include phone. AF Systems, Inc. 2-In M.emortam rsons and parties claiming or defenseorpleadlngwlththeC,erkof to, SemInoleCc,unly, Florida in Civil Conditioning Service under Which FRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND TRACT THREE' Lots l9and 14650 S. Redwood Pd, Salt Lake ving any interest or claim as the Circuit Court in and for Seminole Anon No 74 1569 C. ARTHUR H. WC are engaged in bujir,i5s at Box LOAN 157, Pine Crest Subdivision, ac ASSOCIATION OF City, Utah, $410-I, wners. morlgogees. judgment County. FloridO. and ServC a copy BECKW1TH, JR , Clerk of the said 3377 in ?hC City of Longwd, Florida cording to the plot thereot recorded HOMESTEAD 4-Ptrsonal reditors or lien hodCrs of, upon or lhereof on Petitloner' attorney, Court, w,II tell f cash in hand to 32750 in Plot Book 5. Page 76. of the Public Plant.lf. 27 gainst the Parcels of land Jack T. Bridges, of Cleveland & Investment S-&ost and Found the highesi and best bidder, at the Records of Seminole County, That the parties Interested In said VS ereinafter described: Mile, Pc,st Office Drawer Z, San Florida. West Front door at the cour,Pouse, business enterprise are as follpws: JOHN E. WILLIAMS, JR.. and — I Opportunhtie PARCEL II Care ford, Florida 32171, on or before the Seminole County, FICW'Ir4 at 11:00 Edward DeStenfanis TRACT FOUR: Lots IS and 220, WILLIAMS, his wife, If married That part of Lot 9 In Block DOt 9thdayof December, AD, 174, or 7-Motels . Hotels o'clock AM. on Mndiy, December . Leon Virtue PineCrestSubdivision,accordingto residence unknown, ii living. Increase your Income to 11 per cent. ARMONY HOMES, Seminole a default will be entered the plot thereof recorded in Plat 2. 1974 the following dISCTIbid real Publish: Nov. P. 16. 75, Dcc- 2, 1971 unknown spouse's, if remarried, and B-Eating Places unty. Florida, according to plat otherwi ajainst you. 3 yr-s. Marvin P. Gassnsan 260) property siIuated in Seminole CEl4.5J Book 5, Page 7*, of the Public if dead.' then unknown suses. it erect as recorded In Piat Book 13. 9-Good Things to Eat Mohawk Trail, MtId. Mtg. Bkr COunty, Florida, to-wit: WITNESS my hand and official Records of Seminole County, remarried; all unknown heirs, 'Or 33. of the Public Records FICTITIOUSNAME 443 1612 (21 Hr's.) Lot I, 8locli 13. NORTH sealoftheCle,koftp,ei,cjt Court. Florida, minole devi5ees, grantee's, assignees. ID-Do It Yourself County, FlOrida, 10 fte$ on this 6th day of November. A.D., ORLANDO. FIRST ADDITION, Is heriby given that I am ii,nor, creditors, trustees, or TRACT FIVE: 10160. Pine Crest 11-lntn,ctlon; deandrunningalongth,com,.,1 1974 according o the Ptat thereof as engaged In business at Rte 7. Box otherwiSe claiming by, through, Subdivision, according to the plot ________________________ line of Lot 9 with Lot $ in Block 0 (Seal) 29 SOSA, Sanford 32771, Seminole Rooms for Rent corOed in Plot Book 12, n triereol recorded In Plat Book S. under or against the said John E. Said Subdivision LESS that Part In County, Florida under the fictitious Williams, Jr ,and — Williams, his end 71. Public Records Of Seminole Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Trv.I i. Recreation Page 7$, of the Public Records of P existing utilities easement over name of SEA WORTHY WOOD County, Florida Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Room for rent, private bath a .' ratecnmost II fCC? ii marred anr against all PRODUCTS, and that I Intend to trctudng By' Lillian T JCnkin entrance, 377 c other per- on having or claiming to (LEASE TAKE NOTE that 0 13-Travel Agencies TRACT SIX Lots 68 and 70, p Dputy Clerk Rang,. Refrigerator, W-W Carpet register said name *ith the Clerk Of have any right. title or interest in or CrS'st Subdivision, according to the 14-Camping.R.sorts cIaration of Taking has been filed , th. Circuit Court, Senilnofe County, to the property DATED thi5 13th day plot thereof recorded in Piat Book S. herein described, i the abOviltyled cause by the Jock T. Bridges. j Florida in accordance with the NOvember, 197.4 CLEVELAND & MIZE JO Ptitloner, Page 76, of the Public Records of 15-Action Sportt Apartmen Rent Defendants. ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. Pr0vi510f at the Fictitious Name CITY OF ALTAMONTE Post Office Drover 7 Seminole County, Florida NOTICEOF PUBLICATION RINGS, FLORIDA, a municipal Sanford, FL 3777$ Unfurnished St0tt,t, To-Wit: Section $65.09 Employment Clerk of the Circuit Co-,,ri TO John E Williams, Jr • and — Q'Pratlon, for condemnat TRACT SEVEN: Lot 1$, Pine -, of Florida Statutes 1937. By. Eiane' RiCharde Williams, his wife', II married I etTflt5 iii, over and across the Attorneys for PetItlr Crest Subdivision, according to the Duplex Sanford area. 7 bldroom's, 5: Rlthtrd E. Cruger Deputy Clerk 1I-HII Wanted In Publish: Nov. 11, 1$, 75, Dec. 7. 1971 plot thereof recorded in Plot Book 5, residence unknown, if living; eral tracts f land desc,i Stove, refrigerator, air, SIlO Putlish: Nov. II, 23. Dec 7, 9, 1971 unknown spouses, if remarried, and Publish: Nov II. 1974 DElI o Petition for the purpc's Page 76, of the Public Records of 2)-Situations Wanted month plus $75 deposit $34 903.s, OEH9O DEN-log f dead, then unknown spouses, SemInole County, Florida. _____ C sfrucinrj, installing and BOAROOF COUNTY rrm,Irried all unknown heirs. r 'ntoining sanitary all as Defendants, GREETINGS ,. * *GENEVA GARDENS * * deylsees grantee's, aSsignees, C 'of Altamonte Sprin.s,f toi-ida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice of Public Hearing Single Story 5tudI, 1, 1. Ond 3 lienors, Creditors, trustees, or ach Defendant is hereby notified that a proceeding to quiet title and The Board of County Combedroom apartments 24-Business Opportunitie's Pool, otherwise claiming by, through, t the Petitioner will call - up for missiorters of Seminole County will for other relief has been brought in Clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, the Circuit Court of Seminole 25"L*ans under or against the said John E. h ring before the Honorable hold a public hearing in the County kitchen equipped, central heat Williams, Jr and — Williams. P15 R ard B. Muldrew, one of the Commission Chambers of the County, Florida, against all persons u-Insurance and air. Monttity rentals from wife, if rnorried and against all ii es 04 the 0bOviStyI.d Crt, 1113,50, claiming any estate, right, title on Seminole County Courthouse, 327 7090, 1305 W. 25th St., Sanford. other persons having or claiming to tI th day of December, A Interest In, or lien Upon, the abc'i,i,I 27- Invsstm.nt Opportunfttos D. 1971, Sanførd. Florida, on Tuesday, haveany right, title'Or Interest, in c,r at IS o'clock, p m ,a the Seminole described property situate inf December 10, $914, at 7.00 P.M. to the property herein described FR AN KLIN ARMS APIS Seminole County, Florida, and you Cdnty Courthouse, Sanford, soon thereafter as possible to con Rentals YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Fifida, its application for order of siderarnendlngtpie 1170 Floriøa Awe are hereby required to file with the SeminoleCounty that Suit to foreclose mortgage Ia heretofore filed in this cause. Rules and 323uS0 Clerk of the Circuit Court above Regulations regarding 79-Rooms for Rent .'oainst real and personal property Al rtie's to this Suit and all dlgnaled, iii and for Seminole other public water and sanitary sewage Pr5 been I ited against you in the nf estedpartiesmayppe61-0,, sy5tCtviS ordinance Cnty, your written appearance 30-Apartments Rent ,boye Court by the Plaintiff, First Ii arid place designated and be Unturnih.d (personally or by attorney), in said fl S John A Kimbrough 1 eaerai Savings and Loan he Sandlewood Villas p'ngs on or before the 11th day 31-Apartm,nhR,nt Chairman Msociationof Homestead P1 Defendant is hereby corn of Decembj', 1971, and thereafter to ATTESTTt Furnished prnp*,t'1, SOught ta p m. Jedto5eryewritten defenses to FNI,L ApP1..i,l NT file ser -wk' on the attorney for the h.%t(iQs,d is as Ioiiows saietition04 S JOSEPH DAVIS, 5 Arthur H lieckw'lh, Jr. Robert L. Young, At. 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished Clerk t,ot II, Stock "C" HIDDEN JR(Atforney for Petitioner, Pof Publish: Nov. 11, IS, 25, Dec. 2. 1974 tOl'ney, Suite 1601, CNA Building,' LAKE, (lUll IA. Oc(ording to the O$f Box 13X. Sanford, Florida, DEN 19 33-Hovst Rent Furnished * Unfurnished I P.O. Box 1171. Orlanoo, Florida Piat there.sf. recorded In Plat Bn'k i- Wl Or be'fOre 11* 2nd day of ____________________________ 377, and file with said attorney for 34-Mobil, Home-s Rent Il. pages 50, 5) and 5?, Public Deber, AD. 1974, Ond the Plaintiff and with the Clerk of to file the Records of Seminole County, or I of said WrIIIen deftns.s INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHE theabovestatedCourt, your written 35-Mobili Home Lots * W/W Shag Carpet Florida. writ ne Clerk of Circuit Court ci EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Fnr Rent defenses or answer, if any, Ic the aio.rt rIp' YOU APE PEQUiPID tO '..rrvr a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMIP4OIE t'.'q. erv.'r Ccri-lnt, nt Pc times prerrj 36 Resorf Property 'iurr or attyr Pct,n'.'r' COUNTY. FLORIDA, Ottorncy or irn Fot' Rent by law therein setting up the estate, * pleading on Plolntitt's Attorney, me4tely thereafter to show what CASE NO, 14-1344-CA.13.O rIght, title or Interest In, or lien MALCOLM H F-PIEDMAPI, COD rigtl PitI, in?Cr,,,I 37-8usin,n Property lien you, or BERTHA B BAKER, upon, the above described property Dojqlos Rad, Coral Gablt, For Rent Ypf you, have in Plaintiff, : claimed by you. Herein fail not or to the Florida, 3)134. and file the' original fWO ty described In said petition, vs. iudgmenf will be entered agaln$l 3$-'Want,d to Rent Dishwasher.Disposal 4 dxlheOfI ceofthecikoftheabov, end shQWCav$e',if any J. 0. DAVISON, CARRIE 5' you by default. Court, on or before the lath day of wtij aid property shoi,id not be' DAVISON, ,l. A. HENNESSY, B. F. The abbreviated title of this cause Real Estate Decimber, $974. in defatAt .14 WhIch COtS twied for the CURTIS. CORA H. CURTIS, AN141$ and f$ "BERTHA ft. BAKER, Plaintiff, ' the cornptaint will be' takqn es O$' I51tforthInphepofI,,lfed NETTE PLUMMER SMITH, vS. J. C). DAVISON, it Clothes Washer.Dryer at. Diten. coniti5.4 against you for Phe' relief 4 O-Condomtnlums CHARLES C. HO'GES. C, C. McII you fall to tlo so, a defautf dent" 'egur'sted in Plaintiff's complant will entered against you for the CRORY. aa.'l NELSON B. WILLIS, Witress mu hand ., ._,. 41-Houses for Sal. temandrd in the Pe'fiti, Defendantt, Court at Santord, Seminole County, Recreational Build ma IIEAI{T ATTAL'I, STILORE and other car-thus ascular DATED this 13th day ot 42-Mob lit Homes W4ESS 'n -v hand and seal AMENDED Florida, ?hi5 1ltIt day ol Novenor, dlse'a8t$ lull more Annyricnnts than all t,ther ciusn Novembe'r, 1974 saidlouit On the 1St day 4 NOTICE OF SUIT 45-Lots and Acreap. 1971. ICOURT SEAL) combined, In 3974 ihete dlssa'tets will claim f)jj 40v$ber'.A C). tu, TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: (Seal) Arthur H Bet kw,ffi, Jr HeatedPooJ 44-Farms and Grov,j I SE i en million IIvet—S3% n(alI deaf his. t)urin February .1. 0. DAVISON, a natural person. Arthur II. Beckwitti, Jr. Ccrk of flt' C'rcu.t 4hur H Be'ckwith, Jr. If alive and If dead, against hIs 4S'.RSsOI1 Property I ji Heart Fund campaign wifl neck funrL.c Tr) reduce Clerk of the Circuit Court, t-.jrt of Ccjrry. FIr Grk of lh Circuit Court. unknOwn heirs. dev?see-s, grante', For sal. nciki's death and disability by telling (he public how $, Sem1nole County, FIord Eidirie RiChard. 1.2 Bedroom creditors or other ponies claiming to lecognhze the early vuarning isignM of heart attack By: Joy Stokes 45-fflCOma And Cletk (.tity Clerk by, through, under or ig$Inst the Deputy Clerk Publish. Nov II, 25. D.c. 7.9. 1174 Pijbt and istroke and how to reduce their rush of the-nc kilter : 1nvestmtnt Property Nov. 4, 1). II, 25, 1971 saId 3. 0. DAVISON, Who is nOt FROM $I6j Publish: Nov. 1*, 23, Dec. 2. 9, 1974 DEN 101 dlneuu. DEH known to be eIther dead or alive'; 110W 4 7-Rt.l'Ef.t, Wanf,d DBH.107 AIRPORT BLVD _______ 30 Apartments Rent — Iinlurn,shed ______________________________ 31 Take a cue from a Classified Ad and sell your no longer-needed pool tablet Phone 372 261) or S)1-?9fl. _______________ 41 32 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1st St. _____ -. Cove LAKE S Disposals SDrap,s 323.7900 ORLANDO 345.5553 33 OFF AIRPORT BLVD '- Mobile Homes Rent 34 . - - .-...-....... 35 I $54N-%Ii.1N as, vIgd ha i.e vs re'sare'sA, Tour Ii9ib.Iity a rcIlasa sew 3 fee NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND IBOUCID MOP'THLY PAYMENTS vadir tIll ?anmip Ad$sae A,ifli$tvat,.n Asustaric, Plan. - Trucker's Special , Riieinoe Prnnarfsi For Rent fou can buy quality merchandise at a budget price when you shop the Want Ads! Jim . - __________ Stemper 4Isu, I "A wise investment beats a lifetime a' * ' - Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. French 377 1991 373-7311, 377 1196.377-734 377 1l64, 377 1959 '." Ph. (305) 323.8160 KOrlando_834•2 .._ 7( Deitona * * * * 7*j, Pd. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homes, 1V5 to 7 baths priced from $27,650 to $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 901.769.7760. Orlando, * . * * - (a lail Stemper Realty _________ 4 State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 11.92. RIAGE A 30,5-173.13)6. 'I., 9dgCwide '.J- L W' HOMES OF DISTINCTION - -,- - -=- , -. : -- 4 Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. - Built With Pride By Additions ' I -.= 5 - - -- -- . II .- I WV •JIJI _'''W' -, Call For Appointment cJSTJcJc RomodeI1fl 'p.— *rtj KIJLP REAL fr 407W 1st Street __________________________ TAFFER REALTY IIOOE 75th St 372665$ IS. -- ,W-:v - - 122.900, 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath. A doll hous. Corbeft Real Estate REALTOR O,Bary 66.6.4791 Veterans No Down, 2 Bdrin., den, fenced, $116 mc. %' pat. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323-7730. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS N'qhts 377 5121 or 322 23fi2 Want To Be lmpressed Spotless, dramatic, spacious, corner lot, super landscaping. We could go on. but, better sas this almost new 3 bedroom home with central air, double garage, and much more for only $31,500, And great terms. CallBart Real Estate REALTOR 21 Hour Sei'vle 322,749$ Large 2 story house. Central air and heat, fenced yard. After 3, 321 0207. New Homes for sale or rent, by private owner. 3 lovely homes, located In Deltona. Lots larger than average. $33,000 to 139.000 Call Jim Knox at 322-0074 or 30$ '25 1525. SCCLUDED and convenient. S acret ____________________ Dial the results number, 372 7611 and plac. a fast acting Want dt StampsCoins Bicycles of Sanford 1*01 French Ave Beat The Holiday Rush Special Sale GOLD Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 1st St., 373.4352 - - 72 10 PCT. OFF OnAliBike%AnidAccesiorie's Sate Ends Nov. 30 AuctIon 1966 Triumph 650 Fully chopped, $750 322 1106 Open daily $0 S for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy Es,.,... .,. 8N, Ford Tractor DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE 365 3164 after 6 3235470 64 Equipment for Rent don. Pets and Supplies New arid Used Carpet Sale: $1.00 sq. yd and up Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beef Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 372.3152. Sanford Auction _________________ 79 Public Auction Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp..'t Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 $911 Penton 125 dirt bIke Runsgcod. Extra Chamber $315. 3fl 6006 Hwy.46 West, Sanford - Color Console TV: Also 25" Color Stereo; Six wrought iron dining chaIrs, 373 01, 1200 French. 373-7340 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Trucks and Trailers 1960 Model Ranchero 658 1155 Nov. 18, 1914, 1 F.M. Furnish your home for the least wIth the best. Home furnishings, brIc A-br-ac, a little bit of everything Sanford Auction. Come early and ef a front row seat. - 80 Autos for Sale 1965 Fiat Convertible. good condition. $330 3723207, with a ClassIfied Ad. Dial 373-2611 or 531-9993. _______________________________ Adorable black male Peek-A P00 10 weeks old. $75 or best offer 322-9151 Flowers arid Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants, "Ouality at Discount Prices", CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. Orlando Drive. 3737150. 7' Heart Cypress fence post. $1.25 cacti at Osteen. 322-1641 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE 3$) 3l$E First SI 322-5622 Sole or Trade, Electric golf cart, $350 or Tractor rider mower, 3237377. STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 14, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full of Qood clean used furniture, an. tlques., TVs, and appliances. AuctIon every Saturday night 7:30 SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 15,j ba?h home. Fenced yard. $11,700, ACR EAGE Good small acreage with and without homes PAYTON REALTY Peg Real [Itt, Broker Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc, 322-1599; 372 US) Day. Eve. 42 Mobile Homes GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5700 Loke )ennle 51 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. 323.0742 or 323-05.32 —m k,,,. Livestock And Poultry Hogs for sale: 3 Boors, wisigh 125 lbs. 2 Sows weigh 200 lbs. I Boar. 150 lbs. 3fl 5459. 1 Bull (half Bremer, half Shallot, wlegh'.s 1,200 lb's. About 2 yrs. old. 327-5659. 68 Camper. Ira vel Trailers — "a 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger 1900 Cash 372 3077 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W. 1st St. 3734711 * Mustang City * A small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see. Call 377 2611 or 53) 9993 $50 Down (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Camper, Open Road, over cab. sleeps I. self contained, *430. 337. 247. Buys 76 Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Any . Car FREE Me., your old abando'iecj car tree I live in Seminole County not in Palm Beach. If you will call atter 4 p-ru. 337-1634. Reconditioned Batteries, 117.9$ exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, $119 Sanford Ave. Wanted to Buy - 1971 Dodge Dart, loded, beautiful, 1 EXPLORER OWNERS owner. Southern RV Services. Your authorized service center 1q70 Cougar. exceptionally clean, warranty and other services. 373. fully equipped. 9020; 630-1020. )7.977,tjltiand 643.1415 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prlcespald, used, any condition. 444-6126. WInter Park. 1965 Mercedes Benz. 1900, AM.FM, 4 Speed, air conditioned, $1,500. 322.2521 JERRY'S USED 1. REBUILT PARTS 703 French Ave. 321-0590 Dining suite, table, I chairs, china, buffet. $65; single bed, Luxor mattress, $35; matching single beds. $10 pair; chests from 1)0. dressers from $45; bookcase, $12; Gatel.g table. 52S; Sofa, nice, $60; dinette set, $15. KuIp Decorators, 109 W. 1st St. 322.7335. Bahama Couch, $79.93; Wicker rocker, $35; Dinette, $34.93; DAVE'S FURNITURE. $00 Sanford Avø. 323-9310. Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings daily! BEDDiNG SALE * * Buy Dlre(-t-Whse, Prices, ' -s Of I Unit Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 17 92 Cas%elber/y $312060 Washing Machine, $10. Few Other Small Items 372.4455 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You! 1 Accounting Complete accounting arid tax sec. vice for small businesses. Williams Accounting, Five Points. 372 754) Appliances kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Snks Installation .tva'Iabie Bud Cabell 322 6052 anytime Full Line GE AppIlarr's Corrpany 2372 Park Drive, 372 1567 Sanford Electric Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic. Pay balance of $75 or 10 pay. merits of 1$. Auto Repair p - JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your r.ar best for less. all work guaranteed 705 Frenth Aye, 321 0S90. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 322 9411 chair's. As low as $69.95. ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Beauty Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harniell's Beauty Nook) 5191 Pine 3223717 B.- Carpentry Ref. $4 Cu.. 53$; Dinette set, III; twin bed, $12.50. D&J Curiosity Carpentry - Small job specialists Shop, 1701 W. 1st St. Remodel, Repair. Addition', Licensed. Bonded. InSured. 10 Yrt Eap. 323-4113. 52 Appliances KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, uSed machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 065'.Used washers and dryers. Mans' to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances Dlck't Ap piiance's, 372 7651 55 Boats & Marine Equipment 38' Houseboat, sleeps 6. Good motor. Call Ginger, 162-1000. ROBSON MARINE 2977Hw'i' 1192 II' Fiberglass Runabout. w-s. str' Wheel, running lights. $135 or trade fOr 'tO hp, 0.0. 3230159. PET REST 11.14 B0 rding & Grc,i'irng Ph. 3771051 Remodeling, Additions & Repair. Crpentry, Roofing, Cement Finishing, Painting. Reasonable. Billy Geck. 323-1207. GOLDEN 1'OUCH'N SEW' S Piece Wood Dinette Sit, table 8. 1 Odd jobs of all types. Carp-entry. Painting. Cement Work. L.gr-iI Hauling. 322-2645 I Central beat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Car Harris, at SEARS In Sanford, 327 1771. in sewing cabinet, repossessed Eves. 669.1144 Pet Care Air Conditioning * *Singer* * Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and) needle posItion. Like new condition, sold new for $16. balance of $45 cash or S payments of $10. Plew warranty. Home Improvements Heater Cleankig Land Clearing Iaridcieaning septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways All kind', of digging 37? 9)17 or 373 395) K&L Lawn Service Clean up and hauling One timeor monthly 323 0351 Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2542 Park Drive 3:? $365 Jim RO Pest Control 7626 IroquoIs Ave. Sanford, 377 2070 You can get s lair price when 'IOU advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads. toy are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent With 0 Want Ad. II or Trade-fl' Thompson BOat, Gray Inboard engine. Will trade for camper or travel trailer 377 —i': a Sewing Custom made' Drapt Spreads. Quality v. , u.iossil,eci Ad', .t'e hq'nc lu help buy. sell, rent or swap. at a Io'. COSt lit us help place yours Cii D7? 7511 cr 1)1 997 1 Remcideting and Repair's. Room bdditions Fully Insured Good references. Jim Trego, 37$ 0201. FALL CLEANING "Irripac" Wash 1. Spra-Kicen Exterior wells, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removet mildew, fungus, mud-dobbers, wasps 1, spider webs. 3720397. Dorothy Bliss. 319 S,l, Lawn Care Thanks to Classified Ad. users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 3722611 or $31 9993 interlcr-Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching and simulated brick specialty. 322 2760. Pressure Cleaning C&A BACKHOE SERVIC! VINCENT'S CARPENTRY Interior Trim, Paneling, Custom Carpentry No job too small LicenSed & Bonded. 323 5477 Custom Work. Licensed Bonded. Free' estimate. 373 4035. - p 'hC car 0 thC garage Si, no longer needed items *ith Cl0%',ilied Ad .n the Ever,-r. Herald, Dal 322 2611 or Iii 9"' place -yourS Painting Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, PIANO SERVICES All makes. Intl. Players Tuning. Repair, 143-9S00 (Jn I New or repair work. Free estimates 1$ Yrs. experience. $4.2 *3.63. Home improvements Pino Services Roofing OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 3735951 0939 - 1959 LIncoln wIth 430 engine, lust rebuilt. Ne'w transmission. Best of toppers finance, Shots, guarantee 194 737 3176 or 1 901 fl7 7912 67 1970 Simca, real economy. $500 322-7)97. -- Household Goods APARTmENTS ON LAKE JENNIE I.) BEDROOM APTS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS fl,Jflt ,Vt ,$,tI,ia, __________________ Sanford Ret Vee now has a full line Cher's Kennel. Pups, studs, AKC. Toy & Mini Poodle's all colors, Cocker, MIni & Large Dachshunds, ShiN 1w, Schnauzer. Yorkie. Boston Terrier, Chihuahua. Beagle, Clii p00. 23 Below Wholesale, while My last: American of Marlinsyille, solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with matching desk, chair, night stand, $200. AT NOLL'S STORES Thervs One Near You 3727310 SE SOt J4J - Jill. Healthy Grown Rabbits Free to good homes 373 4792 MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy. 17 92. Open Sat.& Sun 9-5 636 7920 1200Frenth Ave. $964FordWagn Excellent Condition Best Offer 3774077 SANFORD AUCTION Need shelf space for Christmas gifts? Sell nolonger-ne,ded Items Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home. Terms. $21,900 322•3103 , Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733144. p.m. Consignments welcome, For BROKER 372 3992 Nights)?) 1167 or 3fl-9007 - ______________ - Motorcycles 8 J information call 372.9719, A. A. McClanahan SANFORD 32) 1670 $ .J,,_ -- WE BUY AND SELL ________________ Lawn and Garden 62 SURPLUS SALE: Kifchen cabinets, kitchen sinks, oil heaters and drums. Nov.71, 1911 9:3Oa m.to3 p.m. 1st come 1st served. Sale will be held at Sanford Airport Bldg. 3)7. Of Loch Arbor . Wanted to Buy - 69 3 Wheel new adult bike. Never been used. $130 Call after 6:30)73 MisceIIanous For Sale - cone see us lit our big new location 4 , ; _________________-.+- Relax Shop the easy way Shop today's Classified Ads from your easy chair. 323.130-I, 3810 HIawatha Ave. at 17-97 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? - ' -. income And Investment Property HUFFMAPI REALTY -; ',"-'--v Must sell cozy 3 bedroom home with self cleaning oven, dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell. Only $30,900. Good terms, low payment.' Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 1311222. Need a serviceman fast? CheCk th, Business Service Ads today UN (I Hunt Realty 2524 Park Or. 322-2)16 REALTOR After Hoursl 372 0616 7797$4 3223991 0 O penin -- * Owners Crying* Days-'377 6123 -- MOBILE HOW E PARK Sanford's finest family park. Come out today and reserve your choice lot, SANFORD SOUTH -. ClassiC led Ads serve the buying and Seliing community everyday, read and use them often Call 337 2611 or $31 9993 - 2363 Park Dr. A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 322. 2611 or 131-9993. ______ , "-i REALTORS 2604 S. Hwy. 17-92 REALTOR 3725771 /j . - Harold Hall Realty - Best lot selection flOW available in -------- NEARLY NEW-) bedroom splIt ilapi Ii..I kSh. .,.II •. ,.,.Ii fl.Ss WWPI IV flUfl '.SI psf, kItchen eaulDoid. lame utility storage room. $74,500. UpstaIrs office space call 322-6360 between II. 9:30a.m. Ycser MLS Agency . - GOLF COURSE-) bedroom,7bpth, family room, wail to 'alI carpet, at.In kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bags disposal, rang. & refrIgerator. 15' x 30' screened pool. $55,000. - - I Broke' lien - -.--- Monday, Nov. 18, 1974-5 B CASH 322-1137 For j$sd furniture, appliances, toots, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larrys Mart, 213 Sanford. Ave Two 10 sp. Vista Esquire bicycles. Sport handles, fencers and carrying rack. Only ridden twice. $100 each. 373-456. Anytime - EXCEPTIONAL I Btdtffl 2 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, eet.ln kItchen, dIshwasher. gar. bage disposal, range, larg, inside utility room, outside utility buflding, fenced back yard. Well taa'tdscaped. $37,250. Trailer lot for rent, Plenty of room tO park bIg rIgs. Call 3229142, 17 322.2420 LOW DOWN PAYMENT- New I bedroom, 2 baths, FHA. VA. Close , ,,. TO scrioois. snopping. uitoer muse sell. 3730532, 3220640. Hartw*ll Ave. Model open. 1-6 p.m. IMobIleI'IomeSpaces For Rent. No Pet5 CAMP SEMINOLE. 3224170 IflRROflDA For Complete Details Call REALTOR -AssocIate Sunny Rabnjn 37274,_fl Mobile Home Lots For Rent W*esm hun k - .-..---.- HODAKA.MONTESA 58 Apartment house for sale at $009 E. 2nd St. $33,000. Call 327 1493 for information. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" SAN LANTA Pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 story. Only $49,300 GENEVA - Extra nice 3 bedroom, I' a bath on half acre plus. $40,000. JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 327-7424 322-7111 rn 4.437 Real Estate 322-2531. your home. 373 2791 after 6. MOSSIE C. BATEPMIN Lower your food by catching fIsh on Iha W.kiva Qlv.r wh,Ha ,a.,iI,ui a 'a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. 372.4470. a iw MAION HOME H, Oeituua has rime lila tIlls ealyt WOrkH,9 pee$e as well as retw..s with an anneal •dIvit,d greus _____ Realty. - We will THANK YOU for selecting us contract the construction of your new home. Cash, VA, F1IA. onventional or VA-FHA Tandum lans. Plow, Should you do this by T hanksglylng, we will GIVE you ur Choice free: Washer and 0Fryer. Stove and Refrigerator, or Coior TV, by G.E. upon final Closing of your home. Call Bud, 2 6437 or Ken. 322.4431. 2 Bdrm. mobile home. Leisure ti i,i... TVI PU VII JI. jvi,n itIi Ill WIIVfl to buy. Call Ginger, 642-4000. . Stenstrom Than ksGiving Reg. .3 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 4353or 643-2333 WE TAKE TRADES HIDDEN LAKE I bedroom, 7 bath, loaded with extras $31,700. — 2BedroomHousolrailer. FurnIshed, patio, carport. - an j—' ---.- .___.— - Broker. 107 W Commercial SOnford, 372 7111 Houses Rent Furnished 3 Bedrooms, l's Oaths Air Conditioned 322 2022 After 3:30 337 6100 ______________________________ ________________________ - , 46 68 - - Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. REALTORS, W, Garneff White "Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you seii 111cm eith a Classified Ad from the Herald, Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 3722611 or $3)9993 To ptace your low' cot? want ad. _____________________________ _______________________ S Dishwashers ' -. * JOHN KRPDER ASSOC 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large yard with back fenced, equipped kitchen. $200, plus $150 security. 373 1731. OTennis Court; SANFORD -- S or tO Acres. Desirable home site location, Paved road, trees, horses okay. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 671 0711. FORREST GREENE, INC. Homes, Lots And Acreage 3 Bedrooms, air Condtione'd. kitchen equipped, plenty of room. _______________________________ swImming pool. 322 9142, •1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. •Swlmmlng Pool ' They're Hot!" Duplex, 2 bedroom, air conditioned, adults preferred. 377 6620 or 323 ______________________ 5854. ON RESERVOIR . nt a pleasant surprise? You can clean-out your garagequlckly with a Want Ad. — The Master's' -. * Houses Rent Unlurnished "Get 'Em While 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, central air. family arid utility room. $195 Ne1w house, in a rural aria. No down Month plus utilities. Sanford, 321IDayment, monthly payments less 0407 I han rent. Government subsidIzed 0 qualifIed buyers. Call to see if 7 Bedroom unfurnished house lilt Iecu Qualify!! Orange Av $130 Month No pd. 372 -0771. M.UNSWORTH REAJ..TY 603W. 1st St. 3 bedroom, 2 story, central heat & 323.6041, 373 4;; air, 2 car garage, references required, 1190 1st 1. last. $100 security. 372 7399. :ommerclal Properties AVALON APARTMENTS A0ULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St -, ALTAMONTE New home, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and aIr, famIly room, dishwasher and disposal, 2 car garage, pick your own carpet if you hurry. $39,600. Ginger. 563.1000. 50 or =i=-= - --------- ---p We've go? everything for Ihe Golfer-Clubs, Bails, Ladles & hAms Shoes, Ducksfer lackets. AND 30 pct. off on Golf Bags. overlookIng Weklva River. Call - Furnished ____________________ '-: ---.- Sports Equipment 57 Be'utitul Acre with doubli'wlde, Houses for Sale - Apartments Rent _____ _____ Lots and Acreage LAKE MARY- Fire Sale--a fixer. upper. Can you do It? You can try. Only $l2, for house and loS. _________________________ SANFORD- Newlywed or Retirees, Slamp out Idleness. . . Put a Wan dream home, 7 bedrooms, family Ad to work. Call 372.26)1 or $31. Altamonte Lake - Vacant large) room, carpeting, newly painted, ___________________________ bedrooms, 2 baths, carpet, central '993. seller will finance. Move In now. heat, family room. Easy terms. $17,500. $29,500. $47070,, Park Ave-Furnished garage apartment. $15 month or $25 week, LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, large ____________________________ small deposit Orlando. 151-1109 We're Movingb $6,300 down and closet space, range and assume S pct. mort. 3 Bedrooms refrigerator included, Owner says I Bedroom upstai's apartment. with fireplace; many extras. 372 "Cut It loose" $22,900. Low down Lights, water furnished $19.50 1751. payment, mo. Adults. 322 7296 after I Want Ad, Call 377-2611 or 13$ 999) ! Woman would like to share 6 room house with gentleman, couple wIth I child or other woman. Nr school and shopping center, 32$. 0533. $020 Elm St., 4 rms., downstairs, $ bdrm., Adults, no pets. $140 plus deposit. 131.9665. Bolster your Christmas budget -- 43 - Nice 1 bdrm. trailer, also apt. Good location, Mature adults. Utilities pd. Plo deposit. 372-5695. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS, l&lfldrm.turnorunfur 3207 Orlando Dr., 373 $670 _________________________ One bedroom duplex apt. kitthen equipped, carpet, air, adults 0750 )fl fl96 after 1. I ___________ ______ 38 Wantedto Rent 41 Houses for Sale _________________________ _________________________ -- I 2 Bedroom AduitsOnly Park Avenue Mobile Park 1Si' Park Drive, 377 716) - '-' - Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM. shag, air, Sunny kitchens, playgrounds, near r4 City park 6. Sanford Piaxa. From $1. AIrport Blvd. near Sanford I Ave. 323 13.40. - - _________________________ Apartments Rent Furnished or 7 bedroom dupin apartments _______ Furnish,d or unfurnhsne 60 _______ Swimming pool. 1770 S Orlando " ' Dr 373 2920 are I - -----_._- - Desk F - ___L___._..___r_ --------. here's No Parking Problem When You Shop Classified. - 4 - T - — - - MU I - - - - . - Evening Herdid, Sdnlord, Fl. . 4 - Dtiu Notice is here given that the FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, his wife, a natural person, if alive, and if dead, against her unknown City of Casselberry of Seminole FLORIDA heiri, devues, grantees. credtor*, ______ FICTITIOUSNAME _________ _____________ County, Florija will receive sealed NO. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Notice is hereby given that we are or other parties claiming by, bidS up to $00 P M. Monday, ri In the Marrleg, , NOTICE FOR BIOS FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Personals cngbged in buseress at 17 92 ' mile through, under or against th said 4 mt,et9, 1974, in the Cassetberry Help Wanted JUNIOR LEE MOSS, The Seminole County Doarl oc FLORIDA. South ot 431. Seminole Coun?y, Huthend CARRIE S. DAVISON, wto is not for County Commissioners will reeiye City HailCasseiberry, Fioridè, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.11740 — ,_• ,,, ,,,, ,. * ,. 1k. .._. iJACIUII • r urrnRDlNG CO. VlO)( "'V" W J W''I' U%SU U! OhIV,... " — _______________________________ UI pJg 0 IJSCO MotOr L. A. CARESCIA and PHYLLIS ,• bids at the office at Arthur H, Beck $NGl NO Part timi with possIble 1200cr more FOR ALMOST NU TP4RIF T suop. LOOK ING and against .i. A. HCN4ESSY, a ,VacIr. 1970 model or newer. The WANDA 1. MOSS. supplesnental Income. For In. TALENT. 305-175161S we intend to register sa.d name CARESCIA. his wife, with, Jr. Clerk, up to $2.00 SOOn city will Irace in one 1963 Gallon Wife natural person, if alive, and if dead, Monday, November 25. 1,71. PIaintlfts, tervlew call 6765566. tth the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in5t his unknown wouse, heirs, ' Model 3 Grader which may be NOTICE OF SUIT furnishing the foilosvtng mateilals Simsnoie County, Florida in aC seen .it the City Public Works teviseei. grantees, creditors or ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil TO: Wande 1. Moss FRANK W. JONF.S and NELLIE M. during Ihe twelve month piod garage. The trade in value must Free, M127 for We Care"- REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — cordance with the prvl%iOn5 of th other parties claiming by, through, be $ Indian Trail ending December 1. 1975. JONES, his wife. WILLIAM 0. CoflfldefltIaIiflt,tview5C0mPef "Hotlin" AdultS or Teens, Fit'iti*u Name StatuteS, To WIt under or against the said J. A. any bid. Specifications Akron, Ohio MLS. We take trades. FORREST HENNESSY, who Is not known to be B Limerock — by truck and NATIONAL DISCOUNT S. Iris Crystal P.nager. Casselberry City IfaIi, . C. Asphalt Oils that an action for diSSolution of wife, - - HENNESSY, a natural CARPET COMPANY. INC.. 63g. or 322 6970IN YOUR FAMILY' Jeanne Rousseau Casselberry, Florida The City . marriage has been filed against y 0 Concrete Pipe Defendants. AL ANON Pa?rica McCarthy reserves the right to accept or releci person, II alive, and II dead, against and you are required to serve a co E Metal Pipe NOTICE OF SALE Patricia LiCkey any or all bids. her unknown spouse, heirs, For families or friends of problem rrespondenft Specifications may be obtainef al Of your written defenses, if any, to it devisees, grantees, creditors or NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pubiiih. Nov ii, 75. Dec. 2. 9. 1971 Harry C. Hug drinkers on the 3rd day of December, 1971. at the office of the Seminole Conty DEH $04 on Stepten J. Johnson, Jr., attorney other parties claiming by, through. For further Information call 173 City Manager Are you one of those for the Husband, whose address is Engineer,l300SovthOrtandoDrve, Publish: Nov i, 1100AM. at the weSt front door ot or wrte under or against the said — people who knows Sanford, Florida, 32771, or by DEH 102 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR the Seminole County Courthouse at Johnson, Panico, Hunkapiller, HENNESSY,whoisnotknowntobe anfordAtAnonFamitvGrouP P0 'everyone in town.1 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Santord, the undersigned CIer will writing Clerk's Office, P.O. Drasrer floe 5S3, anlord. FIa 37771 Baum & Simm,rmon, PA, 111 eIther dead or alive: and against B. II you are, can type CIVIL ACTION CITYOF South Maitland Avenue, Maitland, F. CURTIS. a natural person, if otferlor$alethefollowingdescribed C. Sanford, Florida 3777$ All lids -and are Interested No. 14•1121-CA49.0 LAKEMARY,FLORIDA are to be in a sealed c'nveioe. real properly: Fiorida,andfiletheoriginalwithfhe alive, and it dead, against his Lecithint Vinegart Bat Xelpt Now in picking up some Division C Noticeof General Election plainly marked on the outtlfe clerk Of the above styled court on Of' unknown heirs, devisees. grantees, Lot 1, Block F. ReviSed Plat ot all four in one capsule, ask for 'extra money', the FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Markham Park Heights. according "Sealed Bid for (Item), ojer TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: V86 + Faust's DIUgS before December 20th, Evening and Sunday LOAN AS!OC IATION OF MID You will plate take notice that a otherwIse a Iudgment may1971; be encreditors, or other parties claiming Novtmber 25, $971." to plat thereof recorded Plat Boo+i 1 by, through, under or against the Herald is interviewing FLORIDA. a Corporatk- . Bids will be opened at 2 - 00 P $ General Election will be held In the tered against you for the relief said B F.CURTIS. who is not known BEAUT; FUL Sonora Clubhouse page 7$, Public R'ecords of Seminole correspondents for all City of Lake Mary, Florida on the Plaintiff. County, Fiorica, Monday. November 75. 1971, t , available on rental basis for demanded in the Petition for to be either dead or alive, and areas at Seminole and Dissolution of Marriage, Board of County Commissionirs 3rd day of December. 1971 for the together with all structureS, im daytIme or evenings. Private against CORA H. CURTIS, his wife, purpose of eltingSouthwest VOlusia WITNESSmy hand and the seal C WEAVER, husband and wife, and appurtenances on said land or Court House in Sanford, Fiorila. Mary for a two.year term; group meetings. etc. Will ac dead, against her unknown heirs, is helpful but not 1971. Defendants. used in cOnluncllon therewithActual award to successful bIder commodate 12SIS0 for sit down devlsees. grantee's, creditors, or Council Seat 2 for a 7 year term; essential. The ability (Seal) AMENDED The aforesaid sate will be mode will be made at the next regr uler. 250-300 for reception. other arties claiming by, through, Council Seat 3 for a I year term; to operate a camera NOTICE OF ACTION Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. pursuant to a Summary Final County Commissicn Meeting in he Contact Mrs. McDaniels, fl'under or against the sold CORA H. Council Seat .4 for a 2 year term. makes the job more TO JIMMIE R WEAVER and Judgment entered In Civil No. 71 As Clerk of saId Court Court House, Sanlord. Floria, CURTIS, who is not known to be having trouble storing summer The place of voting will be at the interesting and ProfitDONNA C WEAVER, husband and fly: Lillian 1. Jenkins Tuesday. November 26. 1971 $171 I) now pending in the Circuit Lake Mary either dead or alive: anJ against Volunteer able. App!y in person wife ol p o. 8.01 367, Wauchese, Court n and for Seminole County. Deputy Clerk Fire Arthur H. t3eckwith, Jr. items? Sell them last and easy ANNETTE PLUMMER SMITH, 0 to Tom Alkens,, Editor, Department Building at Wilbt,,r and PublIsh: Nov. 16, 25, Dec. 2 9 197 North Carolina 7796$ Fiorida. Clerk with a Classified Ad. Call 337 261$ natural person, if alive, and If dead, First Street In the City of Lake at The Herald offic.s, DEH-1 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE DATED thu. 11th day of Board of County Mary, Florida against her unknown spouse, heirs, ))0 North French Aye, HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action November, $971 Commissioners devisees, grantee's, credilors or The Poiis wilt be open from 7:00 Sanford. Please do not to foreclose a mortgage of the (Seal) Seminole County, Florida FACED WITH A DRINKING a m to CS) p m Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND other parties claiming by. through, telephone folioin drscrshrd propCrty ri fly V.' flush ' Adhr H flntk?h, Jr PRofit EM _____________________ Mr r1fldtr or aaInt the said ANNETTE Ut Zriit'iern,,in will LFOR ( SEP,INOLE ii. r'r t .1 Ctc'rk of the Crtc I (. rI n ATUioI( i ' .IflifI:OuS Perra PLUMMER SMITH, who is not Chairmanot the Eiectlon Board and FLORtDA Vending Hostess needed, for Lot 1. Block B, Replat of Sarra DElI By: Elaino RlCharcit' Can Help known to be either dead or alive; Mrs. Phyllis Rugenstein, Mrs. CASE NO. 7413)4F College Junior Seminole Units II. 7. SubdiviSion in Section 7. DePuty Clerk 'Call 2, 4W and against her husband, — Catherine Gehr, Mrs. Barbara In re: the Marriage at: CafeterIa, Apply In person bet. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ThE Townthip 20 South, Range 31 East, Pubtish Nov ii, 1921 Write P 0. Box 1213 Smith and Mr. Richard Pardy will KAREN a natural person, if alive. ween $ am. and 1 p.m. MondayLYNN otccrding to plat in Plat Book I?. DEH-105 POWERS, Sanford. Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl. serve on the Election Board. Ofld If dead, against his unknown __________________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PetitIoner Friday. Pages 1$ and 12. Public Records ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR All persons legally registered in and spo',ise, heirs, devisees, grantee's, — ---COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County. Florida; SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO. 74-140A Seminole County 004 living within DOUGLAS JEROME POWERS. creditors o' other parties claiming 6 has been filed against you and each CIVIL ACTION NO. 71'1$07•CA04.F Evening Herald Route Child care the boundaries 04 the City of Lake Respondent. by, through, under or against the FEDERAL NATIONAL MO Of you and you are ruireo to file In the matter of the Adoption of Mary, Florida may avail them — SMITH, whO iS not known _____________ TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Available In Sanford. Short mileage, acoofyourwrittendefensestot, JOHN MICHAEL FREDERICK RE.NOTICE OF ACTION be either dead or alive; and WiiI Baby Sit InMy Home twe hours per day. Good car, if any, on MICHAEL S. MAY, AtPlaintIt Selves of their Rights of Franchise, TO: Douglas Jerome Powers NOTICE OF ACTION Dated November $2, 1973 vs against CHARLES C. HODGES, a lnLakeMary cash for bond and weekly pap torne'y for Plaintiff, whose address RESIDENCE UNKNOWN o FRANKLIN JOSEPH BEN City of Lake Mary, FloridO natural person, it alive, and If dead, WILL 1AM 1. HA R RE LL 337 91*9 bill is all that is needed to get into it Suite 326. First Federal Building YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NETT. whose place of residence i fly Margie Hess, ELIZABETP4 GRIFFIN, action for dissolution of marriage against his unknown spouse, heirs, ____________________ -a very profitable and secure 315 North Boulevard, DeLand, unknown Mayor Defendant$ business. has been filed against you and you devisees, grantee's, creditors cr Florida 32720, and file the ordinal ' Attest: NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE OF SALE Good Things to Eat are required to serve a copy at your other partIes claiming by, through, 9 Contact with the Clerk of the above styled there has been filed in the Circuit NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thj S Kay Sassman The Circulation Dept. 'itten defenses, If any, to it on under or against the said CHARLES - _____________-- Wall Papering PAUL SEATER Proles',Ioriot W,illpapsr an,r L - (cr5.0 1i. njer-!.ii (r-rr','r(,l Free Estimates Ph 372 6613 -- Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 10' W 2nd St 322 6432 �6B—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. 4 Monday, Nov. 18, 1974 BEETLE BAILEY , ç6A ou ) 3"i ii ' O% ') I JY C-LJY \ 4 K 73 86 K Q96 0 %VEST F.AST V9953 AK 104 1083 L_018 byDov.Gr.u. 1WINVADR'SNE WEAPON WAS 1R UR TONJ IT W)IAT I4APPENED WELL,AFTER .,.PRE$IDENTSMrfl4 ANOlflicr SEVERAL SURRENDERED HIM ENDED 1it DEFEPISEAJT 4 S2 0Pj ArL rnr GTM -n INVASION... A 86 Eat-'%est suinerable est North Kast South Pass Pass -. - . ..4 (Q(5Y•.. 0 __ I Ii us TV THE BORN LOSER ' Art Sansom 7 - .- 1 l'as Pass The bidding has been 18 Wel cil North or Fast South .fl-'4jO, . . .' •) ' •I4 ,Ji -i ' IOU ss / 4 TV C 'VI "Sorry You South hold: holds just tour hearts he should find a satisfactory play for the heart game. Jim: "Maybe it works both ways. In any event I watched a young player handle today's . 01 - , by Lorry Lewis , ' C 1) for U 0AAMIT . . • ji i..i i i i rs C jff F.B.I. as the ideal law en- cropping up as city revenues to pay Paul 'process, even with Ned Julian Jr., ruled that the forcwent. continue in decline while the the loan, apparently will con- city, after accept ing a mainFerrell said there money on employes on the payroll remain tinue in the city government. tenance bond for streets in LONGWOOI) — Slowly but hand for social security taxes, at peak level, he said. last Ferrell announced Ingwood Pines subdivision, urely the message is getting employe hospitalization in. Iast week Ferrell recom- the city's Insurance premiurn (-,f must refund a C.1511 per1 ross (its Council r owe , c ithhldir t ' o t , Ii R!4 d th€ ti t tkt i i police SIa,COO kI(l U ti iIflh1Lddt' I) i ur in n L bond posted by have to cut its payroll, probably which must be paid the first of car off the road and lay off for met. With only $4,258.58 in e builder Al Stolle more than a early next month and almost December. But, he added, there three to four months car's general year ago certainly in the area of police is no money for salaries. four patrolmen. Although Ferrell's recommendation, Through an error, it was protection. Scott said today, the loan will Ferrell received no support transferred $10,000 from two explained, the ,000 cash bond Bank loans, fund switching solve the city's financial from colleagues at the meeting, water department accounts, was placed in the general fund and prayer have all failed to problems only temporarily Scott in dicated today he favors thus depleting that fund as well, and spent for city operation, iase the fact that, as Cou since It must he repaid within 90 the proposal. To compound the money rather than placed in an escrow cilman B.11. Ferrell has been (lays, Other troubles will be The "borrownhig from Peter problems, Acting City Atty. account for safekeeping. warning for weeks, the city's treasury is for all Intents and purposes empty. The city was given the choice ng Monday night of rushi through another short term loan or "giving city employes two weeks v acation without pa in December." Neither struck the City Fa thers as desirable; another loan would only postpone the $ . financial crisis and the layoffs would almostceriliu) hit the week, B&len - A-- JACO8Y MODERN " book to. "Win at B:sdgo. (ciO this new-VOIDI). P.0 Box 489. Radio City Station- New Yolk Y 100 19 - that . . . . (' 0 I) . __________ -. -. . e.,. _______ I ) . . — ( -. .-, -' - -7 N -- by Garry Trudeau . , re .rst1tzuwrs4rmrsAs q 7M7.A1L I/4YtiO.S4Y ht)\(, (i Afi4 bvrra4vi &. / 7.(LJiA6 Cr aw L'3 _____ was Herald photographer - ', fund, council, on - The only thing this "wise guy" chimp painted Bill Vincent — throning the wet brush at him , () woo herald Staff Writer $ ____________ .1 II ____ I Answer Tomorrow Send $ RO9.l rPA DOONESBURY STREET, AUSTlW •u rEr'twwt+t , By DONNA FFS - ON WALL 0 ui , h 1r * IH I'( your partner has bid four spades to pass the buck back to Vou. do you do now. play out his ace and queen of spades." Oswald: "That was certainly a good start. Most players would have retained the last of the three high sTades in their own hand. After that the 4.1 By FUNNY BUSINESS instead of bidding four hearts t CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS u i._j 0 .. . I. u to leave early, Ed, but Millie's In training... TODAY'S QUESTION four-spade contract. He ruf fed h e third heart and proceeded I P ' 34 , , and know that he isn't guo'J' t A I\I# r , Oswald "I think I put it the I i• I ,. _____ r Jim: "I remember you told me once that is was possible to watch a man play just one hand and know that he was a good - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents - F 6 Opening kad - K ". Helaki 67th Year, No. 78—Tuesday, November, 19, 1974 14 l'as 24 Pass I1i'J?1111l trick #J54 __ . 95 72 " BLt)DSHED! 2 4K 10732 OUTH - _ trwnp break would have led to set, provided East ruffed in on the third diamond." Jim: "It became obvious that South knew what he was doing. Ile didn't even pause after West showed out onsecond spade the lead. He just started on diamonds and let East trump in hen he wished." Oswald: "Tolorestall.sonie mail.Westcouldtiaveshiftedto i club at three and spoiled South's party, but that does not rcfk'U it all on Souths cxrelientplay." NORTH ____ [rJ ALL.EYOOP _ WALD and H - Mob WIN AT BRIDGE _ \ by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL Mort Walker -- police department, a particular a ___ 1 I \ X - Sheines'As Photo ra rips [iIPiiJffIJJJ — - 61-ONnIF 'It' Il1 TH C SC ... A 'I I VMATSYD,..RFAO1TEPOEM S M.UM5AD MrESIDENT OP OUR Poerpy i v ,-'-.' DONE L! \\ - / . Chic Young tOs4&VE. SSP. FET c ---v- - )-. - . - - -- --•- 1 TUMBLEWEED '4-.1 I F41JAMAS": ii wmin LaisI-r , I ( / I ' — - 3 i .-.-. (7';z' ____ ... .-.- ) by Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY I' \ so I SAY,S'r THS AN'14E CCMES CWCK, JUST A HOW A50UT LETTING US GET IN A F MXJVE .. p,Qaqp SOKKY 4\A5UT mA.T) THE ST1ON 2 Ii -A— - '4 MR GRUMIBLY, THE u_iS ____ , . . 1:7 DON'T TWEY KNOW TI4ERE'S APSI NERGV CR15 GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE SAYS rr TO COLD OUT TWEP - ',__' photoaphers clicked away, .- a MNOPoUZNG I A StoW 9 " by Al Vernwer (WWAT HAVE I A BuPJCH OP SISSIES -) ' .' - (cow TIT I . / , . - :. . ,wrapiier , in or e., andHeraldphotographer DIil Vincent drew u duplicated here In Sanford had the same assignment, with Instructions to "do it in ultimate results it was a lot of monkey color" f r a frontpage shoL. bu3inem. %4o and a half hours later, Vincent It seems that problems facing Ortgontans t o the- rwiwaper, eoaklitgwet and and timse here In Florida run similar pat. terns, they're also having fmancialtruui>le breath. operating their too. "They ate Uw*ter color ,t" was the So, to relieve the burden three chimoffered that his assignment panzees were put to work painting murals for was not a glowing success aprhr1sunas sale In the zoo's gift thop. To add Insult to injured photographer's The zoo Is not counting on the chimps' pride. the chUnps dipped their brushes into production to straighten out its budgeL One chimp removed the paper from the the water and then shook them dry in the direction of a very distraught camera hawk. wall, punched a hole in it. fitted it around her neck and pranced about her cage as chuckling There is some consolation, however. On fl ,uC . - I' '- 'T,171—_ I \ Don Schreiner, hardest. Council Vice Chairman I1.A. Scott said he has negotiated a 90-day loan with ComBank C-asselberry for $16,000 at six per cent annual interest. Eight thousand dollars of the loan Is already earmarked for in. surance payments and the balance was originally borrowed to repay the Department but may now be placed in the general fund to meet the payrolL Scott also reported that I V I'.Ji IF%y , i the West coast they have a chimp which has a The remaining two other chimps reacted vocabulary of 24 signs for conversing with in practically the same "uncooperative" humans. Fortunately we don't have such manner, talent here. . . or we might still be searching Meanwhile, Sanford zoo director Jack for photographer last expressing a Banns was contacted and after having the west mast production explained to him, agreed to "give it a try here in Sanford." - -. seen displeasure with the chimp.. - using sign language only photographers would derstand! 10 Ic WINTHROP ( by Dkk Cm[U ir ii ( ROIJ- CHIPS... BEG! f I'M AV1NG ALL MY 1RIO(S W -A \ ____________ -. H ((IT WANTED ME TI) AACHIE I TAKE W#ERE P-SAVE HIS YOU BEEN CAR BUT U WERE1 T HE SAID t WAS / TO THE AMBASSADOR FOREIGN AMBASSADOR /5 96 HAD TO TAKE A CAB AT TWO ' I Ever try to beat the phone or of being delivered "postage someone could forget to put a stamp on a letter, so we urge your bill with no postage on the Postmas!er George Coleman mailers to be sure that a correct envelope? of the Sanford Post Office said return address is on the en* was being in selope, Postmaster Coleman Or maybe you Just forgot to the new stamp a personal letter. stitated because of the high said. The old post office always coALs of deliering postage age uue as er comes through and delivers for mail. Officials estimate that Christmas season is rapidly policy 1 AAISTER ATU / ______ ______I / / '' you, right' Wrong. CAPTAIN EASY MY 5T4R '15 EASY Our U - ______ r .1 I by EEK MEEK - - / I LR . 1 b _______ For —A II', _________ f V111 SWRT RIBS A"dl M A r1NG IT WAS U1 A V"T)ON OF 1WE ANTROSE ORDW4CE? OF UREp&'T I • by Frank HID 0' AW #T/ .4 Ka TM WWI a q 1 / TERRIN ) I 1 V wi-it ib -C 1;i _J -. - ----- -- - --- - -- - - - - - -- ---. - I, -- - - ------ ---' ----- . -=- _-__: - - --- -= ..- - =---- ------------------------------ - - ---------------------- _'- - -. —a •-- - ' imp A. I .. Aim DRIVER Emergency crews work to extricate Annette SorreUs Jones, 38, 615 Beth Drive, Sanford, from wreckage other car Monday night after bead-on collision th a e. State trooper P.C. Wright said the northbound car veered off Orange Boulevard, Paola, north of SR44 and traveled 300 feet before sbiking pine tree. 511s. Jones was Usted In "fair" condition today at Seminole Nlemorial Hospital, PINNED IN WRECKAGE Sanford. e ia e e s xc usive Casse err Re use Pact y BIU, BELLEVILLE staff found the firm to be the paving of an additionil already expects to pay sM,0oo Herald Staff Writer "lacking in many areas," and stretch of Crystal Bow! Circle for the cooperati ve pasing of Ilids for exclusive garbage disqualified their bid. The estimate would also include Lhe initia't road Section. After scrvice In the city of Industrial representatives at a for sidewalks on the the work L3 completed, the Casselberry were awarded to the meeting strongly protested portion of the road that the council will then hold a public lt1iab1e Garbage at a Monday the move as damaging to their county is now paving—from hearing to announce the ght council meeting. firm, and indicated to the Winter Park Dri v e to the assessment tha t resi dents aiong The aids, which call for a council that they may take legal Casselberry Elementary the road can expect to pay. • Inf Fl 9 hter , "Naturally we realize that Christmas", Coleman said. twie-a week garbage pickup action against them with two cans each time and a The three-year garbage once a week trash pickup, contract, also provides for the provide for a H monthl y fee. pickup of additional cans at .7 QXV ' ' cf y?1' School—under a cooperative The Paving was initiated by those residents, who have Under the county's road complained that the dirt road paving policy, their roads teathng to the school is unsafe county-city program -- - Or_ 3-' r Panel Nixes Bu ilding French Index ......... 3B ...3A ._6A 3A 5A 311 Television - I Reliable, one of several cents a container. It does not department would do the work for the children traveling to and companies vying for the co cover commercial accounts, on the section beyond the school from school tract, was not the low bidder which are negotiable and the city would pay the The entire city Election Ilvad your local news InduitrialWastelAanagement Also Monday night, the entire cost. Board was re-appointed by the of Orlando offered the service council directed City IManager An estimated cost of the council, with Robert Morris as wa(rh for out-of-season sales, wnsive item. at the lowest bid, but analysis Harry hug to obtain an paving of U additional stretch Elections you need an exl Clerk, to officiate at .is an h air SU( SeminoleCountywillbeone flhe themeoiusiampisa IhIn't hwgot coul)(111 1 of five areas in the entire (love of peace on a weathercountry to carry a new ex* 4 4 vane, which was made for but use discretion. lk)n't clip perimental ,self sticking" George Washington in 17117. vitul yins for itenis you wouldn't )buy. Yiiu wtin't ImChristmas stamp. Two other Christmas stamps, "rdmaril O's Ii VA It it) y saving monm if coupon., The stamps — 50,000 of which 1 ,10, without the self-adhesive backs stretch your rotvry list mwill go on sale in Sanford alone or pre-cancelled marks are also stu.ji for the permit in July, pending on the 9,000 square foot lots, and AssOCIatt's. By SEAN CODE a S~Jnf ord.tjasv(l I of trim N our Ludgvt. have it peel-44f wax baCkIlli" available: it Currier and Ives roccipt of it recommendation irregular corner lot sizes as engineering firm, dated July I Ilerald Staff Writer , lithograph and a 15th century flav*e you tried inam transit" from the city engineer, Cal reasmu for withholding ap. 1974, said the proposed partial Any tips for saving energy in,i altarpiece. Conklin.The builder sued the prosal of the ans that allows the a d hesi v e stamp paving of the property does not An oerflow crowd listened city _________________________ to stick to stamps, car The se lf-adhesive pale in comparison in September and the court with letters. Ineastwt up to state and county intently Monday evening to the ruled an appeal to the board of t I t on of this iiieti Council Informed the corn stan The stamps are also pre- distributed to the entire Central dards.Also the existing continuing saga of HJK adjustment was in order. With pany, represented by Kenneth Florida area, are being used to travel. cancelled and their letters wiH problem of drainage on Country Builders Inc., attempt to that avenue now blocked, the Bucklan, to approach the Club Road is not have to be processed by post test reliability and ac- Energy consumption per also mentioned. acquire a building permit to only alternati%-e is to return W lilanning and zoning board, an passenger mile for a large bus 4A office machinery as do other ceptability. Around The Clock and the letter, signed by Paul is 50 per cent Ims than for a de velop a 24-lot subdivision in the city council. instruction wWch the company E. 811 letters with uncancelled Bridge Porter, said no provisions typical automobile carryint: Ike Mary. did not foflow, according to postmasters made The issue first arose remedy. four passengers. request for a Francis Jenior, city building Erosion control, necessitated In what may have been the January. when the Crossword Ptazle Dew Abby Dr. Crane Dr.lamb Horoscope Hospital Obituaries U -- - ..-. cost "Postal _____ y 4 1 Lake Ma AP AM= -• - Stamps t7 HOwie Schneider .-' - the _____ F Postal officials will attempt already passed. to the dead letter office, instead _______ ______________________ 80PY01A Mo.. V • r PP ER u too. ULV 5Ec L IT FER LOOK.ME REAO I M V %E WAY MCLEeouMo by Crooks & Lawrence O ii \VO5H ow I ____ 3 66 residents, considerably Wgher than the one officer per 500 citizens indicated by the Postal Service will no longer to find the sender if there Is no customers are urged to mail deliver mail that has no return address, but Ure 11 the packages early again this postage. The letters will be b an additional fee for this year so that we can del1er all the mail in time for a Merry either returned to the sender, or service. ____ I chief and lieutenant, for every such costs come close to $18 approaching and deadlines for million a year. some overseas mailings have Beginning Nov. 17. the U.S. ________________________ -- Delivery! electric company by sending in due." by Bob Montana I J — -r ARCHIE A COMEBACK. SPISAIII "I No Postage?No a will be sending a sizeable d)ec to the city for property tax re venues by mid Decembcr • But that will be too late for th e ear ly December II" Ferrell replied. Even layoffs will create financial problem for the city. Under the law, the city must Pay full costs of unemployment compensation to city emoyes No money was set asWe for unemployment compensation In the budget which went into effect Oct 1 The city's latest estimated population, 5o0, appears to have centered attention on the pohce deFQrtment as the first target of the layoffs. The police department has 24 full and part time employes, including 15 officers with arrest powers. That breaks down to ont, Aa .- - = --- -- letters bearing these starn IS together, wit str Wind, in order to save postal employes time. Because of their pre-cancelled nature, the letters bearing the stamps should reach their destination sooner than other letters --- - 1 ------------- __- WARM I U) Ilm drainage problem on last chance for the developer, building permit for the Crystal r nc a t ectys ar of Appeals and -a e inter omes Project in *oW Street is The issue surfaced again in alSo cited as a p roblem invetoed the the v!ciWty of Floyd, Gtxxlhart (Have you a clevef *By to W- Adjustments June, at which time Jeni merg y 0r tight innation? send viv proposal. sufficiently addressed by the and Frederick Avenues was recommend developer. made. At that time, Conklin the plans The Herald The bell Ideas will be adhered to the city's This was the third step In the wrote council citing the uied in future columns, swrv. but It has not been determined if *t won't be able IC A0,110WItft- builder's quest of the elushe developer's intent not to pave engineering specifications. HJK Builders will appear on the receipt) permit Council tabled a motion the streets use of septic tanks I Aletterfrom Clark, Dietz and Dec 9 cit council agenda, 4ii 1 --Weather details on PS 3A •- . - - - for its ____ * -__ _-_, • -'= -=- -• -=--=:---=-- - __ -'- - _F -_ ' - - ,, . - 1* - . -- - - - V_: � 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, November 18, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 18, 1974. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 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/9f756cb026304ab3fe2d7e3d108eb2b4.pdf 8d9665c0f16c0b04721dc0893d918172 PDF Text Text S 88— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL BEETLF RAI1F\' Friday, Nov. 15, 1974 -- a WIN Mwi bvaiker T7 - TELL ME LINMETT, '\HE WAS KIND AND GENTLE ...AS PRESIDENT,) IF THAT1S -ME HE HAD A HE BROUGHT )CASE, HOW DID NEW WEAPON PEACE AND ' fl415 THORN KING I AGAINST PR5PERrT'y 10 MANAGE TO, / WHICH THERE ThE CC'UNTgy! TAKE OVER / WAS NO DEFENSE! > WHAT SORT OF I AND BELOvED W ALL THE RULER WAS ACM ,/ CITIZENS OF NERR! -- — R. SMITH? 11W iiiea was B good one DU(1 unfortunately for South's purposes, East played his Jack of hearts and the hand collapsed. IF South let it hold East would be in to cash the rest of the diamonds. If South won the trick, he could establish the hearts but have no way to get hack to his hand to score tricks Willi them. Incidentally, a five-club contract played by North would have been a mood one. It would fail because East was sure of two club tricks but all good contracts don't make. NOHTII i: oAKQ2 102 + 74 4 A 987:1 s ST EAST 4 I 97 43 • lo Q96 T jj .12 + KIO 98 5 4'S 4 K Q2 501111 II)) 48 A K854 A fi 3 43104 ) Ntither vulnerdhlt %% ri North Kasi Pam 'as' 24 36 l'... 2• -- ——— JAM ES JA COHY by Dave Graue South IV 34 3NT intn It-ad by Art Snsom ATc1c fRP iv TAV 'V tt*)T I, ii A1U 2J -- i— •1 67th Year, No. 76—Sunday, November 17, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents ' d iners Are Unhappy; Mto South's three-club bid tas unsound. His opening bid had been a Imimnimuimi and he didn't have a singleton anywhere in hi hanoI. Once he 1)1(1 thrt ,' Ulup U ti , ,-to ',Wp..it a safe part score, lie found imimsell in three notruflip. Ile did give the contract the 'ilti college try. He ducked a couple of diamonds but had to tt in the third. Then he led spade to duiimimav and led the deuce of htearis. his plan was to stick in It's eight spot; let West win the trick and then make his con. tract if hearts broke 3-3. Wrst North 26 34 East le IS South Ila-,s . - "I first began to suspect Dexter had someone else when I noticed I wasn't broke all the time!" - - .-- ' 1 By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS . a . - - TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three dubs. your partner has doubled Itt spades What (10 toti do nott' Ll&. f • 'u,. . ,. 0 rr Tomorrost - _______ Send $1 for JACOB'i' MODERN boob to Win a: Bridge - (do this flO*SpdpOf) P0 Box 489. RCsO City Station, New York, NY 100i9 ... ________________ -. . . -. . 0v I.. THAT WAS A GREAT LECTURE, THANKS of,. , 'c4r.. . by Garry Trudeau by Larry Lewis A A 6W SCOTT) /vVT 75COTTY'/ J M1EN5 FRCk4fM*IONFTS XWM AISSIMN X &'i% ia.. "'SHORTS, WAW 115 SÜWI JR. Ri/N IMT IT'S MYNM' aYE IY,AE AW Pe R..U'E. A64/A V 2 I 1r5 )tZ A/667 7141 at 5C07 IT )tZ. Z1 IF 1T5 R1(UY )tII obfyAvustioe 1iL MMfl'f wawg,9%! \ uEREMEI, COTM/PM YMTP SE 1'4 JP, SMbL XLLY(C1HT I ET 1W ac )t)4 OP A 64v71? SFORT' COME IN PAIRS / - :inna Ret I AFRIC Or BLONDIE Chic Young F7zZ UM5TEku 3 BA'. (rEATNG MIS LIKE 'YOU HIVEP,4T SSE E'JO34 -___-\ P SOUEA I! 70 8E A OO...! TUMBLEWEED by T. K. Ryan — ' ci H#/KIN I &f RIP O'1HES ftYS? SAO) S ri-i I '.. ., S • #. S . - AJ - - -- BUGS BUNNY - -- SUZZER,RRKY2 A ,\OtRREL LAUGWS,/ occ mis JITIN' FLOwEg ' C,SE.AT 1 PARTY rLL TA1(E, BOTH OF THEM.' L,Ljj6MJ.M4jTE IS IT NECESSARY V — DEMONSTRATE THE MERCItANPISE TO EVERY CU57WER ? it The "depressing" report Is absolutely true, Hanna said. But the recommended improvements of the zoo are "actually Impossible." The only solution is to find the funds to finish the Central Florida Zoological Park, west of Sanford, on Highway 17-92, which has run out of construction money. - by He,mdahl & Stoffel HOW ABOUT THIS R&NP by Al VSIW.HT PRISCILLA'S POP / Tm-4ATS ONLY WE CALLED fTA L.'EPfESS ION DID IN By SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer Hanna received the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission report late Friday, which states in spite of the overcrowding and other inadequacies, the animals appear to be clean, healthy and free of injuries. A ,.. !n , IRECOMI1ENP A PIP IN 11CREEK S HING - Pow1- 00 ' \ RSURPJ I CAN'T 'IIEVEN TtH'Wei HOWtMI0NLA JI I I 1 Central Florida Zoo director Jack Hanna has flatly refused to sell any of the animals In the face of a state report criticizing the zoo conditions as overcrowded and Inadequate. The report recommended the zoo "be given 30 days to begin moving some of the animals or else sell some of them in order to relieve overcrowding conditions" at the downtown Sanford location. 1 TS i'OLiE I ¶ ni1ntiIe high School alumni and fans were oubIy blessed Friday night. Not only were dual Homecoming Queens crowned at halftime but the home team rallied for two touchdowns and a field goal and their second win of the season. The Queens and escorts, from left, Dede Mendoza and Joe Jenkins, Karena Bracey and Michael Ashford. Details, photosof game action, page lB. GOOD THINGS ER, 8/410.1 SEEM TO HAVE THE PROFESSOR Doubt WAShINGTON tAI) — He- nwrial servim at UMW head. 'I think were in fora three. and the government estimates gmunal leaders of the United quarters and then adjourned week strike now," said UMW that a (our-week coal stoppage Mine Workers have balked at a until after the funeral Tuesday Vice President Mlkc Trbovkh.iould idle 400,000 workers; and proposel new contract, assur- for the slain official, SamSatLi an eight-week stoppage, about Under the tentative agree. 17 million. ung that the nationwide coal tlelield, 54, af Bessemer, Ala imient reached Wednesday with strike will extend I ' th d A UMW spokesman said the the coal companies, UMW nunThe biggest coal users outside Week and force J?ttil ' ha rga ;ui ng %1,0111(1 t'r mould (Oufleil the receive ur. az'- intet'h industry are UL return here Wednesday to creases of 9 per cent the first electric utilities. Most have a The union s Z8-n,wnber bar- decide whether to endorse the year and 3 per cent in each of two-to-three month supply, but gaining council possibly will tentati%'e agreement with the the next two years, plus costo(- sotmie have less and the Ten. seek a reopening of negotiations the tentative agreement. mine owners or recommend living raises and a hefty pack- nessee Valley Authority has a! 011 That agreement took 21i, that union officers return to the age of fringe benefits. Miners ready appealed for voluntar) nowmakebetweenS42and$Wa reductions in electric use in its immonths to hammer out and day. seven-state power service area. raised hopes for the r UMW district strike after two teeks Union sources said the bar A long strike also could prdt Alabama was -. ,. , , , • , gaining council probably would prompt a major confrontation ,,o%utr, tardier in the ud), .sao afterwalking , hotel tta.in into a • that the '- t.fl the government and Guy Farmer, the chief industry room as two Utah union leaders recommend negotiator, said the coal coni. were being held up. The assail. negotiating team go back to the the mine workers. Ford atimin. bargaining table to seek a istration officials have in. panies "are not open to renego. ant fled. dretrnn & said • The council must approte the opposed to an atten1nt to proposed contract would bring tht proposed tract - Cfls , tentative contract before it can fatten the settlement. got'ernnena intervention, the industry' s final ofbe submitted to the 120,000 unpossibly the invoking of the "' ion members for ratification, a The steel and railroad In. Taft-Hartley Act to order the The union's 38-member process that will take about 10 tlustries already have an. miners back to work r bargaining council held a me- days. noun •-d Yoe _- Yin., South. hold I " Q What (It, too dip nott' 1t-HW 1h duh unkss sour PrU1er is ., real os arhidikr, . tt lilt 0 '.ii' lour & IuI'. tt 1)111(1 l,( uIIkknI. In - JL CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ____ Newcontract The budding 1"js ht-vii THE BORN LOSER _______ i fl11 8"RUDG g"LE ;'sw;LDand ALLEY OOP by Dick Turner CARNIVAL . - I -- Hanna explained he Is scheduled to address several civic and gpvernmental organizations in the district, seeking financial assistance. He added that -- ,\ St"L71(5 \) - Sell Cramped ZooA the Sanford city government has carried long enough the burden of supporting. In one way or another, the zoo. "It's time to get the Orlando and Daytona Beach people involved because they use the zoo as much If not more than the local residents." old zoo Itself, the buildings are old, the feeding area is open air, Hanna conceded. But there Is Little, he said, that can be done. The city-owned property is surrounded by other parcels of land, and expansion is out of the question. The other option he mentioned Is approaching the state government for additional funds to finish the new zoo. He said it would be necessary to challenge the state policy against supporting zoos but is optimistic because it Is only a policy and it can be changed. As for the 30-day deadline, Hanna said, even If he had the money to finish the zoo construction he could not do it within a month, lie said several zoos throughout the country have contacted him and offered to house animals until the new zoo Is ready. But he was adamant In his refusal to part with ant of the animals permanently. The irony of the situation, Hanna said, Is the state granted the zoo $110,000 in matching funds at the outset of the new zoo project. And now it is the state which sent the inspector and claims the zoo has to change or close, or worse, have some of its animals sold to relieve the overcrowding. He explained there was some question why all of this arose so suddenly. The state passed a law, the first in the nation, which detailed complete specifications for the zoos and animal areas. Hanna said he was first contacted by the Cornmission Inspector, Allen Culpepper, several months ago, who understood the plans for the new zoo, and was willing to delay the Inspection. But when construction stopped. Culpepper had to inspect present zoo conditions The report Itself details Instances of cages which are not adequate according to state minimal standards. Some are too small, others lack the flC55&Y equipment for the animals. The report recommended upgrading many of the cages, enlarging most, which Hanna explained Is not physically possible. There is no place to house the animal while workmen Improve Its Ha,a also said that with a new congress seated in January, passage of a feder:•l zoo Inspection law is exnecte.. surroundings. The sewage system is as antiquated as the 50-year- r1 k- T. ç? j73 Kissinger 0 timis ic, The WAT WE al-if Inflation WINTHROP by Dick Cavi I NOT E\EN SONG TO 6K HVA HOW -1EEIT. 1. #02KAWC to via* Fighter by Bob Montana ARCHIE AND zq,qr No War In Mid-East ONE PRESTh ENS? ____ WASH INGTON i/VP) — SeeThat frozen foods at room reLtry of Statelknr} A Kissmn temperature txtore cooking if g&'r sass reports of a serious [.you can. Putting a frozen roast military buildup in the Middle h directly into the oven takes up East are exaggerated and there to twckhirds more cooking is little likelihood of a new - Arab-Israeli war. till. -j CAPTAIN EASY GLAD I'M MCK FPOM tN.AJJP, DUCEY? 'YOU KNOW rAM E5PECL4h,LVOvOtY CAN EXPLsAIJ A K.OQKuE CALL IG0r (A CAlL ( ABOUT \. Wi44T \., YE5TERPAYA 5OMEONE NAMED \ ALVAREC'O GLUCK. \ WANTS A gOo3H, I TOLJGH.L4RV / 0PY6UA19Z. 1 ,s-,c 4al.AL4J by Crooks & Lawrence ...ANP HE 5AIP YQJQ KNOW JLJ IHE RIØffPgry - --------.--_. - -1/ l 4 ' 00 UK & MEEK b y nowis Schneider ME. THE OTHER DAY IF WE .. e I Innnwctconferenc Kissinger also said he expects " UUUIIIUI1L - SHORT RIBS _ bF by Hill OR'TLMIELY MY WALLET w& EMPDv, .,T i4i wci'r / I / - -- I . ••_ p A aft . economical than burner tiiainr innniineprnpntc wir p y ' cooking. Ovens use energy only, pected from President Ford's periodically since the insulation trips to Japan,Soulh Korea and holds- in the heat. Stove tops use the &)viet Union. lie spoke in energy the entire time they are the same vein about his own in operation. separate visit t otoiiiinurust China after lord returns home The administration part) leaves Sunday. Mthoughthe ne ws nkrenc - HENRY MSSIN(l R Was called to discuss the overms travels, most of the 40 t. 1 he Nuts York Times and the miimnutt.s were Liken up w ith the Middle East, particularly the Washington Post reported in toWeather Details Page 8* outlook for a new conflict, day's editions that Israel has a Middle called up one-third of her re "I don't foresee serve forces. East war," Kissinger said The Times, attributing its While reports of new military ex to informed sources In the being checked port movements were "on an urgent tasis," he really State and Defense Depart Mound The Clock 4A thought they were 'exagger- mnents, said that call-ups have preceeded major raids as well Bridge 411 ated" YtBI'S Calendar 3A Aides later said the reports "'tt''e is no evidence the SoComics 4B Kissinger was talking about Crossword Puzzle 8/V concerned Israeli claims of vietUnmon is encouraging war," Kissinger said, although hi.' Dear Abby 2C arms being unloaded (mm 1'mntt.'11y referred twice to the Dr. Crane .................8/V Soviet ships in a Syrian harbor the same kind of Dr. I.amb .................2C and word from Western offi. need for tr res aint by Moscow as is being Horoscope ................6/V dais in London that Israel a limited niobiliza. exercised by the United States. Hospital ......... 8/V launched Regarding negotiations, Obituaries ..............8/V tion, . (Y - . I - L.. - \fr sf1 iLIU.4I lAcration Organization on the ate of the West flank of the Jordan River. - ..; - - to deal with (lit. Palestinian - -- - for quiet diplomacy" and therefore, he has no plans to resume his travels in the region in the immediate future. #'lR1iI#'%W f'l " tv E) .--' by Bob Tbov.s . —_ temperature and waste energy. by the end of the year in tonnage as well as value. Oven cooking Is more lhe secretar) athmsedthatno &L .I FRANK AND ERNEST -- after the food is in the oven F cry time you open the oven door the United States to int: you lose about 25 degrees of its emergency food aid abroad OTHER ' ''- JVVJ% ' ( (u..'.__: f'&YUIU U(V IVIIIJWIIUII LU U slcrtt1mr) said this is a time -in --- - L Lady Shows ir Tr Gri ue -• t - A . .• "Cancer is a devastatim,, word," but everyone need We' ve all read or heard the Rwit operat.ons of Mrs Ford and Mrs and they have indeed awakened new awareness of the need for women to have regular checkups. But even before the No I and possibly No 2 ladies of the land discovered they were suffering from cancer a Sanford woman had looked the disease in the and cairn out sniil ing. For a report on a really fascina(iim individual %m Oflltfl'3 Editor Jean Patteson's story on Page IC. — ' - 1.t) p . . .. .. - - . -- - ...-!. . - •.. ' - - - - -.- - . EAGER TO GET GOING - -., ' - -. .- - '- -. •.: '- .-. -- :..'. . . -' . • This meup aI yowlgsIers were all smileg and eager as they assembled at Chamber of Commerce parking lot Saturday lie Sanford area annual pledge walk for the March of Dimes. William nole School Superintendent, eeer,Iendwalk with Bob Rohare Zvi �2A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 I Justice boyc Invites IN BRIEF IN BRIEF Resignation Demanded pf ' TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) sion will meet Monday to con. Boyd said he found the opin - Florida Supreme court j. sider charges against Boyd and Ion In a file and later flushed I lice Joseph Boyd says he wants Justice Hal Dekle. . down a toilet. his pending trial before the Ju. t)ekte could not be reached 0 "Fairness requires me to sa dicial Qualifications Commis- for comment. I have learned the mysteriow sion to be open to anyone who Apparently, the commission memorandum I found In that wants to attend, will consider Boyd's motion court file WOS written by a law. "1k' public is invited," he Monday and the records of the _____ yer for St. Joe Telephone Co., .aid at a news conference Fri. case will be opened at that time. which is owned by the Alfred I. ti hs'. Commission rules require DuPont estate," he said Friday. - I Boyd said he expected to be that all proceedings be secret "Exposing efforts of a utility. cleared of charges of unless a judge under investigacompany lawyer to privately wrongdoing. But he said the (ion demands an open hearing. Influence members of the Floriconunission complaint against Commission Chairman Rich. tia Supreme Court is my only him was so vague that he did ant Earle Jr. of St. Petersburg SW in the case." not understand what he was ac- said Friday that he had not reReceiving information on or ('used of doing wrong. (cived the request from Boyd. lIiii.i discussing the merits of a case "The charges are related (o a Earle said that due to the e with an attorney'Irom either JOSEPH BOYD utility rate vase before my urecy rules he could not even side outside the courtroom Is a court," he said, declining fur- say If a case was pending. tomers. The court ruled that violation of the Code of Judicial ther t IlniTikilt on ttu' iiinplajnt "If there is such a case and if utilities could use the payments Conduct But, he added, "let inc em. he makes such a demand, the in figuring customers bills, but By vote of nine of its 13 phasize that this statement matter certainly will be made left to a later case a decision on members, the commission should in no way be confused or public and there certainly will how and to what extent, could recommend to the Suconstrued as involving charges be a public hearing," Earle Before the decision was hand- preme Court a reprimand or against any other judge that said. ed down. Boyd reportedly re- removal from the bench of anymight be pending before any The rate case Boyd men- ceived a proposed opinion writ- one found to be in violation of body," he said. honed apparently involved ten by someone outside the that code. The St. Petersburg Tunes re- whether utilities could pass cor- court that would have given The high court would make ported earlier that the comtiiis- porate-tax payments on to cus- utilities what they asked. the final decision. DELAND, Fla. (AP) — Saying "we are In a serioiu recession," a member of the Federal Trade Commission has called for re-Institution of wage and price controls. "All of my training, what knowledge I have, and my Instincts tell me that we are in a serious recession," Paul R. Dixon said Friday during a speech at Stetson University. "I do not join those In our society who believe It Is inevitable that we must endure periodic booms and busts. "Each recession ipflicts its worst pains upon those least able to endure them," said Dixon, a former chairman and present member of the FTC. "I suggest the reinstitution of wage-price controls ... at least until a re-examination of the laws of the land can be frankly and seriously undertaken." Dixon spoke at the dedication of a university center, a $1.6 million building honoring Dr. J. 011ie Edmunds of Jacksonville, chancellor and former president of the university. ,3 4'j Safety Buttons Recalled WASHINGTON tAP) - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling 80,000 lapel buttons promoting toy safety because the buttons have sharp edges, paint with too much lead and clips that could break off and be swallowed by children. The yellow buttons show a toy brown bear and black lettering proclaiming: 'Think Toy Safety." The buttons were sent to the commission's 14 field offices to be distributed to groups interested In toy safety. The commission said none of the buttons reached consumers. A spokesman said the buttons would be destroyed. Industrial Output Drops; '6 Chrysler Closing Plants Goldberg Author Testifies WASHINGTON (AP) - The author of an uncomplimentary biography of former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg says he didn't want to undertake the project because he considered Goldberg a dull man. "But you can write a book about almost anything, including drtichokes," said conservative author Victor Lasky In testimony Friday at thc :cnflrmafton bearings of Vice President-designate Nelson A. Rockefeller. By JEFFKLY MILLS Chrysler system, throwing another 50,000 or mare workers off the job, sources said. Chrysler would neither confirm nor deny the reports. A Chrysler spokesman said miiqunting inventories of unsold new cars had reached a "critical level" but that no decision had been made on the December shutdown. The Federal Reserve Board forecast another decline in industrial output in November because of production cutbacks already announced by the auto industry. Meanwhile, attempts to win United Mine Workers approval of a proposed new contract bogged down as the union's regional leaders threatened to force a reopening of negotiations. A UMW official said he expected the nationwide coal strike to last at least three weeks, which would begin to trigger thousands of layoffs and Associated Press Writer Government statistics showing reduced industrial output and reports of a December shutdown of most of Chrysler Corp.'s car assembly plants indicate a bleak Christmas season for factory workers. The Federal Reserve Board reported Friday that industrial production dropped last month for the fourth time in five months. The drop of six-tenths of I per cent was the sharpest drop since February. And the board's analysis of the latest figures showed that last month's drop is not likely to be the end of deterioration In production. In Detroit auto industry sources said Chrysler will close live of its six car assembly plants for the month of December, idling almost 30,000 assembles. These shutdowns could Force layoffs throughout the Ford Will Run In '76 WASHINGTON (AP) — President Ford, in a low-key way, has beaten all other contenders in tossing his hat into the 1976 presidential ring. The announcement, which didn't come as much of a surprise, was made casually by Press Secretary Ron Nessen. Asked Friday at his daily news briefing whether Ford was about to declare his candidacy, Neseen said, "Yes. He Intends to run In '76." Pet Enjoys Good Book ALBANY, Ore. (AP) — A book was returned to the H. brary at LimiBen ton C*ilmunity College recently with no cover. Its pages shredded aid bearing teeth marks and paw prints. The title was still readable: "How To Keep Your Pet Healthy." force production cutbacks in the steel Industry, with a rippling effect on other industries, The Federal Reserve Board noted that the October production figures would have been even worse without a 9 per cent Jul mip In auto assemblies and a 6 per cent spurt in iron and steel production In anticipation of the coal strike. The October slump left the Fed's index 1.7 per cent below a year ago, the most severe slump since the recession of 19 and 1970. The Ford administration earlier served notice that the expected drop in the latest monthly statistic had prompted President Ford to conclude that a recession is seizing the economy. There were these other developments in the economy: —Corporate profits edged upward during the three-month period that ended Sept. 30, the Commerce Department said. Off icials Arrested In Text Dispute Askew Says Tourism To —. PUZZLE CARDS Iv Sf.v. Rvn P uuIIy ----- --,--- Corporate profits Increased 12 per cent over the previous quarter, but the department said the bulk of the Increase was accounted for by the higher value of business inventories as inflation drove prices up even while goods satin warehouses. b—The nation's Inflation rate was 12.5 per cent in the third quarter, instead of the 12.1 per cent reported earlier, and the nation's economy declined at a rate of 2.1 per cent, instead of the 2.9 reported earlier, the department said, —Two of the country's largest sugar refiners, Amstar Corp., and Sucrest Corp., announced prices increases of about five cents per pound. —Government sources said the United States will impose tough quotas on the Importation of Canadian beef and livestock in a move designed to get the removal of Canadian quotas on imports of U.S. beef. Increase Appeal LvIueIk.e i\Uii[1 APJfl JACKSONVILLE, Ha. quite adequately advised of the lAP) charges against them," Asst. U.S. pros4cutors say a U.S. /.'ty. Har vey Schlesinger judge's ruling that they must said Friday. "Indeed, they are reveal all their evidence to sen given sweeping knowledge of Edward J. Gurney, R-fla., and the charges and facts by the six en-defendants would unduly 115 Overt acts the government disclose the government's in. has chosen to list in count one" iii the irnlictnicn, f!'.lentclkfJ(JIJni' ('iSe evidence, a list of federal witnesses, grand Jury testimony of any will s, nan,es of unmndicted co-conspirators not already known and a list of overt acts charged by the govern. imient must be revealed. Defendants along with Gur. -.-1 -. *- SQUARES. F CORRECT SQUARES ARE SELECTED, YOU WILL SUCCESSFULLY DIVIDE: TI.IJS FIGURE ir ..TO FIVE PIEC E S OF ç -: - • -- — j • q1717 - - - - -- ..,, i..,.. ., Tr_* Burglar In Business BREMERTON, Wash. (AP) Larry Bonistead, who gained a natural expertise with locks during a career as a burglar, is now advising businesses on security systems and alarms to foil would-be burglars. He hopes to use the profits from his locksmith business to pay back his victims. Bomstead is the proprietor of Alexie's Olympic Locksmith and Repair. "I became a locksmith because I was a very good burglar and I do know locks," he says. "It's a natural occupation."Two years ago he left McNeil Island federal penitentiary after a three-and.a-half year stay that capped a prison career I3omstead began at 21. "When I offer people advise on security and alarm systems,11 base it on what they're protecting," he says, "I know how a crook would think about going after what they have," NEW YORK (AP) E. Howard Hunt says he, G. Gordon Liddy and Egil Krogh were Involved In a clan. destine drug fighting operation ordered by President Nixon before they shifted to political espionage which resulted In the Watergate break-In. The world-ranging drug plan was originated by Liddy and approved by then. presidential adviser John D. Ehrllchman and Nixon after Liddy conceived an operation called "Breaking the Connection" In the summer of 1971. Hunt said the operation was part of a secret government effort which eventually convinced Turkey to stop growing opium poppies. The "Breaking the Connection " plan was run from the White House office of Krogh, then an adviser to Ehrllchman, Hunt said. 4 Senior Citizens Tarpon Spring; trip. Leave Civic Center 9 a.m., return 6 p.m. Idyllwllde PTA, 7:30 p.m. Program— Lakeview Chorus. NOV. 19 Business meeting District Nurses 37, 4 p.m., Health Department auditorium. All Nurses Invited. eese Arrive On Time ANSONVILLE, N.C. (AP)— The first of the 10,000 anadlan geese have arrived at their winter resort, addy's Pond. In the 40 years they have been coming here, they have earned to escape the hunters' guns. Instead of coming In low over adjoining farmland, they une In high until directly over the pond. Then they spiral lown. Takeoffs are a tight spiral to a safe altitude. They lay until March before returning to Canada. The pond and the geese drew 5,000 visitors last year. "4 F &JLJ4D IlL • $16.95 NOVUS Hathboxe A personal calculator built for your budget. Wi th more features than YOU might expect, -a uir. ____ 0 LIGHT SET.. RIo 44 299 2 'DOUGLAS fill TRt 2 FT. MINIAr01 - WITS FLASHING LIGHTS -* LIGH TED RG TREE. 36 INCH - 881 . . REG. 2.29 PAPFR.:I,(,, — geoi'ge tuart - • • •L1 133 East Robinson ..,. ,. -- -- Downtown Orlando NOTICE Docket No. 74509wEU WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, (A?) — Public Counsel Frederick Karl disputes an investment underwriter's testimony that Florida Power & Light Co.'s credit worthiness has been decreased by uncertainty over fuel adjustment charges. Karl commented Friday after John Klngslaad, vice president of white, Weld and Co. Inc. of Miami, told the Public Service Commission that If courts order repayment of fuel adjustment charges, FP&L will have to pay higher interest and lower stock dividends. But Karl said FP&L'a credit rating depends on other factors. He was the only witness to testify Friday before the PSC adjourned after two days of hearings on the surcharge. Three FP&L officials are scheduled to speak when hearings resume at 1:30 p.m. Monday on the company's request for a rate Increase, THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE ABOVE DOCKET CONCERNING FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY'S PETITION FOR A RATE INCREASE TO COMMENCE AT 9:30 A.M., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12,1974 AND TO CONTINUE ON NOVEMBER 13, 1974, AND RESUME AGAIN ON NOVEMBER 18, 1974 AND CONTINUE 'ECKEIID'S FAMOUS RIVAL MEAT SLICER PRECISE SLICING WAFER THIN TO p PHOTO OFFER' Film Prints Kodak Film IN REG FROM DAY TO DAY THEREAFTER THROUGH NOVEMBER 22, I!99 1974, IF NECESSARY, AT THE TIME AND PLACE DESIGNATED BELOW: 2 __ —1 /4-inch smiring blade. SHERATON INN 1901 PALM BEACH LAKES BOULEVARD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 12 Nabbed On Drug Plane WINTER HAVEN, Fla (AP) — Thirteen persons were charged with smuggling and possession of marijuana after an airplane was tracked from Jamaica to this Central Florida city, drug enforcement officials said, Ted Swift, spokesman for time federal Drug Enforcement Administration in Miami, said 12 of those charged were aboard a DC3 cargo plane when it landed at Gilbert Field In Winter Haven. The driver of a van was also arrested and charged, Swift said. "About 800 pounds of Jamaican marijuana were aboard the aircraft in 16 suitcases," Swift said. "The suitcases were unloaded after the plane touched down In Winter Haven. As the craft was getting ready to take off, officers from the Drug Enforcement Achninistratlon, U.S. Customs and local pollee moved in to make th e arrcs(,' --------. !'wift c,ii,I - E Add, subtract, multiply, divide Credit Testimony Disputed - ,Z N... aN - Publ'i'c Service Commission Hearings -- ."J ,uc 5 OUT 35 LIGIff MINIATUR ,,, , -. FLORIDA IN BRIEF - , ,,, - ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1974 THE COMPANY WILL PRESENT TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE IN SUPPORT OF ITS FILED MOTION FOR PARTIAL INTERIM RELIEF AND WILL URGE THAT THE COMMISSION GRANT SAID MOTION IN ORDER TO PERMIT THE COMPANY TO IMMEDIATELY INCREASE ITS ANNUAL RATES AND CHARGES BY $69 MILLION DOLLARS, WHICH IS A PORTION OF THE RATE RELIEF - HERETOFORE REQUESTED BY THE COMPANY IN ITS - - Longwood, Is being held without Avenue, Fern Park, reported Friday from his home. bond in Seminole County Jail on rifle, scope and case valued at Donald Sakry, Chuluota, Carmen Murnzio F'azzina, 48, violation of probation charge. $275 stolen Friday from his reported items valued at $1,002 1268 Fountain Head Drive, Dennis Roland Polssant, 800 home, were stolen Friday From his Deltona, is in Seminole County Shady Lane Drive, Orlando, home. H. L. Kintz, Altamonte Jail in lieu of $1,250 bond, reported bench saw valued at from his Springs, reported house trailer charged with driving under the $220 stolen Thursday items valued at $8,875 were Longwood influence of alcohol, reckless home. driving, and assault and batBeverly M. Thomas, 1918 stolen Friday from Five Points William Franklin McKinley, (cry. Conifer Drive, Eastbrrok Mobile homes, Highway 17-92. 43, 17 Hunt Road, Longwood, Subdivision, reported stereo Ben P. Gaines, 903 Bearlake is in Seminole County Jail, in speakers valued at $)0 stolen Road, Forest City, reported lieu of $5,000 bond, charged with County Thursday from her home, silver coins and stereo equip- grand larceny. Thomas Lewis French, 39, G. J. Rhodes, 715 Gladwin uiient valued at $1,000 stolen Arrested and charged with grand larceny Thursday were William McKinley and his wife Cora of 1297 Hunt Rd., Longwood. The couple is accused of taking and selling furniture and appliances from a residence at 1220 Hamilton St., Longwood, whichisthey NOV. 16-17 Democratic Woman's Club of Central Florida Mineral and rented. McKinley In formerly Seminole Winter Springs Volunteer Seminole County noon, Western (',ern Society Inc., 7:30 p.m., County Jail with bond set at Fire Dept. Turkey Shoot, 1-5 Sizzlin Steak House, Sanford. John Young Museum, 810 E. $5,000 and his wife Is under pm., SR 434 and Fairfax Ave. Sanford Optimist Club, noon , Rollins St., Orlando. Open to observation at Florida Hospital Shells furnished, you may use Sheraton Inn, 1.4. Speaker public, for epileptic seizures. your own .12 gauge shotgun. Peter Cahall on financial League of Women Voters Unit Investigating officers were det. planning. imieeting, 9:15 a.m., First Sgts. J. Paddock and Tom Ling NOV. 17 Florida History Class, Bram Federal of Seminole, SR 434. of Longwood Police DepartSts. Peter and Paul Catholic I:hcti;a IT k_nt 1. ipn ('hunk Fall Ftstival beginning Towers. Films, talk and slides, I uu Laws. at noon, Howell Branch Road, 7:30.9:30 p.m. Casselberry Goldenrod. Gaines, rides, Lyman High School MA, 8 NOV. 21 country store and crafts. p.m., auditorium. Drama Lake Mary Woman's Club, 11 Robert Carnes of 711 Wilshire Dinner served from 4 p.m. teacher his. Cher Stempler in a.m.,Sheraton Inn, Mrs. Joan Dr., Casselberry, reported charge of dramatic presen- Sheppard of Seminole Corn- carpentry tools estimated at Altamonte Springs Players tafton. mnunity College, speaker. Min value were stolen from a cast and production call, 7:30 League of Women Voters Unit van parked In front of his house Sanford Women's Republican p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic home of meeting, Center. Play is "Ready When Club noon luncheon at 7:45 pm,, SR 434, sometime Wednesday night. Gerald Youngs of 372 BritLongwood. Topic Mrs. Eugene Meadors, N. 17-92 You, C.B." — a comedy. Election tany Circle, Casselberry, Laws. near Monroe Inn. reported a break-In at his home NOV. 18 Sanford Optimist Club noon Cub Scout Pack 242, Lake and an undetermined amount of Woodlands PTA nominating luncheon meeting, Sheraton Mary School, 7:30 p.m. cash and other items stolen. and steering committee, 7:30 p.m., at Sabal Point Elernen- Inn. tory. Interested parents and NOV. 20 Smith College Club of Winter teachers from Woodlands Park-Orlando, 10:30a.m., home school area invited. of Mrs. Richard Miller, 817 Humane Society of Seminole Brock St., Winter Park. County, 8 p.m., First Federal, SOh It) TK)ri Longwood, SR 434 and 17-92. CALENDAR - AdPLAftillft TAKE A PENCIL AND BLACK OUT FIVE CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Thomas McIntyre has called for the resignation of Gen. George Brown, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for allegedly antisemitic remarks. The New Hampshire Democrat said Friday If Brown does not resign, "then I, as a member of the Armed Services Committee, will recommend to the chairman of the committee to conduct a full-scale Inquiry into Gen. Brown's attitudes as they affect his fitness for the office he now holds," McIntyre said Brown's widely quoted remarks about Jewish Influence In this country "encourage those who would make the Jewish community the scapegoat for our energy predicament." Brown has been quoted as saying Jews are very influential in the United States and control much of nation's press and mans banks. 'Connection Breakers' CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) cent Friday at the end of the — The Kanawha County School 10th week of the protest against DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. the 1973 'banner tourism' Americans today are deter- operator, came to the aid of superintendent and three school books called anti-religious, 111AP - Guy. Reubin Askew level." mined, If at all possible, to take family stranded by auto trouble board members have been ar- thy and unpatriotic. says tourism will make a come. He said that annual vacation, which in September. He took their Florida has passed rested on charges of contrib. The four school officials were back next year despite an ex, the worst of the tourism slump they earned and deserved," he Into his home for an overnighi uting to the delinquency of ml. arrested during what they said Peeted 15 per cent decline in caused by last winter's gasoline said. stay while the repairs were nors in the ongoing schoolbook they thought was a "con- 1974. shortage. A number of resorts dispute here Tourists will be more pricenude. ciliatory meeting" with protest "Our tourism researchers are reporting increased book- conscious so attractions must Supt. Kenneth Underwood leaders at Christ Church Meth- feel that the Florida Awards for "outstanding contourism in. ings for the holidays and win- be prepared to give them a full said he and the others were "set odist Church in Charleston. dustry should begin to pick up ter, he said. tributions to the Florida econoup" for their arrests Friday and mmseasuie for their dollar "It was the first time in my In 1975," Askew Said in a Friday "We are going into the winter compete even more vigorously uw through tourism" were pee. that the charges were In. life I've ever been arrested," speech for the seventh annual season with our eyes open and sented to Hugh of Eastfor prospective vacationers, he man Kodak FilmIrwin Co., Rochesforby anti-textbook for- UrkwcJ said later, adding Governor's Conference on our fingers crossed," he said. said. ces. All were released on bond, he had i something Un- Tourism. icr, N.Y.; Chuck Kirkpatrick of Askew said the overriding Board members Matthew usual when he saw a television At the luncheon meeting, Greyhound Lines Inc., Phoenix, Kinsolving, F. Douglas &Wfl) "Projections for the year concern is the effect of the re-- Askew presented the first Ariz., and Dan Darrow of Orcrew at the meeting. and Harry Stansbury were the 11975) are 23 million to 215 mu cession on tourism, an industry "friendly Floridian of the year" lando, task force committee "I asked the constable (who others charged. A warrant was arrested the four) how he knew lion vistitors, an Increase over which historically suffers in award to Rolf McClesky of Gulf chairman for the 1974 Discover issued for board member Rims- where to come and he said he the 21.6 million visitors they are economic downturns, Breeze. America Pow Wow and Inter. sell Isaacs, but he was out of "Yet we also know that MeClesky, a ," he estimating for 1974," Askew service station national was told where we'd Travel Mart. be town. The four board members said. one week ago voted to return said. the disputed books to the class. But the superintendent said "According to long-range rooms. he is confident of acquittal and predictions, we should reach Meanwhile, officials said "happy that this case will be the 25.5 million mark sometime . S. school attendance topped øoper adjudicated ' in court." in 1976, bringing us back up to U Sanford WORLD Public To Hisria Tl Wage, Price Controls Urged Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974-3A Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. POLICE BLOTTER -- - , - i' •'T I ,, - ' ' ö —I _____________________ �Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL OPINION Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. I ,%unday fleiald Choer PP Fleet in No Shape For War WA.UNGTO_ In an e&f repirt, we toki man. &t a ?ay wadog. alarmed the aIAt and th e E t u of the fleet, arranged to debrer the elentors f or bring* bring* carp and _we Is abod Possibly military arti to break fid waeI m*ct report to as at an outc4- we a nd r.i'4." ____ the od 1 findings have been cuiThe "tt str1 aiztzx-ne DO now and fa imed by own sanitatn conthA are tcCafly waactea Eti __ czner deliver 2,OO airtcr This c take the n, we reported, of a _ c and nz ai recent rority ir," kt'--)i the ad flekis 0( LibYa. Marlbe 3111t "OVS with casmo in the W1d. thle at Accarduig to &imte, t Marine divisions artilleiy IIItIy to any trouble to degrees; F." rrakirg t and P thea r fieLi& danWom to work am. rifl rnnjtar*n, ready to assault an iy But we haie now lear ned that the bebctr are ocr egatao s1rji,j, g a canal or An fl1, wtth would to r.atxcals ezigM in a (lath revofotict. ierican cocz2ataoc ___ ___ -. Askew No Babe In Political Woods ie an ••-- - ---- -- - . -Ther are litera!ly __ etic3es abcd the carrier are being repaired. there is r Ia-otr ventilation system to remove the cxtx in monoxide if the motor5 are running. tI the Er compressors nor air conrg work well, and the propulsion system rkd iee to keep the ship going Is rusting. in the ilüp' A the 15 P'fl Footnote; w in give more details of the Buikeley report and the Navy's reply In a future - when - OPEN SUN AY I WASHINGTON WHIRL: Pentagon delegates • - -. . . ". The gowernor was up in Atlanta the other day speaking to t he Southern Growth Policies Board on role of state governments in their clout in Washington. the economy and point that the governor said ou loud what political observers have been saying and writing for years states that limit their governors to a single term do so at the risk of limiting their influence in Washinjam Since the governor had just been elected to his second term be was able to zero in on the problem in language everyone could understand. Askew tha t Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, chairman It was on the latter DON OAKLEY fr Success I noted States Lead - Fa lure In i of the growth board. had turned over the chairman- r RAY CROM L E Y — In Passing 1 ship to North Carolina Gov. Jam E. HOIShouSer because Carter eaves office in January unable to succeed himself, and Hoishouser is midway Peace through his single four-year term. Askew td the group that states that limit For larsel, nothing has failed like su their governors to one term are making a mistake" t he I.Ai and in a burst of candor pointed out: its brid modern hL~, the little nation has th.. "Men a governor can only serve one term, military mmft of its Arab iciy victory has only set ongressmen and state legislators sometimes just stage f or renewed conflict and in the long tolerate him." run has left the Arabs and moreunited Now that, folks, is the name of the game. One than they were before. Now a fifth Arabdoesn't tiave to spend all his waking hours studying Arab-Israeli war loon. politics, nor flitting around the count ry examining Sins. it to the Palestinian terrorists. the state gov€iiiiientz to recognize the truth of the mort mplecatge foe Of Israel, has been masvely rearmed by the Soviet Urcm which governor's observation. rev mins seemingly immune from world opinion. We can think offhand of at least one state In a significant defeat for the mnderate King _____ of Jordan, the Palestine Liber where the poli tical power brokers used the H____ ation governorship as a dumping ground for politicians (gamzation, whose gosl is nothing less than the —TO ______ yAq in one way or another, had fallen out of favor, total oUiieration of Israel, was recognized as the cie afficul ll Palestinians he for a at t but carried enough clout at the polls to have a recent Arab in Maroc. certain nuisance value. He would then be placed on a the ticket, sent to the state capitol there to sit in wwxmw leverage they po have discovered the st Western lonely splendor as the legislature did what it darn caatals in the use of oil as a weapoii. well pleased and the congressional delega tion :'--The cur rent diplomatic consensus seem to be spent the next four years referring to him as that WIeLS Israel makes immediate and weeang concessions to the Arabs withdraws "What's-his-name." (torn the Sinai Peninsula and the Golan Heights, Many people have a false conception of where tthxnthes control of Jerusalem and agrees to the real power lies in politics particularly in the setting upc4 a separate Palestinian state on those states where party organiza tions are the west bank of the Jordan there be Well have a nip after the first of the year!' , , dominant. It isn't unusual in those states to send The!3wjg)er that todoall that some hack to the governorship to get him out in the aherixe of an iron-clad, internatinnally rather than in the spotlight, nor is it unusual for a auaranteed agreenwa stiJatu their right to local political organization to nominate and work national existence would be to sign their like the devil to elect some gadfly to Congress to get dea th warrant. him out of the local court house. !I was control of the strategic Golan HeiZ and the Lanai, won in the l67 &z-DayzWar, that We worry a great deal about people who are saved Israel frcni being overrun in the WOW returned to office year after year, almost by rote; War 011973. To retreat to the pre-1967 borders Editor' - _______ B id •. . . . •;• Reform Laws WASHIN N- (NEA) The U.S. Congress has a great deal to learn from some state kgislatwe on writing election campaign law,. And more to learn from public referendums such as that held in California. 4 In Texas, California and Washington, citizens can file lawsuits to force candidates to comply with financial discicures. In at least one sta te, contributions are limited to individuals. No special Interest or public InWrest groups, no corporations or unions can give nxmey to candidates, either directly or through separate permanent poli tical committees. One state not only requires lobbyists to make detailed reports of expenditures but prohibits them from making type of political con- Ik tribution. A number of legislatures require that officials and candidates make available their personal fi financial records and, in addi tion, have set up monitoring committees to mate c corn. plete, accura te reports are turned in or time. One state not only requires business firms and labor unionsto set up separate political cornrrntt If they want to donate to candidates; It also requires that these political groups make a clear distinction between their orgadzatio and financial support of candidates and their lobbying of legislators and officials in the executive branch. The financing of these two types of opera tion mtbeclear Iysenaj The above, of course, summary of some of the provisions enacted by some of the states. These restrictions and others, Including limits on campaign financing and regu!ation3 requiring he public disclosure of dc re mm a by no means tnors, m uniform or universal. Most have been enacted or * Improved in the past two years as a result, the political SySten] needs an infusion of new blood woaw be to Wse them viw buffer am and We worrn are already protected from preiwnably, of Watergate. In total, 47 state I from time to time. But we also worry about those every city in Israel iithin s&rt- range E have just read the (52 words total) proposed disicrimination by other long standing The legislatures have passed some sort of financial qual Rights Amendment. And I am shocked 14th states that hobble good men by sharply limiting the rCdl re4ch Ci the Arats. disclosure legislation; numbers are In the amen d ment guarantees ' equal protection of that it enjoys such widespread support. The mod the Laws" to every "person." In a December. process Ci expanding the right of private citizen But though Israel could win the next war, number of years they may spend in public service. and serious defect of the ERA is a legal one; it is so i the Mt. the shieer statistics d Population and access to what goes on In legislative committee decision, the Supreme none of our Lawyers, politicians, or Redl th ,.iI (} For all practical purposes one-term governors resoizces dictate that sooner or Later at the 14 th amendment nullifies state meetings. it will he judges can say for sure what it really means. 1zied if that are lame ducks the moment they give their "State laws which provide "dissimilar treatment" for can I.) When the problem is put to the public, as In ar rived at with the Arabs. is not somehow INeither of the State message. Ca lifornia, it's clear the majority of citizens are men and w om en "who are sim S ti ec on ta "Equality ts t h 1 s tes il arly situated." of righ under e To many an U Wt. the Arab demands now ready for much more stringent laws on tai be denied or abridgedofby the United "equal pay for equal work?" CERTAINLY reasonable. T1 territory seized by I3rbeI 1JC campaign and other election practices States or by any State on account sex." Would There's the Equal Pay Act of 1963 which protects thanfinancing are the Congress and most state a4$ was newr intended to be part 01 that this vagueness void state laws requiring us women from sexual disaimination In em- Legisla tures. ioutry. There 'mist eventually be a solution to sepa rate rest room facilities?; void laws Pk)ymfleflt. festenn problem 01 possessed Proscribing tKflnosexual relations?; void laws It Is flow evident that If priva I 'ilegin15ns. Therefore, not only Is the ERA unnecessary, every state would develop codes ofte ci tizens in fairthrough election But 0w world forgets protecting minors from statutory rape?; void but it's also dangerous. We women already have rules and present these to the public alimony and .'t tabs even been wa ll ing to sat down with childchsupport'; void separate gym our rights guaranteed by law, now please let us local referendums where such are allowed, the classes for our ildren?; void laws which we keep w Lsraeks an fate-to-face negotiations, much less exempt women from military combat units? me MRS.dignity. Nix on the ERA. Please sign could, within the next half do?en years or so have to f mal rccuiniti of Isr l as part of a not ms. eletions In this country that iigrtv or on ae San Ervin and four Yale law school would raise the permanent peace treaty. Edwina J. Ajest.ra ethical standards of our elected off icials to graduates say yes. It would do all this and more. It is elementary facts like these that make the Deltona, Florida tolerable leveli. current go- between efforts of the redoubtable Henry A. Kissinger the mod chailnging of his — I There's w much to report.. .so many things hapA ilhngncss trnprn, unfoitwiatdy, Give me, amidst the confusion of my day, the pening that should be brought to your attention,, .bat, so calmness WWf beti in eZces 'U1PiY Ui the Miili of the everlasting hills. little time and space to do justice to them all. Break the tension of my nerves What can be written which will keep your a ttention? and muscles with the power of the radical Palestinians, the contimied $Mtdng music (q Around Thy singing stremns That live in my Who is going to be upset with today's colwnn' refusal of the Arabs to negotiate directly with memor y. 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Reg. 1.89 yd. All Cotton 44/45" wide. Machine washable, little or no ironing Letter To The EdItor BERRY'S WORLD 100- , solid stali. Danstar Is a ;ace Noun-- 44145 _______ ____ Req. 309.95 happen the Dow should not retrace more than 50 per cent of 1949 (three quarters recession) its recent rally total that is when the ratio declined by 1.2 574-692 equals 118 of which a 50 per cent. Should inventory percent retracement would be liquidation reach similar 59 points. 692-59 equals 633 as Recent strategy minutes proportions then we estimate one objective of Intraday achave mentioned the Importance potential exists for a decline of tivity. Should the market react of rising transactions velocity 114.5415 billion in business to that level br above on low to overall trends in business inventories in 1975. ThiS would volume it would be considered activity. Expanding tran. more offset the total in- as quite bullish. A less positive 1 sactions velocity means that ventorythan gain estimated for 1974. indication would be a pull ba ck spending activity Is rising at a Furthermore, since we believe below that level, although we greater rate than debt ac- this business recession will be should remember that the 1970 cumulation for business put. the deepest and longest retracement after the 100 point poses. It really implies that recorded in post WW Two rally from May 1970 lows, was a business sales gains are out- history, It appears reasonable two-thirds pullback and was pacing Inventory growth. Since to assume that the ratio of completed early in July of that April 1974 the exact opposite changes in business Inventories year. In either event, we cannot has occurred i.e. the rate of to GNP may decline by a suggest a negative outlook for spending has fallen behind the greater amount than was the the short term until the uptrend rate of business borrowing, case in 1949. We base this lines are violated. When and if Moreover, analysis of recent contention on the fact that inthey are violated, it will be up to data on spending and borrowing ventory changes as reported by the volume to give us an insuggest that this trend is likely the Department of Commerce dication of the pullback to continue for awhile, have been grossly understated potential. As long as our index of and revised upwards transactions velocity continued significantly during the its present decline, we expect previous three quarters. While we remain cautious business earnings to decline regarding basic Industrial over the months ahead. Furcompanies, we continue to thermore, since the banking Short term uptrends, in both advise purchase of Interest rate system remains in a congested the Dow industrials and the sensitive industries Selected state the probability of a severe broader based S and p telephone and electric utility inventory runoff is high. remain unchallenged but are equities are believed to be Examination of post Wy 11 now apparently going to be attractive. Securities which business cycles reveals that an tested. offer the combination of high inventory liquidation on a large It volume, Indicating selling dividend yield, low Price. earscale las not characterized pressure, can be held at a nings multiple and earnings business recessions In the moderately low level during growth can be expected to period. In fact, the ,ratio of pullback, the decline may not outperform the market, We changes in business inventori es turn into a test of the early would confine buying at this to GNP fell below one pet In October lows. For that to Juncture to this type of issue. WEEKS.IIEMPJIILL NOYI'S INC. Submitted By: NiehulasJ.Mergo Sale259 ustri al, I . - enney - On ly Buy I " the reasons for optimism. the Americans. fully aware of the American fact, well before it,-the Soviet had confined itself to support- that will be particularly danThe President, meantime, suade the Russians from Through six successive ad- problem, yet, even as they extol activity did more to hamper ing a national borne for Pale- gerou.s in the spring when the looked forward, he said, to con- following a scent of geopolitical ministrations, the United Stat-es the boons of detente, they keep than help peace efforts. Today stinians. Recent developments structive talks with the Soviet profit from Middle East In. has time comes to renew the man. been guarantor of Israel's their monkey wrench at the Or dramatically Iliwainated th Fsran, join enthuslastiUnless something pe e leader, Leonid I. Brezhnev, in stability and tension, hap ned date of th e buffer United Nasurvival, and it's hardly likely ready, as they have done cally In applauding the Idea of Powering obstacles to a genuine behind scenes at the recent Ba. tions forces. The thunder of the October Middle East peace. Yet without war last year nearly disit, the outlook is for an in. integrated the flimsy fabric of definite future of instability In Vladivostok next week. That detente. A fifth Arab-Israel war the world's most sensitive area, meeting could be critical for the could finish detente for a long Secretary of State Henry A. Middle East. tine—maybe for good. For Kissinger's problem is to track D 'fhe whole fragile stru cture of some hairy hours last year it down the elusive formula that the new took in Soviet-Amen, looked like a replay of the 1962 would permit him to capitalize can relations, the detente, Is at Cuban missile showdown. on whatever momentum his stake, and that policy is of im. Washington alerted U.S. forces )eace efforts have generated mense impor ta nce to the Soviet worldwide in response to what hus far. If he fails, It can mean leader, it said was a Soviet plan to send, a new superpower showdown. flecausecf the geology and unilaterally, troops into Egypt President Ford has reported geography of the Middle East, to police a shaky ceasef ire, "some t'ncouragin news" any war there inevitably enEgypt and Syria have more ANALYSIS seven ltimiflionbe needed W"mLional Military Sports C=" in rzrners water," ()fr1 P° ft1hi arart Their hells are ruü heW during the Ali-Foreman fight, missed confided that the same mlzticrzs exi The sewage system t all no medial seals be& er mat ch. The taxpayers paid air se 'znd, as a rescit, raw sewage wifl ak out t. theI es -.ar'eii fo'led w' ia:. a! ar scme (thr f o r the six U S. t'r dts th rxs ere i t can ie aAe rc.acr a4 d tath.s rcUing. iniitary represeniatves. But at $lO to O per he tlxcih the slZp." This auto "an en a w-i-r4 C*.ulawa under sea-going cxiitiur 4g t jnic.jij sa t out the tight while A of being week of October 7. 1 ship, reported the 4. in which harmlui t*cteria could .t4ihk the ri dwW by ch er foreign colleagues attended.. .The hgtt Navy utor, Rear uural, has became "degraded" that AthTL JG federal Office 01 Education has alarmed ernSulkdey csteI the decrepit mectate attention" is vitaL In case of an engecy, it is vital to get the ployrs in Its zeal to purge its rats. Paper saucers WWvtcrmrierrod mY ker able to an t*apters on dect rapiy. Yet net aaft of rat Poison were laid out around the de. Abraham lieitc&s broken-down Qvil War fleet, the skies properly. Its electr eepAxneg elevator operates 'in the taTrt mode and When employes complained that the oatmealare going tocrily fl carx tell whet} an approacturag plane is apçrenIiy have for a org t." like poison might be eaten by visi ting children a plsMa, WE. Cz±sh- friend or foe. Its wrais test eqwsnt is 'd when the Mars' jeepsand other nno was sent around Melling out the antidote - pol but it is all a matter ol style; it comes to P011 takes a back seat to no one. oAe and better Soviet military hard. any administration could con- throughout all the Kissinger ci. Palestine statehood under the bat summit of Arab rulers that ware than ever, despite heavy sider abandoning her to dis- forts. Palestine Liberation Organ. hasn't been made public, the 1973 losses, and Israel has been mantlement. The Russians are Since the October war—In Izatlon. Previously the Kremlin outlook Is for a long deadlock tente policy has failed to dis- resupplied by look like an impossible dream, }i-# Wed, cU; Mgh, SI Wmdn, Yeat, $24 By IAl In FImda same as to 'f Mad- )4 th, $ 7$. 6 M'th. 16 3. 12 -•• By WILLIAM L RYAN from Kissinger's latest peace gages the superpowers, raising AP Special Correspondent pilgrimage, though others were the danger of showdown. Yet For Americans and the world finding difficulty In detecting the palpable peril to their do. n lot rides today on what begins to WAThI D. IXWLE. bä xc TOM AIXES. E&" BERT C. MARXEY. MrirtA 1ector (;,- *Middle East Settlement Essentleal To World Peace Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974.-4A JACK ANDERSON F'RIU1 AVE. SAFOfW. FLA Sunday, Nov. 17,1974—SA I lilIb barbell set II1CII1((pst,',Q 15 I L) (our lOW and four 5 lb. discs, one 68 barbell and two 15" dumbbell bars Also protective rings, slip-resistant collar f,itentrs and instruction hook 1 Sale 5860 wide �6A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 HOROSCOPE Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. For Sunday, November 17, 1974 1t 11 5 Seek Same Longwood Council Seat ('tltiul._ ltl(.lI'[EH GENERAl. TENDENCIES. You have excellent Judgment lod.a and can easily organize and make new arrangements to put i'ur practical affairs on a secure basis. Alter attending the -rViCCs of your choice make plans that will give you more JCPenney LONG WOOD —Tito names of iiieans of shutting others up, science with a minor in speech. five candidates seeking election she promised to listen to the Whilo In his native New York, to the district 5 city council people. Mit'k'nuin served three years seat, vacated by B. L. Helms Mittleman, a Longwood as assistant to the mayor of ,1. some weeks ago, will be on the resident for the past 18 months, Huntington, Long Island, a city election ballot Dec. 3. township of 210,000 with an area Since the city has no Law - 0( 99.9 square miles. During his requiring a successful can. . . .' tenure he was acting director of didate to carry a majority of ;be -. recreation for nine months and Irm______________ votes cast, a simple plurality \ uhief Fiscal officer of that will be sufficient. I _____________________________ department's $6 million annual 1 ________ budget. The candidates' names will appear in alphabetical order: _______ Before moving to Longwood, Gerard Connell, Norma Jean Mittleman worked as director 'r#74,1,F Ilennigan, Richard C Mit ________ of executive recruiting for the tieman, Peter Piano and Robert .. City of New York's human ) Widdis. .-' Also up for election Dec. 3 is the mayor's office, district 3 council seat, and the city clerk .• -, Although J. R. Grant and GEItAItU CONNELL Ounle Shornate's names will appear on the ballot as can- drainage. He commended the — didates for councilman and city council for its planned adoption clerk respectively, neither have of a site review ordinance later r. ' . -• Opposition and both are vir- this imiorith, adding he endorsed tually elected. the concept at numerous Three candidates have council meetings over the past NORMA J. IIENNIGAN qualified for mayor: Carmen year. Bravo, Robert Harms and Mrs. Hennigan, wife of Police . James It. Lormann. Chief Thomas Hennigan, is a ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 191 An excellent time to study ways to krotiie more successful in your line of endeavor. Do not neglect pliilsosphical studies. TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) Get in touch with wise individuals and discuss OLW best course of action for the future. Make constructive plans for the new week. GEMINI flNlay 21 to May 20) Your intuitive perceptions are torking very accurately now, so give heed to them and you can solve many problems. Be wise. M(X)N (IIU,DI{EN i June 22 to July 21) A good day to talk over any moot p'ints with associates and conic to a line .ureenwnt. Attending a civic affair is wise. I.E() iJuly 22 to Aug. 22 Show a sincere and loyal friend the depth of your devotion and appreciation. Take time to improve "ur health. Relax tonight. VIRGO 'Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Taking part in recreational ;wtivities now can help you advance in the business world being allied with the right persons. LIBRA 'Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Concentrating on home affairs van make this a most productive day. Make plans to improve your surroundings. Relax tonight. t *( 4010 to Nov.211 Attend the t'rvicc that can ou to think along more idealistic concepts. 1ter engage in favorite hobbies with friends. SAGITrMUUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Pan how to have greater income in the future. Use good judgment where budgeting is concerned. Think along practical lines. (AFHICORN 'Dec. 22to Jan. 20) Concentrate on the personal side of life that is most important to you right now. Get together with congenials later. AQYARIUS iJan. 21 to Feb. 19 Make long-range plans that ill gie you security and happiness in the future. Show increased kvtipn to the one you love. PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Get out of that rut you have been in and have fun with people. Accept invitations instead of turning them down. Be a leader. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. . .he or she will want to iot Into projects that will have a long life and for this reason should be given as fine an education as possible. Your progeny should be given much freedom of expression. Give religious and hUcal training early in life and success is assured. The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of vow life is largely up to YOU, RUFUS BRADLEY JR. D 4 M7= - DONNA Oltlt Connell holds a master's six year resident of the city and degree and PhD equivalency in making her second bid for a physics, a bachelor's degree In council seat. -aeronautical engineering and Mother of four children and a took civil engineering, pee-law bookkeeper by profession, she . and business management is interested In finding out more •.. - . programs. He says, however, about the city's financial . Alk that plain common sense Is a situation, since constant money OWN major requirement for holding problems develop even though PETER PIANO public office, a balanced budget is adopted, ,. Council was employed by Mrs. Ilennigan is for sound I -. . resources adniinistrat:on. Grumman Aerospace Corp, property annexations, done for •. He is emphasizing the need Bethpage, N.Y. for 16 years in the benefit of the city rather V .. for strict planned growth, and the research department before than anyone else. Formerly a . adoption of a site plan or. r accepting the position of student at the University of dinance requiring all r manager of research and Kentucky at Lexington, she ' developers to dedicate park t engineering at Martin- considers politics he hobby. .. land with each project they Mariett a, Orlando. "I've always been interested in build. Connell tags himself an in- government and like the fact lie said a comprehensive dependent candidate. Noting that I can run for office if I "aster plan is needed by the hiC active campaign against the choose to," she said. city to assure orderly growth. RICHARD MITTLEMAN proposed connection with Alt.aSaying that too often over the Piano, a two year resident, monte Springs for sewer ser years she has seen citizens attended liamline University in owner of Hallmark Enterprises n vice, he said o of the city's attending council meetings Minnesota, earning a and a iiiember of the city's major problems now is belittled and the gavel used bachelor's degree in political zoning board for 18 months, is Ii rE, a For Monday, November 18, 1974 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Changing conditions provide the chance to see how best to handle career activities to please those who have any control over your affairs. Delve deeply for the answers you need. JESSIE J. SAPI' ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Contact those persons who can be S ervice of the greatest help to :;ou at this time, and state your ambitions. Do whatever increases prestige. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Discuss with allies plans that will be in effect for a long time to come. The ideal time to start (,Personnel expanding. Study tonight. GEMINI iMay 21 to June 21) Use hunches when dealing with associates and get everything working on a practical and wise level. Reach a better understanding with mate. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) See what your associate has to suggest about joint endeavor, since you do not seem to understand the gist of It very well. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) You can put that new scheme to work now that will make routines or new interests more functional. Show partner greater cooperation. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Get together with persons whose sense of fun is similar to yours for a pleasant time during spare bows. Romance favored. LIBRA iSept. 23 to Oct. 22) A good day to create more harmony at home. Then get into the detailed part of that new Interest that has you so enthusiastic. SCORPIO Oct. 2 to Nov. 21) Having talks with associates will be productive of fine results and more future benefits. Get in touch with all who can further your success. SAGITI'ARHJS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Think big to be 14g, since the future Is up to you and your ability. Follow suggestions of trusted adviser. CAPRICORN ( Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Think more about your own needs and go after them Instead of wasting sympathy on those who don't deserve it. Attend a social. AQUARIUS i Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Plan for more security in the future, instead of spending so much time and money on philanthropy. Do something for a true friend. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) The social Is most Important to you now. Listen to others; lighten your spirits. Much good comes from being with friends. W YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY heorshe will bea clever young person who will start early to calculate about many things, especially about how to become successful and somebody In this world, so give much affection to teach love of people and consideration for offiers. Slant education along such lines as banking, management, big business and the like. Teach early to always take good care of the health. "The Stars Impel, they (JO not compel." Wh.it you make of your life Is largely up to YOUt Reassigned River Is Key To Lake Pollut'R Three Seminole County natives were . recently 11 I Smoked Sausage, Yams, - -- 4 ' - 1971 $'',atI$ from P4at'o'al C't'n PsitIth S'it*f,c$. U • ' Leading Causes of Death in USA. .S',rr'cs D'itw. LAKE WALES, Fla. (AP) — rustic resort on the banks of the basin's upper chain of lakes — of nutrients involved, nor did ir reassigned hy the U.S. Air The flood control technocrat Kissimmee River; about 25 Tohepekaliga, Cypress, Alliga. they know at what levels the ti Force upon completion of grimaced as he walked into the miles southeast of here. tor, Gentry and Hatschineha — nutrients would become critical ci training schools, meeting room and spotted his The workshop was envisioned and transformed the river into to the life of the lake. (1 Airman Rufus Bradley Jr., counterparts in a state Dept- by the planners as the brains- an arrow-straight channel from , son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus iiient of Planning workshop on tornR Researchers F ri Wet Ic ft climax of a two-year Lake Kissimmee south to Lake " Bradley Sr., of Sanford, is pollution-threatened lands Center said their computLake study of a potential pollution Okeechobee. stationed at Keesler AFB, Okeechobee, crisis in the Kissimmee RiverDi-ainage canals and ditches er models of the lake indicated Miss., for technical training in flood the nutrient pollution could be "Jesus, I saw those people in Basin and Lake Okeechobee. were dug all across IK administration. The 1970 the hotel lobby but I thought The study was ordered by the plain to drain the marshes, re tIiiiunak'dt,oij ec nneiCrooms High School graduate they belonged to a rock band 1973 legislature, which appro- ducing the basin's wetlands by /•.Iti0fl and reaauuuinh the w recently completed basic playing in the marshes without increasing the V bar," he whis- priated $1.1 million for the Job. more than 300,000 acres. training, U pored, nodding his head toward The ultimate goal Is legislation The one-time pollution trap I' n ma th Airman Donna Marie Orr, the group of University of Flor. for the 1975 session, lId all concl uded and spawning ground for alligadaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ida researchers and DepartThe study carries the title of tors, fish and birds was opened tions with thedisclaimer that tli ChanningL.Orr, of Altamonte ment of Pollution Control staf- "Special Project to Prevent the to agriculture I On on wert still and develop- their conclusi of S Springs, has reported to lers. Eutrophication of Lake Okee- itient. The River Ranch, the "highl y tentative. Sheppard AFB, Texas, for "This is going to be a real chobee." renter of a huge GAC Corp. Several proposals for dech- am training as a medical service bummer with those straights," Gov. iteuhin Askew and legis- development, was once a •nnehzat,on were aired, rangspecialist. She is it 1974 Lyman moaned one of the youthful sci- lative leaders became worried marsh. High School graduate. entist.s to his peers. about the esoteric form of notMaster Sgt. Jessie J. Sapp, The contrast between the lution In 1973 when University project which was completed son of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sapp, contingents from th e UF of Miami ecologist Arthur Mar- in 1970 at a cost of $31.6 million. illion of Oviedo, recently completed Wetlands Center and the DPC shall warned that cl'anh succeeded in allowing for the Aerospace Defense Command on one side and the South and nelization of the Kissimmee succeeded removal of flood waters Non-commissioned Officer Central Florida Flood Control River was causing destruction Iron, the popu l ated areas of Academy. The 1954 Crooms District on the other was stark of Lake Okeechobee, principal r Orange and Osceola counties, high School graduate has been and never out of mind water source for South Florida. 17olonday Nov. 18 but also turned the Kissimmee assigned to Peterson Field, throughout the midweek con. Marshall grabbed headlines liv e r Into a ditch Colo. ference at River Ranch, a with his claim that chan. Sc ool 11.J1 enu Carroll Rightr' individual Uc.re,t for ydr s in fOr Drcrnor is now ready. For 'ovr copy Send your riqipiLlair and Ii to Carroll Rjhter rorecase. The Evening Htraid, P.O. Ao* t29, Hollywood, Calif. 9O1. - SOuvict Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974-7A S. Ptoc P$,.W, .-i . . neliz.ation for flood control was The question Facing the work- Greens, Sliced Baked Apples, turning the Kissimmee River shop centered on the extent or Rolls, Milk. Butter. into a sewer line, transforming the pollution and how to stop it. Like Okeechobee into a cess Neither question was fully anTuesday; Nov. 19 pool. He concluded that "unle&s swered. there is prompt action, the lake Sloppy Joe, Corn, Cole Slaw. The I)PS said that five million is doomed to fill with muddy tons of nutrients were being Cookies, Rolls, Milk, Butter. ooze and its once plentiful bass tiutmiped into the river basin Wednesday; Nov. 20 and blue gill will be obliterat. each year Iron, sewage m" because of eutrophication. treatment plants in the Or- Cold Cuts, Macaroni & Eutrophy is a scientific terin lando.Kissinunee.Dlsney World Cheese, Green Beans, used to describe a body of water areas. Strawberry Shortcake, Rolls, that is rich in dissolved nuBu tt er. But the pollution scientists trients but often shallow and deficient in oxygen. emphasized that the immain -.. : 'c seasonally Thursday; Nov. 21 The 4itural flow of nutrients, sourrt of pollution to Lake mostly nitrogen and phos Okeedrnbee was drainage from Spaghetti, Green Peas, phorus, into hod) of water like fertilized tattle pastures along Tossed Salad, Jello, Rolls, Milk, - - : . ci 700-square-mile Lake Okee- the Kissimmee River north of Butter. J chobee is a healthy phenome- the lake and back pumping of non. But scientists, like Mar- fertilizer-rich irrigation water i'Tda)" No v. 22 I • I sha ll, fear that the uhami- from (arms south of the lake. I nelizatsonof the Kissimmee has The l)PS spokesmen Fish, Scalloped Potatoes, I Increased the amount of cheni- acknowledged, however, that Broccoli, Ice Cream, Rolls, L1 111 I N • meals reaching the lake to ix- they did not know the quantities Milk, Butter. tential dangerous levels. Excessive amnocnts of nutri. 1 MIA ents from sewage treatment j plant discharges and drainage innum fe tili ed crop and caine P Ile lands can spawn an explosive growth of algae and othe aquatic plant life. It can rob a lake of oxygen and kill all marine life. In its natural state, the meandering Kissimmee River and its surrounding marshes acted as a natural filter for the nutrients. But following a series SIDE TEEN OFFICERS of floods in the 1940s and l9SOs, the U.S. Corps of Engineers Officers elected recently by the West Side Teenage Club, Sann:oved into the Kissimmee Rivford, Include (from left) front row, Dawn Allen, Sonia Freeman er Basin, which extends 100 and Brldgette Eudell; back row, Anthony People, Elizabeth miles from Orlando to Lake Wade and president Ruben Cotton. The club, with members Okeechobee. ages 13-17, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. at the The Corps constructed a city's West Side Recreation Center, Persimmon Avenue. series of locks and levies on tk Wallace Wade is recreation director, SANTA IS COMING TO SEARS NOVEMBER 18 & 19 B to O r 1,021,630 , S I. • ' a 332,730 I . 111,150 ,__•,. O OVAW1 Of WNIT I Rf000b't$It$ CADICtS * "1 gcuw,s 9WI*iN* 1NU*JA HEART AVfA('l, STROKE and other card oasuIr disease kill more Americans than all tither causes combined, In 11.174 these dbeases si HI claim more than one million liver,-53% of all deaths. During February, the J1i'irf Fund campaign will seek fund., to reduce nutdlc death and di,abilitv liv telling the public how fri recognize the early s*irning signs of heart attack and strohe and how to reduce their risk of these killer diseases. CHARGE IT " at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. tIl 9 p.m. Sunday 12:30 ill 5:30 p.m. ,___I r z FREE GIFT— for any order placed of $30 00 or more during this two- day event (You may call In your order if you cannot vlst the i lot e ) FREE FAVORS— for the children who come to visit with Santa. WEST SPECIAL PRICES— on appliances, Home Improvement and automotive item s during this event L AT SEARS AND SAVE [Sears 1 1$%( AM)47 0 Il 19 ST IR%V. U-Si .% T 5\I"I)ltI) th T. �it T — 8A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. use Booth.* City Must r - - '1 ' - hi OBSERVES ' natives treed was escaped, n type SEEK & FItJDt BIRTHD A years . R S N N OBOCHOR D C I D R 0 D C past c Ri 0 H N 0 C I E A 0 C /0,/ M S 0 N U A N T0APUD USYCU LNA0 scuN u SSNANNAUTEU C 0NTN BUL0EAAULN a oL H E 0 N U T E K E N U C N T LI 0 1 L N UANECLETNLKB 1% IN - - - - - A - A U I H C I A L AM I E C BC B BSLJGNBALUNAUNAENBSB NUTRUNUNC IABPNCLJLMU m as aQ 00* si to u moo n: NAUTILUS NEAP NEOLOGISM NOSTRUM NEGI'S NUANCE NEBULA - NOTOCHORD Mi,n,4.i,' - - - '" --. - NUBBLE NUNCIO NUTRIA NYMPH - - - - - have .. IA66AMML Marine Co rps J1{OTC Unit from Sanford Na v al Acadeni) marked 199th birthday of U.S. Marine Corps by participating in a ecial service at Sanford First Christian Church on the theme, "God, Corps and Country". left, Dr. Harold Harris, pas tor; i Ret. P E.R. Daniels, senior Marine instructor; Jim Sockelt, John hiarders, Courtney Lee, Thomas Mathews, From Col am o u S per serve f the that I ear one - f AV SOUTHERN AIR - - Answr to Prevous PuUI World Tour L J AC1IO 1utyin 7Spanishm city 47G1'saddres.s I3 Bear. for 14 Speaker lSPos*qain 53W J- 16 Snuggle 17 Exist IlSamuel's teacher uBub 1 20Paris.tar, delicacy 21 Capital or Venezuela 25 Revoke a legacy 21 Feminine name 32 Cat tlepen 34 Spanuin dance 35 Flux (pli Originate 37 Rev ise 38 Penetrate 39 Least dirrucua;u 43 Brazilian øLOJ) past ye SALE! ALUM NUM s, FOR - . - "country I0dfl Itl1 7 A 04 W. _____ I Ifrl • ______ __________ c3j Cut ______ O-j _____________ 56 Dodger 57 Spotted 4CT I'-' N11'IG.j It1M1131 54 Western cattle rn iz1 P4 S9 Sol dtcomb form) DOWN I Brazilian state 2 Heavy blow JMeasurt, duration 4 Medical suffix SCapuchin monkes 6 Sicker 12S(J' let CI) 19Southern stale lab ) 21 Containing cerium fll4ia'name 23 idolizes 24 Taciturn 25 Land measure 41 Moth 42Shortjackcu 43Greekar od 44 Animal skin 4S Malarial fever 47 Agalloch 48 Masculine nickname 26 Condemn 49 Mountain 27 Gaelic icnrnb form) 29Tid' 7 Refreshing 31 Fish S INative meta l 30 Boy'p name 52 Saul's uncle 9 Vegas. 31 User o(a hoe 'Bib) N evads 33lAXIeScouft,b)54Nfltatibr 1OI'emmun, 34 Before Christ ,'ord suffix tab) 55 Consumed ii Alms 405 d'iwb"t (uoi - RAINIANA jul11 BEEN11 MEMNON Julius moo * *" n "-M M .. - 'II U 4 SHEETS C 2 5 Officials' Bar-B-Q Ruled Illegal commission, Williams said, he was promptly told that tht use of county funds For the social function would Ix-e an illegal expenditure of tax money. Delegates of the CALNO Council of Local Governments, which includes in its member- ship all seven Seminole city 9c,,erninents and the county commission, have discussed the barbecue as a way for the various elected officials to get to know one another better on a Personal basis. County Inter-governmental coordinator, Bob Ellis at a CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING CALNO uumecting earlier this week announced his office is to the cities in applying for federal funding for a vzariety of projects. He said once applications are submitted he will follow them up through the federal government offices to speed up the approval prepared assist i'r'ss. HOSPITAL NOTES , ri' I (AlJAt1' ' fl'• Ii.T1' LL let ,t__ wallaba 46Cking SOCanadtan int-tance ___ — NOVEMBER 15, 1974 ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Keith West(ali Janilyn Leinbach Edna L. Norman Bobby Couch Wanda G. Foster Margie D. Davis Tressie Crews Harry J. Cramer Wesley H. Hawkins Orin W. Thompson Henry C. Thursam Sr., Dc. DISCHARGES: A. B. Brannon Donald Foster Gilbert Fileger Linda M. Cohen Jotw fluff Geneva E. Bradshaw Katherine Hober Alice S. Josephson IA, Bertha B. Coggins Frank E. Bradley Marguerite Gaulding Annie Mae Dickey LuIa B. Heitman DEUy Mary C. Chappelle, Deltona harry T. Francis, Deltona Roberta M. Allen, Jacksonville Lester Carroll, Lake lichen Annie Perkins, Orange City i.awerence Freebersyser, Deltona Michael Statts, Deltona ,Mary Joe ,Lo,igw BIRTHS: Th. and Mrs. Jerome i Wanda F I Iashley, a girl, Sanford WEATHER Flarliv cloudy and mid through Sunday. Hiah in lo to mid &)s and Mae M. Griesbeck, Deltona Robert Galston, Deltona Rose Logo, Deltona Joyce C. Gibson, Deltona John M. hlyder, Deltona Ecoy Snodgrass, Enterprise Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Charles W. Sjoblom, Lake Mary Hence M. Weber, New Smyrna John E. Bates, Osteen Martha J. Hogg, Wlnte' Springs There will be no charge to the cities For the service, he said. Williams urged the group to consider naming a subomimmittee to study the possibilities of a countywide effort on projects for the aging, health, youth etc. Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, CALNO hairman, said federal funding is available through the states on a two For one basin for develparks, particularly adjacent to bodies of water, lie said for each dollar up by the local government, the federal and state governments will provide a $1 grant and $1 loan. opmnent of The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322.2611 Once again Lake Jessup is in the limelight with speckled perch fishing hot as a two dollar pistol. 11arold McClain, Orlando, hit for ,I string of 25 early in the week Marvin and Gene Barrett, Cornelia Smith, and Bernice Boyd of Zellwood landed 38. Another Orlando man, Willie Harris, had 20. Two North Carolina visitors, Paul Boyer and Herman Musselwhite, helped David Hiley take 38 nice ones. Charlie Brown and Larry Laster of Orlando 16 ' T. 'i,.. Corrine t...orrinerrvans, and,I Cora ee Dell, along Wii.ii WIlL', tlnli ytiiilnrl iuif ltInc!A 61) Ac the LI..lI JJUI4& s.iu. e beauties. This party came from Eatonville and Altamonte Springs. A pair of Oviedo anglers, Albertha Joyce and Jimmy Boston, had a total of 64, while Jim Adams and E B Rushingof Sanford landed 12 -- , L " 114 Drift LI , - / -#_w - - •- -•.' -- ;iT1M'I jj Drift fishing with live minnows has been the mt productive method this week but the trollers nnutri the i r share also. Sweet at the 'Fishing Hole reports that Monroe couldn't be better. He told of one catch of 28 big specks landed by Jack Jones Sr., while still-fishing in the lake and mentioned that bank fishermen around the seawall are pulling In some nice o On theit t "ii u v •irku ,,,a the r IJtIOW i , Opp),"ixO[)nlflS Ne myrna and tied into 17 bluefish plus one channel bass, From the Mims area conies word of good trout catches made by trolling a yellow "Beetle-Spin" lure. The cool weather is putting the trout into the deep holes along the Intra-Coastal Waterway and the East channel near Turtle Mound, It should make for some fine fishing this weekend. At Inlet Harbor, red snapper, kingfish, and blues are plentiful when the boats are able to get outside On Main Street Pier in Daytona, Merle Keller reports king mackerel on a biting binge, hitting plugs like crazy. Flounder, drum, and sheepshead are plentiful and for two days this week the blues were on a feeding frenzy. KEEP A TIGHT LINE' a1 Fred Lake • CAR CARE IS COMING TO THE EVENING HERALD THURSDAY, NOV. 21 DON'T MISS ITIII ome ac By PETE ROGERS of the most exciting final five touchdown with 4:46 remaining attemnpt. Fumbles Los? "I knew I could do it.! quarterback, Pete Dalton went II 2 Herald Sports Editor Punts 21 minutes seen in Seminole in the game. The two point did before." He had previously over for the score. Their second 138 A is Penalties a SANFORD — The crowd was County all year as the home conversion failed making the kicked a field goal in' a Jam. score came on a sustained drive Sizab,eere 0 140 0-14 silent, almost solemn for three forces rallied from a 14.0 score 14-6. Seabreeze. boree scrimmage, from midfield as Dalton hit Sanford 0 00 17-17 and a half quarters, but sud- deficit. Sea—Dalton I run (Dalton kick) From there the unsung Although trailing 14.0 at half- running back Mark MacLean denly in the Fourth quarter with Sea—Mact.ean Spa" from Dalton Although Seminole. which he roes took c ha rge. Reserve time, Woodruff felt his team with a five yard pass in the end (Dalton kick) the seconds ticking away, a improved its record to 2-6, did quarter ba ck John Spolski would win, "I received a cer- zone. San—Edwards 10 pass from of excitement began to threaten in the third quarter by recovered SANFORD WPuigham (run failed) the on-side kickoff at tificate of appreciation before SEAOREEZE sense First Downs 15 . 9 filter through the large reaching the Seabreeze 20 m df eld. Reserve running San— Th ompson 9 pass from back the game, and we talked about 3161 Yards Rushing 37.161 Whigham (Edwards pass from Homecoming crowd, as the long where an interception of a Mark Alvin Cummings was also in- it in the locker room," ex- 13 Yards Passing 7$ WhigP* m suffering Seminole High foot- Whighamim pass ended the drive serted into the backfield, and plainedthe head coach, "This is 2111 6151 Passes San—Gordon 1$. FG ball teamuu began to make its and, at the time, any hope of advanced the ball 31 yards on the First time they've come move, treating the large crowd to a two carries. Woodruff felt it back all year. I know they can AIItI move t hey did, not only victory. was Cummings excellent do it if t hey want to, but they on the ground, but through the Instead of quilting at that running at the end which in. have to Listen to what we tell air, and with only 23 seconds point, the Indians did some- spired the regulars. them," Woodruff continued, remaining in the 14-14 standoff, thing they haven't done all With the ball now at the SeaWith Daytona Mainland and the home teimi suddenly found season, said a happy Woodruff breeze nine, Whigtmanu found Lake Brantley looming as itself faced with an opportunity after the game. "They didn't Tommy Thompson in the end Seminole's final opponents, of actually winning its First quit and they listened to what zone for Seminole's second Woodruff said they should be at the new $150,000 we (The coh aces) were score, With the two point victories. i stadium. saying. conversion pass to Edward's Althou gh Seabreeze dropped .LI . With the ball resting on the Willi Seabreeze, Ufl4uit! to tas successful ule score •as to 0-8-1, thI.e Sem no l e coaching Tampa CahoIc 34 HuOscxl 0 P'qe Carroll 33, La seven yard line, on fourth down move at the outset of the final tied 14-14 with only 2:52 to go. staff was impressed with their St. Petersburg Northeast 3$, Belle 0 head coach Claude Woodruff quarter, Seminole took Seabreeze again was unable size as the visitors averaged Du nedin 6 BelIe Glad, Christian I. Tarpon Springs 19. St, Peters. dispatched senior John Gordon, Miami Rico $ on the 15 — 85 yards to move the ball, and the nearly 220 pounds in the line, burg Dixie HIghlandS IS, tie Orlando Oak Rlcg, 7$. Long. who also doubles asadefensive from the endzone. Indians took over on the "That's the biggest team I've St. Petersburg Farragut Ao wood Lyman 11 back, into the game for a field With running backs Herb Seabreeze 40. With Cwnmings seen, but we didn't get beat St . Pttersbu': Christian Boone 73. Orlando Tampa goal attempt, and Gordon Branch and Elisha Edwards and Branch again bursting physically, ' concluded City 20 Orlando Edgewater 15, Or responded with a 23 yard field doi ng the of wor k, 12 through large holes, the ball Tampa King 19. Tampa Bay lando Evans 11 goal to give Seminole an In- plays later Seminole was set- was advanced to the Seabreeze The visitors scored two Tech 2 Orlando Colonial 51, Jackson credible 17-14 comeback victory tied on the Seabreeze 10. From seven, setting up the winning touchdowns in the second 3$. ville Englewood I St. Petersburg Gibbs 0 over Lake Wales 26. Aubu rnda l e I? winless Daytona there Whigtwm hit Edwards in field goal effort by Gordon. quarter as Whigham punt was ChlCfId 7, North Flor i da 6 Tampa Jesut AO Fee? '.''e Seabreeze, Friday night. the end zone between two (,urdon said after the game blocked on the two yard line. Sarasota 23. Barlow 14 0 That three pointer capped one defenders for Seminole's first he wasn't nervous before the From there, 64, 220 pound st Petersburg Seminole It., Kissimmee 13, OC . . . . i i H 1 gh h"I Fart - ' i possession . . . La rgo Brookville Hernando PtItrSburg 1tT , I $ i I II I ./ fV 6. Avw Park 0 Jacksonville University Chris. tia n 4.1, Bronson 6 Lake Weir 72, Zephyrhill 0 ' - Sebring aIa Hard7 C at hol ic 2& New Port Richey Gulf 13 Tampa (eta 1$ Tampa Rob - -- - i p-.- - •• - - ,,-- L,1C .y )1// 1141;r - .. - ' * - - . ..--,t"s - .-- water 14 Brooksville \) =—==- ' — .- f'.-i1 - •- ---.-j 20 Sernno k,.6 i liii thu isi Is rOt Is "ti iiuiniih '. S,' l,,,,, u l, i lg Ii • 1 Wymore Tech 11, H.ntinqs 1,1 tt , up 11. Delano M 7rSTInC 3 Fort .Y.oreetaven 6 North Fort Myers 11 Fort Myers Cypress Lake 0 Fort Myers 9, Naples 0 Dennis 21. Fort Myers RvCharlotte 1 Plantation 19 Tarpon Tampa Catholic U. Hudson 0 Lake Weir 72, Zephyr Hift 0 invernes% citrus 47. Tavares 14 North -'-. 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Mount Dora 7 EUSflS 21 Ctermont 20 N ew Smyrna Beach 33, Day lana Lopez 2 Pasco 14 Tam Jesuit I tI41 7%'t /i'kZ*41 Pc49//'G ZVF C041412/?C/4t5... Haunts City —__ . Tampa East flay 25 -. ' "ui? RiItPo f ,&/f// Satellite 29, Melbourne 7$ 17 , Daytona Sea Sanford Frostproof 36. Lake Placid I --- Ok eechobet . by Alan Mayer 8&' /4 aVp,9j/G',1U4P ..v• 20, St J LAL REMOTE UNCONTROL R.ut - put $ 1079 $ 2 59 ic o Pa lmetto Best Prices in Central Florida ! 1974 CB 3504 ino e S-d wCoOR E BOAR D Fish ing Productive w CLEARANCE SALE '* cruw'%r1g,1 sp ckled ' tr CB 360.G "- - ('7 * 1974 _________ -':• enjoy - to the county - - year ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — County Commissioner Dick Williams' offer some weeks ago to have the county governing body sponsor a "get acquainted better" barbecue for Seminole's city officials has gone up in smoke. When he broached the matter -_- Wilson Coleniati and Doyle Brown comprised one of the hunting parties. Although they did not get Seabreeze quarterback Pete Dalton gets off pass in front of Seminole's Ricky' That is Seminole's Mark Whigham surrounded by John Weeks, 33 and Joe a shot at a buck, they were able to rescue a fawn M1flm) 57. Bryant S-I. from a pack of hunting dogs. The baby doe was completely exhausted when they pulled her from the water but after several minutes rest when the dogs were shooed away, she was able to take to the woods again. ANOTHER TIP OF THE HAT TO (;ool) SPORTSMEN! -St now serve as -, George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven Camp said he had several hunting parties out this week, hit in at least two cases, if)(- ai,411ers did not 'v alivdillig to chance- they carried fishing rods also. It turned out that they were right! One of the hwiting parties elided up with rio game but landed seven bass The other party found afew squirrels and six bass. ' 1 ' - Panfish catches have been excellent, the redbreast bream are running large and the strings are liberally mixed with big shelicrackers and somecatfish Since becoming your coun - nc`0 I 1" From Camp Seminole comes word that Wekiva River bass are becoming active again. Chris Petersen and Bill Hawkins, two of our regular Winter visitors to this area, are back in action on the river and have started finding bass. Chris took three small ones his first day out and Hawkins came in with two. I ii -. numbers 2 through & send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Address letters in care of this newspaper. Catch Bass On Hunting Trip - PAENNSNEBULLHNYMPGN STSUBAENEBULONHPNYN Yes It's True, Hunters the ' MMURTS 0N 0T 0CH0RDCHU ii.. BOB ORRELL is " tilinan, I have always voted with the betterment of the city in mind. I succeeded in ob. taming over $1,000 in contribuYOU CAN GET lions from one of the local deCHEAPER HEAT to vchtJ1*r upgrade (lie city g but you can't get JOHN BOOTH recreation area. I have worked more for your money with the h'olire Chief this past than we can give you to improve the municipal "I pledge to the citizens of with court systeuii and the overall Winter Springs that if I aiim quality and performance of the elec ted, I will continue to Cast police department. I had the fit)- vote wi th t he desires of all Pleasure of being placed on the residen ts. In of bun- of the citize ns In mind. mind. I will equipment time when everyone is so tiers of the Winter Springs tork wi th other meuzthersof the energy conscious, it would be Youth Group, the Winter council as a lenin to make the extremely benedicial to the Springs Junior Police and Ex- city of Wintr Springs a city we area to have some much needed plorer Post 618, Junior Police ca n all be proud to call 'home'," services in close proximity; but and an advisor for Booth promised. I would not like to see the city both junior police Booth and his wile, Nancy, become a teeming metro po lis organizations. I am member of SANFORD, INC. With proper planning, of th United IiI ted Hommmeowrmers live at 511 IA)ngwood.Oviedo 100 N. MAPLE AVE. residents can the Association of Winter Springs. Rd. and are parents of Sgt. PHONE 322-8321 availability of needed services have seen much without the problems it usually i entails. I Feel the city govern- progress in this city in the ar but there is still musent has a responsibility and lest much to be done. We need duty to the residents of Winter - -- Springs to provide adequate development, primarily cornpolice and (ire protection, uuiercial development. animal control, recreation Hottever, stringent controls I facilities for people of all ages lutist be maintained to keep this (it) from losing t he and maintenance of the city. ,.of employment and for the rural hard atmosphere" which is it's "I know we have a long i'" atmosphere. She has attended goals greatest attraction," he conroad ahead to reach these City Council meetings for the as tinuei. BETTY EASTIIAM USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES because we are fairly young and in March was 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES a city. However, these goals "We need a long lasting i appointed to the P&Z board. government, I have become cannot be reached without solution to the animal control She is temporary business knowledgeable of what my city teamwork and proper planning, problem, better roads, better secretary for the newly formed now has; what its problems are "II elected with the street lighting and an end to the U n it e d H o in e o w n e r s and what it needs. We need knowledge I have EACH acquired as a long distant busing of Ott Association of Winter Springs planned growth in Winter member of the P&Z Board and children. and is a co-founder and advisor Springs ilour city is to reach its as an active participant In civic IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just for the new Winter Springs full potential. "These problems can be affairs, I can be a true Fit Between Studdinos and Rafters) Junior Police. "We desperately need representative of the needs of solved if, and only if, you choose Ms. Easthauui stated, planned commercial growth to all of the people of this city," a strong, decisive and m ost NON - RUSTING PURE A,UMINUM "Having become active in city relieve the tax burden being she concluded, important, a cooperative EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN F(Ist C f')v Ciinp4ni. now had ?/f,7!I u T - MIsI the e Sunthiv Herald. Sanfnrd P1 John B. Booth, Incumbent council, ho can work together Susan Booth Rogers with the Winter Springs Councilman, as a team to reach these U.S. Air Force In England; (roup 3, is seeking a second solutions. Karen Lynn, a Lyman High term in office. Booth a resident School Senior; and John, a six th of Winter Springs For the irader at Jackson lIeigh& a native of Middle School. Massachusetts, and Is ernplO)1(I by State of Florida. Booth states, "Two years ago I stated that, if elected, I would only 20 cent of the vote on the ('it)' council. I promised that I would tin all I could to use that 20*rc'nt vote to the desires of all the citizens of Winter Springs. In past two years I sin ce rely believe have kept that promise. three - N I C A P Ti 0 E - - SPORTS Retain 'Attracti" on Anwil Converts "h)r the water ItSelf doesn't By GEORGE W. CRANE trust' sins, even if full of all the Ph. B., M.D. CASE 11696; Rev. Thomas latest modern soaps and aged 55. Is a Methodist detergents! "So why make such crucial clergyman. r. **Dr. Crane," he began, •.j ISStlt' out of tliether a pe nitent loliow yow 'Worry Clinic' th nest convert is baptized by ful l y and admire your stress on s prin kli ng or pouring or total sIiIiI )le language. "When Jesus thus went down " Plus Phis your urging people to into Ilk water of the Jordan River to be baptized by John matters, including Raptist. that doesn't mea n hI religion. For unnecessary feuding t%LS niimt'rs&d. .d 'hu John no basin or e n various Christian often ewn a pitcher or lineup to denonuunation:, is carry water to shore, M) it was CHURCH tudiurous. "And confuse.s uuiany would. natural that he stand in the water, protably to his knees, be converts in foreign lands. Y "For some missionaries tell lit' coulddip up water in his MARINE they can't go to cupped paliii, to pour or the on the heads of his heaven unless they are baptized liv total immersion in water. 'Furtherimuore in the Will Our Methedists, as well as ('athohcs and Presbyterians, Chapter of Acts, v.heu, an Paul, and prefer sprinkling, though we,cartliquake and the jailer going to :mve 11111" nw e uimt'mbers their h hifl ui U ts.t;wc It tLtuh1 "And some denominations the prisoners had 'ill baptize by pouring, which was Paul restrained him. the ancient Hebrew iuiethod of "Then Paul preached to th e anointing kings. jailer and eonvcrted him, as 's "A-tuaIly, isn't baptism well as his household. immerelv a visual external "Amid he uJailerm took them E3ett L. Easthai, of 633 sym bo l of an inner change of the saine, ight, washed their David St., Winter Springs, is heart" tripes, and the Bible says he seeking the Group 5 City "Once you mentioned in this connection that the Arabic and his household were iii,. Council Seat in the Dec. 3 immediately baptized, municipal election. Ms. nwumber 1' means the same Eastham resigned from the city "I)i. Crane, does it whether in 8- point or . tending one mile high upon the logical that in a jail or the planning and zoning board in jailer's adjacent home, there'd order to run fro the post. She face of a mountain. "For the amount if ink in the be a swimming poo! big enough has served the board as secretary. Arabic nwimber 1' doesn't make f0t baptusuui by ummmmmersion? She moved to Central Florida it '2' or'S' or any other number. "Isn't it more logical to From Pontiac, Mich, in 1969 and "It is still the regar. assu assume that Paul probably she has worked the last four dles.s of size. ILsed the same basin of water to years for Sprague Electric Co. "Well, isn't baptism in that baptize the Jailer and his Longwood, accounting and same category? household? immaterial control. She is an elected representative to the lodge Podge "N" employe problem panel, She moved to Winter Springs in 1971 to be closer to her place D E N UNURTSO NNSIGOLE N betw - Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 Baptismal Rites Conf -- 33. Boyd Anaerwn IS Beach)) Creek 7 Fort Lauderdale 27 Deerleici Beach I Stranahan 36 Fort Lauder dale Northeast 14 Hollywood Hills 41. 14 Miramar ,,,•,, ,.. -, - �28—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974-3B Brantley Wins Battle Of Giants By CHUCK McCLUN(; Herald Correspondent IN BRIEF A HL Plays Soviets NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — The New Haven Nighthawks of the American Hockey League w ill play a team of Soviet allatars at the New Haven Coliseum on Dec. 26, says John R. McCoIl Jr., president of the Nighthawks. lie said th e Russian team will include Il members of the squad which, earlier this year, defeated Team Canada, a collection of World Hockey Association stars. McColl also indicated that other AHL teams plan to play th e visiting Soviets, but th at details have not been cornpleted. Title Bout Set remaining. But a controversial a Hargis catch put the ball on Oviedo holding a slim 16-14 arms of Greg Thompson who Brantley's record jumps to 643 pass interference call on a Lion, the one. But what was a see-saw lead, out distanced the Pats into the and Is the prime candidate to gave Brantley the ball at the battle throughout the night, the The Lions came out of the half end zone on a 65 yard dash, OVIEtX) It was billed as a Oviedo 10. Two represent Seminole County in plays later, full- lions jumped on a Patriot time break with a roar, as they tossup between teams with The Patriots then scor ed the first Rotary Bowl, Dec. 6 at backtoCraig Davis pounded his fumble deep in Brantley started to ground out the twice within the last three the Lyman Field. identical 5-3 records. And the way the end zone to assure territory. Clennie Patterson yardage with short runs up the minutes of play to pull out the LAKE RANTLY game followed the script to the I hike Brantley a OVIEDO 34-24 victory, then muscled his way into the middle by Patterson and Wa)ne victory. The last score coming Is First oovvm letter Friday night before Lake is The penalty riddled fourth end zone for a Lion score. Stumpf. But Yr Rushing 157 239 the Lion surge Brantley scored a 34-24 victory quarter for the Lions helped Patterson, on a Stanley run of 15 yards. Yards Passing a 6'4", 205 full back, ended as they had to hand the over Oviedo High School. Patriot coach Bill Duty liii 1 Passes push the Pats toward the goal took honors in the rushing 1660 de- ball to the Pats on the Brantley summed up the victory with: 3 Fumbles Lost On a fourth and seven play once 0 again. "We played as well partment, leading both teams 32 after an incomplete pass by Punts 31230 with Lake Brantley, deep into as they did, but the penalties with "We played good, solid football . ' 11'0 124 yards on 26 carries. ponallin s 105 Ward on fourth down. Oviedo territory, quarterback beat us," commented Oviedo We put purselves in a hole, by Lake Brantley 5 6 0 17-34 Both teams scored on their Brantley cashed in on the giving theni those two touch- Oviedo Henry Stanley rolled out of the coach, Bill Klein. "They're a next possession, Oviedo on a 14 turnover Toni use La-Butha 1 run (Anjiulli pass scored on a downs, . . but we played a great pocket trying to locate an open good ball club . . . but the yard pass from signal-caller 53 yard run. And before the to receiver He tossed the ball in penalties beat us." ex- ball game." O-Patterson 7 run (Ward run) lice Ward, to Lou IthJchel citement of that run had the direction of his primary died On the 27th the Pats will 0-Ralchel 14 PM% from Ward The Lions marked up some iitidway in second period. Ward down, Craig Davis blocked a finish their receiver Steve Hargis, who 110 yards in penalties, most in then passed by hosting for a two pointer, Lion punt on the next series Hargii 10 pass from Stanley never saw the ball and the Lions the final period, of Sanford Seminole at Lake which stood as a crucial factor downs to give Brantley th filled) e ba ll Brantley's Homecoming. were entertaining visions of Lake Brantley became the late in the game. Steve Hargis on the LB-Hise 53 run (Stanley pass to Oviedo victory as they took possession First to break across the 35. The Pats were Oviedo will finish next week goal took the next score for Bran- unable to move e O 1homon 60 fumble recovery th ba ll but four with a tough New Sm yrna on their own 20, leading 24-22, lnie, when Hart Buchanon (Icy, on a Stanley toss of 10 yards w hen (wa rd pass t o Merchant) Rise, going to his Beach team, iUi less than three minu tes scored from one yard out, after yards. The half ended LB-DaVIS 3 run (pass failed) with right, fumbled the ball into the With the victory, Lake LB-Stanley IS run (kick failed) 6 I season BOSTON (AP) — Tony Petroneljj, the U.S. welterweight champion from East Bridgewater, Mass., ipered his trainir progr.iin tl:v in prepiratin defense of his title against Benny Huertas of Puerto Rico Monday night. Petronelil, owner of a 27-1 pro record, won the American title by defeating Hector Msetta of Puerto Rico in a bristling 12-rounder in July. Junior ..-• — BYU Coach Lion - - DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Lions of the National Football League have hired former Brigham Young University footbaH Coach Tom Hudspeth as a scout. Hoispeth, 43, last served as an awistant coach for the Chicago Fire of the World Football League. He was head coach at HYU for eight years, beginning in 1964. ' .. - . . - . . -•. _i It Tampa Man Survives Round .. . JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Armistead Nealy of Tampa, Fla trounced South Africa's Victor Puncec 6-0,60 t become the only foreigner to survive the sed round of the men's singles of the South Open Tennis Omnipionships. Af t.. - . .. . q ___ FRET Both Amrltraj Beaten . . . WINNER . DUTY . Jockets i Byl.EEC,EIGEIt Herald Corres po ndent . . ' BOMBAY, India — Thlrcbeeded %'IJay Amrltraj was eliminated from the singles quarter-finals of the $50,000 Grand Ni Tenn is Tournament by No.6 seed Dick Qealy of Australia 6-2, 6-4 as was Vi Jay's older brother, Arland, by topseeded Tony Roche 44, 6-2, 12-10. Almost Ha pp ened, But Lyman Lost Ar . Levii fl\ ' get us home a winner,' a Lyman 35 and returned i t the Foot ba ll for 1974 seemed to be bruising running of Reynolds haliback came through by I grateful Moore concluded, Yards Passing 99 12. in the making when Cleveland and Wilson. 351 Passes 11102 picking Groves and Allie are the up two points with From there it only took three took a hand-off from Burkhart FumbI Lost LONGWOOD—"I must have 2 The drive took 10 plays and another plunge into the heart of 235 Punts 2 35 signal callers for the un- dive plays by Terry Reynolds, and ran around his own left end used up all the remainder oftJ t'ói them 500 times 'it' the Lyman defense. 4 60 could defeated Metro Champions, the last king a one yard for a 24 yard score, Penalties 660 happen, third period. On the first play of 0 13 0 15-20 The final score came on a Oak Ridge and it' almost did," with Allie normally in the plunge, to put the ball into the Cleveland's romp was the the final 12 minutes Wilson Lyman were the first words Paul number one slot. The 0 6 0 0-14 quarterback sneak tiyAllie with 160 pound end zone with 7:47 left in the first play for the Hounds OR-Reynolds 1 run (kick IaiIf'ct) after slammed over Lyman's middle Adams spoke after his junior sprained his ankle and first half, OR-C. Wilson 12 pass from they had recovered a fumble by and gut the Pioneers back into five minutes remaining in the Groves Oak Ridge High School Pioneers Groves started at (Nelson kik game, but by that time the the quarAn Al Latimer fumble at mid- Groves with just over four the kad with an eight rallied to take home a well terback spot. L-Cleveland 50 run (,kick failed) yard run contest was clearly in control of field allowed the Pioneers to minutes left in the quarter. 1-Cleveland 25 run Latimer earned 28-14 triumph over a to loxike the score 19-14. the impressive Pioneers. In the scoreless first quarter mount a 12 play drive run) that, 11;e all-important extra point scrappy group froni Lyman the Pioneers Wilson was called on again OAK RIDGE OR-C. Wilson S run (0. Wilson LYMAN coughed up the culminated in a 12 yard scoring attempt was accomplished High School Friday night, run) Firtt and the power running senior Is ball twice on fumbles that were strike from Groves to Greg when Latimer hurdeled in for 205 Yards RuShing OR-Allie 1 run (Nelson kick) "I knew something like this forced by rugged hitting on the Wilson at the 1:22 mark, the two points and a 14-13 lead. was going to happen and I tried part of the Greyhounds. The ensuing kick-off was Then the Oak Ridge rooters get the boys up but I just Despite controlling the ball gathered in by Al Cleveland on erupted with a "Let's Fire Up" couldn't do it in the first half," and only allowing the visitors his own 20 yard line and the cheer and Allie replaced lit-ill 15 Moore continued. "I told them eight plays from scuinunage in fleet senior went 80 yards for Groves---,-----.--.--. uht h,r,,,,l it "wm .....i at mmrtihirk Thic,, wiu ttile 1111N_ ile opening period the Hounds the hounds first T.D. two things seemed to awaken F.S.U. and after our games could get no closer than the 18 Lent missed the point-after the sleeping Pioneers as they with Winter Park and yard line. Late in the period attempt and the second ranked controlled the contest the rest of Edgewater we were ripe to be Tom Lent attempted a 28 yard 4-A team in Florida left the field the way. knocked off." field goal from that point but with a 13-6 advantage. Taking the kick-off back to "I am Just thankful tht we the kick faded to the left and so In the third period the biggest their own 45, Oak Ridge marwere able to come back and did the Houids chance to take upset in Central Florida ched down field behind the t)ce this one, Danny Allie was an early lead. able to get us going when he The first score of the game came in but it certainly wasn't was set up when Terrazo Tim Groves' fault. The boys are Wallace, an Oak Ridge just used to Danny Allie and I defensive back, picked off a zun thinkful that he was able to tipped Bob Burkhart pass at \ sTab Shirts in denim corduroy, with jeans to match men & boys sizes MANUEL JACOBSON 213 E. FIRST PH. 322.4712 ___ in Ladles Share Lead FORT MYERS, Fla, — Herald Photos Veteran Pam Barnett and semndyear pro Maria Astrologes shot four-underpar 6& to take the first-rourid lead in a $4000 Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament. By From the look on Ross Lishen's face 78, you would think that Oviedo, s Cliennle Patterson Is carrying the ball and he Is For the first time ever: - A 37m Key true scientific, - Gordon Williamson it Dale Hayes Ahead advanced math calculator for $99.95111 JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Dale I!ayes of South Africa held a three-stroke lead after the third round of the $50,000 South African PGA Golf Qiamplonship with a One- Commodore under-par Kuki Upset Winner - MANILA Jun KukI upset ses'enthseeded Jurgen Fassbender of West Germany 6-1, 1-6, 7-6 in the quarterfinals of the $50,000 Philippine Interna tional Tennis (i Classic. . . - .- . k. . Tom Okker Loses LONDON — American Jimmy Connors routed Tom Okker of the Netherlands 6-0, 62 In one of the Grand Prix series of tennis teurnanients, Recreation News BASKETBALL REGISTBATION The Sanford Recreation Di- register as noon as p*sl!1e and are required to being their birth certificate and small pirtment is still taking regis- registration fee. Try-outs; for all trations for Girls' B&*ettWI. leagues will be held this The league 15 open to an girl Saturday No%ember 16 at the between the ages of 10 and It. Sanford Civic Center. Junior You must be 10 years old before bo ys will begin at 9:30 a.m., and Nov. 15 and cannot be 15 prior the Intermediate League at I t l. To ruiskr bring •- \. .•• , . 1 .. . - - . I ,. . , 4 . .. I - .--. -. - . I -----.,.... -, - - LOSER '=•' - NBA Square . -. KLEIN This type of scramble action typified the Oviedo, Lake Brantley game as Lions Marty Ward 42 and David Dees 28 look determined Streaki*ng 0*1ers Bac By flRUCE IWI AP Sports Writer victories were more than that "upset" buines l ost his job to Joe Gilliun in the left last 'ek's game iUi a need a loss by Detroit, which Houston had sson the entire past anymore. "We feel we can play ex hibiti on season, has been sprained ankle, is your birth certificate and two expected to has beaten the Giants In seasons combined, with anybody," e said, SANFORD MEN'S the back as the starter the past few start. About three weeks ago, the registration fee to the And on Sunday, they face the teams' last four meetings. The Bengals have a pretty games. And Terry Hanratty Is BASKFIBALL LEAGUE Recreation Of fice in the Civic The Eagles, hosting St. Louis, The Patriots, one game back Houston Oilers, sagging under Bengals again, this time In the good quarterback in Ken An- still 13rking on the sidelines. the weight of a five-g ame losing suddenly Center or the Wesde Center. wer e given a strong shot at friendly Astrodome, derson, the NFL's No. I passer. Of Miami and Buffalo after Th e Sanford Recreation streak, ieft home The Steelers haven't won In challenging for the NFC and staggered Th e tean' Is pred icting the larg- He picked East leading the division for most Pittsburgh to pieces of Cl ev el an d SInce I961. 1171to Cincinnati, And just alfi_,ut t::t title but are strLgling now, th e year, are hop "till '1 Ufld'I 1 .11 d Of the Seaa~n, I)v r- in I eek's I i-10 victory that in g to dupil. basketball League, league play everyone figured the string The Rams need only a fie having lost four in a row. 9:00 a.m. All games wdl be haps a sellout, Cate their Oct. 13 24-0 shutout trimmed the Steelers' lead In against New Orleans to start first week of December. would rim to six. whom played at Lakeview Midd'e The Redskins and Cowboys, over the Jets, Any group wishing to enter a whobehind came alive Sunday's othergames, National the American Conference Cen- they shut out 24-0 in the second who have qftt the last three agaimt the Giants A few hours late It was the Football !chooL League it's tral Division to one-half game game of the season Joe team in the Sanford league Bengals who were staggering. - to clinch seasons slugging Pfttsbw'gh Reglsternow,weneedgirlsto should It out for first Namath', brlUlat passin at Qeveland, Los over the Fnls. g last the National Conference West place In the divis contact Sanford The Oilers pranced out of Rlv. Mgelej at New Fill the team rosters. nonion, are both week. (1ein, San What Anderson has done for title. ReiieaUon Department as soon er&ont Stadium with a 34-21 residents mist )UnhI. 8 trying to catch St. Louis this Diego at Oakland. Buffalo at Cincinnati, Thm Pastorini has Rookie Toni Oien who lost as possible. A league will be vict&y, The Raiders can also lock up resident card at City Ball Miami, St. Louis time around. Washington, one his ztartlng Job to Norm Snead at done f or the Oilers . Given time th e AFC West available for church groups if title If they beat game off th e pace and , An upset, everyone said. A Philadelphia, Dallas before registeri ng, one up on th en replaced th e injured veter at to pass by his improved cffen- San Diego and Denver loses enough teams enter to form a fluke. to Dallas, will again leave until an quarterback Washington, Green Boy at sive line, Past*inI has th Al l boss should register now league. Church teams will be rown Kansas City Mondayight n, game time th e last week Is So the Oilers followed that up Minnesota, the New York CI- five decision of back In the startin touchdown strikes In the Oakland has an eight-game g lin eup the Sanford Recreation permitted to enter the Metim by whether Sonny Jurgensen or against knmking off the New York ants at Detroit, the Jets at New last four games and Im moved g e go Bears Deporutent in the Civic Center league if they do not have Jets 21-22 the The Falcon and the Buffalo Bills England San Francisco at BWY Oil- up to fourth among American Th e Dolphins are still hurting b41('k. Kilmer starts at quarter- and Czlti; are on three-game or at Wesicide Center who wish enough teams for a league. 21.9. Now the streak is a posi- cago and Baltimore at A tlan ta . Conference passlosing slides, liaI(1in-ice tn, u,l for La .k t tbdll team t)eadhrw for entering d team in tJe OIIL at running back with Larry three '.ictorles in a On Monday night, !kner hosts lake th e Raiders, Minnesota Pittsbwgh Coach never lost to Atlanta but is enChuck Noll (.sonka and Mercury Morris i n the Sanford Recreation either league is Nov. 22, 1974. row, for be first time since Kansas City. L't sa)ing who his darting only questionable for their AFC can win its dhtslon - th e NFC countering quarterbacking f.)epartitient Ieagues for Or Contact Sanford Recreation 1971.It was the best road trip in Central - with some help. The problems with both Mart Sd Gillman, the coach of the quarterback will be against the Fast showdown with the Bills. Vikings have toahut down j mtr niontha. Boys should Department. the team's history. Those th t hn Nmres, who rJuvenated Oilers, doesn't buy Terry Bradshaw, who Buffalo's O.J. Simpson, who played last week, liadi and beat Green Bay and and Bert Jories hurt. — V to the Power of ARC. When Hill Russell took over as coach and general manager 'f the SuperSonics last season, It was a bad team, having won only 26 games during the 972-73 campaign. By the end of Russell's first season, the Sonics were fair, improving th,ir victory total to 36. Some day they might really be super. Russell is in the process of molding the type of team he wants: one that places defense ahead of offense. He also is gathering ,1e type of players he wants: those who are unselfish, those who l til subordinate their talents for the good of the team. The signing of all lOof his draft choices, including 74 Tom Burleson and 6-8 Leonard Gray, and the acquisition of Archie Clark from Washington, shows that Russell Is heading In the right direction, FORWARDS: In Spencer Haywood, truly a superstar, and the massive 240-pound Gray, considered an Immovable object under the boards. Russell has a set of outstanding forwards. Haywood already has established his credentials as one of the game's top scorers and rebounders, setting a club record with 1,067 rebounds last season and averaging 215 points a gme. gray, a center at Long Beach State last season, is not expected to have any trouble adjusting to forward in the pros. Bad boy John lrisker, a prolific scorer but a defensive liability; streakl(ting hcnnud .\tclntush and Princeton grad John llwnmcr, iA ho tries hard, form an intriguing set of reserves, Rating: A-. CENTER: Hurleson, the biggest player in the game, impressed Russell with his hustle, desire and fortitude in addition to his basketball skills at North Csrolina State. The fact that he helped S.C. State win the national championship lw-seI1 il' a is 111Ipre5sed by winners was another in erumental reason why the Sonics pursued him so hotly. Burleson will require more weight to stand the physical pounding of the league's strong centers, but that should come with maturity. Veteran Jim Fox, a team-oriented player, is a very useful backup. Hating: B. GUARDS: Here, the Sonics have one of the NBA's budding superstars, Fred Brown, who scored 58 points in a game last season, and Clark, it proven star. Although Brown averaged 16.5 points a game last season, he barely scratched the surface of his potential. It took most of the season for Russell to convince him e importance of team play. It may take Russell almost as long fc clo the same with Clark this year. Don "Slick" Watts and Milt William!- will provide the depth. Hating: B. PREDICTION: Once Russell gets his five starters working as a unit it ma require some time because of the newness of Burleson, Gray and Clark the Sonics should really be super. The length of time it takes will determine whether the Sonics III make the playoffs. Third in Pacific. - - - - , - e l .-. raic /4-.1 Z A X V log In Square Rool in el for Inverse t 3rd place , It cc? hM'x Pacific Division — 1973-74 finish: W 36, 146 AWA •-- I 91 • . •r Basketball Pro Chart bi -... Common Log SEATTLE SUPERSONICS ' 1 4_ 'f..% • - Japan Leads Grand Prix JAKARTA, Indonesia —Victories byToshiroSakai and Jun Kamiwazignl gave Japan a 24 lead over Indonesia in their best-of-five 1975 Davis Cup Tennis competition. •.. -. . Wide 14-Character Display • IT a Log to a Power Rises P1 Trig Funcisons. ' r .. :.j/'cl#/_anc7_ Twn Level Parenthesis Keys ve RecPro:& ---- Exchamgt J__-LJ Memory +/_ CE CLEAR ENTRY—L Vl(.' I'EItEZ Sign Change-- Sanford's Perez Scores Texas KO 111:1\uMosT, Tex. San. ford 's Vu' Perez, w hose op. ponent didn't show up last week - for a scheduled bout at the Orlando Sports Stadium, is getting his share of action out In his first of three scheduled bouts in Texas and New Mexico. Perez dominated Billy Brown throughout the fight to Twenty stores located in the Interstate Mall with be hosting the "Patriot Days" on Friday, atUrtli> and Sunday of this at't'k. Each of the stores will Innate 5 per cent of their total sales for that weekend to Lake lrantky high School. like Brantley will prelonr for the people who walk through the mall with their stage band and ensemble chorus, all diis' Saturday. Bill W. Daughtery wishes to express his appreciation to the entire mall and encourages all of the people to help make the "Patriot Days" a success. 9 2-Digit E*porisnt score a sixth round knockout, in lkaui tli sot, Tex., Thursday. Brown wns down four times Perez went down himself in the fourth round, but was In tinitrol the rest of the way. fervi is bark iii a('timi Tuesday, against kno c ko u t artist Chris Baxter in Hotston, then concludes his tour with a scheduled bout in Albuquerque the following week. Patriot Days Sponsored 8 Ll~ CLEAR El L1 Li LI C I — 1 Li 11111 ACC CK commodore The Commodore SR-1400 I Compare with calculators costing 50% more. Never before in history has so much calculating power been put at your fingertips for so little money. ; Uses common sense algebraic lOgIC. Works problems as you are to writing them. Easy to understand and operate. Guaran:eed O n e ?u yea', cor I t 133 FAST ROSINSON - OLANOO, rL,nA ' 0. �- --1 ___ lliltiii 4B—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. BEETLE - Sunday, Nov. 1974 17, Dick Turner WIN AT BRIDGE _______________________________ BAILEY Mod Walker - ARE )U CAN 'OU 6E1 M6 , URMT 6ILJFF ,.( ;N L LP IN ~, N ' YE T1E wi4O NEEP OJE ik'\ by CARNIVAL ____ i- 1' .... . By OSWALD CFFJ ' Y' . / I JAMES I I 1 JACOBY II J ______ souttuuldknockouteluwr minor suit ace and West wouki WOMEN i - II NORTH __________________________________________ 4 J 852 f\t872 FAST Nil East wouldn't have a spade *Q3 I to lead back. South would have -q 4A94 ,O27432i I and wind tip making four 4 76 Sunday, Nov. 17,1974—iC — r A jack. The Finesse would lose, ST Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL ___ play a second spade. This little I A r- I 4 A J4 JIk,3T ,, and _ ! 11 L , #_~, 0 ___ - iss 1 LV4.U( SOUTH tOP "," ~ 7y r)truIiIP. US1I by Dove Grout %EN E ORN KING AND IQ HIS MEN LAUNCHED THEIR NO r 7 SA Ou W AThBE EV cr SED ED A NSW KIND OF WEA11 N. - Q U 1/ WHICH SWT FO IN - [ P! ITS . — - - - I ED SOME SORT OF LER t %t 1/ - 1vas Pass — i I "I, ,., - - 1_0 770~)i. ( ____________ II Tl laLt that it is there likiS ss rst well Lx a reason to climb a mountain, it is not always a 24 ood reason to Like a finesse \ flu uutli was one of those e 43 _____ 11 IL _% 11 - ~Vw! -- 00q,T14AT'S AIR FMUM001 t ' N \orth FEast -- I - um 1)1 I( 0. r ~, 1 I . 160 south Pam 116 TV l r ever learn a words to new Ia ood COUP hold Q 7 •k J 43 4A 9 S south \ , _~_ poor South losing three spade, tricks and these two aces. All South had to do to insure Ills contract was to refuse that Npad' I it trick one and let the 10 run around to his king. 'k(' I -H ~--~,,j ---1 - % By Roger Bn I . I I I a Cp DA ......... i 11 1111 " I I 0 L.__) fl I 9 COBY MODERN book to "Win at Bridge. newspaper), PO_ Box 489. Radio CifyStatton. New Yo*. N V 10019 Send hot' çv' lv" & 1 .a I KNOW 51OURE UP was confirmed and a second operation removed four i i' i%EMPAIT14 f_%T1:RI'HW. ASS% ; by Garry Trudeau ARID GIVE A CrUEST PEP ON SPORTS AND HAVE C71VEN ME, . %_1 TALK BETWEEN HALVES MANS EXCELL.EN ZZ 4, I IS NOT ONE OF TEMJ Z %O W It 11-16 P ~_— / 1 Th1 awm mE 5? ! 11 It . A WS. Sjoan,Jr., 1 a dedicatied activist of long standing. lie was once de, ribed L maazinea th figing u pes who hes a dIF ence." ARTM MY8/0. J4T -11 11 _ ~ti N - . MR j u / I I - 11 - e' '\ - I , .- ) - I Z -__,? I 7AN I - - - I - ____ - - 1I - Chic Young - Seminole County was singled however, been given by service lifelike duninly how cancer can Even inore important is the chairman Mary Jo Cochrane be detected. And at the twelfth (act that in U.S. women, breast American Cancer Society who has provided tran. grade level they plan a inother. cancer occurs more often I A C.S ') field in Ft. I-auderd;ale sportation to numerous cancer daughter type prograr 1) with 174,000 vases a year) than any last week ,is being th e first paIien to the tumor clinic in senior gins to explain further oUwrfonji of cancer. But, when county to reach and surpass Is Orlando. She has abo been in the nare cancer and urge diagnosed early and treated goal by 240 per cent. The goal charge of the, loan closet, which them to have a physical promptly, the rate of cure of was and over $12,000 was Ions out to cancer patientsexamination and pap test done breast cancer can be as high as raised. beds, walkers and commodes, regularly each year after they 85 per cent. President of the Seminole as well as provided some leave school. County unit is Mrs. Shirley inedicines. Breast cancer cannot be The importance of the Cancer Huanwn of Sanford, who has evented, but the number of The main goal of the ACS is Society's preventative pr announced the opening Monday to reach each person in the education lives sa ved is increasing as of a local ACS office in the comniunity and educate him or when one programs is obvious more cases are dia gnosed early learns that in the and treated without delay. Chase and Co. Building, 202 Oak her in the seven warning signs United States "' Ave., Sanford. The office will be of cancer. The local Unit plans er causes Fortunately, breast cancer is 350,000 open 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. five days to visit ninth grade classes in proxi is deaths a year, ap. easy to find. In fact, 95 per cent ly 33, -a week, and all Seminole the public ' Mse shcools to show films resulting from breast cancer of breast Itanps are discovered Count) residents are urged to and give by women themselves. demonstrations on a in women ca ll or stop by at this facility to Breast lumps, both benign have all their questions about ___________________________________________ and malignant, can be found by cancer answered touch. If a woman discovers a Change In bowel or In digestion or dllficWty In Seminole Count)' has had an lump in her east, she shod bladder habits active unit going for a number swallowing see a dotor right away. The of To I*,truly effective in *A sore that does not heal 4i Obvious change In wart or doctor might decide to perform mole the county,more volunteers e * a biopsy. Unusual bleeding or This consists of needed to carry the unit's * Naln' cough or hordischarge remosing a .cmin:. f tissue seness educational projects into area ,ewntnft It under a m schools * If yn bwe a - warift . and and ottier 4 Thickening or hmp in eg i*ns W*' Rape B ith Erosion - wry __ ' 0 ) YOU C'TC1.)T " '1 U , SAID: us - t —,, 'ii AS (~_ . tf T ! OW ) EASY k r C _` i 1, %~, -? ;~_,~[ - ; - T i k . - . - ., _~ ) .ql I P WI VE NAVY, OFN? JA IVIMR I WU IN if. I " I by Heimdoh ___ ItKY /fr' tm~`- i . .-W I "UJ( (' 11 ilF " BUGS BUNNY : yan . , .~ i A/Il NAVY amrM 1...-mA-r eropJOPPER UVE SWAO MOP.'IMT PK*P*G1N'PLIFF7X PAPPY11 -_ 7, ~,*-N I - - _______________________________ _____ AtJ1fl wviv -inim.n Jn ~' '- / 9f~ I. ( ' G EE I " I I'i $.-) --I/,~~ -~ 1_ I /----,-. TUMBLEWEED hi £AALI'fII 'IJ WASN'T ROME WEN I i MADE '- PLFA5E' ,da II I , i ,Oe;O~- 0 .1 . - -hr _______ ! AS WITI.4 CI.JAPLES by Al Venn.sr I O t k EARD 1 0Fj ,/ OICKNS _____ --- - . ___________ DAT J JZ P I I PRISCILLA'S POP I It .. ' ~.,.A &OVY, go / V V oman eI I S Editor's Note: This Is the first of fIs'cezcerp(sfrom "Against Rape," b) Andra — --- mUrm ~ 7 --A-- _3_! - -lit ____ M - esi"ect --------- L 4 __- . • . - . . . __ base MT er, i out at the annual meeting of ' - i l. wealth, as the nation was 1\ malignancies froin the upper shocked to learn recently, when 1~1 ~ section of her left breast First Mrs Betts Ford and then If the television musics are to Happy Ikefc1kr I b be- believed, Mrs. Randolph derwt Mrs. nt radical mastectoiny \1 , sh&uld have been either surgery within a couple of days __ prostrate with fear, hysterical of each or convinced everyone would "I'm delighted with the -" find her repulsive. ; publicity they were given," said 6 e e one (i ._ se i. rs.Randolph, 1n an language, cancer ,- a ca a rush o women o their devasthting word," she admiS, doctors (or cIieckps. But I 0 her large expressive eyes fear it will recede, like a great .1 - 11 H somber for a moment in an flood that covers the land and MENhhh.unlined face wWch befies her slowly ebbs away again, and grandmother status. women will return to their old But we simply can't let apathetic selves." ourselses be devastatod It, Just as she laced the initial MrL Randolph continued, her announcement she had breast voice firm, her expression cancer with matter-of-fact co nfident. courage, so M rs. Randolph now "When it was confirmed I had faces each new day with cancer, I remember saying, determination to live It to the 'Alright , Doc, w ha t are we full and not let her condition get , going to do now? But I wasn 't the better her, afridd. I'm never afraid. "I go for days and don't even ,,The only thing that upset think of that word, cancer," she me," she added, "was when I says. Mrs. 11andolph: facing cancer with courage -- . _- II - - ___ I 1 7W6!~M_a - BLONDIE 001 \!,\ A IMP -- j I_ 1 Aw~nWT _and his cat, I F_ r And regardless of position or ' ;, Vl~ - ____ Unlike hi _ I n AI / 7. Mr. Sloan resldos in New EnglaM. He I ives alone with his ;W1 -1, -.et - 110, -j ", ,-.,A&-- Lite Seminole Cancer Society's Goal Teac ng Warn ng S gns - \ New _____ D.C., for chemotherapy, ,Mrs. them. Well, it can. Cancer Randolph noticed a lump in her strike anyone, regardless of age other breast. Once again cancer or race or sex.,, " r ir — . ..BUT HAVING PROFESSOR A the hysterical on her righ t side — a great the cancer itself, or even the resulting ustectomies, Mrs. television movies, Mrs. R,-I n. circle from the collar bone major surgery involved. Rather Randolph is determined t o doiph certainly didn't go all to down the breast In February last year, Airs, bone the s he (cars with the removal of continue leadi ng a (I life in ,Mrs. Randolph became in- anything heavy or get chilled or Earlier this year she went on pieces over the physical lower rib cage, and then up (flimer Randolph went For her tensely seriot as she con- wet one or both breasts she will lose spite of it, and bring the or tired. But If you think a trip to Spain. "Doe," she told dfigurement annual physical examination. tinued: "There's resulting from again including much of the her feminity and appear message to others that cancer so much that I'm going to sit in a corner and her physician, 'I've got to do the operation. She checked out fine, "I look at myself upper right arm. "It's a rnutilad and abhorrent to U not to be feared, but should be can be done for cancer today; have people wait on me, you're this to prove tornysdllJ can still and say, 'Brother, do you have solutely flat right across wi th But in April the attractlsc not every case is hopeIe' — itian in her life, ed, and that regular respect wrong," Flashes the handsome trasel" a scar" But it honestly doesn't the skin stre tched tight against Sanford woman detected a provided it's caught In tine. read "I've it affectsso woman. me precautions should be ken to And I;r'v" it '-hr did bother me. lunip in her right breast. That "I'm alive today becluse I the bone," she explained, and women that way," said Mrs. prevent it getting the upper i li_. *_ - . proceeded to tell with twinkling same day she went back to her went to my doctor the mo, tient I "But it all comes hand. __-__A~~ doctor for another examination, found that lump. But rnost -it first, but now I wear low cut hu,mor flow she has to pin her back to the individuals In. Said this extraordinary artificial breast inside he, bra sols ed The operation was performed women would have waited Out and even bathing . It would be a pretty woman, How fortunate I am to less than a month later in the year until their next she to present It slipping down to shallow relationship that be living at a time w he without embarassrnent n I can ' Seminole Memorial hospital — physical before having it her wais t — as once happened' couldn'tsthnd the adJctrnent id. benefit from others and In turn .il Ill fSt( I tonis to , flI1I1 d thm I loans s tmn n th ir mm m It '1 r th in 1 In ' it ' r ittin 1 it tt I 1t II Ui, I U t ' 111U li I ut breast serious, or it'll go away. r uit th I It iii I III H U t I— __ and the eight malignancies it "There's one thing that's no .W-"O contained, as well as the lylilph secret - the sytilptollis of .1 nodes and certain muscles in cancer," said Mrs. Randolph, - . . ___ e upper arm on her right side, "The Cancer Society publishes X I A few weeks after the them, doctors warn ' what to look operation, upon being admitted for, but people persist in - - 00 I JN 1 a , " ' CAMPUS CLATTER with "There Is pain and there is "I'm what you call hardtears when they heard about discomfort," she admits. "And headed," she grins. "I won't it." l'tii not supposed to lilt give in." Of _____ M. Ans%er Monda~ kZIA ao Start - - - West s*10 spot. whereupon East 1jrodut presence of both minor suit in respon to your cue 1)1(1 5'tt.tt iteS in the West hand togethe r do sou do now" _••1y/ \_-_-- --------._j 7 —' The had shed my family - 'Charge it FUNNY BUSINESS want to be in game in some wit. but don't knoiA -A hich onr. dullilliv's Jack of spades on learned my: ' s p ade s.0U \IIi(I thiti 'o:npukit tIiUtpluliIkifl: ( /V lULL IltE by Art Sonsorn THE BORN LOSER L1 - 16 stecto By JEAN PATrESON __ The bidding has bevii M - _________________________ Opening led-1O4 •-- - _________ )~,1 . N I Y could refuse the finesse (lie second time round I arI make Five t Both vulnerable play would cost him his conNo rth East South ~ tract ii West held the queen i NT. spades. this t ay the cintratt 3 NT Pass I'.' sas sale. • KQIO3 IT SOUNDS ) mirrors a I a South player ALLEY OOP -- L-~11 : man to - Rut even without fear of _ IF', , It J ( 1. ., - tp WINTHROP by Dick Covolli K FINE' KEEP PAN0SE I ' J DAY YOLY" BE I f HE BEEN WATCHING RICK SON 7HF- AVERAGE PA R ROT. I , I ' ____ I CN WI SUPPOSED TO M_ A SrAR ON TENNIAL. I OF DRIVE- IN .... IN REGGIE'S BEACH mft's1k ROLL I 1 BANDAGE. ___ I pice re. CAPTAIN EASY CLUCK WANT, 5~ A BELLE r LT L,IL ) 5UGGS! C, C..r rA NAE A,,4 Jut;r CNIE PERSON— SODYGuARD T -L - ~-_ - - __ -- ) 1A. r * ~r " I.-~ .,__I jji, -~ , 4a I _ . ~ . 6 ki - -7 -p - i _!_ ~N I I Vol 5) k=_-,~ ;' I C I __ - -1 I 'i Aj- __ wly~_, MS VERY CEUTRAL 70 . 1 IME PWISRM Z I . I i ! Y ' ' ' UT 0 I I" ;. : . — - I I ~~ . . - 'i - J I.A WIT"SE1SAllC __________________ I O1R .. . - is ~ PoRm 4--E ~Ti-,~ E P iii-I 4; Ft)R K -j;~, ' - i Ii.r PERHAPS IT WAS 114E ... -.________n, .i _T ( I , ?N~r,1 'N - 1 GINNI N by Frank Hill . . __ 11 - / • - ap- . . i / ________ , I ~!Zm SHORT RIBS MY — .: . '. . _ _ . Ii.ib * - ~~ (AH .; I 11 . t. k 7 r a, . . It I -li _ I — = =__ -. - __ _____ __ - - __ I ~_ _ ____ p y g , - ., ~ In retrospect the woman yourself in her place at that m00 8 ment and remember all of similar situations in which )ou (lid not "rudely" avoid a man for fear of offending him It is this kind of everyday oc- F "104 1. - ,-- - - - - ~ - - - i ,~ i~, ~rllf 'i '-I 4 I I .- .it24 ~Oc,,~ .. : -Z A vt~a-_A~-,tt:;~i~-! -- - Iii ' ~ __ ___ _M - - I fl The only way to avoid all of ttus is to demand from the very p I '1' , .: You lose a little to the obnoxI . -_ ious (trunk at the next table, to . I i . . time, to your own life. Don't get that man on the subway, to the 4i .- . IV I . I , . , Illbil, U 14 ,f ~ at all. It is really guys in the drivein. . I Of k~ 'O, nothing more than a simpl'ti Marie Blanchard: Art in the hathroont — %%-[INIn themselves, these innot? Ifer colorful paintings brighten toilet seat covers! cidents are disgusting, fear of actual physical attack. many women have run into matter of self-respect. repellent but they also derive from some. several. The astonishing thin Acletlitance (if them its normal thing much more subtle. Early is nut that there are so inany I * I is dangerous. This is one of the in our lives there is instilled in inen who have the nerve or the not a part of the feminine ideal. many ways in which women are us a desire to please, or at least inclination to do this, bu t tha t ; A woman who believes that she a desire not to offend. This is women are so often intimidated red to be victims. I,earning to avoid being not part of our nature: it is by these disembodied hanf's. scribed as cold, hard, unfeeling, 11v FIIIIA NICHOIS ina), be just right for a hunting with a pencil, arid painting with - -.Nl% ,,, .1 hassled in the street Is as much drilled into us from the moment Part of the problem is that stuck-tip, bitch%. or, worst ofall, ,,,,her. 11,,.w FontaIII-1 lit "rald Correspondent ;is a 1).art Alf living In the (III, %%V 'ire , drv&sed ill pink booties. %Ilomcn, are afraid of dra"ing a e,ssIVe. It -1 h:e. %% 1111v tmat o!.A nt-rs I I I ight mls jLLst ,seellitli tj)e ~,,,,), to . h,ts - I shop at t1k, Ma tiand Flea like a fishing scene. A channing start." she sa 10 learning to coN with public And it is done well. We reach attention to themselves. flow III id. Witt, that Market where she displays Women are not supposed to Wh- would dream a char- itude transportation To see a black maturit> with a sometimes often have they endured these take are of , would perhaps be beginning. she has been illany of the things ma e." themselves, to be iimin blonde mother of sixsuitable forMarie a swinging man engrossed in art work ever subjected to this kind of pathetic desire to please others men rather than make a scene' independent They are taught children was an undercover bachelor's had co e's ideas in art often abuse would make one sick. it Even when we have otherwise If the woman (toes make a mes up since i . that it is appealing to be weak, artist*1 Well, come frien I 'I began our rigid sce ne, the man should be th that's exactly with lots of ideas, and has an would be painful to watch him overcome Marie makes plaques, and a t It is attractive to be help. w ha t Marie Blanchard. of 720 amazing talent for one who has said, "I especially love creating as he lowers his head and tries stereotyping, we have s need tiumilisted, but somehow he less. Seminole Blvd., Casselberry, never had a lesson in art. 'I to get post a group of whites un. for approval. It can be never is. Ile will calinly close pictures for children." Many of peoplewould ask f I'd make It is time for women to take s for a hobby paints tht , . cut- certain type picture for them on molested. TWay blacks are no lebilitatfic and can twist our Ilis coat and join the other their lives into their own harxis tier pictures feature tiny, let seats have always been interestiA in under(over side of tot a toilet seat, It doesn't take lon~,longer expected to "know their lives in undreamed-of ways. passengers in staring at an and start fighting for their self. with any number of hamiing art, tylt tN~ private schools I Out figures that are cut out of to finish one and I really enjoy place," although deliberate attended did not offer anything And sowe think we have tobe obvlousl) az woman Slit is repecnotonl) because I sc e nes. As an entertaining the work. Painting is solnet iv - . humiliation and discriminat.lon pleawt to the man In the stmt the one who feels degraded. the best way for any hwnan conversati plece arie aims In this line' she said ea)i1cpa1nts,becausethe> V It lot . . ,M on have . against them still exists. But who approaches us. We have And it seems that are easier to use on a shiny an Ing to live, t I c she c bear be bu a so be ause for originality, -ling she wits missing out surfatv. All my pictures are - oinen face this kind of badgeraught not to displease a lot cf degradation as long Shu is also talented in % da (4 Dif ferentpictures are painted on an enjoyable experience. ing and taunting, and accept it. anyone. completely wastizible, as I put a crocheting, sewing, and re. she is the only one who kno dangerous. Women accep too for divergent personalities, Marie found some paints They have come to think of it as special finishing surface on the doing old houses. With her Consider the subway-car or about it many (lungs as simpl> the su Li as a Miss Muffet scene for her children had been using, Itn)wd product she said a%-oidable part of life. buwiding molester. These men This kind of man rarely way ngs are." boundless energy and clever dition a small girl, or a Tom Sawyer and taking a cardboard truni a The reasons for this are com- are so maddenirkqly present in threatens any further attack. of their live-A has beco: in- replica for a Working in a studio at her ideas, Slarte plans on enjoyinil, plex. They certainly include the any major urban center that Crowded subways and buse young boy. shirt, she made her first home, Marie explained how tier hobbies for a Ion little t:j tolerable. Aniiiial in an nutdoorsy setting painting. "1 never could drew wurmiof her artistry has spread, Ct'ilit' over - - E 1]%j~z~~ 7A: %&-, - - — . - --- -W IA_1 ~1 - __ ~ "ft" - __ _. - - -- =I 1 ; i. I . I-------. . - .I ds. t . . -- ____ Im l in that he might rap-, her He did n er . . . I —b---- KNOW I A., OASI .-.. UAA E SS. OF COL4ZSE, THE C /:___ --I .. - ____ . oves . --- __ r - __, Z_ .. - - . -1 - by Howie Schnsid*r by Bob Th I =. ~A - I ______ ____ blouse or gives you a familiar pat at work I EEK & MEEK f FRANK AND ERNEST i, I., , __ I I I. 164 I - have topass. You lose a little when a junior Sys-r6m,. '' 1% .*4,ft, \,_~ t , r1_:P - r I .- - __ ___ I #I ___ ,. ' - - / FOP. PE-TE'5 0AIll T HE PRQSLEM PJT our THAr 5TO6EY.1 AIN,rmy mNo-rHWK OF YOUR WIMP! IT'!5 YER # -AIAC I I _/ .% - by Crooks III Lawrence WWO Ar THAr MOMLONT-, 004.0w: I S. __________________ L - shaken out of your daydreams by the whistles and comments the construction workers you I w " rkalle)becauseshewils erosion of your self-respect and P .3 16r . - AA`1~.V10 ____ ~ PLAYE WE NATIONAL ': One woman told us that she. ,rself to be taken into whether by direct physical conthat is forced on one person by'atr. U you are subjected to this kind of siotation eser) day, a FORC-<Yr THE R? Y L 40 __________________ FIELD I - * IS "/N'l FOP, HIE, I i i __________________ ________________ a ' I w" . one • - T m_~F~ _____ ~~_ - — ~~_ _ ~___ __ ~ --- J- - - -. - .- �2C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 I, DEAR ABBY 4k HatchermCousineau - ~i , - k Knock With Son By ABIGAIL VAN BLRF.N 1 .1 . Unite In .1 The r I .. Ilk - .— f 4 I _Y •'± I • '-4- — 11 ' .. -. t i , -J '- C' 4* Is - I , 1 4 Ag -. -- -- 0410. AT SHOWER the 40 guests who attended. Pictured Ifrom lell) are Mrs. 1) : --- - - - - - -. - ..j . Say - DEAR DR. LAMB —I realize Span of time a highly desirable -. this is an salqon Ler1:to L;w:O= situatim but I need some answers. I'm at a loss about sear. - t. / -- -. - - - SHOWER FOR fuW Host Program Needs her mother, Mrs. Richard Nub, and standing Ifrom left) are bridesmaids, Donna Schwarz and Karen Kasper and hostess, Nancy Han=. ___ -•:i=;= ;1 T'l = -. - t) -A V1-. - t P !S - -= A "Rural Fire Department Engineer Carl ("Sonny") Fire Defense Brush Fire Mitchell - was the only Training Course" co-sponsored representative from this city. by the Orlando Naval Training Mitchell said he wished that Center Fire Dept. and the more of the Winter Springs Division of Forestry was held Volunteers could have taken on Nov. 5 and 7. All Firefighters advantage of this program, but from Orange, Oceola, Seminole most were already involved in and Brevard counties were taking the EMT (Emergency. invited. Medical Training) course now Among the subjects discussed in progress. were: introduction and Upon completion of the nomenclature of a fire, map reading, weather, law en- program, each participant (orcement, open burning received a certificate of resolutions and suppression completion, a uniform patch, a guide book and "a lot of tactics, Winter Springs VFD knowledge." -. ' J. REMEMBERED - Big D Celebrates Decade As BIG F fly HELEN IIENNESSY The Herald Services Mi Sky King Ranch Beautified : - n Lead er ,iiuseuins saying, "I want a fresh perspective on fashion through your young eyes." She was fascinated by her assignment, noting with particular interest recurring !etails In the historical trends ill clothes. After the war she went to Paris as a model for the haute couture, then came another turn in New York, an exploration of California fashions and a return to Dallas. There, while teaching modeling and grooming, she met her husband, a musician with the Dallas Symphony. lie's now considered Dallas' finest fashion photographer. In her present job she helps countless buyers to feel happy in the market. She understands that fashion is matter of bread and butter to thousands of people and gives her time unsparingly. Make The Home You Live In The Home You've Always Wanted Take advantage of Philips complete Home Decorating Service - 'J if ... • -I.i. - • Draperies Carpeting Wall Covering ORDER NOW FOR INSTALLATION BEFORE CHRISTMAS. We help you choose,.. .athome. 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Tom States and has registered a Connally in Washington. staggering 129 per cent inBy selling an extraordinary crease in buyer attendance. So number of war bonds she won a the occasion was made for it trip to New York. While here, gala. her beauty caught the eye of Kim Dawson, fashion Harry Connover and with his director of the giant Mart since help she became a top couture its opening, was honored for all model. She worked for Vincent she had (lone to make Monsanto at Monsanto-Pruzan "Decasalon" a success. Her and while there he sen( her to Custom Custom Draperies Draperies Fur Storage 319 WEST 13th Sanford, Ft. Serving t he Seminole, Volusia Area Call Collect (305) 322.3315 ZALES SAN FORD PLAZA ? 12:30. S53 :30 Our People Make Us Number One ______ • - 1 : 1 C Realtor Opens A Select now for Christmas giving. Temple Wanda Kearns and Gene and Phelps Nunsry gave some Seminole County will be Carmelina McAnulty, in a expert advise on how to land- honored on Nov. 19, when one of of Community scope the grounds. This gesture its citizens, Hart Piicher will Cooperation, spent last Sunday First of many such activities assist in the dedication of the at the Sky King Vout) Ranch New Mormon Temnp!e at planting 15 plants to beautify that are planned to help the Kensington, Md. the grounds of the Ranch. Youth Ranch. Pilcht'r, a Sanford realtor, will lead 15 other singers from the area in the opening ceremony of the $14 million edifice on 57 acres in suburban candidates night is planned llcmeowners Association, This Washington, D.C. A Pilcher and his wife, Olivia, on Nov. 17 at the hacienda may well be the only canVillage Recreation Hall at 7:30 didate's night held between now who is also a real estate p.m. The affair is sponsored by and the municipal election saleswoman, have lived in the Hacienda Village which is scheduled for Dec. 3. Sanford for the past 15 years. They are the parents of nine children, two of whom now attend local schools. 1'1k-her. who has Bachelor of I .- -- -.~ . - - - ' - - Her second most treasured Dossession Meet The Candidates '! - - - 4 - __ -, UPC Local Go/ Promoted - ---=-- :--=-=,-' :' '":, - - Jar* Ord WARY Ppimips — A ffiff - '- h io NEW YORK - (NE:) Like most places in Texas, the Dallas Apparel Mart is BIG. It's one of the six buildings which make up the huge Dallas Market Center. It opened its doors 10 years ago and Is now the second largest wholesale fashion market in the country. In the celebration this (all of its 10th anniversary, entitled "Decasalon," a particularly important event was the inquguration of "The National Preview of Designer CollecLions" at Dallas. The designers' names were big, too, befitting the setting - - Winter Springs Volunteer was held last Saturday and Fire Department's second Sunday on a lot adjacent to the Turkey Shoot was even more city hall. Funds from both successful than the first. More events will go to the purchasing than 200 sharpshooters tried to of much needed fire equipment win a turkey for Thanksgiving for the Volunteer Fire and 16 succeeded. The event I)epartrnent. ' - - -'-.---, - Her eritage a e'Meet - , Turkey Shoot A Success - MarriageApplications r IS - Winter Springs Police between the Youth Group and Reserve Sgt. harry Pittman the Junior Police. Jr., deserves accolades for his Sunday, a corn sale was held efforts to aid three of the youth groups in the city. Pittman in connection with the Fire purchased, from his own funds, Dept.'s Turkey Shoot, all over 2,000 ears of corn to be sold proceeds went to the Junior to raise funds for the Winter Police. Elsie Smart and Jean Springs Youth Group and the Pittman spent a hot Sunday Winter Springs Junior Police. A selling the corn. All corn not corn roast was held in con. sold was donated to the Sky nection with a dance sponsored King Youth Ranch. Added note: by the Winter Springs Youth Pittman is not even a resident Group. Proceeds were split of this city! Bride-elect Arlene Nash wail complimented at a recent penonW and linen shower with 25 friends and relatives attending. She will become (be bride of I)hIllp Lev Butler, Jan. 17. Alba Nub Is shown seated at th e ela borately decorated refreshment table with Local Pa rtic i pants D i- BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) for a week before calling Ms. 'Girl," that's w ha t college stu. Anderson for an interview. He ...---- ='-, dent Kathryn Anderson's male thought the work "too tough for I. co-workers called her when she a woman, you know, climbing 1 joined them during her vaca- ladders and lugging paint." - : tion painting buildings for the "But she surprised me and I ''V local ho using authority, everyone else." , "It was difficult at first. They Alfred Catucci, housing au. had to get used to me, get to thority executive director, said know me," said 19-year-old Ms. Ms. Anderson took her job :• Anderson, a title she prefers. "very seriously." She said in an interview her "Sometimes summer em first obstacle was convincing ployes, be cause they know the a .. .. the men she worked with they job is only temporary, don't '. -' would not have to do her work give it their best. But Kathy It ) for her, moiig tin' 197 rnriiibers celebrating the Sanford Snlor Citizens Club's second anniversary at a really takes pride in her work." Richard Laviero, head of the dinner dance Saturday at the Sanford Civic Center, were ifrom left) Charles Hoffon, treasurer; Ms. Anderson worked on a housing authority's mainte-even-mnembem crew that paints Eugene Terwilliger, vice president; Leona Thier, secretary; Wilma Kalmm, recording secretary; izncc depaMncrit, was amoag on the average a twmtory and Rev. Ken Unit, chaplain, the early skeptics. He hesitated duplex each day. - Thanks, Sgt. Pittman - whom to contact. York DEAR DR. LAMB Early A year ago h a ysterec" 4 14113 JVW i iiu a prO!aLecorny 1 "1 select the photographs tofny. I Just had my uterus with the publisher, Douglas removed. It was causing me to by way or a cystoscope and lzmber, on the basis of which have a lot of bleeding. I am now after the time certain restrictions were lifted I will appeal to women, He relies happily married and would like realized that th e operation had intuition, and sometimes we ,' desperately to have a child. Is '. .4 i:; caus ed me to have a ?tarin Scott Mdam, ARLENE NASH , t here anything that could be physical :defect, failure to ejaculate. fitor of Playgirl magazine done along these lines? I can't The doctor tells me that's the which features male pin-ups. seem to any information regarding this. Have there ever way It is with such operations been any successfiul tranisplants and that this is permanent. I am embarrassed and mint of female organs? If you could help me, I would unhappy. .. Would you say the doctor's appreciate whatever informs-. Lion you could supply. Also, if c'omments ar correct, 'SENIORS' INSTALL PRESIDENT Owe is nothing that can be suffer one of those goof-ups' If the prostate had done now, --, Mrs. Edith Harrim (right), accepts the that might bt~ cf help in the been removed completely by gavel as 1974-75 Sanford area families are are required to provide a surgery, would I have had the president of the Sanford Senior atiuns Club Irvin former Future' needed to entertain English-. private same result? I think room meals for their the doctor pre*dent, Mrs. Lou Baker. DEAR READER -No, there speaking European teachers as guest, the should have told me about this opportunity to meet have be no hums guests in their homes for a 10- their friends, neighbors and at . consultation. splants of female organs. day period next summer, pe r ha ps fellow teachers and to an interesting question, thoizgh, DEAR READER - No, that According to J. Stuart see places of interest In the Any transplant would be sub- was not a goof-up. Ftostate Perkins, board member of the area. ject to the problems of rejee- surgery affects the little host Program, who is prerident American Host arranges all tion. it might be difficult to muscular valves that close off David Butler, 44, 1314 W 14th Randall 1. Judd 19 948 C of Volkswagen of America, transportation. Host Families prevent scarring or changes in the bladder. The prostate gland Pl.. Laura I McCloud, 34, Will. lake Destiny, American Host is one of the few are asked to meet their guest apt Alt amon t e the tubes that would make is located at the outlet of the Clark CL. No. Springs, Diane ' Lauretta non-governmental programs upon arrival in their area pregnancy impossible anyway. bladder where the valve Robert S. Giles, 51, 245 Park Corriveau, 17, 1744 Holliday designed to show the American Teachers and Host Families What can be done in the mechanism Is located. Nor- Dr., Leona K. Ivers, 54, Dallas Dr., Casslbcrry way-of--life to foreign teachers have an opportunity to Future' Probably a great deal tually, the valve closes cit the Tex. by pairing them with AmnerIcm- n Correspond for at least a month Will. G. Murphy, 39 808 Rich judging from things tha t have bladder, and when an orgasm Leroy Jenerette, 25, fit 2 Bx Dr., before meeting. Ax-rangennts Oviedo, itoxie S. Curit ) families, already been done in the cattle occursit has to flow forward out 144, Oviedo, Perkins said that being a for participating as a host Christine 1317 Lake Asher Cir. Apopka. industry. Fertility in animals as the urethra, ciJied a forward Maiunon, 23, Itt. 2 fix 144, Michael J. Shouvlin, 33 , 102 "Host Family" is open to Family can be made by writing a science is quite a bit ahead of ejaculation. If the valve's Oviedo. lchabod Tri, Longwood . anyone who has the desire lo to: The American Host what as aai1able for human mechanism as faulty, the Kenneth It Lynn, 20, 114 E Patricia A increase understanding and Program, Hotel Commodore beings Wh y ' Thire -ire no urgasm still octirs but it flows 1st St Sanford C oktte F friendship between Americans Snit 21(r) N ew York, Springwtc (in lA"l XL Lr,I1 tonupb unoled, al-,d Lik41rd into the bladder. ILughe., 18, 201 Holly A%e II,(l I ti • )tdfl', IIct Families 'roil' 10017, Richard H MeGe the only goal is ways to produce called retrograde (backward) Sanford. 211 Cli I ta, " .,, UO ' ri ne K a t he or control fertility and ejaculation. Harold E. Reynolds, is w same. OJCbI, , breeding. W) - , t 32, Fern rark , The orgasm still occurs and A R •' Lawrence Winiberly Jr., 30 i One thing that might be done Harr so should the feeling a man ex1515 W. 17th, Ikola (lierry, 29, is to har%-vst the nvum when it is fieriences, the flow is jLLq har~- , Michael S. Mathews, 21. 213 - I.V :' - sit-, I stayed married so long to one kedOk Lena glamorous singer I ANNIVERSARY of all the police calls used by the Tuniminia, a foriner offiLer oil Learning A Lot About Fires from a whole racial background - UI ç Sunshine Park, gave the r members an cpportunity to try thetr hand at dispatching radio calls. Former Winter Springs -. I Police Officer and Deputy Chief of the Winter Springs Volunteer 11Y NANCY BOOTH Fire Department Scott Kenneth gave a lecture on dispatching Over 50 youngsters attended police calls and then allowed the meeting and membership each member to make one call now stands at over 60. froiim a mnot-k. up radio he had The next meeting will be held set up with the help of Fire on Nov. 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the Dept. Volunteer Paul recreation building at Sunshine Osterhaut. Park. Guest speaker will be Kenneth also distributed a list former Police 'ifirer Ronald -- where men's opinions never matte~ too much. That's why -W- monhIn,, II'_IU until I1UW, mn At U, The Winter Springs Youth Mrs. Carl Mitchell, and Mr. and Group sponsored a ham supper Mrs. Vincent Kearns, coorS last Saturday evening. dinators for the Youth Group Approximately 40 hungry The Winter Springs Youth residents enjoyed the delicious Group praised the officers on meal. For those who didn't wish the Winter Springs Police Dept. to have a full meal, a corn roast for the cooperation given, not was held, only in supporting the ham Right after the dinner, a supper, but in the excellent dance was held, music by the coverage extended in the way of Kanyon. Seventy teens and police protection. adults attended that affair. Another dance is planned for Itefreshinents were available. Nov. 23 at 7:30 pm. to 11:30 Chaperons were Police Chief p.m. at the Winter Springs John and Mrs. Govoruhk, Recreation Building at Sun. Reserve Capt. and Mrs. Ed shine Park. The band will again Smart, Reserve Sgt. and Mrs. be the Kanyon. Tickets can be Harry Pittman Jr., Mr. and purchased at the door. Clarence Drlggers, mother of the bridegroom; Miss Fraga; Mrs. CarlosFraga mother of the bride; and hosteu,Mrs.Perez. -- Piii 'Youth Host Dinner Dance Maria Fraga, who becomes the bride of Andrew Coleman Dec. 14, was guest of honor at a Spanish dinner party and misce llaneous bridal shower Nov. 9 at the Laurel Drive home of Mrs. Oscar Perez. Mrs. Edward Taint assisted with serving and entertaining SPANISH AIR L. LAM U B I DR ar "L Birth By Proxy NMI[ Girl Painter Is t 'Tough Enough ' Winter Springs Police the New York City and Winter Department for the children to Springs Police Departments. learn. More programs on Twnminia will hold an open communications are planned question and answer session on for the future. j1i((' procedure. - From Politics To Playgirl II May Be Possible ILk 11 " A 1!. -i'jI. A Winter Springs Junior - Have IlL # Marriage DEAR ABBY: Mv mother-in-law has a habit of barging into i'ur bedroom i and even the bathroom, If It's not locked) to "talk" to Jerry. 'He's my husband.) Yesterday she barged into our bedroom while Jerry was dressing, and he didn't have a stitch on. I said in a nice Mother, you really should knock first md ask 1cm if he is presentable. " Then she said, Oh, don't be silly. I used to diaper him" ! What are your view on the subject? CHICAGO WIFE DEAR WIFE: Same as )ours. But It's up to Jerry to tell his mother to knock first (Ii she breast-fed him ben he was a baby. would that give him the right to barge in on HER when she's toplesa'i DEAR ABBY I am a26-year-old mother of a two-)ear.old daughter. My husband has been urging me to have another child since our daughter was born. Ile was very disappoint ed that she Was not a male, and this hurt me. Although he loves the girl, he still feels that he is missing something by not having a son. Ile thinks I selfi sh for not w anting child, bu t here are my reasons. I Ail during m pregnancs 'not only in the mormnp I I was m ::t, -irLt :tatc of Uus, . We live 400 miles away from our parents, and I have no one In help me with th e chores of chil d rearing. .1. Th ere is always th e possibil ity that th e second child would be another girl. My husba nd says he wouldn't keep trying for a boy but he'd like one rwce chance. 4.1 want to return to work when my child is of school age, and another child would postponeittoa later date. I am a goM mother. Abby.and I'm veq happy with me child. Wetave talked it out, and are both immovable I know that Ihave the final say, but he makes me feel so guilty that at times I'm almost ready to give in, and yet I don't know if it would be the best thing for me or the child. What is the solution, if there Is one' MRS. X JR. DEAR M. MILS. X JR.: Feeling as you do, don't "give in." 11 you had anoth er c hild in order to accommodate yo ur husba nd or to relieve your "guilt," you would resent the child for the above reasons and children sense resentment. Have you considered adapting a boy your daugliter's age? No nausea, no gamb L : the sex, O work. And you'd be eving i good home to a little boy who needs one. DEAR ABBY: I have just returned from a baby shower where the farnily deg was allowed to wander around among the guests. The deg is very friendly and quite lovable, so nearly all the guests petted him, and the dog licked their hands. This included people who was preparing and serving the food, as well as The Auocated Press erywhere will cooperate in a handle it they'll drop oul" Dr. ose who had their fingers rs ni the candies, handling baby venture that will profit them Homa M. Snibbe, who teaches a presents, etc. Here are some quotable price-wise and heal th-wise." specially designed course on I noticed that after playing with th e dog nobod y wash ed their quotes from women during the Arline Mathews of American Iran for the Hughes Aircraft Co. hands before eating. . week: We teach children to wash their hands before they eat. Consumers Toge ther, one of the in Los Angeles, to help families "To struggle with the people organizers of last year's meat assigned abroad Dciesnt that go for dog-lovers, too. cope with for a more just Greece. The boycott, announcing plans for a culture shock. DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: It should, but for some reason most time is ripe for Socialist boycott of sugar in an effort to "I started when I was in my dog-lovers do not feel contaminated after playing with a dog. changes and independence drive down prices. from foreign bonds." Actress "I try not to select or deselect 30s thinking old so that when Melina Mercowi campaigninganyone. I just give them a people started saying, 'You for a seat In the Greek rea listic picture — not a tray. were so pretty then,' I'd be 9 s parliament, discussing her elogue but a realistic picture— ready for it. if a man told me I poli tical objectives, of what it's going to be li ke, and was beautiful, I never believed "Our hope Is consumers ev- if they don't think they can that. That was because I came Women ;- Vt , 1 rv%an Radios Sunday, Nc,v. 17, 1974-3C - - *Junior Police aef': c Miss Lorraine Joy Cousineau ceremony with Fr. James 1090 Crystal Howl Circle, became the bride of Charles Martinez officiating and Ann Casselberry. The bridegroom is Wesley Hatcher Nov. 15 at St. Beauchamp playing the organ. the son of Mrs. Joanne Prince of James Church, Orlando, in a The bride is the daughter of Maitland, and Robert A. double ring, candlelight Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Cousineau, Hatcher of Palatka. . ,. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal length gown of white bridal satin featuring alencon lace •. trim. She carried a bouquet of ! white sweetheart roses Janine Cousineau served her sister a maid of honor . Bridemaides included Denise Cousineau, Marcia Cousineau F and Sharon Tibbs, all sisters of 1 the bride, and Lisa Hatcher, sister of the br idegroom. They wore forma! length gowns of American Beaut y crepe and carried matching nosegays. Robert I 'tl L t ILL ILl Llkr -..— .- _...-. were Michael Hatcher and Daniel hatcher, both broth ers . -, of the bridegroom, Fred erick Tibbs and Joel Pope. r Following a reception at the . .. sttts Civic Center, the couple left on a wedding trip to ' Helen, Ga. They will make their new home a 551 Iris Rd., Casselberry. The bridegroom is an assistant warehouse manager at Air Flow, Casselberr) The bride is a N . dental assistant, also in Mrs. hatcher—Lorra ine Joy (ousIIwaU Casseborry. l II Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. NANCY'S NEWSNOTES = - y- -:--- 41r D. I )ia i nond t rios created hvourexpert �: - AC—SLInday Herald, Sanford, R. Os . . =--- - ----- - -,- - - ---- - - ..-.--.-----.-,----'----- _._;. .------- -i-_._-__-____--- -.----=--- -fl-- -.- - -,--.-.------ ---- - - --- r-'--------- ---.-.----------- - - Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 cOo O••• ci os 0.0 oo*3*-, n co Sunday Herald Sanford, FL o , e.e _ o.• * .. .oe •.. • • o..±.0Q • : .0 i.• Qn Sunday, N ov. 1 7, 1974-5C •• '. O•..• ___ ; 0 11118 1 . - ° _ 1MIIIMMWIIIIIIMLJ 1 14 L%IA If d 2J/ VIA W I LUIWW UI LlJ O 0 _ L%&&A wwww .cJ f U Treasures to bring pleasure and excite the , imagina ion of hose p annin 9to attend this holiday season s most excitin9 sociat event, The '""eminole County Mutual Concert Association roudIly h N in h A nnua Champagne Ball P p at 8:00p.m. on Saturday, December ith. at I he Faest, Lake Mary Blvd. 0 - 0 C N OW- 0),"-1 V. et Is 07MM 1!J ww If f rW * I VI D Lu.) — - w : V Mrs Waite (Winifred) GiaIow i S sure t0add a sparklek to her lovely Champagne Ball ensemble with go or silver accessor1as. She is being assisted with her selection b Knight, ownero, SHOE STORE located tr,downtown Sanford Popular match oura peau dew e shoes and bags are also available to be dyed to favorite re e o Y -- a . Boyd and Nellie Coleman toast the holiday season amid their fantacyland of "GIFTS BY NAN." Chances are that one of the topics of conversation is Hi. . coming Gala Champagne Bail, If you're looking for a rare or unusual g4ttfpr that special someone we suggest a trip to GIFTS BY NAN located in a ye special nook at Gator Ace Hardware, 201 S. Elm Ave. New and interesting octs are arriving dailyl r - •.-; . o oO I Whenthat specjalOccasion calls for formal attire Dr. Franklin Clonfi selects this Sophisticated, up-to-the minute powder blue crushed velvet King George coat, worn over black trousers and beautifully accented with Powder blue formal shirt, ruffled and trimmed in black. The gen. Ileman who settles for nothing less than distinctive, tastefully correct formal attire II select CAPP'S EN' STORE, 203 W. First St downtown Sanford to put it all together" - . . . .• ' I ' I MI 0 Mrs.' rs Tom (Mary Lou) McDonald selects glamourous party pajamas, the test fashion "must" for the holiday festivities ahead. This stunning outfit features a self tie at the neck and popular wide palazzio shaped pant legs. The fabric is nylon liberally laced with silver threads, over a feather design In shades of gray. The Village Shop has an outstanding collection of After 5 fashions, plus accessories including costume jewelry, evening bags and everything that goes underneath. THE VILLAGE SHOP Is located at264o Hiawatha Avenue, Sanford. 9 i, - ..t, Lis 'A .. . . The beautifully draped red polyesterjersey gown, splashed liberally with colorful flowers, is modeled by Mary Anne Pierce (Mrs. John Pierce). The simple neckline is achieved with fashionable criss-cross be lt under the bodice, tying in the back. Select your gown from Mary Esther's complete holiday line. MARY ESTHER'S 200 North Park Avenue, San - .. - . - 1 . -. ... ; . - -- _•i Mr. and Mrs. Allan Zane of GLOBAL CARPETS . . . one of Central Florida's largest and most complete floor covering centers, cordially invite you to stop in and say hello and look at the urge selection of carpets and vinyl. Global does both residential and commercial floor covering. - a . lt, 1 - - r .. 0 'i- of A 14 Ai You can reflecttt tiaJ:da' sea son with a sparkling new hairstyle ala Irenel Miss Betty Yost certainly looks charming from any angle after receiving Irene AdkI ns. Professional attention. IRENE'S BEAUTY SHOP, 7640 Hiawatha (off j7_92) is Staffed with five skilled operators who are experts In the field of hair coloring, shaping, styling, permanent waving, cutting and tinting. You may also enjoy the now shading Process is now jy0g For an appointment call fll,73 0 What woman's eyes wouldn't light up when she's dazzled with diamondsl Frank Dunnof KADER JEWELERS,downtown Sanford, tempts Mrs. Wendell(JAnice) Springfield with a "brilliant bauble" that would do wonders to ligbI up her Champagne Ball gown. For fine gems, sterling, china and Crystal Kader's a must Ofl your list of places to shop durjflgtheholidayseas - h-- - a" : • -- Cheersl Here's to good times and fine food at the LAMPLIGHTER RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE. Your hosts and hostesses are Alice Dietrich, manager; ary a e, owner; Donna Dusek, hostess; Bob See at the Lamplighterl Its 4)— AL ML ILI Of - cm - ____ .. -j-; - .--- •. -- 4..- - - w The charm of yesteryear Is brought back again with the modish "dsby ok," modeled $o beautif ully by Mn. (Jan) Cfon, Her top nd j$cf, rainbow color In danllng lusu, corn. plements the sleek floor length black satin skirt. This charming fashion and many others, lust right for the holiday festivities are available at ALENEIS FASHIONS & BEAUTY SALON, 259.1 S, Sanford Sanford, of 241 halter a Franklin - - - - - I a A 11 ... I . ____ - • - . -. It's fern an Ic, It's sophisticated, It's ladylike, l&'s the Merle Norman holiday look as shown by Mr Nora Gordon owner of MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS the & BOUTIQUE SHOP This many lovely gowns on display for you to select from for the holiday festivities "An evening at home or night out on the town" ______ e Th exotic orchid Is Ui SANFOROFLOWER SHOP. of Bob Lovinburyand Edna Murray's, attention varieties be one ofThe delicate blossoms, available In man y colors and the most Popular choice$ for the Champagne Ball and other festive holiday events. The traditional rose, carnation and daisy porn are a lso available to highlight milady's holiday ensemble Come lind see lovely table arrangements, wreaths, etc. designed for this special Jason We send flowers anywhere, $ o place your out of town orders early. Just dial 322-ig22. -- Vo - is lust one of ___________________________________________________ _______ Thecharmlngcouple is Georgoweld d an w to, Valerie; the o of the season's leadinn social , The Champagneccasion; celebration gall. T.Je boufiltili4W talented Valerie and her equally beautiful and talented Owners of THE SCHOOL OF Miriam ' ARTS, - ___ - - .. -. "Lovely to look at, delightful to know," that's Anne Larson. She knows that husband Ralph will approve, and well he shouldt She's positively smashing in her colored polyester brocade gown from Rojay. Festive Iurex glistens throughout the sleeveless ribbed top, the brocade skrt aad matching jacket. The demure man. darin like neckline of the bodice is counter. acted by the darling provocative slit skirt. Her gold shoes and handbag are by Lifestride, All are at ROJA Y, 228 E. First ___________ - - - - As the holiday season approaches we eagerly look forward to attending The Champagne Ball and other festive events. Many of us will be entertaining family and friends at home. Phil Deere and wife, Peggy look loward to assisting you in selecting just the right furnishing to compliment your was of living, and add warmth and charm to every room of your home. PHIP DEERE FURNITURE located just East of 1.4 on W. Hwy. 46. is O's go 0 0000 0 ~ '0 -- 4 - - -- - - = - --±i ,e 'T -,= - - - , ' T- -. ;-q - - =• ----- - - - - ----- -'---- -'-= =---------= -*_--___I__- _______ __ - __ - 0 - - . - L• F --.'. _______ j. -- - . _--_--_-= �- 6 - __ 411M ' i l ;__ MA , HOME - Sunday Herald, Sanford. Fl. Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974--6C _ _____________________________________________ El. l'rcinscicticns _arid NS '' . R f; a I E s fa te M emo Ve oflf USfl ry 9 0 0 e — fly JULIAN STENSTROM ____________ believe - according interpretation 1"__NN_ ~ The paragraph deals with - the Florida owners and prospects. So, lets Buyer. 1f 4 But there is another Interpretation and from a literal point of view, the door of every what it intended to say in its with the owner. Why? Because the lots you want timates, between race and real estate agency in Florida , J50 OL z Let's suppose youve been in interpretative memorandum. "Should an owner request tnbeshownareinasutxjivjsjon color), might as well be closed. There Imaginary subdivision, I X I's look at the wording of that a registrant discriminate that occupied predominantly by _______ Folks, we're not arguing for just aren't any residen tifil laImctto Park, several times new Section 16.12: in the showing or sellin g of his blacks, or against discrimination. That areas that e know of around recently and you've noticed "In the sale or rental of real property. the registrant Where (hs that leave us. has positively nothing todo with Sanford that would be in- • XYZ Realty's sign on what housing or residential lots, should refuse to deal with suet] About the only way Sam this piece. tegrated evenly by people of all , looked like two of maybe three there is no longer any doubt as owner." Salesman could show you, a And, (or all practical pur. races, people of all religioni lots on the corner of Palmetto to the duties, obligations, and Any 10th grader with the prospect, Mr. BuYer, a howse or pos ,!s we understand what the ,and people of all nationalities. 4 Place and lilac Lane. responsibilities of the real residential property is to (intl a Florida Real Estate Corn. Tills writer has nc quarrel of You stop at XYZ Realty's estate broker as far as slightest grasp English can subdivision iceandtellouroldfriend, discrimina Lion on account of Sam Salesman, that you want nationality, race, color or at the portion dealing with the intergrateti evenly between means by this paragraph. And, Commission, whites nd We simply point out that this blacks, we'llconcedc the Commission's lain to show you these lots and religion is concerned. . . Should a prospect nationalities, and religions, interpretation is there. paragraph has two distinct their boundaries, and provide "Registrants will be if) . request that fie be -shown or.so!d terpretations and one of them In V01.1 16%ith information about Violation of the 1968 Fair r residtntjal !ts in ar to l' elj:flhr1ltt'd. w1: .itid juai. lhuiii At i42 UiiikiI St4t tes area predominantly occupied You might be startled to hear Code 3601 et seq.) or the Civil by persons of certain Sam say: 'I'm sorry, Mr. Rights act of 1886 (42 United — or both, nationality, race, color, or . Buyer, but I can't show you St,ates Code 1882), the registrant should TAKE IMAT OLD SPRING-TYP E these lots." should they refuse to negotiate religion, "Why can't you?" you ask, or receive an offer from anyone refuse te deal with such . . . l "We just got a new directive to rent or purchase housing or A UANDY CURTAIN ON STORAGE I Even that doesn't sound too frolul the Florida Heal Estate residential lots on account of 5HELVS, INA CL.OSET, bad does It. But t let's apply one Commission and it says that ii nationality, race, color, or EASEMENT, OR TOOL you ask to see property in a religion of the prospect. The interpretation of it to you, Bill a flEW ROOM. IT 1'AYS subdivision occupied provision in the law making it 11u'er, and you'll find out why HOME Ift ~. . fl' !770 to one Real Estate COmmiSSIOn in this We're sorry we don't know how paragraph says Sam Salesman to differentiate, as the rule in Let's say your name is 13111 Real Estate Commission said separate them. Le t's deal first should refuse to deal with you. this particular paragraph In. . ~ . our - .. - - 07 _____ oa. .,l• ,. _r 4.0 4.0 .. ... . " i a LL iL.Itteri i s$! - ft ----[ a,29.,64 I 20 lb II e. I — - aniiiii-MA /4Yty IL ..4!) •pj _______ ."011 -S. - °'' dwelling unavailable for such paragraph a literal interpretation has refused to been construed flabbergasted, wouldn't you. prohibit the "steering" of show you these Iota. Isn't that what the paragraph But, you knoiiii, that's exactly blavks away from white '.hiut's happened. residential areas and whites in question says? Let's assume that Palmetto integrated areas as well The Florida Heal Estate Commission publishes from as to prohibit the solicitation of Park is predominantly white listings on the representation or hine to time it's Florida Real ice that the character of the pr otestants, According to this Estate Handbook, It's divided ath paragraph Sam Salesman can't into several sections. One neighborhood is changing; e show you the property and character as far as th contains the Florida Heal Estate License Law. In addition nationality, race, color, or should refuse to deal with you. I..et's suppose that Palmetto to an index and a lengthily religion of the residents is is predominantly black, and concerned." appendix, the Handbook also you, Mr. Buyer, are black. The Now, he re comes the third con ta ins I6other sections which rule laid down by the Florida deal with the real estate paragraph, the key to this T S.. S. TCM race I can't deal with you." Well, no doubt, you'd be I. .'*~ - - 4:# , . ' S - 1• S ..,_ .. 0jr 1. il*nilt 11--swo s rvwa eoal,co .00.110 177- I -I-,-. A*&lfOJtXO ' m, 6 PLAT AAIA '.- i' "4 .._.... 'J _____ _____ - — _tl_.e~_ . .I- reasons has - an annual aduttd w,,• • WREN WANT 10 GET -am AS You WOULD A N.,,,,, ' WINDOW SHADE. You --.........................- ------ - EVERYTHING ' 't'i,5r''-5 sift Af - - to enJoj life! Prime location on Hwy. )7.n. Beer and wine license Included. Newly remodeled, Needs good owners, Present Owners anxious to sell, and mortgage at low interest rate, All will carry firs t this for only, $6L000, C. Patio Unit4F, The Villages, condom., $32,500 . I' t % Brand new two bedroom, two bath, Prime location, Ready to move in, Assumabl, mortgage, c.it for details. 4 ) , Deltona.Potn;j nodel. Immaculate two bedroom, two ba th h',me. Can be purclsated furflEshed or unfurn;-shed, Priced in the middle 70's. .5' 1 1 Cebw ..-. 11V W. I.. ' fR F6ida R&fq 9ge. VA - No down payment FHA- Lowdown payment If you make your selection now hopefully we can still get you Into your new home by Christmas, OPEN HOUSE 2:00 to 5:30 Daily AUSTIN DEVELOPmENT, CORP. 776 SAXON BLVD. DELTONA, FIR. HAROLD R. KENNEDY- REG. BROKER Jennie O'Brien. Sales Mgr. & Sales Assoc, Florence Rumph. Sales Associate Eves-789.3532 574.2657 SIte 322-7010 X.aot,.~r% 4`11`r~."U-rn I loV_Jffz.~fe.11c.001%ont~# On Bamboo Cove, 1 7 BDRM, shag, air, sunny kithen, playgrounds, near city park & Sanford Plaza. From siio. AIrpo Blvd. near Sanford Ave. 373 13.40. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 15.2 Bdrm. turn or t'fur 3702 Orlando Dr.. 323 8470 re again en "N-Alld Call US foclayl delay? JuSt dial 377761$ or $31 999) To place your lOw cost want 3) TAXI DRIVERS 201 Park Ave _____________________ 322 4"I "Get ' Em While •, ome section T _______ ___ - - -_ Apartments Rnnt FurnkhicJ 714 Pct. Infer est Rate Itewhouses na rural area. Nodown payment, monthly payment% less than rent. Government Subsidized t oMjtd bu'r' Call ?O 5-" YQ, quit, - ____________ II1C. __ __ I . - 831-4039 62&2162 - -- ' ' - ç- ,s liii r.!rsrr ti,,',? v.'. r14.-. ConentionaI loans Bu,ider. Deltona, 904789-2750. Orlando. 305423.1336 Thanks-Giving - - rij '?Ilina community everytlay, r..t ___________________ . baths priced from smiso to 125. too on large wooded lot Seller Ads serve the buring Nice 1 bdrm, trailer, also apt. Good ' - GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED $40 MONEY DOWN. New 3 andi bedroom horns, 1'.', to 7 373.6061, 3730517; . - if M.UNSWORTH REALTY Arr1,,i0u HOmES IL Iv It C'. F r rf)r. n *e** Deltona ** * I 7 Bedroom Adults Only Park AvenueMobile park 2545 Park Drive, 322 2161 READ CAREFULLY Leading manufacturer. Automobile _______________________ and motor cycle accesSorial. Top Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 322 )i96.)fl.7Ss )flhl6i,)fl 1959 Sell no longer needed items with a Went Ad. Call 377 7611 or I'll 99 --- "A wist investment beats At lifeti me of lictill." Stemper Really Houses for Sa le equipped, carpet, air, adults beef and hogs Hopkins meat Packing. I" 9791 Stemper Sezt act 41 19750 3222296 after 1 transportation 3n3is. Don-1 _________________________ One bedroom duptx apt. Person elperlenced in slaughtering lI them IIOW AIRPORT BLVD. Starline E nt erprises, Bldg. 131 Sanford Airport,_______________ 3230411. serviceman fast' Check the Business Service Ads todi with a Classifled Ad from the SAPIDLEW000 VILLAS per day, 4 or 5 days a week. own other than myself DATED this 11th day Need a 0cn$ needs?" Serve a uselul 321 0066 SANFORD. 373 7870 Jim Hunt Realty house with gentleman, cOuple With 1 child or other man Heir 2S24ParOr Jfl 711$ stho and thopping center 32$REALTOR After Hor' 7 9754 0533. 372 399$ 322 06.'? then equipped, carpeted, some have fire places $103 %l20 Month Lady for lighthou5ekeping,3 hOU will no longer be responsible for any debt5 incurred by anyon e Woman would like to share 6 room — Four 2 bedroom apartments. Kit lelcoating. Ho other ne apply. Houses for Sale 41 Unfunished - or 831 9993 LAKE MARY— Fire Sala UPpt. Can youdoit? Voucan fry Only $17,O for house a it ALTAM0PITE— New hcme. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, central heat and air, family room, dishwasher and disposal, 2 car garage, pick your own car pet if you hurry $19,600 SANFORD.._NewlywedorRetre.ss. dream home, 2 bedrooms, family room, carpeting, new ly pa nte. seller will finance Maye, in $1',500. ric^ LAKEMARY__4bed ronms3j ona rustic lakefront setting E .er a :iO separate from the house A must see for you who enjoy a ?nIy unique home. 1.69,500 LAKE MARY— 3 bedrOOms, large closet Space, range and r efrigerator included . Owner says "cut It loose" SV.)) Low down payment FORREST GREENE, INC. REALTORS. Peg Please call (303) IX, 6468 John H. Miller to Nancy Drew Real Estate Broker Eimna F. Israelson to N.M. Wilson Adda Oviedo, less part 323 6353 or 6457)13 3 bedroom. 2 story, central heat 1. Branchiesin; WE TAKE TRADE- r, $1,200. Miller, sgi., IA 16 & Wij of 17 air, 2 car garage, references __ in 7"3 - — lrldianapolis.Dallas Oklahoma City required. $190 1st & las? $100_____________________________ ________________________ Bik H Tr. 24, Sanlando (Q) 131 NaIl Bk McNeiLs Orange Villa $100. Springs, LOUisville-RIchmond St. Louis Help Wanted security, 372-7399. 1 2 &,! 3.dràorns _________________ LOW DOWN PAYMENT— New 4 *'. -Wm. R.Walmsley & wfGlsela TTUSteeetc IoCitIz. Bk. Monrovia Chailotte.$-fouston bedroom. 2 baths. FHA. VA. Close Orlando Miami Sten I bedroom. I' i bath. central heat. Deccatexcine Constr. Corp to Part time with p6idible $200 or more etc., to Walmaley Bait & Tackle IA 11 Elk C, Wilsons Addn Add as awrawe- 0111011111 to schools, shopping. Builder must Mlnneepoljs carpeting, garage. $17S per mo. supplemental income. For ' John J. Grabenstein & wf Eliz., Co., N 100' of E 140' of W 190' of Oviedo less part 11(X). "sell. 3230537, 3220460. Hartwell Denver with lease , STEMPER AGENCY. tervlew call 671 5566 *ei$, t.tt •I It•rAve. Model rpm. 1-4 p m Richard M. Fowler & LI 13 & 13A 131k E, Sweetwater LI 12,, Fla. Land & Colizatlon _________________ — __________ m 4991. .,,print a$___ REAL ESTATE SALESMAN ___ Marta to TriTe Be Oaks, Sec 5, $55,400. e Co., Celery Plantation, iioo. Land ll - 0miss #Rd YWI -.., * Desk Clerk * Confidential Interviews Computer Duplex, 7 bedroom, air conditioned, EXCEPTIONAL 4 Iladroom 2 bath. w• WV we $&V _. C011111111111111 4"1111 ft rat-in kitchen, dishwasher, gar Gerald D. Tedamonson & ,A1 GREENE INC. REALTORS. in ____________________ evenings and weeksinds. Ex WalmsleY Bait & Tackle Co., M Longwood Park, $23,=. SOS4 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 0# my ft bage disposal. range, large inside 6111. of 372 6970. Perience preferred. Apply in Blanche Smith, sgi., & Mary Cynthia, U 41 Weldva Hunt Beg. NW cor. Elk 3 Tier 12, aid & utility room, outside utility TWENTY WEST- Rrduced to 1 4 0 . person only at the Sheraton FERN PARK-3 bedrooms, 1' Aims. SalOId, E.R. 'ri'auord.s mai& J. Nicholas & hb. Jos. J Jr to Club, Fox Hunt, Sec. 1, $34,900. '.#00 3 bedroom, 1½ bath. 2 bu ilding , fenc ed back yard. Well Sanford Inn, 1.4 and SR 46 baths. carpeted, air conditioned , I years old Many extras landscaped 337.250 ( ur Charles C. Schmidt, agt, LtsI2 n eqpt etc., $100. Greater Constr. Corp to f enced yard, $723 mo. FORREST ICorrespondents Surprlseyour family lh,s Xma' with Amer. Modulars Corp. to 3 4 & 5 131k 7 Sa nlando The Charles H. Martin & wf Cynth ia GREENE.IPIC., REALTORS,6.(S. themoney you earnselling AVON. Ar you one of those GOLF COURSE—) bedroom, 2batn, IDYLLWILDE— Almost new 3 _________________________ Donald Martin & Joyce E., U 93 SUbUIb B.eautlful, Alt.amonte U 41 Wekiva Hunt Club, Fox Call 644 3079. bedrOOm, 2 bath. All extras ________________________ family room, wall to wall carpet, penple who knows Lov ely 1.47.000 eat.ln kitchen, dishwa sh er, gar. SdC,, $25,000, Hunt,, $349 'everyone in vm:' 00 , *llow s-d $40,400. 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen Hi Vtflts A... -2568 • ii .. ,. ,,,. ..,,.,.. -. room, ---hoi i1inn,.I. rinn. L "v" swiçv riuperues Inc., io 24 Business refrigerator. is' x 30' screened SANFO-PARK— Nearly new 3 ,'NRD.ci.A. and are interested swimming I, 3729)47 Gary R. Blunno & wf Annette bedroor!, 2 bath. Great condition? pool. in p'cktng Opportunities - _0111111 $31,100. garage M.,Lt693SprLflgOaksUnit4, 'extra money', the __ Sanora. Air, carpet, self cleaning NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom split Evening and Sunday $39,600. EXECUTIVE oven. Almost new. Evenings, 1. For Complete Deis Call plan, Pa baths, wall to wall car. Herald is interviewing Grange Properties Inc., to REALTOR Associate. John Mero pet, kitchen eouipped, large utility TO PARTICIPATE IN correspondents for all di Michael W. Freed, sgl., It 724 storage room. 124.500., FLORIDA CORPORATiON areas of Seminole and bedroom, I bath, large yard with Southwest Volusia IVOBILE HOME INDUSTRY Spring Oaks Un. 4, *37,500. 322-2420 Anytime back fenced. (quiPPed kitChen INTEP NAT I0NAL counties An automobile Harold Hall Realty Grange Prop., Inc., to Angelo $200, plus $150 SC(urty 373 1735 5 helpful but not ((IP POQA1lOP Ycsr MLS Agency A. Farese & wf Mae A., LI 703 essential The ability 260a S His1 17 9 61SMETRO B(JULEVARD REALTORS perate a camera REALTOR j i.s&s Park 0.. Spring Oaks Unit 4, $36,800, MINNEAPOLIS,MINPIESOTA 33 makes the job mor e Hou ses Rent Nader Homes Inc., to Michael interesting and Profit. Furnished PHONE (612)1357171 55133 able, Apply in person L Flythe & Marjorie J., LI 161 . Small 2 bCdroom house Not more to Tom Aikens. Editor, .1 Lake Searcy Shores, $33,500. at The Herald offis, than) child. $95, 1sf 5. last. Partly YOUR OWN BUSINESS Grange Prop., Inc., to James 300 North French Ave.. furnished. 3223319. Service and supply dealer) with Sanford Piease do H. Ballenger&wf Louise B., U products manufactured by telephone 3 Bedrooms, I', Baths 721 Spring Oaks Unit 4, $38,000. ___Purolator, Wells. Uniroyal, Air Cond itionCd 377 7077 -Greater Constr. Corp. to Cha'npion and others. Alter 5 - 303 72 67Cx) Vending Hostess needed, for HOES FROIfl $23,900 Glenn A. Blackmore & wf SemInole Junior College Dealers ire established by the ,1 Arlene R.,Lt 100 Weklva Hunt Cafeteria, Apply in person betcorrpany iii Mobile Homes Rent CLOSE TO SCHOOLS uieen 8 am. and 1 p.m. Monday Club, Fox Hunt See.. $38,800. hi Friday. basis. Lower your food by catching fit,tt Ofl Perma Bill homes Inc., toW, __________________________ USED OFFSET PRIN lNG PLATES the Wekiva Riser while renting a Requ,res a minimum of ,,,u,,,, mobile home a, CAMP 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Marjorie to Grover C. Cone Jr. Wilma to Eugene W. Donie& A., Lt 19 BIk C Sky Lark cast for inventory and service SEMINOLE. No pets. 3 22 4470. ENCLOSED GARAGE & wI Dorothy, LIt 1 Cutler Cove, Margaret., LI 6 81k 8 astbrc,ok pu'chased . $33,500. WANT AD FROM 6160 Israel.son & wf Elma F., IA 13 A - strorn . - . Realty . - ' ___________ - - . -- ,.. ______ _ - - /I-,-- ~ - A& '-' - - We - - -— - ._d_._ . p._.._-ls 's"" FOR SALE! - ' --- - --- -- -. - (Ar --------.. ------. --- OrlirAtisi n,it rI t,s.., h.'s,,ss ALUMINUM SHEE1'S -. CLOSE TO SHOPPING if ou hase an eye for real v.)le, BATH ROOIT1S ) QUALITY SHAG CARPETING ' at San Lanta Homes Drive to Locust & 14th Turn East to Valencia Court Nor th to Model iuE1)eelc(L available on rental basis for _____ - Wanted to Rent 38 Apartments Rent , 1. LeQ. Get on your back yard, and tee off on the beiutIff DeJfona Golf Course. This three bedroom, split plan, with sliding glass door's, all brick home cannot be repLaced for todays price. This features breakfast room, dining room, living room, finished two car garage. Has assufnable mortgage. Call for details, 30 Help Wanted iioo. - D#, 7figsia t,ic+ dealer distribution, Over 50 years tib. Asmus to Enwst G. Bayer GARY MERO l4ovE pd. No teposit. 3n.s,o9s. Homes, Lots in busines s. Wry strong financIal ___ Jr. "int: E"z of 34 and all of 35 postlon. Exctlng sales plan, WELAKA APARTMENTS And FACED WITH A DRINKING wee Pines Major expansion program being 111W IstSt PROBLEM Acreage accelerated More products More Wrenco Home Inc. to Perhaps Alcoholic i01 RIDER AsOc branch operations Sit,j increase AVALON APARTMENTS every Sunday. Can Help Nathaniel H. Harmon & Bar. has averaged 20pct. ADULTS, NO PETS par year 9 W. Garnett White Call 123.4587 ___________ bara, LI 265 Wrenwood Ilts. pct. total) since 1N7 116W. 2nd St _____________________________________________________________ Write P.O. fbi 171) Un. 2 $35,400. Broker. 107W Commercial Sanford, Floricia 1070 Elm St., I rms downstairs. 1 ______________________ Need FACTORY REPRESEN. Sanford. 322 78!) Wiley Robinson to Rissle L. _______________________ bdrm., Adults, no pets. $140 plus Michael Builders of Sem,, Joe Kovalcalk & wf Frances TATIVE in this area and other deposit. 831 9665 WoodruIf $100. __________________ mc,, to Ronald E. Anderson & to Robert L. Uttle & wl Randl, Lt6 areas. Established accounts ___________________________ 6 Child Care . , Treme ndous potental Fivefigure David W. Beam, & sf Verna Deanna N 5 & 6 Blk C West Beatrice Lt 16 Robin ItIII, L..arqe)Rm Apt.Upstart F — earnings. Average two night-, MatureAdulls yd Altainonte mS,, Sec 3 *39,500. 131,000. t Baby my weekly on road. Weekly travel 51$ Park Ave. yard, hot meals. 5 years CX' berta M. LI 48 81k A Lake (QCD) Patricia A. Cohen, sgl allowance. Weekly draw. Monthly _____________________ Wi will THANK you for selecting us Ruth E. Marbes, wid to perlence In child careL A ailable Brantley Isles, 2nd Addn., "W. commissions. Quarterly bonuses Stamp out Idleness . - - Put a want to contract the construction of 21 hours Centrally located. $13.00 Full commission on mail orders Ad to work. Call 322-2611 or 131your new home Cash, VA, FHA. David Beane & wf Verna to Bear Lake hills, $100. per week. Call 321 0515. all that part of 9, So. of ditch ProtCcted territor y 9993, Conventional or VA FHA Tandum Floyd R. Giebell & wf Elberta Plans Plow, should yo'.i do this by John 11. McClintock Jr & Will Baby Sit In My Home dc,, J I Huh Little Bear Lake M. U 49 111k A, Lake I3rantley Excellent Park Ave —Furnished garage advancement Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you In Lake Mary f, Nancy to Earl Downs, Beg No, sd $39300. apartment. $13month or $25week, portunities, No seniority program your choice free Washer and 'Isles, 2nd Addn. $800. 322-air, DonaldC.Chion&wf Marilyn rwllneof.SR 434 being maIl deposit, Orlando. 831-1101. but promltions from within, Ex. Dr yer, Stoveand Refrigerator, or perlence Color TV, by G.E. upon final 111 Slee Ogden M. Edwards ollow etc. $791500, to Laurie G. Lee, sgl., LI 2 desireable but not i Bedroom upsIal's apartment. 9 necessary. Very closing of your home. Call Bud. thorough Good Things to Eat L'ghts, water furnished _____________ 322-6437 or Ken, 3226157. training. Complete insurance .o. Adults, 322 2296 after 4 Kenneth V. Kaplan & wf Jr., 14th hit: that part of S of You pick green beans, 1600 per Ronald C. Williams & wf Holly program and retirement plan. Call _________________________ JOHNNY WALKER 1901.375 Sill ext 143during off,ce ________________________ bushel; yellow squash, $3.75 pr D., LI 10 & E 7.67' of LI 9 111k B, Leslie to Elden J. Ory & wf NW'i of NEi (less N ZOO') & s GENERAL CONTRACTOR bushel.Beglnnlng I2noonSat.and hours or write today for ap. Adell Park, $1()()() Esther V. LI 122 Trallwood 1tofNEt Eofftd,,WofSR436 32 Houses Rent REAL ESTATE, INC. plication to Sun located on W. is? St.. west of form. Ests., See 1 $1J, , (corrective) $100. Sharon Burden, Unfurnished Fleet Reserve Club. 3226457 322 7111 322 7424 A. H. Hall Gertrude Fox, etal heirs of (QCD) Susan D. Holmes 10 GiSChlertoKelleyHamrock, LI 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. 241$ OCEAN SHRIMP—LOBSTER C/OARTHUR FULMER 26 111k 5, Second Sec. Dream- lizile Anna Wilson to Citizens Benjamin P. Holmes Jr., LI 2 Orange Ave $150 Month. No pets. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Baby Beef—FreshS.ausage 76OMONROE to read the ,, are BEAUTIFUL We are building 5 new 3 bedroom 2 bath homes with only 10 more to come. 3 new models for you to choose the one best suited to your family needs. is at The Herald - - 111111U11110E0EWN010111 F ------ I fln&+ - Personals ____________ daytime or evenings. Private Woodlands, See. 2, $42,900. parties, wedding receptIons, George H. Craig& wE Julia to group meetings, etc Will odate12S )so for sit down Mary M. dlnr.er LI 3l8SpringOak.s Un. 2 $38,400. comm , 250.300 to' reception, Contact Mrs. Mc0anlels. 3228721. Gregory Lumber Co., to Kenneth W. Banes & Raynell Having trouble storing summer items? Sell them last and easy L., S 40' of 11 23 & N 5' of 14 Blk wtn a C?a'itircl Aci Call 31? 6I1 I, I'Ir' It",!, $1 Samuel Scurrar. & wf Sue to NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN, that I new residents who buy new homes. . . _I V- FOUR-BEDROOM, SPLIT LEVEL F'S F'S Mary A., LI 15 BIk U, sub - tropical climate continues to attract REDUED MONTHLY PAYMENTS aider ff1, ae Mime rarm.,s m,n,il,at,.n AtiSth'i4, Plan . ...'...... . piece: profession in Florida. "Should an owner request Section 16 of the handbook pertains to matters concerning that a registrant discrimi IIRST FLOOR PLAJ HA1 discrimination. Recently, tuie in the showing or selling of his Florida Real Estate Corn- real property, or should a mission handed down a new prospect request that he be "Interpretative ,lemo" to shown or sold housing or replace section 16.12 and update residential Iota in an area NJ eed This four-bedroom, two-story bomeof medium size features a r Ca re it. The memo was even more predominantly occupied by stiftlien IJI-149 rom and a huse master bedmm with walk-In rece ntly printed In the current pe rso ns of certain nationality, closet. Outdoor play areas and a family room adjoining By LOUISE L. 611.1. rebrush. Handle the article with kltcben as well as a Lack patio further provide for a ,growing edition of the Flori da Real racer, color, or religion, the Extension home cloth or gloves since finger Estate Cominission's "Newg registrant should refuse to deal fgml]Y- An Intereft9 feature h a second overhead door at the Economics Agent prints tarnish and show through rear of Milli Prage for convenience of storing garden equipment. an Report." And, the article with such owner or prospect." the final finish. There are UI square feel of habitable suggested that brokers and The final paragraph deals Decorative accessories in n. and M on the second. AreWlect for Vlan IIA957 Is Heman if. Wash marble surfaces often. salesmen throughout Florida with penalities doled out to a your house need special care cut Out the item and paste It n registrant found guilty of the and attention to retain thou' Use clean cloths and warm York, 3044 161st St., Jamaica, N.Y. 11432. Anyone who wants know the cost of the blueprint can write to York, enclosing a water. Wipe dry with a chamois their own respective hand. above. beauty. stamped self-addressed eat,elope, books. iron accessories should or soft dry cloth to prevent But let's return to that third Your streaking and spotting. However, we really don't paragraph. be dull. Clean iron rust off wi th steelwool,and wipe off residue. If dirt is ingrained, scrub With a clean cloth, wi pe the marble surface with a fiber entire surface with kerosene to brush, dipped in warm water darken and preserve iron, Use and a mild detergent solution, Banking Saves Fruit Trees black stove polish if a still rinse and wipe dry, Never use The Master's darker finish is desired, acids to clean marble. If By REGINAU) L BROWN 'The best time to bank your trunk, The better the trunk is Extension Agent Heirloom nickel-plated nuirtle Is dull, polish the trees is just before a freeze, but protected the greater the Cove often face with tin oxide powder, also 1 this requires a great amount of chartcc.s for your tree's survival topper or brass IS How many young citrus trees fortune-telling ability. In order through OHRESERVOIR restored by having the nickel called polishing putty. Four a severe winter, , LAKE do you have in your backyard? to be prepared for the weather entire tree should not be removed and the surface cxinceswilladda lot of polishing. Now is the time to bank these if you should have your young covered! polished and lacquered, Wet the marble and sprinkle However, this is a difficult putty powder over dulled you intend to have them survive trees banked by the 15th of 01.2-3 SWroom Apts. ! This mound or bank of soil process and should be done by a surface. Dampen a folded the winter. Every winter in November. SSwimmlng Pool isarather around your treti should be commercial firm. central Florida is not severe Banking your trees Tenn Courts coarse cloth, or a piece of felt or enough to kill citrus. However, simple process. First begin by maintained throughout the •Flshing & Boating If you have nickel-plated short napped carpet, and rub we have been known to have titaking an application of a winter, CDisposals pieces that need relacquering, the surface, Keep the cloth some winters that will kill. If copper fungicide and chlordane Dishwishers Your trees should be un. remove the old lacquer with damp to prevent spotting. It proper precautions are ta ken spray on the trunk and bankedintheearlysprungafter lacquer thinner and polish to takes vigorous, patient rubbing SOrapes you can prevent this from surrounding soil to protect the the danger of a fr eeze has the desired sheen, then apply over a small area to produce a happening to your trvt's. tree from ti'rnntes, ants and ilssed. Usually this is late the new linich I .'x rnirtiir.' cii I', shins'. You will need to but.' tlu' CA SANFORD Your trees may be banked -.with so iltoprotect the trunk, iiling soil that IS free of trash, bank care must be taken to on with a soft brush ORLANDO 345-5555 do not or a marble supply house. young bud, md scaffold wood, etc., around the base of avoid injury to the trunk and to ; branches irom freeze damage. the tree. Continue mounding remove all the soil that was ! OFF AIRPORT The banking of these trees this soil around your tree until used from ar ound the base of 1 takes sonic effort on the part of you have covered the entire your tree. the homeowner, but if we havi' ______________________________________ a severe winter it will be a well rewdrded effort. 1.y N - - - 4.1 TAKE T1fflE OUT... ki 1 F . - 'yj (4IsE IT OUT OF West Wfldmere, $117,500. IQCD) Nina J McMennamy, . Seminole County ' s natural beauty and v.dtsi.eusreia'd,ny.r ,II,tfs pierefisla IJ rom in. tot Plo CASH AT TWE SWEL~ Ad. . bun thIs ease' Ws.Ian I,. d -- E. Mitchell, Lt 16 BIk 42, W. Myers & wf Margaret J., LI sgl to Calvin J. Crystal Iake Shores, Amended 5 BIk 1), Sterling Park Un. No.2, sgl., LI 12 81k G McMennamy, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Can Toll Evening Herald Route Woodmere Free. 64420fl for "We Care"•- Avaiible in Santorci. Short miIeae Pint $2,300. $34,100. I'ark, 2nd repl. $100. "Holline". Adulls or Teens t hours per day. Good car, end (QCD) R( Aytch to PatridaLawrence F. Caudell to DavldC. Obon & wf Mary to cash for bond and Weekly paper , ALCOHOL A PROBLEM Ann Johnson, LI 66, JO. Croner G. Caudeil, LOt 2 111k C, Ticor Relocation Management bill tall liii? t needed toga? Into IN YOUR FAMILY? Packard 1st Addn Midway $100. a very profitibte and secure Ilensons Acres, $400. AL ANON Co., LI 11 & S 24' of 10 111k c, Erin L. Biankenship, sgl & John H. MeClintock Jr. & wE West Altamorite HIs., Sec 2, For famlis or friends of problem Contact d inkers Janet 1., s1 to Janet 14. Nancy W. to Earl Downs, that $35,500. The Circulation Dept. For further Information C6ll 473 45$ Blankenship, agi for Deborah S. THE EVENING HERALD part of W'7 of SE'I of SE4 of Ti Co r Ret o c a lion or write Ervin L. Jr., & Tommy L., IA 8 El~ of SWI4 of SE1 4 of See 28-21- Management __________________________ eal Estate Associate wanted for a S,nI,rdAI Anon Family Group P 0 fast growing agency, Specializing flo 3. sanford, Fla 3717$ Crystal Lake Park, 1st See,, 30E.oESE436etc.,11,722acreg CashJr.,&wfF'ayeJ4tll&524' in subsidized hornet. Call M, $100. $337,7DO. of 10 Bik C Altamonte Ilts., See Lecithini vinegar! 061 Kelp! Now 2 $35,900. alt four in one capsule, ask for Fiber glass laminator neec at + Faust's Drs. Jimmie H. Shehane & wf once. Must be experienc in all phases of lj~minating and Nancy to John R. Ileard & Wf BEAUTIFUL sanora Clubhouse .WHY RENT? , FLOOR PLAN _________________________ SECOND r Sterling Pk Un. 1, $34,000. Mark F. Ferrell, sgl to John - Pt assifi Sunday, Nov 17,1974-7C - Josephine C. Scott to Kenneth HOMES- FOR Ct Jam P Pr' Mtry & w! FrzhL2 11. D ( !.G. iuss, Trustee etux etc ' Charlotte to Josephine C. Scott, Carolyn to Carl D. Youngblood trustees to Church of God at4 LI 16 Iflk 42, Cryital Lake Jr. & I3ettye, LI 29 BIk B LW. E 822' of Lt 38 Replat of Shores, Amended Plat $100. 1 Sunday Herald, Sanford, FI 73/4 % Bel-Aire West Inc., to Wendy to Larry E. McNabb & Stuart F. Anderson & wf 9 wf Grace K. LI 7111k H, Camelot Gilberto Castro& wE Lila M., IA Donna to Herbert H. Eckstein & 111 Prima Vista , $29,800. wE Patricia., LI 2 81k C UnIt 2 *33300 Nader Homes Inc., to Donald Idyllwilde of I"h Arbor See 3 Robert 1. Black Jr., Ind. & Thtee & wE Helen to Winter F. Mellon & wf Martha J., IA $34500 Springs IJet', Corp., Beg NW 168 Lake Searcy Shore, 133,50,). (QCD) Roma Jean Meadors Nader Homes lnc.,toThomas to Kenneth L. Meadors, 1.14 Rik of Lot 11, Gardena Farms W. McCann & wf June A., Lt 73 H. Sunland Ests., Amended s-d232.6134 acres rn-i & nsrn acres rn-i, 1.089 ac. & 5.033 acre Barclay Woods, 1st Addn., Plat $100. $38,000. $458,200 Lynn T. Hazlett to Muriel A. Nader flomeslnc.,toCharles Schlegel, w' of NE 1 4 & F: (QCD) Same to same as above Beg. SW cor of Gardera E. Davis & wf Karen Ii., IA 142 15.75' of NW4, 111k 5, Tier 13, lake Searcy Shores, $28,900. Fla. Land & Colon. Co Ltd., Farms etc., Nader Homes Inc., to Paul E. Map, St. Gertrude Addn., Sanf., Wm. T. Parks & wf Margaret to Alicia P. Baitinger, sgl., 1.1 13 Corbley & wf Sally Ann, It 150 $Q I 131k M, North Orlando Terr,, lake Searcy Shorts, $27,700. Lynn T. Hazlett to Muriel A. I Grange Prop Inc., to Gene A. Seblegel, E 3.5' of N 7' & S 43' of Sec I Unit i $37,500, Franklin Pi Lehr & wf Mary to Brown & wf Glynette B., IA 773 1.1 9, 131k 4, Tier 10, Sanford, $10,000. Vivian Heisner IA 31 Devon- Spring Oaks Un. 4, $39,900. Robino.Ladd of Fla. Inc., to shire, $41,500. Jay W. Boynton& wf Roberta aV to IQCD) Via Investment C Laurence Wm. Corp. rugene 1. twnson & WI JCfl- K. to Delta Assoc. Constr Inc., oiler S., 1.t 33 Northwood, Lkrr)bcrry& wt Linda ,t., 1.1 21 Elk A. The Springs Glenwood 'Lots 1-23, Casa Grande, $100. $37,400. Jose A. Martinez & wf Iris to Village, Sec 2 1100. Delta Assoc. Constr. Inc., to Via Inv. Corp,, LI 1.23 Can Bobby G Cornhe & wf Patricia, Battle & wf Letroy to Lt 4 Elk H, Sunlend Eats,, Grande $100. Woodrow Williams & wf Irene, Charles A Bye& wf Charlotte $21,700 N 75' of Lt 104, Repl, of Win-. Richard H. CIOsS*' & wf to [red Davis & wf Opal L wood Park, $1,400. Comm. at NW cor. of u is Elk Janet to James Heth-Ing Wu & Austin Dcv. Corp., to Jim F.A. Lake Ellen Addn, to (1J wf Dorit Lt 24 131k A, Sweet. Wayne Alford, that part of Lt -11 water Oaks, 3 $25,000. N. N. Smith s.d $24,000. C111. Johnson Constr. to Welch Jerome H. Johns Jr & wf Leonard V. Wood. Adm. est "jeanette to Harold G. Messer & Corp., L11 4 81k M, Spring 1k. Dorothy Barnelt to Edythe . w i Sandra Sue, IA 71 hula Sec $13,500. Edge, E 14' of Lt 3 & W 68' of George H. Rogers & hIrookhollow, 142,300 64, 131k Il, 2nd Sec., Oakland Elmcu Constr. to Allen W. Lynette to Peter Tattersall & wf Eats $U.500. Lackey & wf Mary I, [4t 502 Susan N., IA 13 Indian hills, Winter Springs Unit 4, $47,800. Un. 6 $39,030. Jefferson Homes Inc., to Ray Olin Corp. Polyester Div. to A. Martin & wf Gloria J., Lt 16 Elmco Constr. to Dennis D. Ilraziel & wf Laura I., I.,t 487 Daniel T. Sullivan Jr., Widr., 1.1 Blk 36, L)eaiiiwold 41h Sec Winter Springs Unit 4, $47,300. 215 Spring Oaks tin. It $37,000. *32,800. fl.._____ WHERE SOfflEONE STILL -) CARES ABOUT QUALITY GREATER CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION 470 E. sEmoRAN BLVD. CASSELBERRY FIR, 831-0300 I) ' 4 n______, a ,.,p - INFORMATION arid more writien information, • Orlando 831 -9993 — Rooms for Rent ;oom for rent, private bath arid entranc e 372 6580 Department Hours 1:00A.M. 3:30 !M. monoaytnru Friday 1 thru S times 40C line 6 thru 23 times 30c a line 26 "" ........ l3ca line (12-00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Lines Minimum .... Announcements 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 6—Child Care 7-Motels - Hotels 8-Eating Places 9-Good Thi%s to Eat $0-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions Apartments Rent Unfurnished - -. - 10 Duplex 5,snford area. 7 bedrooms, 'los,' refrigerator, air, $110 111 imillk vius 175 deposit. $31903.1. * 01NEVA GARDENS * * Snqle story Studio. 1. 2. and 3 bedrom o apartments, Pool, ClubhouSe, Carpeting, drapes, kit(hen equipped. c entrist heat and ,r Monthly rentals from 5142 50 777 23 1503 W. 75th 5?.. Sanford. Lake Mary— New 2 bdrm duplex, furnished or unturnithed, low rates olady Brown Realty 3325737 or 372 1944. - FRANKLINARMSAPTS - il2 - lot Ave 373 e40 I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or Unfurnithed, 60' saimming pool 1720 S. Orlando rr 121 EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN Trucker's Special Incrl.SSey our Income to14 per (ent 3 vrs Marvin P. Gassman 7601 MchawI Trail. MtId Mtg Bkr 6-45 1842 (71 Hrs) 29 NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM CAMP SEMINOLE, 377 Investment Opportunities 21 25 C EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Just Fit Between Studdinas and Rafters) 2 Mobile Home S pa ces ForRent,NoPets . Ask For Want Ads Want Ad Mobile Home Lots For Rent 1850 S Redwood Rd. Salt Lake City, Utah. $iioi. 322-2611 Park- - 35 include phone. AF Systems. Inc • Winter __________________________ Wril today for a possible affiliation DIAL Seminole ot all inventories ba Trailer lot tur rent Plentyodroomlo pa rk big rigs Call 3729)47, -- - p - CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING Business Property For Rent Upstairs office space Call3fl 6360betweenl &9')Oa m You can buy quaiily '?'rrcha nd ,se at a bu dget price when you s ho p the Want Ads! The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE PH. 322.26)) ______________________________________________ __ 1111-111111111 GUARANTEED SUCCESSII If you respond to this ad - your luck will change for the better immediately. NO COME ON. NO GIMMICKS We guarante you suCCISS and satisfaction or we will refund your money immediately. REPEAT: NO COME ON. NO GIMMICKS We are distributing a new type coin-operated video game. We provide "AAA" grade locations — With guaranteed minimum earnings per week — Make thousands per year per machine. Start small, grow B 1G. Start BIG, grow GIGANTIC. We are absolutely serious This new and revolutionary business will be like the gold rush days. REMEMBER - if you are not satisfied completely, we will refund your money immediately. - If you have $2,500 to $230,000, please call Mr. Rhodes at 404-425.4491 for further information at no obligation, or write: AMRC, Dept. 39A, 1061 King Industrial Drive, Marietta, Georgia 30062 �8C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Sunday, Nov. 17, 1974 Herald Sunday Want Ads Great miseSSISSISSISS For Bargain Huntishg .1 ~ - '1 w-i- I _____ ___ 41 f Houses for Sale SANFORD SOUTH Houses for Sale Sl 59 Household Goods Da -372 073' filoh t s or 372 2357 __________________ ______ Want To Be Impressed Spotless. dramatic. spacious. tot, landscaping. WE cOuIC QO on, but, better see this almosi cornet Musical Merchandise i Shop Shop the easy way tcday's Classified Ads from your Cfly (hhit . -- XIJLP REALTY 1st. Street 377 7335 new 3 bedroom home with central air, double garage, and much more for only 131.500. And great terms 43 I .t?w CalIBrf Real Estate REALTOR 21 Hour Service Large 2 story house. Central air and beat, fenced yard. After S. 321 0207. A. A. McClanahan ALTAMONTE- lO(YI23'. $5,750; )75'x175' corner. 56.150; orxlll', 51,500; S0'x140', 11.000, For the growing family. 3 bdrm., I CO. with new 11' paneled addition, I plus new paneled family room. Near schools. 7' pct. assumable BROKER 37 j Nights 323 1167, 373 90CJ $11750. 2 Bedrooms. I bath. New REALTOR 6651791 DeBari Veterans No Down. 2 Scirm, den. fenced. 1114 mo. 9' pci. Acre Realty. REALTOR. 323 7753 HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pelt, jenny (lark. Asc 322 1391, 372 1853. Day; Eve 46 home. Terms. 521.900 SACRIFICE I adroocn. l' bath home. Fenced yard. 515.700 APARTM ENTS Income And Investment Property PAYTON REALTY So 12 BEDROOM APTS. Reg Real Estate Broker SWIMMING POOL FISHING. BOATING DISPOSALS 323.0742 or 323.0532 322 1301, 26.I0 H iawatha Ave at 11 97 New Homes for sale or rent, by private owner. 3 lovely homes, located in Dettona. Lots larger than average. 533.000 to 1.39.000. Call Jim Knox at 3220074 or 301. 725 1525. 54 Miscetlanious 68 Two portable air and paint corn pressors. $50. Typewriter. Un. derwood, like new. 120; Utility 2 wheel trailer, tag & lights, $75. Enclosed car top carrier. $35; Truck step up bumper with ball iant a pleasant surprise? You can clean Out your garage quickly with a Want Ad l' c':" Carport Sale: Fri.. Sat., Sun, Nolan Rd. off SR 127 the Old Orlando Hwy. half way between 119) and Sanford Ave. 3321175. Openin. Soon,,, l i Stamps-Coins Fiberglass Runa bout. wheel, running lights. $133 or trade for 10 hp, O.O. 372 0159. MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1312920 Cobia 15', 73 HP Johnson, Trailer, Below Wholesale, while they laSt: Fully equipped. $105. 349 .5877. American of Martinsville, solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with You are always ahead when you matching desk, chair, night stand, buy, Sell or rent with a Want Ad. 1200 Sell or Trade-fl' Thompson Boat, AT NOLL'S STORES Gray Inboard engine. Will trade There's One Near You for camper or travel trailer. 372. °'w 7' Heart Cypress fence Ph (305)323.8160 . Sa le or Trade, Electric golf ca rt, ' ' "' 58. $330 or Tractor rider mower. 323 7577. '" Bicycles Bil 400 Household - Home Improvements ___________________________ Plant Ads provide you with a large types. C.srpentry. Piiiinllng, Ci'rnent Wri'. Light H6uling 377 2645 Conditioning BEDDING SALE * * BuyOirecl-Wltse.p,lces,iOfI guaranteed 705 French Ave WashingMe(hinè,$80 FewOtherSm&lltecns In 1"SS -' All cars Remodel, Of Come Repair. Additions Call For Appointment Remodeling -A -. Duster fe1cfencts. Jim Trego, 32102M. 4ISHWY.436EAST PH.8317700 CASSELBERRY : _ - ~_ - ~=__t I . - . =~_ ~ ~ ______ - - - ~ _ , _ I - N N v - ' '- i t'iQ to F. ' q 7 ~ 1L. 0 - • 1Id -. • 5 I 't ? flo M - ' ' - ~: .5 iii:- :,Z_.. a. -1 . k-5 ~ L. - ,j -• S. - .-: U 2 > -. z a '. to cE l: : 4160 S.; ~ J.t 1i6.A. : rl : c, a 4. 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'AUL SLATER .'! ,'I 'Il!j:,.t','r Ii ii.; , Qj It ___________________ Papering 6 In ~f cc q t'assil,ed Ad; 4f 'we to htlp you buy. sell, tent or SWA) ala low (051 let us help you ptace yetr% (.id 177 UI) c 3l v;j Wall LO , b Clean up and ha uling - 7 .- 0 ' . -1, 4 9 NO c, ' U M ;,i,i 70 `-" J aC 4 'a 6 . -~ a 9.9 g : ~ a.zW P -'0 -- if cw too ,r-, i 5 =: .80 4.0 1, ;_~ V I r, 1~I :I] 0t 2~ Ill 0S. ., 11111 M '2 c_)i m . 16. a.g> '.I ri" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m ~ _ - - - _ _ _ _ -_ _1_~ _ Z . ~_ _ ZZI % - z Z, -: _ W ' _______ _ =000,111111111111111111111111W TO ..LI$TYOUR- BUSINESS _.. F 0 Roofmg Remodeling nd Repairs. Room You can get a fair price when you additnL Fully insured. Good advertise your "don't nee" in I . ebs Santoect, 377 3070 CLARK CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH ~ 322.310Z 711 W 75th Sanford. F'la. --.-- .. . - K&LLawn Service Platet patthing and simulated brick specialty. 332.7710. city. ...at Built With Pride By Additions to the compact headquart.rs . _~ , co ;lu }} 4ra. 15.j 2 is ] -. 2 4J - ! Lawn Care Custom Work. Itc,nsecj. Bonded Free estimate. 323 6oil, d*Iir, Kici and sell mo economicall han?,, Dusters and Scamps thananyChrysler1 i dealer ICentralFlerldal i lAr 6P a 4 Cus?m Drapes and 8,ci spread;. Quality workmanship. Dorothy Bliss, sin. _______________________________ ________________________________ Carp.ec.try, Remoijelioq, AcRjilions, w. - - li 4.0 , i rs - Home Improvements . SItuated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club, Cleaning Landctearing, septic tanks, fill dirt,' driv ew ays All kinds of digging 3?? 9)17 or 373 39) - _______ _________________ _____________________ _________________________ .9 I FALL CLEANING "ln;pac"wa% 8. Spra kleen ExteriorwaIts, eaves, patio, walks a. roofs Removes mildew, fungus, wasps & spider w'. 3720W. - 1". f; 50 MORE UNITS TO'CHOOSE FROM AT SPECIAL PRICESI _____ q; , mucjdO C&A RACKHOE SERVICE _______________________________ H0M OF DISTINaION . I Land Clearing Interior - Exterior Plastering, ~ J I J I Bathroom Cabinets. 1111111111111111111111111111-1 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY ;niter,or Trim, Paneling, Custom Th.Snks to Ctit'sifieti Act, Users get Carpentry. No lob too small last results ata low cost. Try one today! Phone 372 2611 or 131.9993 ,_Licensed& Bonded. 323 $477 - L_- M 6 at -I_- -1 _______________________________ New or repair work Freecstl niatc's IS yr's. experience. 642 SW. with factory air, Torque-Flit. radio, 22.5 cu. In. slant economical engine, tinted windshield, whitewall tires, whtil covers, vinyl trim. VALIANT 4 dr. stock nos. 3386, 3338, 3390, 3393, 395, 3397, GOLD DUSTER stock no. 3348 Loch Arbor a - 323 Licensed . Bonded, insured. Yrs Exp. 3234113. &V & . 321 Carpentry-- Small job specialists automatic transmission, p.s., i , Carpentry equipped - ~ CALL RALPH DUKES DUSTER 2 DR. COUPE AN units have Chrysler Motors EXTENDED WARRANTY, Rental cars have 11,080 to 14,771 miles! ~ __ A ._ I Servkes OIL HEATER CLEANING TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Harritt'S fleauly Nook) S 1 B. Pine 377 5717 •2999 _ ~ _ 409 , PIANO SERVICES All makes. Intl. Players Tuning. Repair, 562 9300 - tJnitd Bedding __ ?4 as Crpentry, Roofing, Cement Fnishing, Painting. Reasonable Billy Geck, 3231207. Heater Beauty Care 7) N. Hwy Il 97Canclt.rry 5312080 Moving? Why not live In Sanford's finest established residential area? PI Remodeling, Additions a. Repa.r. JERRY'S GARAGE We'll fix your car best for less, all work I VALIANT 4 DR. SEDAN - _ _ dlAw -__~ _ .% IN 1iiiiiii $!Ago Id ,, - 'i#T' e PET PUST'Tth fic.'.rij ng & Grournn'j Ph 32? 1051 House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, MInor RepaIrs, C. J. Bannister, 322.1153, - selection of brand name offer ings daily! 'ri ' , 1 Pet Care Odd lobs of c'r'irri SR -: _ ~ _ _ -~ I ADirectoryof Experts Ready To Serve You t _Counter tops, Sinks Installation F ,iv 1)11Line GE A.çhancrs ,1 Ijt)IC Dud Cabell 372 $5; I 1,- (tr . ( (1.11 ;,in, n,'.,rn 7572 Park Drive, 377 ISo? 1974-DUSTER-VALIANT rocker. $35; Dinette, $31.93 DAVE'S FURNITURE. 500 S.anford Ave 323-9310. ap 4aa - Bahama Couch, $79.5; Wicker 94 4fta __ Goods -" ~ " J-~ ~. ' t i ~ _ i _ ;__ I -- i_ t I III SERVI CES . Kitchen Camper. Open Road. over cab. sleeps 1. self contained. 1430. 372 Ji$1 -.-. __ , - _ 1_r R_I .I Auto Repair l gC _ __~ I Apliances p ' __--___ _ I. - . ~- L _. - S 'II 071*14 Whitewall Potygss 4we 0 For free estimates, call Car Harris. at SEARS In Sanford .__)71). 377 1711 1 : -- DODGE DANCE Reg.$52.31 ..................... ONLY$44.1S GOODYEAR RWL G7015 Peg. $32.9 .....................ONLY $41.89 GOODYEAR FORMULA RWL RADIAL GR60z)S. Peg. $101.21 ...........ONLY $11.34 GOODYEAR RWL LR6Ox1S Reg. $ 107,28 ..................ONLY $11.80 SANFORD - ___ AT BOB Reg.$9632 ................. _ ..ON L Y W." a Central Heat 8 Air Conditioning 231 1W 110t St 3 Wheel new adult bif. Never been Used $130 Call after 6:30 323 6.425 0 . BUSINESS Sanford Rec Vet now has a full line SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE _____ w IV I Air STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 16, West tst Two 10 sp. Vista Esquire bicycles. A small Classified Ad brings big St.. Sanford now open daily for Sport handles, fencers and returns Try one and see Call 332 retailsaes. l Always a barn full of carrying rack. Only ridden twice. 7811 or 13$ 9993 good clean used furnIture, an. $100 each. 323 1536. tiques., TVs, and appliances. A 'j tl every Saturday night 7:30 p m. C onsignments welcome. For inf or mation call 122-97 9. A 1 - . - -. = _ ._--* ~-_ _r _. _ I-~ _ LM1- - ~ 0- _ ~ . "7ry9-N_ l _~ _ _-~~a__.-7- _ _= ~ = ~Z --- 4 _,_ ~ JT._3~. _1- ~ ~= I--~ _E 4 . -- -_-I — ~ -M~ ':;M _ _~ i Z_ i 4 ~ ~ . _~ `. - _11h V _ .11 I : : ~ . _ .1 7-~ ;~ 1. ~ _ __ - ~ _ --__I__ ~ _,_- -,_ --- -1~ 1 1 ~ _ _ _' " - __. ~ . _ _t _ _ _ ~ "-V _ .~ . - .1 GOODYEAR RWL N5Ox1S C omplete acc ounting and tax set vlc for small b.5iflette Wlttiirn Accourit;n. Five Points 127 04 toppers .. - 18 1W a ale •0 _y .': ,---xc :-iir... - - ::\ . TIRESPECIAL ____________________________ Accounting Camper-Travel Trailers 75 - ALL 'S WELL THA T'S... '~. 0 1. -- Golfer-Chub,, Balls, Ldits & I Mens Shoes, Duckster jackets, AND 30 pct, cit on Golf Begs. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. 3222531, 41t - -- - 1 - 0323.7730__.64439 12 the beet. Home furnishings, bric A.brac.a little bit of,.verythlnga, Sanford Auction. Come early and get a front 'ow seat. We've got everything for the Fresh Turnip Greens; Gentle Bay Marc. $115 or best offer. 250 Yamaha, '73 sIted bike. 322 0354. ; $965 Mercedes Benz. 190 D. AM FM, I speed, air conditioned, $1,500. 372 2321 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger $900 Cash 332.5077 .tt" IIuLaidtre Loaded. Good Condition 373.1675 Furnish your home for the least ith Sports Equipment ________________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL - TRADE III 315 ( Frjt 51 3 5827 '=- I SANFORD AUCTION I _ Mon. Nov. 18, 1974, 7 P.M - 57 - - .i':- Move your old abandoned car free I live in Seminole County not in Palm Beach. If you will call after 4 m3271621 1966 Ford Wagon Excellent Condition Otter 377 6077 1801 W. 1sf. St. Auction --. "-i'-'' FREE Autos for Sale 80 7 a " O . ~ GOODYEAR RWL G4005 00 . _ ~& . I H 322 9113 '. .1 is W l200FrenchAve post. $1.25 tech at Osteen. 3221161 -. GOODRICH Public $91 1 Hwy. $7 92. Cpen_______ Sat. a. Sun. 95 --- its i -.------ pInrti,m •' Reg. $46.50 ..................... ONLY $30.?S 69 - 1961 Chevy Nova, 6 cyl. automatic. new &aint& fires. Runsgood $103, 1969 GMC fled Good Conditkjn,$l,000 n 4613 SERVICED CASH 3221132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, Ave It I I969VW Convertible. Good Tires 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust Good Running Condition. $900 rebuilt New transmission, Best 374 3)01 ., offer. 323 1371 _____________________________ , / a"_.-...-_,___..- 1936 Chevrolet pickup truck, 372 1972 Opel GT. orange, with a ir 5969 conditioning. Take over ' payments Maybe seen at Finance p 1963 Falcon RancherO America, Hwy. 436. Altamonte '. See at The VolkthoP Springs. 53)5.300 303 B. Commercial, 3210120 410 * - 643 1415 11.flMaitand l97OSimca, real economy. $500. 2777197. . - Itv lj_'~~ ____ 72 MOBILE HOME PARK 668 4155 me - -2 ______________________ On All BikesAnd Accessories Sate Ends Nov. 30 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Tog prices paid, used. any condition. 6641126, Winter Park. L 1970 Cougar, exceptionally clean, fully equipped. 1960 Model Ranchero PCT. OFF Wa nted to Buy - - owner. - U Livestock And Poultry Color Consofe TV; AlSo 25" Color Furniture, Stereo; Six wrought Iron dining GARAGE SALE: WE BUY AND SELL Clothes, Misc. 61$ Park Ave., Sat. ctialra, 3230705. & Sun. after 9 am. GOLD Reclining Chair, $20 Refrigerator. $4 CARPORT SALE Coins 372 5969 2220 HARTWELL SEMINOLE COIN CENTER ALL WEEK 109W.1stSt., 3734357 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a _____________________________ fl Garage Sale-Sun.-Mon. Gas rang,, Sa rah Coventry Jewelry Site 10 dresses, drapes, 6' your home. 323 279) alter 6. Auction Christmas tree with decor ations. --..--. .--- --.. Odds & Ends. 1017 W. Tulane Dr., Open daily 10 5 for consignments or Flowers and Gifts for all oc ca sions, Altamonte. sates off the floor. We also buy tropical and exotic plants. ______________________________ estates. etc. "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S Boats & Marine SS DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Orlando Drive, 3737150 -. Equipment Hwy. 46 Welt. Sanford .. For Sale' Rattan Office Desk. Sant Ord Auction ROBSON MARINE . 373.7340 2fll Hwy. 1792 . - , ',.,. 2.' Any Car 79 Trucks and Trailers 04 Sanford 1106 Frenth Ave. Beat 7 h H0t.d Rush Speal Sale 10 . 1971 Dodge Dart, loaded, beautiful, 1 .-. JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 705 French Ave. 3210190 Pets and Supplies - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) .. " -- ciii L•1 ffu~w_~_`= wi I - - -- . - $50 Down _-__-----.--------------- via Mvle Projector, Dual I; Two Bik's; 027 Electric Train; Patio Furniture. 311 Pine Winds Dr., Hidden Lake -- Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories Beef Calves, from 700 to 5.00 lbs Call after 3:30p.m.. 3731731 GARAGE SALE: Friday-Sunday ii a.m.-dark. 100 Exeter Ave., Longwood (Country Club Heights 323.7191. ..-.-- Reconditioned Batteries, 93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sanford Ave - 67 Garage-Rummage Sales For Sate hitch, $10. 3721729. Rt tnt TV-Radio- Stereo MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Pg. 372 0352 Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $15,000 Call 332 4693 for Information. and without homes SANFORD Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Ag pliances. 3727658. 53 76 . Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC. Toy & MinI Poodles all colon, Cocker. Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shih Tiu, Schnauzer. York.c. Boston Terrier, Chihuahua. Beagle. Chi p( 25 PUPS on display, we buy pups, tnancc. Shots. guarantee 19W 70 3176 or I 901 717 2912 TELEVISION SETS 125 UP ACREAGE Good small acreage with ON LAKE JENNIE 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. Appliances t<ENMORL ''.'.'HFR i;,ft',, service, used mathines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 37304c' REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd 373 6353cr 645 2333 WE TAKE TRADES crrt i.nr fl rnctvnl.nt S acret with 3 bedrooms. 2 bath mobile Lake Jennie There's One Near You FORREST GREENE,INC. 1911 Penton 123 dirt bike Runs good. Extra Chamber 3"8006 Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef, Need shelf space for Christmas Animal Haven Grooming & olfts? Sell no longer needed Items Boarding Kennels. 372 2 with a ClassIfied Ad Dial 321 2611 or 831.9993 Free kittens toa good home, 531.7151 -. after 1 pm. Motorcycles 78 Adorable black me te Peek APoo - , 10 weeks old. $75 or best otter •'.')'orcycie Insurance 377.9151 I3LAIR AGENCY 373 3866 Healthy Grown Rabbits ..-. F ree to good -- __________________________ . 3214792 HODAKA.MONTESA S Piece Wood Dinette Set. table & I ch&rs As low as $69.95 52 Southern RV Services. Your service center authorlied wtrranty and othrr services. 323 9020 $30 1020 ________ Ref. 11 cu., 135; Dinette Ql, III. twin bed, 112.50: Dli Curiositl Shop, 1201 W. 1st St. ALL NOLL'S STORES ALTAMOPITE-Spring Lake Hills, water front tot. $19,900 Terms a va I a b On St Johns River. 2 bdrm., with c, rvc'r tlqh and dry, sea v.aiI, corrcj Lc.'it dock Will rent with option to tuy 535.000. EXPLORER OWNERS Equipment for Rent 65 Eves. 1691146 mtg. on Market. Corbett Real Estate -- Call Credit Dept. LAKE MARY- Five acres woxJed, nice terrain. 522.500 * Buys Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp't Shampooer for Only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 10 St.. Sanford 377 911 LAKE MARY-Lightly wooded, nearly 17 acre with lake privileges. $5,100. TAFFER REALTY 1100 E 75t' 377 6655 64 S payments of $10. New warranty S or 10 A c res Desirable home site location raved road, trees, horses okay Terry Realty, REALTOR. 675 07 11 Mustang 1966 Triumph 650 Fully chopped. P30 3fl.11 - -- Drop In bobbin, zigzag, and 3 need Isillon. Like new condition. $01 new for 11$, balance of $43 cash 0 Lots and Acreage I 8N, Ford Tractor 365315.4 after 6 I Autos for Sale 80 Motorcycles . Lawn and Garden super Relax - Camper-Travel ___ 62 __I_ ___________ Trailers Piano, Spinet, Mahlip & Sons. good condition. '150. 3235207. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossesse Singer's best model, winds bobbli in machine. Full automatic Pay balance of Pb or 10 pat menti of 5$. A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and see. Call 272 2611 or 5319993. 1_______ _ _ * *Singer* GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive 5anfrc1. 371 5703 BROKERS sell cozy 3 bedroom home with self c!eanng oven. dthwashec, air. carpOs. big yard with trees Owners UOflC and flfli5t sell Only $70.9 Good t9rrn5, low payme't. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, $31 flfl Mobile Homes Cone see us at our big new lctloi ST. JOHNS REALTY CC * Owners Crying* -I-__.___ ____ __ I- 42 s". A V § i 4 Z : g HL .6 't _: ~_ JA.L,F la f I . =1 r . : L.6 . 1~. = 21 % 'U AA __ - ip--!--7i--I i ac .. ..,-.-. - ___ *~~ -~_-,-r~i _-~ '. ____ - �4 Ile b \ . 3. •5 £ iIIIIJ. !ii1=4UftI1Jil IS 3 w z ' ;- :: hilfldfl TI I a) I iad _ V L- - . Ln Er- R.q = Ld cr b P iHp -4)P o q at N 51. 30' Mq ;' . 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I - It FL cr M I CDP __________________ •. ,• -' RIVER, THE STARVING SAVAGES HAVE AT SUNSET THEY LOW ER THE FRA MEWOR K THIS IS TO BE THE DAY THEY CROSS THE BRIDGE (THAT PRINCE COMPLETED THE BRIDGE THAT WILL TAKE THEM ACROSS TO THE INNER LANDS WHERE FOOD AND PLUNDER AWT THEM. WILL P ON THE FLOORI NG. PUTS IT ON FOR THEM. HUNGER WILL BE AT AN END. THE WAY IS OPEN TO FOOD AND PLUNDER, BUT THE RISING SUN REFLECTS FROM A MYRIAD OF HELMETS AND 5PEARPOINTS, AND HOPE VANISHES. OF THE DRAWBRIDGE. TCMC)RROW, THEY I I VALIANT HAD DESIGNED), AND AT LAST THE LONG WEEKS OF Nr RAMP AL aw ,CS I 4C 4 _ J4f_ •, ••: ______ L AIL '1I At 'r- .. •. I '. _ - P5\ 0 M ;k- 3 • GJA THEY GO INTO RATTLE WITH THEIR USUAL ROCITY, B UT STARVATION HAS TAKEN ITS TOLL. THEIR PETREAT BECOMES A RCUT, AND IN PANIC 'THEY ISCREAM FCR A MERCY HEY HAVE NEVER SHOWN. - 4C -- -: THEN ARN CALLS A HALT AND CRDER5 '/ CR R 'B SOME ESCAPE INTO THE DARK FOREST, OTHERS TAKE THE SHELTER IN THEIR GREAT -YEAD HALL. ;:iR 5 500f4 5MOKE THE,'A CUT BEFORE T I,E '64 1 - 11-17 73 CD C .-- NEXT A Birthdaii 10776 CL THE BORN LOSER _ q \ - 11 by Art Sansonz 0 / - __ -_- - —. I - a- ( SA'/IkoU CV C464J T' lT 60 T\J __- *9)000 \ OUT T1IER! ) 1 FOT OF JLT TO _____ Ot 11 I _I / _____ Th 5 1'0 L C oi;zi)efz TO 04 CIL !4 56 II 11 CIL LJ! EQ I —'\ 1 [M)i:) Th (. I M')9rC'tt @CK . 04 V Cr 3 4'. I ___ BG WELL WITH A\ qg#%H T. '9OTT'/ i I MR'5H(P, OV MT I 4(U AM r3 I 1 VL±\I j ATTtTuD LI K I I ThAT, OU'LL $. J yf z Television ............. ... 38 agent, Cecil Tucker of Tucker next sin, to rest up b4Lfurc calling ' on Howitzers fired a 21-gun sa. cial po sit i on to prof it financial- 1ob11 basis." �IIV AMANDA PANDA by Course & Millie I PIG TLINNELS I I.Im"mftal I ar AflA __ ruR $10UR I/Ails/ mil , Mai (t — I HEAR AND SME.LL WELL, Sul CAARL7L"-, IF '4ou'vE GuS56c I'M MOLE, 19i4 PEAl by ncTN. Reg, 00 W All, .01-TE\ 9ID pi.AS. ,//) rj ) How RIGHT / -' US, a # "(OU'LL f5E! x. SAM fral -17 - ON THAVE .4i WINTHROP by Dick Cawal li (WOLJLC) YOU LIKE TO HEAR A I SUPERIOR 6ELECTION OF 61 DE — SPLITTING UOKJ WiTh S Lfr1 S1 MOPL NO MltS 10 li G.ALLOt (I'D RATHER HAVE BLJNING SPLINTERS PUSHED UNDER MY FINGERNAILS. I 7RArHER E HUNG g I BY THE HEELS OVER / WHITE-HOT COA >/ 6 70 In ' I'D RATHER BE RUN OVER YA HERD OF WILD RH(NOCEROS6. i © 1974 by NEA, Inc. OUR 330ARDING HOUSE UGH ONE NEE A MR05CQPE TO SEE WANT TOPP INFLATION \MLL GET YOU - ITh FANTATIC PND PREPO5TEQLI5!! IN YOUR OWN HE-NEN,Th U EXCUE ME) ELOQUENT TWI6G,) IVE JUST HAD i—' IQM, MAJOR VERY AN IPEA CLEVE1 - THIS MAY HERALD THE BEGINNING OF A CONSUMER REVOLUTION' MAR RUMPH' - S POP by Al Vermeer 3P3E:LXSCXL31aA1 IT HASN'T BEEN ..ESPECIALLY WHEN\ EASY, EIkJ& 3(T'S TIME FOR HER PRISCILLA'S HOMEWORK' CONSCIENCE . _____ _- — - (ASIMPLNO,THANK ( YOL "WOULD HAVE 'EEN GUFF(CIENT. 1 11-17 by Les Carroll I (r'DER6PENDA mom-( AT fl-4E NOR1H (LE ) \lY SUMMER F'/AA>J TJD HAVE T&\ (NEVER RELAXING STAY AT HER 1 M'r' CONSTANT I SIDE EVER',' VIGIL!'_— MOMENT.. BUT NOW, THANKS TO A 7ECHJLGICAL BREAKTHROUGH- t MONITOR \ _ ,. A CHOP Z_/ n o o JF 17 ry M, Alpt LAP-}4ERE YOUR CHANCE I A'IEAT T4E. TO MAKE YOUR PRICE —' FACtORY' FROTE15T6 KNOWN IN TRE ARE TAE51i.? FUNNY MONEY C1, - - - / W'l (t CN LET YOU HAVE ANY NUMBER O HAVE OAE PRICEi OF COUP-6E.' ' FA riis IS WHAT f LET ME SHOW YOU - iT WALKIE— TALKI Television .................38 agent, Cecil Tucker of Tucker next spring. — PRISCILL\ DO YOU N OVER 'NOT OVER — UST _) to rest up before calling on - Howitzers fired a 21-gun sa- Cial position to profit financial- global basl" �- - . - I 1 T Y _ a _ mam : . ___ 11 :-4 u1 T I q%l _____ be(dice bede UfolY weei<, in "e • i, e : 60W.- ~eggtl VE F borvt GUT ME FROM BOWLING BEFORE MID NI GHT, TO A PHONE AND C41.1, DIAL -A-PnAYERI" DON'T r1F YOU GET CO W ~tJV ~ GEMINI (May 21• June 20) DorVt neglect work for fun early in the wee k. rila You'll have trouble getting on schedule. Thursday, a surprise. Friday, guard your reputation. Saturday is productive, profitable. t o tiQ CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Sunday and Monday, social contacts are reward- .'J' f. - Ino _ I PRI\ATE7 I ri{ II " _________________ NO I // 16~ ,{i-ii' *1 Lo n P.I N I I , ' I I 46N Tic II • ________ L - L .- LI __ / / V ~a CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) Press forward with Sell- inter e. sts Siiniy, Mondij DI1 irritate associates Midweek more mor. POMESTIC I-EM 6ECOME' MORE' PRONOUNCEP. P1Ss1,PENrs AIAYFVFN USE UNSAVOPY 7-Acng'. AT rHIs TIME A011ARIANS ANO SCORPIOS ARF SUgJFCr 70 AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) Key people helpyou achie~p. 'i--:w " , .P1 -1diy Tuesday V'ednesday - achievements are more diff1c;; Fvd,,vi if n1) ' I careful Something of value gained Saturd Think tiic before loaning Wednesday Thursday . Travels frustratinq Ft oro', w 'cn osessons Weekend A surprise guest? . THE BUS/NESS PICTURE IS 1TI4AZY. TUE MARKET MAY REACT IN A MIXED MAWAJER C) 1974 by NL Inc PISCES (Feb 26-March 20) Early in week a congenia l i.. it with It ; is marred b one inciden? Plan wisely midweek or res wis t,e over rrida Jun IS ut)ius Saturday, Your i, co N. 1~1 ARC FAVORAnY ASPi5CTEP IT 1AIPICATES ONE WHO IS AMICASLk . ___ 0 • ___ - OF HUMOR. TH/5 - 1I (NOV -IV -.25' ___ ___ HAS A SINCERE APPEC/ATIoW I OF TUE ARTS ________________________ _____ ORPIOS LIKE 7W EGE/VpAgy PHOENIX, L i FACTICALAt4TTEFS, Ar?EAO MOST r•' / _______ - WH9EA1'jHAS Jç vi - SESSORIIWJ AND 714E 0FA GOOD SENSE j!TF 'OR'fA c SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Mixed financial conditions as wee~ ortin, NOV —NOVBF AThTUP5 OPLE IN GENERAL ARE MORE SERIOUS THAN USUAL WITH LITTLE TIME FOR FR/VOLIS INTERESTS. REED THIS ESPEC/ALLV IF AL/NG WITH CA PR/CORNS. r%otTRB1I{T11DAy... t,hi S \seIaIRI t hiuui\ Ionth1 Student 's Corner c - ~ei,. A 4n unwise buy Friday Saturday is narly tinie X. Ryan ______________ ' SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) Lolsof paper work early in thf EXT'A TENSIONS PLAY' ITCOOI.. AS THE WEEK CLOSES - PIS INSTANT! Saturday, industr,~usncss yields M., k:, 7k WE NOTE: Send letters to Bernice Bide Osol C/ o this newspaper, 1200 West Third Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Bernice cannot U answer all the letters, only the ones of general Interest by Tom \,.. 11 E -H n I PROPER TRAINING, HE MIGRT 00 WCLI- IN S/ItFS, Rq0M0T10A1 OR THF PERFOCM WG A RTS. - -,3FRNIC E 7 'KNOW WHAT? YOU SURE GOT STUCK ON YOUR UNBREAKABLE DISHES, MOM!" 4 -~ I J- U LIBRA per frat TO OVERCE HIS RSTLESSNES5 AND IMPATIENCE WMUST DISCIPLINE HIMSELF TO CONCENTRATE HE HAS AN ENORMOUS RESERVE OF vTHUS/ASM TO PRA FROM F i * I 7 "REIAEMBER THE GOOD, OLD. DAYS WHEN OCCASIONALLY SOMEBODY WANTED A WELCOME MAT?" GLAD YOU LIKED THE SERMON, BEAMISH! YOU FEEL YOU GOT YOUR 25-CENTS' WORTH, THEN?" 1— ' i \1 - VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Have fun with pats but dont get financial in oed early in the iek Pay attention to work i, Th jrlj S e ek V-1 V 1. •- / I "I'M 771 F. 10 NO V plans work oetter on Saturday than on Friday LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Career conditions favorable as week opens Do7-eslls relilions may suffer stress Wednesday. Thursday Friday Be raOous ousi. Saturday benefits from confidential matters 0 30 JD Y*Ep00T in and hlful Problems with an important joint venture midweek Your - _____ fl '8 ARIES omplications with friends till Thursday Friday. dismiss unrealistic ideas. Pull strings from the background Saturday. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) To-3m6ork'pays off A goal is realized Tummy Weanesday. Thursday, difliculities with career, .oid a sly companion Hiday G(oup activities are favored Saturday •/t1j• o REAL CUTE' IS MAYING, EE 'BREAK rS UP,I1 MISS .- RECONSTRuCT FRESH i EG/NW/WGS FROM ii PASE OR PARTIAL. SONS ION UNDER THE SIGN OF SCORP/ TEN USE MOF?C FORCE TRAM i NECEW N MAKING THE -' POINTS KNOWM TACT I ø" 'UAIY TIMES THEY WILL / k'AOY/NGLY \\ LET AWOTWER -1/1 KC FIN&C-RS TO NE NCE 7H9NEY, PERE IS AEDrEr CLASS VOUS~ CAN 04-00M ANN005F.STOOPS 70 A PEOPLE IN TOWN, YA KNOW.'.' AWFIJL Try OUT OUR WAY rLL BE GONE AWHIL I'M TAKING THE CAR IN ROR A TUNE - UP/ LIST OF THINGS I'VE NOTICEP WHEN I'VE BEEN DRIVING./ 7e?t7il& VERA! I PIPN'T' ALIZE I N TH E BAC K A GRINPINCy T0 THAT 5-0 U N 17 VM E N R by Ed Sullivan HAVE THEM CHECk THE TRANSMIS510N FLUID PA12... THIN K I T5 BEEN -'• t4 FY, AA 1,6TFR/ CAWY00 .r.2PAFF _ ANP THE A PIMF'2 0 BRAKES, RAVE MEN 771 VOT ACTING ____ I 4 00 E3FPJY - ______ — 4 ____ VIM YOUR //,~ k EXHAL15T` 15 HAVE THEM FAU LT Y, T00. GEC)RGE./ BETTER HAVE 17 FIXE-P/ CHECK THE ,, AKJP THE PC-OR GA5 MILEAGE! RLJ57 51710r!5.1 , -AN[) T1l-IE \%INIP_ SHIELD WIPER15. t WI6H I HAP FN0LJG---H TT 1 ILL Ft:T AlY GRANUFATHER NEVER HAP PREAM5 LIKE THAT NVHEN HE TCOK 111 7 l-K)R5E: To YOL) 0OFY To TA KE Y00 TO 06EVI E7N C E7 CL in __ I MAY13F THFY TAcH NOT TO L?Fcv! W Co 140( 0 co 8,,g Y4 C. -------------------- - - Television _ --------..- ---------_ ---.--- p - 3B agent, Cecil Tucker of Tucker next spring, to re I. up btfort calling on How itzers 21 ital tssttton to pro!tt fuianual glnbal basis _ �pow CANIPUS CM AT T by 3L&rr3r It Lewils 4 DEAR POLLY bar of i se s of a thin material, Saw it in place and I have a handy pin cushion. , age I I - YOU 969N COMINO TO CLASS, MR. )?1<5y ., Z lit KIND OF BUSY, %3 STUDYINO FEMALE r PROFESSOR H _ . I Young Set An easy-to-make ons4mI sure to dIIhI the ith HOr?O ;Dllfl to s7.s 3106 years Size 4: 1 yards 45 :r:h coal, 11 yards 094 , 43 Ly When making any DEAR POLLY fresh apple recipe that calls for water, boil the oeelings and cores, then strain and use that liquid to add color, flavor, and vitamins. ANOTHER POLLY. .1 -- - ' -- - - i, - - . 1 i KNOW MY FAVORITE THEN WHY 1 AND 1 'M TOO BUSY DOING - DON'T YOU COME AV I I 38-50 8229 15 cOmbInatI3n No 8274 ____ ''J L -- L -- (ill — I t._ '•.:.•: © ____ 0 1174 by KAI ix IiJI/f / •.•"''-' Smart Panl6uil The unique tunic lop of this panisuit adds that sm A tt %06 No $222 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 7 to 15 Si:e 9 12 bust. tunic, 1.3/6 yardS 60. inch, pants. 1.. yaris 11 - 17 DEAR POLLY — It you spray furniture polish toward the center of a table or on your cloth, little or no polish will fall on the carpet. The dirt is picked up faster. too LIZ __________ Send ?Sc each plus ZSc for postag, and handling with nami, address, pafl.,si numbs, and also to PATTERNS (' this nawipapor), lox 4310, Midto wn Station Now York NY 1001$ TO PvUy pays Sf00 for ivory idea usdd, I Send thorn to hot, this ewspepsr. I CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks (ANTHER (E C4TTILL ANOTHEg!! ANOTHER LJ / ALLEY 003P & Lawrence OHIOAIOT I - I MU5TI BE OUTA MY OWE 2L eath. buy, 5737 ' ' ' decorated holiday candies. Patte No 5737 contains directions for making 4 candles shown, material requirementrL finishing directions. I Bond #Cc plus It* ~TO ORDER: for P ii V\ ______ handlIng with name, a/dross, patton, numb•r and Sill to PATTIRNS (¼ this fl*wspapar), Boa 4318 MIdIaw,I Statio n, New York. NY 1001$ ___ ___________________________ 60 YOUE TH'ONE TIME ,WELL r -- nd is ently I in Joe ng to sale. ke you Lata t go er, tup ept the ) AWFURTHERIVIORE AAIN 710 p, he Holiday Glow by Dave Graue ,.,I'LL JU5T HAFTA MAKE MIND T .111 the it. Remove the not and replace it FCR 'TEN Vilth screening Sew it on with AP 2 g it t hroughco ' CLIP OF the holes in the screen and around the frame of the skimmer — M S, MILK TO THE WATER 0 ! AR PO A good viay to remove t)lack streaksor dirt from shoes is to rub the marks with a Pencil eraser. - LINDA. (Polly's note — this is great for those black marks we so often got on white shoes) 4 14tipi-i cooking DEAR POLLY corn on the cob, acid one-half cup of milk to the water. You'll be surprised at how tender and delicious the corn will be. — AMELIA. DEAR POLLY — The skimmer used to got bugs off the surface of swimming pool often gets holes in Smooth Fit f , b T r,I , 274 with PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 38 to 50 Site 40,44 bust jumper, 3-1/8 yards 2 ~Ii yards . DEAR POLLY When the es curl while sewing on polyester fabric the nYj : c by ning such edges with a heavy cloth wrung Out of while vinegar. Then press to straighten them JUDY. .-1 .. COVC A MR OF SOA P WIT •jI,4I•( - O'LAP€5 . 4 DEAR POLLY Our outdoor carpet had been on our deck for three years, so looked a little the worse for wear. I decided to try dyeing It a shade darker and It turned out Just great. If you have a paint roller that will take a screwtype holder, use abroom-handle stick lnit Put the dye mixture ina Plastic dishpan. followed ns on : Ob9' egular $10. —PEG,° I cost only about - . 31yn. - - a ,i ____ - - % - — *J_E - - 1 11, CUSHION _____ I DEAR POtLY - When packing for a trip I find it convenient to store small items such as lipsticks, hair pins. etc., In those egg-shaped containers panty hose come in. They can also be stuffed with an assortment of small candies and toys to keep the younger travelers Cover a WAUC ANATOMY !)'b.4' - soap with three or four th cknes - teat --- ! I tie low .-. .i I P .. ____ one aid. .- are ind ing the L on for ENVIFZOWMENTALI'5~T,,_ ~- MAY THEY HAVEFVT REALLY FACED O'/EROO IT 4 BIT. L1T IT"5 TRL'E-- ) WE'VE POISONED OUR AIR,OUR I OIL, OLJZ W4TER WHAT"5 I UP YET TO THE WOT A Ti-i4T POLLUTIOJ OF AL—L! ' POLIXTION! WE PAL15E NOW AI L FOR ANJOTHER. MEAcSE— c i /" ANY AW, FOR LUVVA MTETP.I - ROM— MR 0 4P I - I RECKON THAT 5OLVE5 TH' PROBLEM FOR BOTH OF U5! ... WHAT D"YOU NO SEN5E IN ME 5TING THINK YOU'RE DOING?!/ AROUND HERE I ONG £&14L L\ _ ____ 7 __________ _4~ I JOHNNY WONDER by Dick Rogers 6 99ooqesbury 60 SIXTY 60 PAGES OF FUN AND GAMES A 1Z FROM JOHNNY N w 0NDER 'I' T///Nfl'/N'148011I 5IEON6WHO PIP YOU C4RCA 9,F/'1EM9R/N'/ PA V, F A iW Y OF 6 WINC5 LOT A5OP'JT HeR, Too? ow ACR066 fio AC A LA TO ORDER send S1.00 plus 25 cents for postage and handling to Puzzle Book (c/o this BABY 0 iN MY M, F4 ge Aa he ~J k tat tat P.0 Box 489 Radio City Station nRTURECOLORS L ILP 1E112 CLLO 'rWE5 TALKING WNA 9K it SPECIAL AV7 N%e4 PcCKEi IN ¶i41 A HAMS 6017,4 ROLL A 1 - 1LI1'Y . i"A< 140%v 00 visces - WAX I ' OF AW-1 PARROT. MAW CAMS 1r"6 MY WAX ulsii%. IT 16 WM16YLF. ANVC-V0?4 MEOW ON 11110 PART 00 T140 HOW11V COMO tf - L) c0frI 70 STAY . lite 11 a -W UN for INC marrAtTv Nil NOT96 00 cprWriz 1§10.095. A. this how' spaperi - le Box 13.16 Cruz. - 4 A4 ex- 111'I,' -- - the ent ine 6. - iie i :.::::: :11 .. 3B agent, Cec il *frIwud. Tucker J iutui usi a retupclgon HoWersftred a 21.gun sa- �SH03RT RXflS OKAY, EVF_F?YI30Py 'II II4TQ 1IJ5 [ITIJ ' S 671h Year, No. 77—Monday, November 18, 1974 - _ — EI JCII UU 1UenIJ1I 1by F3rank EXill Sanford, Florida 32771—Price JO Cents [1° 0 L, __ ur e ___ __________________________ ____ ___ I AA __ ixi .1 ea rices ean Ii LI I . • ay ea Oil 77 SOME 8/6 WAVES.f SEE REFADY SIRE. IS By DONNA ESTF-i Herald Staff Writer 06 THE KING ASOUF - I IA - ______ ______ ____ - P be the r h oice of househo lds T-Ojc-1T -EP GO CDC:) HAWAI I. favorable prices available at most local super markets. An Associated Press survey showed that while the cost of most of the ingredients of Thanksgiving dinner has gone up, turkey prices have dropped by about 20 cents a pound to an average of 49 to 69 cents. JFY bY Stoffel CHEEK UP TH'TEAM SCS THEVILL COME OUT FIC—HTIN' IN L~EN GENDER TH' SECOND HALF! UNNZ,IDLED °il VISITORS ei dah.1 OKAY, G%4NG.,, ROOK 'VA ------ In Seminole County, prices are not only favorable on turkey, but also on most meats generally, priced well below F0% 01.0- ROCKLE A READY WHEN .- - i A ,i ( , • Is P . Say, Tom, have you heard that nasty rumor going around town about the price dropping ? -' J(,fl 7 p . South Sanford Avenue meat manager Leonard Beal said the current price at his store - -. pu~ rumn.AWATAMIL. _________ - ____ . I . . tJ' C. , - aim pf 1 V/ ( __ S . • -.. ,- ____ very inviting and much below t>earsse. The prices of meat have gone A own general, 00, he said. 1 got so mad Icould have en aun Said Kevin in despair: "I don't like inflation. I Just don't have the money." The supermarket prices for UR birds vary according to size. . • e ke ByBILLBELLEVILLE •1 S. 1 er of the Sanford store, promised that the price will b •. ____ • - . ___ According to county utility uttht) company for more in Howe ll Road, a nd cast and west Herald Staff Writer consultant Harold Hartock,a formation on their operations, of SR 436 to the county line. typical Waterworks customer including: There are 1,995 sewer and 2,520 Seminole County corn- would have his bill increased a breakdown of personnel connections in the county. missloners wW consider once from .22to.24 and his sewer by name and salary Customers, unhappy with spin Tuesday night a request rates from a$3 minimum toa a determination of how pr..iposed rate increases are for an Increase jn rates from $10.67 minimum. much money from Seminole expected to be on hand to General Waterworks. The total monthly increase customers Is going Into the register their protests. And for the first time. newly for the average customer would firm's main office lnMiami Also Tuesday, the cornelected commissioner Harry jump from $722 to $16.89. — comparison of rate mission will take action on a The commission, acting as schedule for Orange and dredge and fill application for 4 Kwiatkowski will be sitting on the board, Instead of former the County Utility Control Seminole customers lake Mills park. The 50-acresof Fourth District Commissioner Board continued the public — figurestolndlcate number lake front land is one of several Greg Drummond, hearing from last month of gallons used by Seminole Seminole count) parks in The proposed Increase to be because three of the firm's customers, as compared to that various sta ges of construction presented ata7p.m.continued chief witnesses could not attend used by Orange customers in a Funds for the purchase of 50 meeting would double, and In the meetingthen. 12-month period acres around Red Bug Lake some cases triple, present bills At the hearing last month, — The utility firm serves an were approved by the state last for customers, commissioners also asked the area in the county south of Lake week and the county hopes to acquire the land within several (/ ________ •• _____ - . . . - . . • ______ .. ...r .. L Z .. - •'____ -. - . ' . . . . ______ ____ ----- '••••5 by XXowie Schme:Lder ! c'Ik'OW ITS (4JORL-I) 5-. • - 14.)E. EX)k)T RELATE / 70PEOPLE EACH AkJY REALLY k) OTHER LIVE IA.)1 / MORE ITS . . - . . 5•S ( \.__ .. . ____ price of turkey wW be advertised for sale at the Fairway Markets beginning - . )) . Rate s The bad. You shouldn't talk about It. Somebody might get Poultry producers are mad. Don't talk about inflation. You might start a bad claiming a loss of up to $2 per conversation. You hear It on the news." bird with the decline In prices. Some kids hinted at solu tions: They said lt costs about 35 cents .The mUk a pound to raise a turkey and over last year. Celery prices are a ov Waterwor __ - . It / 1/ WHERE AKE: YOU, DEAR FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE / u turkey?heasked. there Is a plentiful supply on containing sugar, — up in price . /1 everything is up. "What Isn't up over a year ago, except dared "We're going to have a depression yet" Peter would sooner you didn't ask: "Inflation berry County Ag ai n Considers .''•' -= .• jr'Ju ______________________________________________________ -. )' said As for the fixings that go wi th the turkey for dinner, s arlata said just about turkey is 43 cent., a pound, much less than last year and Eve Keel of the same store, said, on the other hand, cran- . 1 . ') About 200 Centralia third "To me inflation means high rising : . *-• We have all the turkey an one could want. Do you want to buy a case?" Spriata "To me Inflation means food prices going up. For one week plums cost 45 cents and the next week they were $.65. That's ridiculous," Wd Tatiya. "Even though I am in the third grade I know what's going on.,, What's inflation? "Wh , en You go to the cash register with the buggy and have put some groceries lck," Erica market on - - ) ARE, S.B.. Inflation tral problem for their elders lately inflation With their concrete grasp of things, the youngsters came up with answers considerably more graphic than those of the experti who have been grappling with in- and are they are losing money on their ow SOCK 'EVA. 7%1CXSTy YA FLIP ME OVER YER 4 ) CENTRALIA, III (AP) - i'i • A// About supply ,OL _v ' These Kids Know flation. WE!LL GIVE EM THAT SPECIAL CHEER WHERE T'OLJ ______ down 20 to 30 cents right now. established. shortage of cans as well as y 'Ma matter o(fac the toc1 h sugar a rn major cen pound. mea ces way ,Forty-nine cents a pound is the price for turkey currently on We at Meat World in Oviedo, the manager Joe Sgarlata said today, pointing to window sings touting the We. s Poultry producers, meanhIlearesa}ingthereason(or the decline is an abundant WE CvOTrA r not as a 17 UGS wBUZq1qY P. U. Sanford Plaza's Publix Meat sale at the store over the he said The price ;' :; n (r nnksvI ' dinner y ear , CD 0 V11 last year, but potatoes and shipment of other turkeys are below last year," said Heath. oninns " --! lem, !he said. scheduled to arrive and go on Ham is a particularly good buy, AJUMBERS AK)D J.D AND ..S'1STEM ANJD A CARDS - . . S.. / 4 . W. 1 1 /.' . --v. . . .-.... .• .•.. . J — ' ' . i •P , 1 . - • S weeks, IAke Sylvan has 120 Lake Jessup has 300 arked for ng their daytime earm h3mily Homeless After Fire ALL 131C-., BUSfkJs ___•___ • meeting Tuesday, corn - - Iake htonroe family is flame& He was not aware his Members of the VFW, Fleet inissioners will hear homeless today after a Sunday sister was at home, until he Reserve and Knights of Colum presentation by the Library morning fire destroyed their heard what he thought were her bus, all of which Patingale is a Facility Advisory Corn residence screams He shouted to her member of, spent Sunda) ml ttee The fire, which Investigators through her bedroom window, collecting clothes, furniture and said may have erupted In the and pulled her to safety. The money for the family. Patingale kitchen, nearly took the life of screams were those of one of was uninsured The Patingale on 14-year-old Teresa Patingale, the two family cats, both of family will move in with who was asleep at the time , .. in e fire, along relatives in the neighborhood, Her 18 )ear.old brother, wiucii ets Walkath N uu James Strickland, had arrived a -- 0 i. a 0 0 -5 • . C., -( LOUDY " Weather details Page 5A ~--- --S S h. 1 0 fl X 7XW 5A Calendar ............. .611 .3B Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby ' ' III? - I - ' Dr. Lamb 4 " 5 • SA ,,,,,,,.... 6A Dr Crane _____ Horoscope.................5A Hospita l - 5A Obituaries Television .................3B --=_-,----i-- S :' -- ------- S - ------- P-= - . -. --. 5 - . --5 ' S S. S • - - . S - ' 5. r: - ; t - - S - All farmers are welcome to Form and Garden Center, or participate in the Greater the Chamber of Conimer t Sanford Farm City Week Volunteer workers will be firiicrs Illarkit, Tusdi and ava ilab le to sell the produce . invitation was jointly Issued present during the two-day today by the Greater SAnfcrd event. Chamber of Commerce And two Among produce available will area merchants associations. be cucumbers, celery, beans, 1U twoday farmers market, squash, eggplants, peppers, Nov. 26 and 27, will feature in- possibly cabbage and season produce on sale at both carrots, along with starter setthe Sanford Plaza and in the ups for the do-it-yourself far. ------ -. 5 5 5 . -,------ . nadon and the world. Coleman oversees (right) postal employe Joe Brenner Jr. preparing onebun- TOKYO (AP) MacDonald,, pastries from the Ranch house and Ice from Wi nn- Di x i e, Becording to Sally Gross, a March of Dimes public relatlons official and walk coordinator S — Alz - :.. - - &)Ie 400 Emperor Hirohito Tuesday and helmeted radicals clashed with opening talks with Prime Min- lute required by protocol, and l, caused some questioning of armored riot police today as lstr Kakuei Tanaka Pr esident Ford arrived in Tominiinizc the pa n and about half of theni were terf erence by b radical arrested Another 2,000 crowd as he was escorted to a sendoff ceremony on the White waiting heli copter for the 1 House lawn, the President said minute tr ip to the Was.aksaka he was making his first trip Palace in downtown Tokyo overseas as President with full the President waved to the the value of Ford's trip. But at a • demonstrators shouted anti- opposed to the President's visit, neither the emperor nor TanI.eftist demonstrations confidence that this timely Ford slogans. aka went to the airport, and am against the President's Wt undertaking is in the highest The outbursts took place two national interest of the United miles from the airport where arrival ceremony there lasted have so far been largel v States.... only 11 minutes. violent. But the government Ford landed for the briefest of Busloads of carefully threw a massive security welcomes and did not may the Secretary of State Henry A. presidential ceremonies. Ford then took a screened Japanese waved screen around the Tokyo police Kissinger, who was with Ford, it, with 25,000 helicopter to downtown Tokyo American and Japane3e flags told reporters aboard Air Force for an oernlght rest in a heav. and applauded as Ford left Air ° One that no decisions are ex. finished and one unidentified hiking enthusiast toured the course In three hours. Along the way the walkers consumed an enormous amount of Pepsi Cola, hamburgers from downtown Sanford business met.Orninental plants, honey, district along First Street from and fancy fruit, ideal for gifts 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. are also planned. Any local grower wishing to This is the first such ventufe participate should contact In the Sanford area, and is a either Frank Jasa, the prelude to an expanded farSeminole County Agricultural Iiiers' market scheduled for agent, Cecil Tucker of Tucker next spring. .. t for the March of Dunes and probably, a lot of sore dogs' OfliciaLi of the "exeruse 'reported that most of the 912 who partici pa ted Wednesday of next week This and the farmer need not be Around the Clock ........... 4A Bridge ..................... 6B BOOMS - 1 ord' s Tok o V*I s*l Protested The marchers, some 912 n number — an increase of bout 400 over last year — collected $19,800 In pledges Market Days Near YOU'RE _-=- 1 9,800 Week Farm-City --_ BUSINESS die Coleman said the postofflee Is currently selling a pre-cancriled stamp for Uirtstmas mall that neednotbelicked To speed up delivery of mail, a machijue has been added to the Sanford office that can actually read typing Theblistercountisntin ___________________________________________________________________________ yet but othervLseSanfo,-d's weekend March of Dimes .--- , - until other arrangements can home moments before the Mr. and Mrs James Patin. be made Fleet Resere has flames burst through the gale, and four other children opened an accoun t at Florida mobile home Smelling smoke were visiting friends at the time State Bank for contributions he went outalde, and saw the the 2a.m. fire broke out. madetothefamily. ____ -- with the family dog, Business Is by 84,958 plCCt$ of mall at the Sanford Post Office, according to Postmaster George Coleman Mail leaves the local postal service office three times daily for destinations aroimd the SANFORD MAIL rs rparts pected to fly guarded palace Force One and shook hand, onsta Y emerge from Ford's 0 COUflIIJ. After a 15-hour flight from with U.S. Ambassador James four days in Japan. He said the The threat of demonstrations aim 13 to expand on current Washington across the Inter- Hodgson, Takeshi Yasukawa, th e Japanese ambassador to and the uncertain politi cal fu- good relations and determine rational Date lAne, the first American President to visit Ja the United States, and Japanese ture of Prime Minister Tanaka, how the United States and Ja who Is accused of using his offi- pan can "work together on a pan scheduled a 17 hour respite protocol officials cuLl position to profit financial- global basis." Howitzers fired a 21-gun to rest up before calling on - - _'_ . . . / = • S - 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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, November 17, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 17, 1974. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 18-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 17, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald