28 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e99424a33b519e682783a6e29a415e76.pdf 444fae56ede50a88ea4375d7c504ca09 PDF Text Text 0 1 213—Evenina Herald. Sanford, FL I Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 IT'5 ,JARD TO EEA > A 1 /— ;I;? I?--t... -\ A 1. ; o o - I TWELVE DA'G, RLJg POUR fl1IRT MINUT& WtflIOUT I7IN& A ANYONEJ). '—c / '( T < I -_ So0 1I.L4 ___________ - — JAMES JACOB'*' ' quO Y'MAN THIS ) ... \ YES! IT CONTAINS PILL IS A ALL -ME NUTRIENTS LAVSA FISH D1P1NER?!ht)U BODY WILL I PLEASANT - ~~-- ~ MEAL! ---~ # 4 "-- 'jvh) P II FORTABLY ~, " - UNDER 'THE GOLDEN I t, It l b THE HORN LOSER Y A Sansom q0UP1 . 06 BUT I OMIT IT n.icklj MAI I --a-- n .; , V 1 ~ e-JL- vat' 'I'lle 11141dilli, Ilds 4 Nrj' PA fth 1wen %~ ro 14 ,North Fa%t South 26 Pam Ila-" 44% . . [of , `~1, - - is t,_ ts. 4 ,~ 1111111A W I M 1045 11-1 to 4 "Why don' t you come back later? The Digest Magazine says we may have already won $100 a month for life, - - - ... .j• - - :; - -Nk 1 I . -i ~, . . - - a. ____ I C . c.ajtpus CLATTER I 'I I I I — band?" he asked. "Yes vou I could," replied the llrcfessor. You overlooked the simplest way. You should have W of EE]L i-----, a - wtfi BIMO BURNS by Larry L.wis . ______ - BLONDIE . - \ 1\1 r, ____ — . THANK 1 . ! i ! . : I I I - 1 1 I !i - I - - -- A.&J-.1 .4. 40.141W& lvl~,IOP4. I -r i mtrwr ITSA4AT1CNAJ_ A1N NOW I-4E6 or' r II a .1 . I - I t THINK -1---. -i . ,:---4c— . % ,.~ : 1. I1! ; _______ _____ I r7l ,t-ip , ; 2I .- =a -"M -~ --- I I— - - - II =- r~_________________ v P1ALLY P WHAT ' L*HEAD DID JUG BRING ? NBU' 5EThi! I - i KHERE 7HE HECK ~ - ~ W - 0 " - ---IV ~~ -, -- 7 . -- - MOM A FP,UXfj IF Fk576 S, Of c FoR A The solution to overcrowded jails In Florida is not to build ( ff- -- - _-_ . I II-14 ----~ ~y WHILE I 1 y y -., THOUAIRT I I II ;] . . ;- . I" a by Frank Hill I I - - . - 6 Q'i * . } I 1 I I II BI '. II il : % I I W,~;NTU,14AIEL%j 'THEY Do ____ YOU 4- 4 1V ---v . . 9- ______________ r PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - President Ford has assured Americans they need not postpone purchases to help fight inflatin and that he will not seek wage and price controls or higher gasoline taxes. Fielding wide-ranging questions at an onthe-road news conference, Ford also said: -He wants Congress to promptly confirm NeLwn A. Rockefeller as vice president and stressed there are "no conditions I can Imagine" that would force him to withdraw Rockefeller s nomination -He won't fire Gen. George S. Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for his remarks about Jewish Muence in America. -He plans to make his trip to the Far East as scheduled next week. -Republicans "took a licking" in Last week's congressional elections because of past scandals and a slumping economy but thatreasonto change the GOP role middle-of the-road pa rI'" , -while the United States t force Israel to negotiate with the Palestine Liberation Organization, he said "our plans are aimed at t1ng to get Israel to negotiate additional seltl?rnents" with Egypt and other Arab parties. Ford held the news conference at a consentlon of the So.iet) of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Clii, after a speech to i convention of real estate agents in Los Vegas Fight Inflation whiere Ile altered the . s of his anti- inflation ads ice to American consumers The President previously had urged consumers to "sase more" as one way to help in the battle against inflation, but he told the real estate agents he strongly opposes suggestions that the best way to defeat InRation is to curtail bu)ing. He defended his economic proposals, declaring "1 see no justification for any major revisions' In the package he presented Congress last month As for wage and price controls, Ford declared anew that he will not ask Congress to enact mandatory or standby controls and that there are "no circumstances I foresee today that would justify" such controls. When asked whether he had in mind any tax increases other than his proposed five pe, cent surtax, Ford responded "no." possible gasoline tax increase The talk been Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton s assertion tWs week Umt such a tax boost was under consideration as an alternative ne President scorned suggestions that the nation faces a possible depression He said his t'conotnlc proposals and existing safeguards such as unemployment insurance would prevent any depression. Ford was firm in his defense of the Rockefeller nomination and in his insistence that Congress confirm it. I . -z: ~* --. I- . - .1 . :- - . - . — - - -- -- IRr - - G - .i . "People mv w&Wft ftr . money and the stores with the - q 114 Ae-(.eq -: :- ysaregeWng the most siness," Elses 3 -A— :::~ = ----- . t Eomotion -.--AW. Ww - -- - .. . - - J' - Greater Sanford Chamber of -. - where fantastic bargains" will be - Sales at the Altamonte Mall have ben about what was expected, Grayson said. The multi-million dollar mail is readying five new stores for opening within days to give the center more than 100 stores and shops he said - Ivv~ , - - - r -_;-_x - -~ . - ~ .--7. -- -----T M - - 71. - .- - .,. 97.. -- -- - - - s- - - "The crowds at the mail during the last two weeks have ** ~ — - -- . I F said, adding that open hours will be expanded beginning Dec. 9 to 10 a.m. to lo p.m. Monday through Saturday. The mail is aLw open Sundays from --L . -4b - I .., - 12:30 - Business has been way off for -- ~k - quite a while now, Munson said. ' eo Ic has e been sas in mone to spend around Christmas , L"-N .", t 1 .---~ ~- -*- time, he said FA;-r 'i't 'a 0% --~'fi? — — ' Four year old William Unger of Fern Park watches "Henri" the talking robot, part of the Jack Presser Fond display at the Sanford 111aza hilerchant.5 211tO show today and Saturday. Actually Henri's voice is that of an out of sight salesman who can see and hear the children and has microphone hooked up to the robot I ~i7l---- -- - - Predicting area business will lmve a smaller Christmas than usual Munson is sure that Oiii1 business people and customers are "going to be hurting." 1U 1RI ROBOT FASCINATES dlo ~. , 1;;V -I tj V ?4 -- 111 " -i k~~.- - : ,- -A V . ~ - II V I - plan makes a mockery ~ - en tmSalfi of justice. 3cr.tence them to shorter terms. Salfi was motivated to ex- by 1980 that cost an additional back on the streets before their n( 250 time, is going to inake the job f Ole solution is to treat the I)re&i his Owll thOui, problems o soci ety e educating children and adults recent news articles citing conrunission has ordered nearly he added. Harrell's hard-line stand on on how to deal honestly with different ,solutions' to the 1,0D0 prisoners on parole by problems to various sources. Dec. 30. punishment was reflected by their feelings. About 250 are scheduled for other "We should begin ir. kin. Governor Reubin Askew has county sheriff Almost 750 child said that recent dergarden by teaching a P bem t a fast growing population." more will out in December. meeting between the FlorkIa to handle his own feelings is That approach has made law Shieriirs Association and the Constructively - to recognize And that last growth has been - and accentuated by the fact that enforcement people unhappy. state probation and parole and . .j' long enough to really ado w tile problem. 11)e average time it prisoner in a state institution serves — 25 months — Is not long enough to adversely affect overcrowding. "People say 'get the ,.,r ~1 u - ~- Salfi said. 1- i: - 7' i ornorrovv March of Dimes Pledge Walk walker," says NY. 1'. IBudi sixirLsor, Individuals- led ,e ;I planners hope to double last Layer. superintendent of contribu;ion to tile year's participation by coenty schools, who will lead C 0 C C e registering 1,000 gung-ho I I I Is N t'- i r.,; %% aI k. A,, %k; i I k,I t 1)i n ~% -11 Iks. walkers Saturday for the 20. COOLER mile trek around Sanford. . will be check points *'long the route and official Registration will begin at 7 pickup vehicles will constantly patrol the route for anyone But leave us alone, we're law abiding But their socialization Avenue.From starting point ,eptable 'normal' -- will Ix,along lakefront way of dealing with their on 17-92 to SR 15; left on 15 to SR feelings - may be just as 46A; left on 46A to Airport dangerous and dishlonest as Airport ue; 1ft on Sa oggresisive and break laws," Bei,innin. in elementary SeminoleCountychiefdeputy corrections officials. II ludges are giving longer sen hi n a s bee nie Harrell said the children should be sheriff Dua Prior to the recent public school, t ough the individual's entire tences while there ha. slowdown in the rate of parole. plan will make a mockery of knowledge of the state's taught to think, to reason, in ife." That's not a psychologist or a Askew has pointed out that justice, as well as adding to law overcrowded prison8y3tCM, UXI ,addition to their academic %late was already paroling Instruction - "I'm not opposed to Social worker speaking. These unless our policies on im- enforc,ement problems, parole and Harrell feels the possibility of inniates to the tune of 80 per the 'three R'a' Salfi said, -I'd Circuit Court Judge Dominick probation are changed, we'll imprisoranent is the only real vent a year. And the sentences just like to see a third me added -- --•'r' AI vvau s. L.'Irfles II t 0 me. To , ** t , SHORT R Not Save Chief Deputy Duane Harrell - Parole - . I - ucatton, Not I -, , k> -10 ... . lAD £°$if i I.- 17 . --A' l i:'.:-. . .. , - . -, - -- I - 'z Al ) - -) .1 THEY'RE i1 !. I I OFAWov- .* I --~ / // --, -.. . I. J ,Vri" I '1% I 1 I I TO*- ~ .4 -X I - / // I A " I , * by Bob They" , I ____ by Howie Schneider ;;a . _______ '\ ____ I '. 0 Luecke said, adling that anything the government does to encourage business can only be helul. 'When he said to 1 ____ ___ or does "The economy Is soft" 1 - o I _ . . . Fond sa ~ '"0 inds nd w LI do what they want to regardless of what ____ -. - - . he It. 04I P 01 _________ ____ - a 5 -4 ~ think the people have made up C) I Grayson's opinion was that President Ford's call for saving had little effect, but his ap. proval for spending "has come at a time that will help business even more." The President's position one way or the other has nothing to do w ith it Munson said I _____ __________ -' Z ~, - _______ . .1 A _____ -- /;~t:--::~-k WJW FRANK AND ERNEST ! C ----) \ 0 VEM ____ 910mr.1-yov P~ -,i,A6v . -I \ e 1 I WITM -~, .10, -f ,41. t4ew-542-4 . ' - -1 0 - % r aRZOG _______ il - ____________ f= STELLA THIS ThREe BEAN I COVEREDDISH SUJ'PER AJL) Ar V SH 'f U. '-L)E 4r F AY'4 £AY5 ANt) W445 PLANE LEAT 8ANIc R ' NEAP WE-T M 01)0 Pi-401Jp CALL l,' 11111 000 -pm~ 5ACY-. , , -I—— ______--------- I . I - -. -- - — , --/' . ". F - --. . \ , 1^7 i I a 4 % I k- . I'm Wr v i i . 't ii III. by Bob Montana ' #to, .. r ARCHIE byCrooks& Lawrence 4~. II = -- %0 A "1', / . -7~ I .- --) i pkv- --- 0 0 .19 OUI,14J .~ ) ji; #1 I has an effect," Luecke said, adding that Ford's admonition • to the people to save rather than spend some weeks ago also had < -- / / -1 GETATOP ViEWER 9ATIkW".. " BASKETBALL -Q-JAIIV ".. - , a l tjLTpiogp I - ,%Itl~ , ,` CRAr' 0 I 1 0 0 10-0 I TME PIJf4IC1TY- 4*' ,,When the President takes fi po OR ______ ,W 4 06 —" ' a - 0 I CAPTAIN EASY 4Niç5 TO u TWO ,'2 ALL omen. - bf . . -...11f ~~I __________ I - I SCIENCE, HISTO RY, LIT ERA'TURE ~ Bmt.*Hr 0 p • 'Ni -°": (,i ~ .... ',, , AL 1;2c.' merchandising manager Glen Luecke, and Sanford J C Penney, assistant manger BIU Burger viewed it as a good -1 i i TAKE,AN ANT HOME I I 6'.kTIM I 0 THATMEANSI'LL HAVE To BE GOOD AT MATK — A LITTLE ; ornery . by Al Vermeer SOME DAY I WOPE To WIN A COLLEGEr by Dick Cavalli I WEJ , . WINTHROP 1 •&'.. ,. ' ~11 All - . ri-IN • I - SCI-4OLARSH)P P. 11% - Yi- .,k (1 __ Vt .. I . Munson t •,' 1 (Ii Ford Advises Buying Now d - . %-or ~ tik - .! - stop buying it hurt business," Sinford Nwntown Busine" Association President Jerry said the Ford state. ment ouldha Llttleorno effect, while Altamonte Mail nunager Mark L j PRISCILLA S POP r? --. I . • I!AJd* •.,' ' :1 ~T f-. - \,RON&SIPE 11 I - ' ____ rM SEMN, ON UE I.IZ.ARP? I'' A by T. K. Ryan ' . WTS 6VA61, . \, -r II ••. ''El - W)4AT*15 N // .( . - __ . 'tCRK5_PEFECTLYj' I\f REPPdREO 1.0 HORN ON LMSS A \.,,~ IMFIV . ___ S. by H.mdahl & Stoffel WANT 5V4e11*4' L THAT SIOULD DO tT.' p I' ____ (UWHUH't( 0. VtJ JE BUGS BUNNY ______-- f)Ji- _vu si 4.-c.. ii — TUMBLEWEED I ~ I, I... I -:. - . -4 i Hear Ye, Hear Ye, alumni , students aj)d fans, Seminole Migh d dedication of the new $150,000 sports stadlurn is tonight. Dedication ce, onles wI11 be held at 7:30 pm. before the kick-off of the football game between the Sanford eminolesaniearenenr. homecoming queen title will be Introduced prior to the game and the queen will be crowned during half-time ceremonies. Bands of both schools will entertain. of the store aM president of the ii-People are very much af- chandise stocked up Luecke said to what extent his Sanford Plaza Merchants fected by these type comments, offering specials to the chains most recent speech will in. Association said that the especially in times like this that would have been unbeLocal merchants had mixed crease business unknown, customers are very concerned when money is hard to come llevablesixinonthsago, Luecke reactions today to President Burger feels that Ford's about the value of what they are by," Burger said. said. Stores such as MontGerald Ford's message to the remarks will definitely boost buying and are looking for the With the softening of gomery Ward's, however, he American people Thursday business.OirsElaea, manager most for their money business, suppliers have mer said, made plans and had in night that they need not postventories on hand for the pone purchases to fight inChristmas season months ago nation. an canno 44j.. i, _____ ____________________ - I ir 11 -N -- ______________ j - - MEt OUT YVW POWT 60T NONWROUNP YIEW, A. , - I I ( . _____________ '- 11-o q V[/ELL. ATLEAPU 1 COULD REMEMBER TO GET TwASNTLA C14OPS.ifWMAT DlFE!kJcE _J IT WAS PORK CHOPS d DOES THAT MAK E - / , .* .I By DONNA ESM —J Chic Young - - tixlay by Acting City Atty. Ned within the unincorporated authorize counties to form and that the dty is receiving areas for fire protection. municipal service taxing good and valuable con"The professors and the districts without first holding i sideration for the serslces it politicdl scientists have Reaffirming an earlier Attorney General Robert referendum, unless the services will be rendering, Julian said. decreed that the theory of the opinion given city council, Shevin's office several months to be provided are county-wide season shall be consolidation Julian said that a proposed ago in an opinion said "a tie added that the cities can the entire mutual aid agreement between municipality may not extend including geographical area of the county quite properly sell their ser- and that little cities are un necessary," Julian said. "They Longwood and the county would fire protection beyond its and the municipalities," he %ices, however. have decided that .un.all cities bean unproperexpendlture:f territorial lurnts said Julian said he suspects tha t foul up the 'rand plan of big Going even further, Juhan's the Legislature will pass state agencies." and that the same holds true for the current agreements in- opinion holds that the newly Expanding on his opinion another law, saying that cities volving various Seminole created ctrinty fire protection concerning the mutual aid can have mutual fire assistance Currently mutual aid Uire program in the unincorporated agreements, Julian said some pacts, and that this will be protection pacts are in effect County Cities. areas of the county, financed by kind of consideration has to be between motst Seminole's cities. "A governing. body ca nnot twc ,I special tax levied only Oil involved to have a valid con- another move in the trend IlecentIv, the county has been toward consolidatiun. thePeopicofoneareaandthen Ihceareas.isunconstitutionaL similar agreements use those funds to benefit "(County Atty.) Howard that "we will help you if inen Ultimately, municipal Herald Stall Writer - -- eaa I= Iu Ii9a n Julian Jr. rc an s DI'Offer On Ford P o osa Mae: I -'' I C= ia Garry Trudeau 1 / I 1-. i ~. -L., .. ke -. F. I I -- :1 - --1 I %- k- ~ . - . `~; .I 4 . J 1, . V,1 t.. ,,~ . 1; - S "J41ft: .j __ , i FORGOTTO PiCk UP ! THEMBCWOPS HOMECOMING 2 Sam" rw 14 el~-Xl - - SEMINOLE HIGH III . & Auwfiy ROW- B 0 A. reements jp AVA%~1 kw~w? I / 0 .4 A by 6"ZWff-&Z ! VL1~4 - . , IP So 0,tll~l`"I'A IT11 tATIAIIII(Isli. Xl~%% , - - 111111111,111, ~~ ADM 11 117 = 10019 - - 1 A DOONESBURY ED -- - - City Station. No* Yoth, N Y JUST THINK--IF YOU LIVED HERS, YOU'D RE HOME ALREADY,! NTED STUDENT TO SIME ; book to -Win a I Btidge, -(c/o this nil!*Apillpor). P 0 Box 489. Radio 'A%. •&•, 01 -T J- (OK 801RE low-003 I vT - --- - --CATS,ARF- q00 P - L q - 1 WNGWOOD - The legality persons who are not citizens of ,Nfarsee and I do not agree," and equipment are available." goverrunents will only be adof mutual aid fire protection the area taxed," Julian said. Julian said. The only way the mutual aid ministrative subdivisions of the pacts between Seminole County lie noted in this partieWar agreements could be valid is if state goverrumnt as opposed to cities and between the ClUes Instance the county is ta xing "The question In my mind is (lie courts rule that a mutual legal entities, he ciid adding it irt th ((1rIt S dS t !hillLflgLtl only a spe iiI aread those . h tht r tl 1 Ii1tirc can , trt t is a t . . ... I P B Roger BoIlen ,,, Nesili we "S A LESS EOUGNE M:)ML. ; 1 *316 I _____ ___ ____ -I I1~ 41 IT& . "I fe 1AlhIJ ---- - - 4 . FUNNY BUSINESS I r I on ia I i-t t . j Idl A .0 Ifi f - -.. I-=~,-, I'd %--. Dille Ilam " • I • bL. .. j1ifsi r ' g+%,i i i y I i V —C [ ; ci'k, I-' A I l"N" : ,;1% . - q .~ J- W! "3 -. ct VA Q 43 Tile L ent UP WIth • (11IIIJIfl ,iit tf !t'irts PUl1 \•, trumps livith three leads and led couldn't bid over 1,Au bpade%. a lo club to dummy's Jack and I hc clubs looks er) doubtful EAist's queen. East led back a heart; South cashed his high 111%lead 01 Passing. ~0111` Warts to discard one club from parliver has bid three clubs over (1111niny; played ace and West's two spades Whal do ~titj another club and saw the hand (10 nOw7 collapse on account of the 41 AnsrrToinorro 7 (6~:D 10 t'A,~kAI~5T, - 46 [,am ' 1 0 Ilien the 4-1 club break would I I "'' Opening lead-.1v ki I \ I - LT '5 ! I I the tross rult North-South vulncrable V---",, I n,~-"'~ 4 S ,~_. ~ ,-11 (", ",c " 11-W -I fi - ,,~ "-, , " ' , while discarding a club from duminy, takes the minor suit +6 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1 — , - ~Vv ( // and be sun uf seven more on 14EV, 67th Year, No. 75—Friday, November 15, 1974 out. South cashes three hearts 4 53 T 653 +K194 ' tO m Sf1111 U)) K by Dove Grous . ai,. Let's chec this crs ruff IAT 4) 4 _1 IGI LI AL ALLEN'! ."* ( --A : 1 I ~ 0-, , A ,%-1 r ~~ Ii +AQIO2 4' 184 — 10 In cashed your high cards in the side suits and wind up with a crossruf I A 6-2 heart break would beat you but that is Just 4 Q 10117 _______________ ________________ . NHITII Th - - i ii By OSWALD and - ALLEY P 0 WIN AT BRIDGE TE FIRST BUT I WEEK MY PALMS ) T.1JNK %1 WERE WEAfl'-- ) OVER TOE ' I4U%P NOW I FELT WEAK AN AD 4AB,T, BUT I iNK I'VE CONQUERED IT by Dick Turner -- CARNIVAL MortW&k,r BEETLEBAILEY IlVeather Dii,tails Page 3A -"iii,,- Index "Last year thousands of energetic and generous people across the country raised $11 million through Walkathons." Around The Clock -...4A Br'k'e r . . I 8B ford to 25th St.: right on 25th to Caleni 1. CeleryComics -- , to Celery Avenue; left on to ISlellonville and turn left at DearAbby, . OA Dr. Crane . ..... 8A First Street and back to the Dr. Lamb .....".. SA Chamber of Commerce. llornuvpe ''. I ....... I L "Residents who are unable to Hospital - . - .-5A join the 'Sole Leather Express, Obituaries . . -: to the Charnber of Commerce. -. Layer points out. "This money supports %tarch of Dimes research and medical service programs as well as headi r"choots and community service act vities. Contributions to this )ear's Starch of Dimes will additionally help establish a newbom intensive care center *---~ .7-74 --Z---i - - . . - . I 7-". -- - �- --. - - -- -- - - - ----.- - --- -. _p_ 4 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL * * ,taUy,ót.J,. ., iJ1I)l' Friday, Nov. 15, 1974 The Nation' s Other First Lady- NAnC)N compare, 1iFt POW IN BRIEF you can't do better than Zayre! V-"-- At 011L%wm0 AE...4 I The Discount Department Store T Wo- Receptionist Gets Ultimatum TACOMA, Wash. (AP) - An 18-year-old receptionist fired from her city job for being overweight says a proposal that would restore her job also would make her ill. Tracy Kay Natcher's boss, Melvin Jacksoa, director of the Human Development Department, says he would give her the job again hl she lows s5 pounds by March l4. "Sixty-five pounds in four months is not a very good diet." Mrs. Natcher said. "I'd just be sick. Under those conditions I'd have to say no." Mrs. Natcher was fired when the city found her weight exceeded employment standards by 50 pounds. a - I' 4 - I -. . Hoffa To Seek Post 1)ETROIT i All 1 - Former Teamsters President James It. Hoffa says he will seek the nomination to lead his old tktrzit Local 299. Hoff a, who was barred from engaging in union activity until 1980 under terms of his parole on a jury-tampering conviction, said his nomination for the local presidency .,. .. • , . - . J7r+. It blonde and pretty, Susan made a fetching hostess at a White House reception while her mother, Betty, recuperated from her operation. Starting the day early, Susan romped across - lie said he had overwhelming acceptance from the local's membership to run for office unless U.S. Atty. Gen. William B. Saxbe rules otherwise. He added that in the meantime "my decision is I'm going to run." - To The Victor The Spoils LOS ANGELES (AP) - Despite her broken arm, Mrs. bus Sharpe managed a smile as she recalled the mugger who greedily plunged his hand Inside a plastic bag he grabbed from her. Somewhere stalks a mugger who should be leery of Ladles walking their dogs, especially those like Mrs. Sharpe. She carried the bag to clean up after he miniature poodle. .... Ease Pot Laws WASHINGTON (AP) - A top White House official Is about to come out publicly against treating pot smokers as criminals, government officials say. Sources said ths official, Dr. Robert L. DuPont, will announce his position tonight In a speech to the National Organization for Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORMAL). DuPont is director of the national Institute on Drug Abuse and heads the White House Fçeclal Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention. Brown Retained WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford says Gen. George S. Brown will remain as thalrman of the Joint QiIth of Staff despite Brown's "one mistake" in remarks about Jewish Influence. But some administration officials say they believe Brown still could be in jeopardy if congressional attacks on the general grow significantly wid persist when the House and Senate return next week. Quote/Unquote What people are saying. Susan Ford, 17-year-old daughter of President Ford (top left) and the only one of his four children still at home, has captured the Fancy of ... s .,,, ______ .-4J 00, • ... DI I r- •ijS the South Lawn of the White House (left) with Liberty, a :. Golden Retriever she gave , her lather. Later ac. companying Dad to Bethesda Medical Center (rlght),Susan 'IsIted her mother then returned home to give Liberty a quick bath (far right). That evening (above center), ........ ' Susan helps her father with ' his cummerbund befor e . ... -. . .•• guests arrive. Reception underway (far right), Susan jokes with the President as the band plays "Thank Heaven For Little Girls." VitjOty iN S Al . . 4 4 ; - . - -U- __ Pems. au For. Delay. WASHINGTON (AP) -Pres- contributed most to delaying ment to the Constitution to pre- Iage was the speed with which a ident Ford has taken command confirmation, vent prolonged future struggles cooperative Congress could fill of a Republican drive to blame The principal figure in one of over the succession to the na- a vacancy in the vice presi. the Democratic Congress for these, former Supreme Court Lion's No. 2 governmental post. dency. delaying Nelson A. Rockefel- Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, reEarlier Thursday, the Sen. Sen. Robert P. Griffin, R_ icr's nomination as vice presi- fused to accept Rockefeller's ate's two top Republican lead- Mich., the (;Oil whip, repeat. dent, apology for his long-concealed crs used their positions on the edly expressed impatience at The President said he ranks role in the financing of a critical Rules Committee to complain the delay which he said will his choke of Rockefeller as the Goldberg biography during a at length that Democratic foot- cause Ford to leave the country foremost achievement of his Rockefeller campaign against dragging was subverting the on a trip to Southeast Asia next Senate Republican leader the store." our railroads, our electronic stances which would cause him plain their role in the cornplicated affair. Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania media and countless others are to withdraw the nomination. "What bothers some mem. Ford's call to Congress to At a news conference in tool, more than 15 minutes at hers of the Democratic majori,n the dole - . . Our complex vote the nomination up or Phoenix. Ariz., Ford told the one point to read excerpts fr from ity is not that Rockefeller is so system of hidden regulatory by year's end coincided with a Society of Professional Jour. the original debate over the unqualified that he would be a subsidies makelarceny." welfare fraud painstaking examination by the natists, Sigma Delta Chi, that presidential succession amend. poor vice president," Griffin look like petty - Lewis Eagman, chairman Senate Rules Committee of the he will ask Congress to Insert inent in which dozens of con, said. "They are bothered that of the Federal Trade Com- two controversies that have deadlines Into the 25th Amend. gressmen said its chief advan. he might be too good." mission, complaining that federal regulatory agencies set .II driven up prices with Miiier Predicts UMW Okay Contract "While the poor state of regulations hindering corn' WASHINGTON (AP) - more than 3,000 signatures, ship. It Is the first time in at Most criticism of the tenta. Language in the United States petition and efficiency. United Mine Workers President For the contract to take efleast half a century that miners live settlement has been di. "I read in the encyclopedia may not be at the heart of our up to protect tbePubilehave Arnold Miller is trying to sell feet, it must be ratified by a have had the right to vote on a ected at so-called problems, U isn't divorced from that Ghana exports most of his union's 120,000 striking coal majority of the UMW member. new contract proposal. noneconomic Issues. t1*'m either. It is at least world's cocoa. I Just love miners on the proposed new conceivable that our politics chocolate. . ." contract h' spent nine weeks would be unproved if our - Shirley Temple Black upon hammering out with the coal English were, and so would her being appointed U.S. amMiller began presenting the other parts of our national life. bauador to Ghana. LOCAL BRIEFS "We've had fires in New York 175-page document to the If we were more careful about what we say, and how, we where 20 people have died after UMW's 38-member bargaining might be more critical and less their building was set on fire by council of executive board Eiselein Attends Education committees for the Bear Lake Elementary School, They're just as much members and regional officers beginning Nov. 18. gullible Sanford Chamber. TV newsman Edwin victims of alcohol as the drunk Thursday night. The council The tiasse;, sponsored by Setmunole Junior College, are Newman in his new book ttho goes and kills himself in a must approve the settlement PR Conference VVhite Elephant car accidenl" before it can be presented to the -Strictly Speaking." IoraliresiIk'ntsofFlorId&%u%'er J. E. Eiselein, owner of Dr. Michael M. Baden, wdtn'a rank-and-file, who since 18 bears of age. "Women in American movies Dejxd%' Medical Examiner for Tuesday have struck mines SieUrum Public Relations all M'vlfl to be props for Sale Is Tonight ii classes are designed to Associates in Sanford met JIA osimniodate cutk' Barbie Dolls or daffy New York City, stating the which pi'oducelo per cent or the Spanish with other public relations da me-s who do dumb t hings." nation is unaware of the nation's coal. speaking resident.c of Seminole Miller and aides have been professionals from around the The TriCaunty Roadrunners County, but are open to -Actress Charlotte Rampiirtg dimensions of alc'oh4lic-rt4ated world this week at the citizens band radio club will explairing the contract line by explaining vuryont' according to J. E. she was deaths. Anwrican,Hal Harbour, - sponsor a "White Elephant Eiselein, M.A. the Instructor, G.Gordon)Liddy is Line to the council, declined movie roles as sex (lt'cbrated to his trade. j. The UMW president has pre- Miami beach, for the 27th Sale" of radio gear and vmbnls. Bear Lake' Elt'nmontary is annual Confcr('r,lt' of America. the Public lioUMlrnld ikIILS tonight at 6:30 lot'at&'d at Gr .,iX4)tl IS totail) uç. dickd that the package, hIct1 Relations Society of - es court, oil sUHac Ac4)Ie ni the v.orltl thk.ss but I.iddy is a dedicated includes sizeable wage and p.m. at the Greater Sanford flea' Lake Road, south of Sit are 11 going hungry, I don't want The ftur-day conference was Chamber of Commerce 436. thief. You have to admire the benefit increases, would be them to be Americans," building, Ea.t First Street and '" ratified by the membership, attended by communication - Sen. 11cr-man E. Talmadge For further information, to end the specialists from as Far away as Sanford Avenue. possibly in 'ime tD-Ga.i urging federal controls contact Marilyn Mitchell at (lutmimber executive manuiger nationwide walkout before Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Geneva, and piclhls an -mharjo on John Ni,nicr soil the ir t- tt. ... ,,• , With "Public Itvla'ions in a Iromim the sale' will benefit the Hut there have been In"Wi' must place these groups lub's work in the area with dications from the coal fields SketmcaI Society" as the mu perset-tie, ivakmni theini thenie, specialists met in over ersons whim hearing problems. Deadline Near that some miners are less ti neither modern-day Robin package. 70 salons o Also available at the event enthusiastic over the Hoods nor sinister fifth ' cotwirnists about to overthrow our government. We must recognize that domestic . terrorist.s do not cons constitute a dangerous cancer Which require-s radical surgery, but rather an infection which is % _!11111-ti mespiaInF'l but not by .tre'k In the uIomrnatn.n, . G. GORDON LIDDY tTuutgU Li) flit- of tu Aves Ford tCks By Rock first 100 days in office. He said Goldberg. The panel today 25th Amendment for parUm week without a vice president Army may swlace,. "Our airlines, our triidicrs he could foresee no circum- hears nine more witnesses cx- political gain. "on hand and In office to mind EDWIN NEWMAN U RD p1 I In southern West Virginia,the enegy impact, Federal will be hot dogs and bari.que For GED Test Trade Commission relations sandwiches and bingo games. where some union have been traditionally skeptl. am! the entire spectrum of The (;FD. high school cal of union leadership, miners media relations equivalency, teSt will be offered Free Evening 1msclejn has served as have criticized the absence in .i1Se1JtjJeJUflj(( )ll , f Nov. the proposed contract of a right chairman of the Seminole 5-27. To be eligible each canto strike over local Issues. county public relations cornClasses Slated didati' must be at le( iS years They say this right Is Impor. immittee for the recent United (lid, and have studied American tar.t to avoid federal court or- Fund Campaign. He is also an history and cR- us. Eligibility krs tnat ere i.sued aiainst instructor for Seminole Junior hue clas.ses leading to a high ' k;sm' Friday, Nov. 15. burglars who shared the mcii local walkouts under the old College's new bilingual adult M'tWinl diplomium equivalent, and A free, self-help Preparation - California attorney mith Watergate burglar G. con tract. Organizers of a petl- edtu'atinri program at Bear - nra U.S. citiu'nship will be held for the test is available iii all gt-nrrzl Etdlle J. Younger, G,rdou Liddy. during an In' Lion drive supporting a rlght4o. L ake Elementary, and serves Monday and Tuesday Evenings stud) cimtcrs. To register predicting that tither groups fenlew. strike clause claim they have on the Bicentennial and from 6.30 to 9:30 pin, at the contact the college. sc i%.,LED B Ii' IS, Itt Co p s0 p.. IN BRIEE. 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DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIXENS, Editor p • 4 Coveru WASHINGTON The Watergate coverup continued in at least one Instance after President Home Deliv,.'ry: Week, 55 cents; Month. 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Nixon left the White House. President Ford's associate counsel, Dudley Year, $23.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home dell'ery. AD Chapman, allegedly tried to conceal the fact that other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. a secret White House fund was used to pay government aides to serve as "advance men" during the 1972 campaign. Chapman informed government auditors that the fund belonged not to the White House but to IS Ofl S the Republican National Committee and the nunlstzative officer, a career employe, wlcJ cryptic reference to it turned up in ti Re presenting the underdog, as usual, Rauh is confessed to GAO accountants that he "made liquidation papers of the Nixon finance corn- battling to overthrow the leadership of the bank deposits for the subsidiary account and mittee. United Steel Workers' controversial District 31. signed This Is the largest district In the AFLrCIO'$ This aroused the interest of the GAO, which But Jenkins apparently was the fall guy for got the runaround for months before its auditors largest WilOfi. Nixon aides who really controlled the fund. He The district is now in the middle of a rerun of finally gained access to the records, They found told the GAO auditors that Bruce Kehrli, a 1973 election, which was thrown out by the then the that the White House staff secretary and Later a minor failed fund, in violation of federal law, had courts after evidence of ballot fraud and election to file any campaign statement for more Watergate figure, "approved and directed all than two years. This forced the White House to irregularities. such transactions." SaITI Evett, the hand-picked candidate of the submit a belated filing. But even after President Exactly how the fund was manipulated Is still Ford's takeover, his associate counsel continued Steel Workers hierarchy, won the 1973 election Nixon campaign committee a mystery. It was used to pay the political for district director. But the evidence was strong to deny to the GAO that the White House had run penses of Nixon "advance men," including the mysterious This has been disputed by the General that Edward Sadlowski, the reform challenger, fund committee. Accounting Office, w hich as just concluded a luncheons and cocktail parties that they should have won. A new vote was ordered. FOOTNOTE: Chapman disputed the coverup arranged for political secret investigation. "Contrary to Mr. Charcharges, saying, "I don't think the GAO knows D Now Rauh has charged that the Labor We have learned that at least sio,000 in We frequently find outselves wondering if we man's statement," the GAO found, the fund e partment, which has always been a llied with was slipped Into the fund by Nixon cariqaign what they're talking about." There was no delay the o!.ljni' union Powers, is secretly favoring a' a nation tti!Iv appr'i:ite the daniae done by "was a White ue account." in turffln r lIft' p:tr: to (A0, h told us. treawur liw;ii Sloan, v ho t!chivrcd t1ue events loosely lumped under the heading The failure to disclose the existence of such a Kehrll, now a Los Angeles construction official, Evett in many little ways. secretly to Kehrli. political fund in the White House until two years "Watergate." In an emotional private appeal to Labor But this didn't cover all the political ex. told us the fund wait set up to make sure political a fter the campaign period, charged the GAO, expenses were not paid Secretary Peter Brennan, Rauh reminded him of for by the taxpayers. He The criminal activities of people in position.s of penditures, so some of the taxpayers' money to constitute a violation of the act." aPP 8 .ts said Nixon-era the United Mine Workers case. In 1969, Rauh had White House lawyers assured public trust were, in themselves, horrifying. But apparently was spent on the campaign. After the The case has been referred to Attorney there was no warned Brennan's predecessor, George Shultz. need to register the fund as a Watergate case broke, a second secret $5,0W was him we wonder if we fully comprehend the extent of the General William Saxbe for action, to take action to prevent bloodshed. siphoned from campaign coffers into the fund as r0 mt, damage done our national self-esteem. he secret fund, listed on the books as ,The "reimbursement to White House - Campaign ELECTION RIGGING?: The crusading But Shultz did nothing. Later, dissident We saw some evidence of our crisis of con- White House Subsidiary Account," was opened Expenses." attorney who broke up the corrupt candidate former United Jock Yablonski, his wife and daughter fidence in the recent elections, although the in October 1970. Since 1971, its treasurer has been The existence of the White House fund Mine Workers hierarchy, Joseph Rauh, has were murdered in their beds by allies of ineconomic picture did tend to cloud the outcome. Wilbur Jenkins, the chief White House adremained a secret until March 1974, when a taken on a new client. cumbent Tony Boyle. Still, it can hardly be coincidence that not a single member of the House Judiciary Committee ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - Watergate - Sus pic i n Po Our Iiational Lffe CALENDA '. identified in the public mind as a defender of for- TOM TIEDE mer President Nixon was returned to office. It is entirely possible that factors other th an Watergate were involved; perhaps these men, tarred by Watergate only in passing, were considered ineffectual representatives by their conMaybe their campaigns were Underfinanced and, possibly, the voters simply decided that they were lesser men than their op. And there is always the possibility that these particular races were decided on local issues having absolutely nothing to do with Watergate. But it is hard to escape the feeling that the voters Inflation is having some curious effects simply turned on men guilty of noth ing worse than besides those not- so-curious effects we all know defending the honesty and honor of a man in whom about. they had placed their trust. For example, Americans are not donating as So they, too, became victims of th is growing much old clothing, f urniture and whatnot to feeling that no man is to be trusted, and the higher charities as they used to. They're selli ng It instead, at garage sales and flea markets. the office the lower the trust. Goodwill Industries reports that its familiar This came to mind the other day when Judge collection boxes are emptier these days Even John Sirica named a three man panel to fly to worse, many of them are being pilfered. The California to confirm the .medical opinion of a Salvation Army also reports a decline in (l( colleague, Dr. John Lungren, the former tions. president's personal physician. Dr. Lung has "Garage sales used to be held when people been pessimistic from the start about the were housecleaning or moving," says Claude possibility of former President Nixon testifying at Sheridan of Detroit's Goodwill Industries, as the trial of some of his former aides. There was a quoted by the Christian Science Monitor. "Now, time in the not-so-distant-past that the formation of they're get ting to be big business." To try to counter this trend, organizations a such a body would have been unthinkable. which depend upon voluntary contributions are Today the unthinkable has become very stressing the tax-deductible advantages, says thinkable, indeed. the Monitor. This same sense of you-can't-trust-anyone "it people knew that a tax break from a conseems to be behind a good deal of the trouble the tribution may be more than the profits at a sale. Congress is having making up Its mind on the perhaps they would Odd twice about howing the Inf Iaticn Follows To Grave • DON OAKLEY 1 / r//// / . Waste Way Of L ife / //// //2' 7 / s # / In U ___ ______ . MRS. EVA QUINN Barbara Crist, Winter Springs; Mrs. Eva B. Quinn, 41, E. Mrs. Marie Ellis, ,Orlando. Sanford, died Monday. Born in Baldwin-McNamara Funeral 4 Pinehurst, Ga., she came to Home, Altamonte Springs, in Sanford three years ago from charge. Oviedo. She was a member of Fountain Head Baptist Church, MARIO M()HA Oviedo, Survivors i nclude 14clnidren, Mario Mora, 73, of 116 Alnia" father, 10 grandchildren, four Dr., Longwood., died ThIWSday sisters and four brothers, morning at Seminole Memorial Wilson-Eichelbergcr Mortu. hospital. Born In Key West, he ary in charge of arrangements. had lived In Longwood for past six years moving there a from Sanford. Survivors include his wile, JAMES McGRIFF Mrs. Sadie' Mora, Longwood; James McGriff, 58, 1206 two daughters, hters, Mrs. Carolyn Oleander Ave., Sanford, died Anderson, New Orleans and Monday. Born in Sanford, he Mrs. Wanda Hale, Booneville, was a member of New Salem Ind.; two sons, Erie J. Peeples, Primitive Baptist Church, Sanford and William Peeples of Survivors include his mother, Clayton, Ga.; sister, Mrs. daughter, son and grand. Felicia Bode; Key W est; eight daughter. grandchildren, seven great. Wilson.Eichelberger Mortu. grandchildren; one niece and amy In charge of arrangements, tu flCphCWS, --.-. ____ _______ .._______ ___ .. - ___, _____ 14 ___ ___ _____ ________. ____ by the system. enjoyed . - IT developed the teensy.weensy pieces, " ulb1e and RICHARD L CRIST JR. Richard Leo Crist Jr., 19, of 210 Sweetgwn Court, Winter Springs, died Tuesday in Orlando ps result of hit and run 0 accident. lie was a Catholic and Ban , as employed as a construction Laborer. Survivors include his father, Richard L. Crist, Winter Springs, Mother, Charlotte P. Moorman, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; grandmothers, Mrs. Marie Crist, Chambersburg, Pa., and Mrs. Bernadette Petterson, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; four brothers, John, Jerome, Joseph and Darryn, all of Winter Springs; sisters, Angela and the law and pay deduct the interest die violently - A. There is still a surprising degree of con.i3tcncy among the states in the percentage 4 • THOUGHTS J - 'A IfI give Sway aflI have, Juyerrny body to be burned, but have not love, I gain nothing. I Car. 13:3. "You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yoursett Owt you truly give." Kahlil Gliran, Lebanese - "Liston. U. Clean' now that you've oeen elected to office, you'd better not become Mt. Dirty?" - - I)C. IMF ,69.95 40 Ite(3. 00%4) ~140 V3 so% 0 o 'C. pvto\w"l tttt $A ,0* ot Around 9 __________ _____ Talk about asinine laws, this one gets a capital A. Look, if you had to drive from Boston to Albany, New York, you wouldn't go through New York City cause it's 190 miles out of the way. lI'wrvcr, that's what the Interstate Commerce Corn. iinssic'n makes tr uckers do. It's poli cy called Gateways areas the ICC says truckers must pass th rough to deliver their goods. Hecauseofthlsrule,whlch thelCCrefusestochange, truckers use twice as much fuel and create twice pollution. _____ Scientists have proven that Gateways make truckers waste 490 m'llion gallons of fuel a year. A pe tition was presented to the ICC to let the drivers take the direct route between the two cities, It wasn't a new4angled environmental Idea, The Greek ph'1Qpher Euclid thought ofttQo years ago. A. SlI.sKl said, "The shortest distance between two points Is a By JOHN 'lraight line." Don't you think that If the President was really serious about saving fuel that he and his staff would consider mak ing a change In this policy? The Clock . . - . Cora B. Olsen, 96 , of 111 Arbor Court died Thur. sday night. Born In Cobden, Ill. she lived in Sanford for the past maitiiom with her daughter, Mrs. F- red Survivors Include Mrs. Bell; a son, H. Glenn Lingle, San. ford; two grandsons; four great.granciéhlldren; two sisters Mrs. Ellen Taylor, Ill, and Mrs. Ruth Parks, Colorado Springs, Cob. Rrs. on Funeral Home in char ge. Funeral Notice OLSEN, MRS. CORA Funeral services for Mrs. Cora B Olen, 96. of Ill Loch Arbor Court, Sanford, who died Thursday will teheid at 10 am., Monday, at the graveside In Oaklawn Memorial Park with Fr Leroy Soper officiating. Br isson in charge .- MORA, M O MARIO— Funeral for Mario Mora. 73, q 116 Alma Dr.. Longod, who died Thursday. will be held at it am. 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H ICLEARANCE SALE Best Prices in Central WIN th '4n I DRAWINGS DA LIVING ROOM SUITES SALE '215 I The United States Is running out of things our i:randf mit hers never imagined anybody would need." you're contemplating going Into business(and right n('. .ciuldnt Lw the ii'st oppertune time of doing so) there are so me which are doing a 'booming" business. W he n th e buck gets short, what's the first th ing you and I think of? Ways of saving., and "make do" with what we presently have, right? Sc, talk with a shoe repairman and he will tell you there are soles being replaced by people nowadays who for merly bought new shoes If their heels showed the slightest amount of wear. Or, the TV repair business. Earlier logic was "why put money in for re pairs when by add ing just a few more dollars, you can buy a new set?" Not now, dad, ..it's load it into the buggy and have a repairman replace the tubes, or whatever, Also, there may be a temporary set-back for home builders In the building trade. But, how about carpenters in the repair and renovations business? They're so busy they can't handle all of the work. Gamkow Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MRS. CORA OLSEN morning SI, Letter To The Editor , . I NOV. 1I16 County Council meeting A A U P ( A in e r i c a Sanford Garden Club bazaar Association of Retired Persons) and Public Speaking and and table show, 10 aims, to 5 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Parliamentary Procedure ii.iui., at Garden Club center, Seminole, First Stree t, Sanford . Workshop, 9:30 a.m. to noon, Suriland Estate's. Lunch Agricultural Center. available. NOV. 15-16 NOV. 15 Rummage and Bake Sale at Carnival to benefit Lyman Fried Fish Supper sponsored Ascension Lutheran Church, junior-Senior Prom sponsored by Methodist Men and Castle Overbrook Drive, Casselberry by Junior Class, Lyman High Class, 5'7:30 p.m., First United beginning at 8:30 a.m. School, Longwood, noon to 6 Methodist Church fellowship pm. Games, prizes, flea hall. Open to public. marke t. NOV. 16 We Brantley High School Deland Tourist Club dance, 8 Alcoholics nine-weeks grade reports p.m., Activity Center Earl Women's meetingAnonymous Holy Cross Issued. Those with questions Brown Park, DeLand. Music by Church Parish House, 400 regarding grade cards call Dixie Troubadours. Tickets at Magnolia Ave., * 2-3 p.m. guidance department. the door. ~)ONk Vt 51 - - ___ every I 0 - "•. 'I STOREWIDE REDUC TIONS A T. NOV, 76 THRU SA T. NOV, 23 — .. Vanderbur, isiale drivers. More than 94 per cent of the states vary within only 3 points. f the national average. was en 8.7 per cent difference Itsut a t h:ih lad the highest proporUca of smialt' drivers Ilot,ver, there at 60. per cent, and Connecticut, % hicti t 51.6 per cent was the lowest state. AcotItpkteunders$andingofthereaijf this variaince, says the agency, require an in-depth study of many factors, including the cleuients of motivation, vehicle ava ilability and Int'mne levels," David H. MacGulls Scott Mild Willie Sams Pamela Marrero-Garcia, & boy Gregory Harrell Joyce H. Russel Mariles V. McGibbon, & girl Cynthia J. Nelson, & boy Leonore U. Ernst Deflary Sarah Pizzuto, Deltona Ronald D. Miller, Fern Park Amanda F. Saatkamp, AREA DEATHS WASHINGTON NEA) When I was an Army lieutenant, assigned one day to the rifle range, my pla toon ended the training exercise : 17 s-.. wi th thousands of pounds of lef tover am_____ ____ munition. I ordered It loaded on the trucks to be returned to stock, but my sergeant begged a reconsideration. ____ "If we Lake It back," he said, "we'll have to inventory it, that means paper work and that means late hours, Let's just shoot It up." And so we did, several hundred dollars Worth, bangbang, into a soil bank behind the targets. No telling how many millions or billions of rounds ds ha ve been sim ilarly wasted by other Idiot — lieutenants and sergeants, but assuredly the number is large. One of the lessons of service duty Is that co nservation isa pain In the ft Extravagance, on the other hand, Is encouraged with rewards And so it Is also In the society at large. To some measure anyway. The nation has prosperity for so long, prosperity meaning the rapid turnover of market goods, that frugality has taken on a comical connotation. qualifications of Nelson A. Rockefeller to be vice Ule,"sUggeSts Matthew Warren, natioqal public so Irtent is the social leadership president. relations director for Goodwill. — concerning waste, It has Inflation is not only forcing up the cost of living ' mechanics of built-In obsolescence; It Is far less Mr. Rockefeller's great wealth has become, in but the cost of dying as well, expensive in the long run, as auto salesmen find r ..eI,,\•vr__ effect, and albatross after being his good right arm According to Francis E. president Joy in explaining, to purchase a car two for so many years. Mr. Rockefeller made a series of a imiortuamy company in Denver, the business years and forego the need to shell out for repairi of loans and gifts to former and present friends who is being hit by the rising cost of personnel, impact Advertising on 'older" models. also happened to be public officials and this, caskets, urns, burial vaults and even gasoline Now it's painfully apparent the hens of our somehow, seems ugly given today's political used in hearses. A funeral that cost 1696 a few immoderation have come home to roost. Sud. years ago is now $i,20o climate, denly, with shortages everywhere, conservation I n M13flhi, however,, one funeral home is otis the vogue. Gerald Ford reminds us that many In another age an another climate Mr. ferIngaca sh and.carrycTemauofl5e.vf8 na tions of the world could grow fat off our Rockefeller's generosity would most certainly be bagain $in.so. The fee covers the cost of bege alone. Yet for all the emergency emphasis, hailed as an object lesson for other men of great everything. You carry home the ashes in a the thousands of prudent suggestions mailed to wealth. Today he is all but being accused of bribing cardboard container. Editor: puppies, nor aware of the fact that there is NO the White House, the revelation by the lady of blic pu officials. Competitors say it's the beginning of a price I should like to commend the opera tion of the CHARGE for an adoption. one of our administrators that she too is "rubWe hold no brief for or against Mr. Rockefeller, war reflecting a declining birth rate that is tak- Seminole County Dog Pound under the direction A concerned friend bing soap bars to but when one considers the manner in which vice iIg the undertaking business with it. "The next of Mr. Fillinger. effort remains blocked by national habit and Letters to the editor are always welcrie. presidential candidates are usually selected jn- thing you know they'll be giving away a turkey policy. Unwanted, neglected, sick and abandoned Th ey should be as brief as w ith eac h cremation," complains one mortician smoke-filled rooms by power brokers)—and one of ks example, are f orced by U.S. to Well, in these inflationary times, every little animals Is one of the saddest conditio ns In our comment on matters of general Interest. thwiip the thrifty them always wins— the Congress may be getting t he wastrels. If a society and thanks to the Seminole County Dog bit hdps. The letters should deal with tunes and avoid citizen takes out a $1,000 loan, he is allowed to carried away in its search for warts on the man's Pound these poor creatures are not left to starve personalIties, on the debt from his tax character. President Ford nominated the man for in traffic. Females may outnumber males in the general to dea th or The editor reserves the right to edit those return; if he puts $1,000 In savings, however, he vice president and is therefore responsible foi- any population, but it's gull a man's world on N. The facility for keeping the unwanted pets is a letters for reasons of space, but will exertise must forfeitPa rt of the In tcrest earnings to the "skeletons" that may be rattling around in his large well built kennel with shelter and runs for great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost IRS. Is not the lesson here clear ? You cannot According to the Federal Highway background, Just as Sen. George McGovern took promote prosperity, as Lincoln said, by di.., each animal. The cages are extremely well kept In the editing. Administration, male drivers outnumbered and the dogs well attended to. Mr. Fillinger has All letters must be signed with a milling couraging thrift. the rap for his selection of Sen. Thomas Eagleton feitiak' drivers in all age groups in 38 states out instituted and the President's wishes should be respecW in humane extermination techniques for address and, whet possible, a telephone number Other illustrations of such insanity abound. opt the 43 that were able to supply the agencY with to the Identify of the writer may be checked &W Power companies promote waste iose dogs not claimed and is not hasty to put any this matter. by reducing actual or estimated counts of licensed drivers at dog to sleep if there is a chance for an adoption, established. However, the Evening Herald will rates for bu lk consumption. e man who in. Th Everything considered Mr. Rockefeller has the end of 1973. respect the wishes of writers who do not want sulates his home to conse rve fuel is socked with been in public life for half-a-century--the thought The ratio in the reporting states was 553perI know that there must be many people their names to appear in print, higher taxes on an improved dwelling. The single that debate on his nomination may well carry over cent imiale and 44,7 per cent female. This was a desiring pets who may not be aware of the great We reserve, of course, the right to re)ect any individual who eats less than the Large economy them at the Pound, from Bird letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or size pays from the 60.2 per cent male and 39.8 per var iety that into the new year strikes us as unnecessary and more for smaller quantities. q ' ent female ratio found in 19 states in 1963, bu t dogs, English Sheep dogs to Terriers and day old stuld%!rouz. n't as timuels of a change as the experts had ex- BERRY'S WORLD Nell M. Foster, Deltona Pauline S. Baroni, Deltona Fonley If. May, Enterprise Linda Polke, Lake Mary Alyssla Krelnbring, Lake NS Sanford : Billie Marlette Wanda F. Lashley Monroe IAuetth Tyner John Edward Kreinbring, Jr., John W. Foster Lake Monroe C. Inez Avant Francis LeRoy Lee, Lake George Donald Bishop Jr Monroe SyRia A. Miller William P. Drake Jr., Lake John LX'Graff MOIUO Adeline Cody Betty Sue Smith, Orlando Donald Foster Doreen Vogt, Orlando Terry Lee Mathis DeLand Christopher Jackson Emily Reeker, Deltona IilRTI Margie L. Buckner, Gertrude Swartz, Deltona Altamonte Springs Mr. and Mrs. Craig Iva M. Cotton, Pompano Dianne Pemnpek, Casseiherry Ilaniachek, a boy, Longwood Beach Daniel Boni, Chuluota Porzig Baby Boy, Lake Mary Jacqueline L. Gilnian, DISCHARGES Edward C. Lockwood, l)dllary Sanford Orange City Jacob Katz, Deltona Marjorie Dobbins Lotis Troutman, Lake William A. Galvin, I)t'ltona Patricia E. Hammel Monroe JACK ANDERSON GAO Finds N FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, Nov. 15,1974-5A PH. 322.1480 r 2306 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD �6A-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Friday. Nov. 15, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL F"~IAP Pastor 's AiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiI I-, - - W Corner idow F Career Chal inds v. - -- - ' , .. task of _/W ~w : ~ .1 - ' _I t% -- . ' . 11 \ k . 1,48 . I I 19 0 Then' was nnthin mon' t.thu1 titi. Three days later she received I f -1 I . . t :~v . - \\ I • The Church of the New church at 6:30 p.m. Each Covenant wa.s introduced as a attending 3hollld bring a new mission of the Episcopal covered dish and place setting District Mission Longwood of Winter Park District held I . Pentecostal Diocese of Central Florida at The dinner will be hosted by the annual Diocesan Con- Mr.arxl Mrs. Herbert Packman Rev. WtltaIll Connell, Week Schedul ed vention in Orlando today. The and Mrs. Margaret Orchard,Florida district superintendent, new congregation began All are welcome. will be guest speaker at 11 Twenty-five missionaries evening, following a covered "teeting Jan. 19, with six The Christian Women's a.m. worship service at from around the wOrld will be dish supper at 6 p.nL at St. James AME Church Sunday and spoke at . persons and attendance now Fellowship Circle, a social First Pentemtal Church on .15M'IH b/v 4 . ,~ _JA j.vIeJtcx Rev. E. Don Cox 4 I : '1 14 ) '' \ 1 ffVi I 0 'fl !I2 UNDER THE GOSPEL TENT I '4J MR3. DONALD BELL - 3fl1812 __ .1 'I' MISSIONARY and DELIVERANCE SERVICE .','"'rr i MARILYN GARLANTI 534.fl)7 AhtarnonteSprings Tue., Nov. 12 tIm, Thurs., Nov. 28 NIGHTLY 7:30 P.M. SUNDAY 2:30 & 7:30 3 EVANGELIST JOHN MASIOte sz HILUA RICHMOND * I. - - I I- - / 1 1 i ft .1 Ri.inq A-l(Ariit,,,) R.IAAS.ni fcnit f4t4r?, To RIA 5gt, f,i,.I) : iTil 3J7 Deltona -.--. I JUST ITU1NED FROM OVERSEAS (RU. SADFS INCLUDING HA'TI tr' JAMAICA. HEAR ANOiNTED PREACHING NIGHTLY, PRAYER FOR THE SICK SPECIAL * SLIDES OF MAlTS GUEST SPEAKE11 INCLUDING REV. W.A. BLAIR (D ® l,$fl'I o,o I12noon 67pm . 101Sa rn (Jill ' 7 )Op.n s. !1...J (Lils. /*ui' C P.M. 4_.flJL..4 .L___ 11 t (Sanford Garden Club Hwy. 17.92) Sunday School . . ':lSa M. Preaching &WOrISII, 104$ Sharing SProclaimi ng . 7:pam. Nursery Provided .4 ' WELCOME ALL PEOPLE.... ALL FAITHS I1 - Sunday School Aiuwniry Worship Church Training 915am, , ...6:l$pm EvenIng Worship. - .7:00p.m. Wed. Prayer Service, .. 7:00 p.m Nuriery Open WTRR It .. 1:30p.m. Sunday Sunday School . _________ (Gu*ssi conmetci3i) To I*1II,s$fs comucio) Sim C.3 V' tots Broadcast * Dial a __________ _________ _______ _______________________ _____________ ________________ - 'F'!-.-- Ttmi CN-'Zr,'T5 rr..r w'Tts T THE ';&L E( cr.' )-H It j3j (;d lIl4SanfardAve. Rev W. R Bennett Past'r Sunday School 9.13cm Morning Worship 1100a m, Ep*vr th League ClSp m Evening Worship 730 p.m wed Prayer Meet 7 30P ... , . . '-- Sermon 1 )Qp / ,-. (!lristja,, . t''.."t' . . - Pastor 9: WWning `Worship __ . ..15a.m. 11:00a.m. Church Training ..........ö:lSp.m. Evening Worship ?::lop M. Wed. Evening Service .....7:00p.m. .. - .... PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3426 Palmetto Ave. Pastor Rev.G E.Hodges - -4 1:45 a.m. Morning Worship .. 11:00a.m. Evangelistic Services 7:00pm. red. Prayer,& Bible Sludy 7 )OP m. . . IndependenlM.sslonary . I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 519 Park Avenue Pastor Rev JayT.CosrnalO 1. 30 cm Morning Worship 9.15cm Sunday School . 1100am 'Morning Worship 6:13pm. Chur ch Training 7:30P M. o Evening Worship Wed Prayer 7:OCp.m Service Dr Harold Harris Sunday School - ' Rector The Rev. Carl l.cannon Curate ..• 4 it 1. _97.4 _r ......e ___________ -. ma* .- 10:00 a rn .rniiy Serv4ce 0 - ____ OF THE NAZAREP4E Temporaty Geneva Commvnitycenter RCV.A,E Grfl .Pefor Su'.daySchool . . . 10:00am Sun Wrthip .,,. 11:00am Sun. Eve Worship 7 00 Pm Wed Prayer 7 - 30 p m LuIIser(In _____ FIRST CHURCH , I V NA / MR . -. . ' 0, infika ...14. . . . S.- LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER Ii. I I I 9 i.,, . Wed. Service, 1~ it Worship Service 10 ))a m Kindergarten and Nursery I l:3Opm I 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH 7900 Orlando Ave. (17.92) " CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd. Minister Sunday School Worship Service Evening Service Prayer Meeting Wed L. I . . Phone 322-0900 = - . ' - . ~ 1 . I Lutheran Church In Amof Ica) M ___________________ __________________ Worship 9:13am .. .I0SOa m Youth Hour . .. .6:OUpm. Evangelistic Service ..... 7:00p.m. Mid Week Service (Wed) . 700pm I ! ________ ________ Church Schwl . - I..'9'ooarM .. 10:00am. ill - ' LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 173 Crystal Lake Dr Lake Mary, Fl,,. Rev. Paul D. Tristt .. Pastor SundaySchool 100 William B Downey-_ ....Pastor Morning Worship & Worship 9.4$a,m 11 OOa.m 700pm Sunday School Morning Ill W.lSIhPIace The Church of the L utheran Hour" and TV "This is the Life' Rev. Elmer A Reuschtf Pastor Pastor Douglas D. Ellia'? .. . . SANFORD CHRISTIAN .lIetIli)(IiSt - 700pm . / ".• e. / : . . - --- . . .... ... .1 . . •:.' . 10 . i... . ' CHURCH OF CHRIST 600Palmlpringsor. AItam.nteSp.ins JamesP.Pleedham ...Evanelisi Bible Study ... . 10:OOa.m Assembly Worship .1I - a m Evening ......6:0ip.m Wed. EveningServic, ....6:OOp.m Wednesday Bible Class 7.3Op M. GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Onorald.,atwoodlawn Ave. Rev. QPo,,sDens ....Pasto, Church School .........9:15a.m. Morning Worship .......11:00a.m. MYF ........6:30pm, V . ".'' - Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Part Avenue ChorlesN.Crup rn .. .Eva ... ngelist Sunday WTRR Broadcast .... ....9:43a.m. Bible Study .. 10,000 M. Morning Worship .....11.00cm. Evenir.g Service ........ 600p.m. Wednesday Bible Class -------7:30p.m. Bible stud y I'w.'Jm Evening Service .... 7:OOp.m Wed. Bib,StlJdy . ?OOpm, P4YPS ..................7:3Opm Pentecostal . -.,.,... - - ______ ________ ___________ ________ ________ . -ii- ____ _ffffie 15(Z0M(Eff0M@ w SEND THE WORD ft - 'r° t flA ' - wasn't Hwy. 1 142 at Pin" Ridille Rd, much as stained glass windows en. But for me it held a stranec fascination. were the Bible-why not put something on its pages that made sense? _____ _____ letter "A," was the first letter, Omega Evangelist 10,000 m ii 004 600pm 1 30p in SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Quality Court l-4&4)4Lwsqwoed Rev.RuthH,CaIIin .......Pastor Amyns.........Minl$ter.Healec OpinforMedl?aticn ......3:00p.m. Healing. Lecture and Message CIr. dc 3rd Wednesday Mthy. UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH in Greek. In the Greek alphabet. Alpha, like our the last. For centuries Christians have treasured these who said in Scripture: two letters as a symbol of God "lam Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending That sums up why the Bible, revealing to men God's truth. is the first and last word - . AMERIC'I 131B1E SOCi[r in daily -, - . ." reading. __ S(Fr$..I "5 ' Sunday Isaiah Monday Matthew 505-9 : : 182135 Tuesday Wednesday James 214-18 Mark : 82735 - Oak AviL & 3rd St. ROY. VirpU L, Bryant and Rn. KermemW.MuIIIS Ministers COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I guess it was the letters that puzzled me. The first was obviously "A". The second was trying to be "0" or possibly 'SO" but didn't quite make it. And if the book portrayed PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 West Paul Sonney Bible Class Morning Worship Evening Worship Bible ClassesWed CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Tuck er Drive, Sunland Estates LIoydllampton .. ... Pastor Sunday School . .9 lSa.m. Morning Worship 11:00a.m. MYFISISun 700p.m. Eve Worship 1&3 Sun . 7:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 Ml Orange SIrftt Rev E. Ruth Grant ....Pastor Sunday .......10:00a.m. Morning Worship ....... 11:OOa.m Sunday Evening . .... ..7:30p.m Wed Bible Study ... 7:30p.m Conquerors Meeting Sunday ..... ..... C:30p M. .. - Ii .k'' a' Sb'. Sx.'! Friday Romans 147-8 : Thuday Luke : 15132 • Saturday I Timothy 11217 . Cassu4b,rry Rev William Pickett Pastor Rev. Kenneth Miller. Assist. Pastor Morning Worship I 30 111cm Sunday School . 9.15a.m UMYF ....... 5:30p.m. Evening Worship ..... 7 OOp m Wed . Bible Study & Prayer Serv., 7:30pm. (First Wednday Fellow FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4)9 Park Ave. Leo F. King Pastor Morning Worship S:30&Ila.m Sunday School -9.15cm. UMYF 530pm Men's Prayer Breakfast lndIlth ThurSday. 6.0a.m. Family Night Supper 3tdSunday ..........6: 00 p.m. Morning Wc r%htp Church School . Morningworshap . Nursery 11:308-m - tISam, 1100am THE LAKE MAIY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur AVe., Lake Mary Minister Rev. A. F. Stevens Sunday. chScPio'oI .. .9:tSa m. - - Youth Group ......... .... 7:30p.m. Wednesday: ChoirPractice - ----- --- 1:00p.m. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Corner Country Club LUpiala Roads Rev.qlrwinshe, .. Pastor Sunday School ........ 9:00am. Morning Worship .......... 10a.m. Evening Worship ..... ... 7:00p.m. Other (:htgrt'h.c PAOLAWESLEYAN CHURCH Old THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Rev.Ru%seIIAMcNinch Pastor an,eIlvt,LakeMon, Sunday School 9 , 454 m, W.IIlardEldridge Pat' Mor ni ng WOrShip 11 00cm SundaySool th . . 1,):QQa.m YuthServte 640p m. Morning Worship ., . . Evening Wor sh ip .... :30p.m. Evening Worsh ip -, 7:00pm, Wed Prayer Prayer Meeting & Praise 7 lOp m Wednesday )Op in . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENNEY COMPANY WILSON.EICHELBERGER WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PUBLIX MARKETS and - FOOD FAIR STORES, INC and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes CELERYCITY PRINTING CO,, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla, Howard H. Hodges and Staff i 4 SENKAR 1K GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes L. D. PLANTED INC. Oviedo, Florida A&PWEO The Management and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION CO. and Employes HARRELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSIMBLE OF OOD iV$f AIWThbII1, of God. ,' U .I l-'p,. A 111111, - - Jird n c'rr. CF Tp Zi).'. P',$ tJ'f(j,G AT C1ISLLY If t vz K CoIr..tto FI Tvt To Te AS mcro (C3' rumta oru&s a.ua ci citwi 34330 (fl 7...'5 . -. & tIm I&PTI$T AAt..ct, Baptist CPw'cP', Civa'v tapt1st AtIIY,DfV. M r-arrnont & CaIv•ty 11149641(hU.(n. Citilal 1.81141' 43rd. Late Mary $lvd Baptist ChV1'I. .%ran.sbevry Cpntral Baptist Church, III) Oat Ave Chvtta First Baptil Ciur*ater ,essiona,y Baplit CPiuith, SOuth*flt Rd EldevSpvinQ,44ptistCpurcIs,O4dOr4andoPd atHestetAyt First Saptttt Church. 5*9 Fart Avi rlIndthlp Baptist Church of Altar .'sI Springs. RI 1)4. Altamonte Springs Pint Baptist Church 04 DeBar, Fi,t Church of Geneva 101 BpIitt Church of Let, Ma', F,rI Bapti'st Church of L.'e -'d'ecf Fir's? bapt.st ChuicISOf Lor-g'' . Li' '...p. 4 cJrant Frit Baptist Church of O,..t • P,,st Bapt's? CPurOi of San ,,anx s...;: "st SAttois M'n.onarp laptit Church, IIOIW 13th SI City Baptist church erest Bap$i'st Church of Osleen 11*1 FOVIStIn Heed Baptist Church. Ov'edO sar v o CP'utCP' 1431 W Fist lit 110411"itd, 54pt11 Church Ctv'jOIe Wssor.ary Baptist Church. North Rd. Entefors. MIedOr.4a 4441015 Sept41 Church, Oak 04.1? Rd. Osteen Mornng Glory Baptist CIStjtctt, Geneva May jAoniaPt Primi$sv, Ipatit. III LocuSt Aye. , 5.1151010 MI Ol ive 5'ss.ona,y BapIiStChswOs, Sail LerOO Sp.tnq's Rd. Longvvod MI Snal M"st' t'y baptit Church 1100 Jet., Ave MI 101' 0,1.j.4 . • 77th 5* 'it.viar, . FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF Nt*BI?ht4 MiVCCPI,ttISt a E" Ch, lHcto,.A,. Ir'dip"d11irit IaPtrtt M't. C'vc LCove Bldg . LonQ*000. 'a Hop Isot's? Chuich, FOttSl City Co'nrni.,nnly Cent,.. Forts, C ty Nr*Mt CatvaryM.mon.ary B.apftt, 1109* 11th St Hr. Salem Pr.mtivt Baptit Chuith. noew 47Th He. Mt ion Baptist Church. 1730 Peer Ave Qa,pnr,C Part Baptist Church. 371) W 7Q?P St Ptg 1 t s t;'i w r t Sa'f,ij PrrtI Bapt.i' (P'ijt(ti. III It Arpo,? bl,d Pra i r i e Let, Baptist, Ridge Rd. Fe1'n p,qifl Miti'orIry Bept.sl Church, M.eA., 5,,lon Mist.on.ar , Baptist (hutCh. West Sanford SvnIard laplit Chrth, 3626 Pamrfto It James Misionary B.pt.st Chvcls St Rd ItS Osterri 5t Pail Baptist Church. II) Pi$* Ave St MlttIse*1 Baptist Church. Canean ,sgrSpring field MiSsionary Baptit. i & (edS? st Join's Missionary Bapt.st Church. 070 Cp'rss SI Temple BaptiSt Church. Palm Spingi Rd. AItCmoflt, scr.ng *lam Chapel Missioner, Baptist Chvrch Mark & Will-am 51 Altamonte Spring's ion Ptope baptist Church. 713 Orange A,, , CATHOLIC CP.,rch C414 Nattily Lake 44t, Alt So.jii (attoUc ChurCh 11$ Oat a, Si Ann-i C.'tsoIc CPMarch. 000*ood Trail, 0t3'y 5t Ai.,qvst.ne Cathc?.c (hutch. SunWI Dr Button Rd Cat5ti', 5t M1r 4 M.a944I0e Catictic ChurCh. h'e 4 l.1rw1 Att. AtI1'r'orm!e Springs Out Lady of the Late's Catholic (h,ig(h, 1313 Mas,m,l,lv'. De4torsa near CH RISTIAN r-riI Ci'rttari Church. 4507 5 Sai'Ic'd A, Sa',to,cs Ch,,stian CP'veth. 4)7 W Arport Bird O't'sde (P',.jtar, Chiercp. flQiiJ Hat'4 Dr Ma.Iland Lav,'-.,,, Cirttan Chur ch bear lair ø1 am,sor, CONGREGATIONAL (l (Puch 2101 P' lrctt L'?ii&' ((h ti t"r ki-.mrr 101 W 2)t . Par, Mastic,, Lw?I'tfaa (hitch Go&oen Days Of &H*, 11 97. (Jiltiberty - St Lutes Lutheran Church IIII al Sla,.a at CHURCH OF c"" 11T C'urc" t (t.,t *54 ) 5 Pert. A,-r Church of C'rj? at Lair EIrn CI U h (as%rtrrr, SOu'h Si'nir. ChvvchotC?ir,tt, "10 L itt, '1 Chuicp' 04 Christ. 000 Palm S*rn Di .'.i'a-"..'r 5us Church f (P,r,t. C.rne,a Church of CJi,.tt. l*00d Church of (hr.it Paola ' ' CP'rts of CPi.rst. 1* 11th St Hortr,sio, Cr.,,rtp, Of (P11,5?. Fla Ka,t, C)r . Ma ttafQ CHURCH OF 000 ChurCh of God. 10) Hckoy (t'.iP, Of God I4 V. $? CP.'ch CA C:3 Uii too C00 'GW5's Late Mo'vc.-, (hutch 04 God A*45on. Ir"r'rct'er ' Church 04 God IcC) w tstn St Church of God in Chr.%t, Ov',Vo Churcho C.odOl PtO4ery 4 750$ S Elm A,r Chuv h 04 God of PtQfItq't. *706 i P1ft-'" A. e Ctur(h ti - I ('-.1 tn?erp.r.tc Rescue (hurthofGod, 1100* 53Th $? S.antord EPISCOpAL All SemI's Episcopal Chvvts I Deli., A,,, (nt.rp,s. Chtmtt Epicopal Church, 4 t Cross to.tcopal. Part Ave.. at ut's i LUTHERAN Asc en sion Lutheran Chur ch, O.ert,root Dr - Canelborry Good SOI#Wd t.Jl5,t Lutheran, M S Ot'iñ& 0' METHODIST f4 t ,"'.0 ,,. r ( Pta' late Vrd M44P'Od.%t Church Betpi,i A ,' I C't' Canaan ,, Catwibeq,, C"i" n (J"?td Ati-tPd.ti C"urcPi. Ha y *707 4 P.ri,, R . (a%t4'4tiry DeBary Comn,vn.ty MaThodit Cvwros. W First Uni ted MttP'OOitt Church. 119 Pit A,p tbI"Ai 10, 0.1cr, r-,qt M,4hot Church 04 Ov'tdo rt Sevtbiqn MifhoC.iI Church. ;ag San$o'd Are Ff" Mtthddit (huith 500 * itt, so Churth. G.cesa C,,ace IJISiHd A4000-11 Church. Airport Grant Chaiw'I A 5' E Chuich Owed) Oatgro, 5'r'c'oos' C'vr(P, 0, ejo Oitetr, Mctt'oa it ChrcP Paola It#'slt,an 5'.tP-oo 5', III i W at Pao'a St Janes A 5* •,h it C,oress St Mart's A .54 t (hutch t Rt uS Chit" 5* Piut's Mathod4t (hutCh. Ostren Rd - En?etpri, Statto,d 5*trrsiijt CP'wvth, 5 DeBar, tc"!er do Ur'?rd memod it Ctur' 18-1) ta- r,,st red Senoqari F16.1 Aa.'ronr- S&:r-n,ji . NAZARENE F rsI Church of the NCIa'fi"t. A a' Mapla Fetn Pitt Chuicliol tht Nalarrrve, X*Opren Rd. Fern Geneva Church 4 tPe P4ayf4-n (.r'ne -,a Ccnurut, r Cent,. Lake M.i.t Chuich 04 the Naratene. Ifte MJty Blvd, Lake Mary Long*ood Church *1 the Haute,,. Itapn-.an a, 1 &V -- - PIISIYTIRIAN Late hkr', U,%.tPd P'e',, (P'i.,(Cb r-,-t Presbyterian Church. 0-at a, & ILrd S? F.rt Presb-,?e.iai-, Church 01 DS.ry, E Hvmarid Convonant Presbyt,q..n C?',,tc,t,. 3173 5 OrI.nou Or ' *ndt.s Presbyterian CJvii,c*,. 9013 Bear iat, lot 3? Martj Pre%?,qan Churcs 1031 PaIns Spw.r-ç4 11 A Uoiala Consm.,w:t Pr"",-- W ("la .10 ¶pj m'jtpq Presp,?,rin Ch,..rc, R.d lug Rd Casstfberry SEVENTH DAY ADVINT$T Foqt ate SevenTh *ay Adyttt Chutip, P$*y aM. F01.jt C ly 55if5'5fl day A4,int,it Church. M4iII Avg . Al?amnte Sprngt 541510(0 S,'tfttd., A4vint,t Church, Sin & Elm Moup, OTHER CHURCHES Allon' A ME C"ch. Ot,,, a, 13Th All Patti Chapel, Camp S~04. *Ø.iva Park Rd B,ard.alI Avenue P4Cij CP1ap4. Beardait Ave C'u4cta Cmm.i.in.t, Church Cr..irch Of JBut Christ Of Latter Di, Sa-ms 2)45 Pa.v a,, Eastern Or?',o, (hutch, 51 jn, (h,ys3stiI,., ,.,, '' Fern Perk Fr-ti Church Of CP'n.s?, k'.nt,t, "a v Lake MOlYDO thapel. Orange livo, Late Mc.vD. 54Od0fI5 halt 04 JfhOtbtl't Whii'ti. LiUMo.yc.,. u St P,r'st 8 --m Church 01 Mo Ling God Pen?,co,(at Open 1111,111 4 labernacla Rdpe.000 Ate. lOft 7)h ,•, F,,t Pent,jtaI Church of Lor.g mod PvII Gosael, Taier,saos. 7T.74 Cout'tvy CIvo Mt 0ve I4of neis CPsurIv. Oct 14.11 Rd. 5anf*to Ail,ae Church, 110* S Part A Sanford Congr.gat.on ol Jaio,.n swInetses. 1006 W 6'" St The S.ai,a?on A,y, ?is e jr,a 5, jim çp..... t1.' ,(.:i A::ai ( r" , JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff 'I .. Tpe Rev LeroyD.SoPir - .:'.'ss .. . . -. kM&y School , , . I Just East oflntiistale 915a.m. Minister 11.00cm. P. Burke Johnson KeithHutcherson .......Minister 6:00p.m. Morng Woshi ... ..... . 11am Sunday School .......9:15am. 7:30p.m. HOLY CROSS 401 S. Park Ave. : _______ ________ ________ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST I It W. Airport Blvd. Rev. Kenneth Holt Longwood, F13. 9:05a.m. SundaySchool Morning worship EvaflQeIi$ticServ. Family NlQht Service YPE Wed . . _________ PINECREST BAPTIST CHURCH Su nday School HOW' .;J1itja ,.... AT ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Sanlando Spri ng s Drive Pastor OF THE NAZARENE (:bii,-h (If . ' p 777- - JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1671 West First Street Gorge Galloway ., Pastor 1000a .m. Morningeqvice . I1:00a,n, Evening Service 7:30pm. Wednesday Service 1:30P M, Old Truths for a New (,ay .71 73 iJL4l ri __________ ______ RP FelIo*shp .........10 30 a rn Re v J T Pitts 'titi & =_ -9 Joa M, Jomt%C Vaughn 323 30)0 ______ t:-L~ , 'Pitts *Ff . tZCi o WTRR ' Morning Worship . . ; 00 a rr Night FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LakeuonritFia. David.), Rich . . Pastor Sunday School .9:13cm. MonsingWorsPp . 11:006.m. Evening worship 7-3Opm Wed. Prayer- Service 7:30pm tt.Ptn CO, IhC. t.Vfl..one A.ItAfa4*w,) a C4" '.l METHODIST CHURCH SCIENTIST $00 East Second Street Sunday Service & Sunday School .........11:00am. ..7:3Op.sf; Wednesday Service (:I:iiri'I: (I "((j44j (// 1617 S. Sanford Ave Interim Pastor a I ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rev. FredL Neal Rev. R.Grady Snowden r'p ou e'.ot a trt* e'4 cfriv-inq IF.p - ? t irt I_ 51114 L04 i I .. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH COf - 14111 St. & Oak Ave. important this winter. L? TENT LOCATED E. 25th & Palmetto Ave. Sanford. Fla. ~/ X0 AJ A .itA'l.tcwvr,) Ti, U-IA (.:r, L't w53ritf4I) C 41 ili'ihudisi . ____________ f•Uflt'P FIRST SOUTHERN I 2401 S. Park Ave Don Shockley M..i 'ES ®R..:i, ,',t*,;o (:Iiri:h,,, * ________________ ______ CHRISTIAN CHURCH 700 Fairmo, Car care is especially * EROM JAMAICA . Confeton. Sat CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY 4 - - SHIRLEY MiLLET 53.49712 For*st City 0000 _____________ .. Baptist 4 Sanford (3'f'I"'r 0 11 * CONGREGATIONAL 0 - A&. Alt 1.4 REVIVAL MARGE WILLIAMS 0 J l4,U,Z3, U,?7 ' joik'Aos'ef . 'amIy N,ght (Wed) , q r 2?elcopw, I i -, y. "-.- -- II .00a M. 6.lSp m 730p m 7.30p m ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave.. Sanford Fr William Ennii Pastor Fr P..) Keit As%Is, rattor Sal Vigil 7:00pm Sun, Ia rn. 10:30am Of SUAday SchI .... Morning Worship ,. Evening Wshsp __ - I - -1:300 m, _9 458 m. Bible Study Evangelistic Cor.l7th.ndElm Board of Lectureship in Christian Science will discuss man's ability Harold Rogers, of home, to utilize the laws of God, which Italy, formerly arts and en. can establish harmony in tertainment editor of The i*rsonal and world affairs. He - 1. WTRR OF GOD CHURCH CARE I 7 00 p m FIRST ASSEMBLY member of The Christian VII -• CHURCH OF 000 Rogers, who became a REVIVAL . , &j 1: - 7 NIT' J Prayer Servirs, I 11" b Christian Science Monitor, will will recount his experience at - speaking in the Methodist The United Methodist Women avtrages 35 adults and children study group of the Deltona Orange Avenue, Longwood, lecture on "The Family of an international music critics' Churches of the DeLand will hold their general meeting each Sunday. Worship services Christian Church, will meet this Stitdy. Man" at Seminole Cinema, conference In Finland when he District during the Missions Monday at 10:30 a.m. and will are held Sunday at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday at 2 p.m., in fl The sermon on "Loyalty" will Seminole Plaza, Casselberry at applied his understanding of Saturation We* hear Mrs. C. L. Spotswyoi of at the Highlands Community home ci Mrs. Victor Sewers, be followed by a gos £ 11 a.m., Nov. fl under ti'e. Christian Science to resolve . Five 1le ,1,1. pel sing onaJ ' :. the P1lpp6s.' Iler husband Is Center on Shepard Road in The Hostesses will be Mrs. Sower featuring local talent and the a us , .-.. pices of Christian 1ence . na ti onalistic conflict among the will be speaking aFirst United known as the flying parson of Hlgh!ands Winter Springs. " and Mfs. Roy Salts. A popka Thu" and a coered Churc4rs of Sanford and Winter delegates. ,Tbe hour-long lec. Methodist Church, of Sanford the Philippines as he does much The Church of theNew tfish dinner in the ch urch annex, '' ' Park, thing the week, ture is free to the public pastoral work by the use of his Covenant now has some 18 Redeemer Lutheran Pastor E. Ruth Grant said. Dr. Victor Rankin, airplane. Mrs. Spottswood will families and single persona on One hundred sixteen persons Events are open to the public. . . missionary to Argentina, will also speak at the Sanford its mailing list, and there are attended Th(! special Sunday service th e Fall Ra ll be the speaker at First United it -3 (tub and at Seminole children froiii cradle through Orl y of the ," .ando Zone will end the week's activity Metlxdistat8:3OanrJlla.pjon Junior College on Monday high school. Children attend Missionary League centered on stewardship. Paola Wesleyan Church Sunday. He is at present the afternoon. Church School class while' held Saturday at Redeemer St. James Director of the Council on /7 Presenting adults IIIeet for Bible Study Lutheran in Sanford. Ministries of the Florida j" HAROLD K. SHEETS, EVANGELIST froimi 10:30 to 11 a.m. Af ter The all-day program feat ured Conference and resides in Football Team St. James AME Church Choir refresjunents and singing there worship, workshops and Jun. No. NOV. 17.24 at 7:30 P.M. NIGHTLY Lakeland. Rev. Rankin first One will sponsor its annual CA into prominence as an I the service of 1101)' Cotti.. t'heon at the Cavalier Fall Festival, Saturday starting inwijon wi Rt. 1 Box 145 Wayside Drive (Old 44) Associate to , sermon. Services Restaurant for representatives at 11 a.m. at corner Lake th Breakfast Guests are held outdoors in "God's from 14 L AYSCHL_C:4S. , CHURCH SERVICES scomb at First Methodist utheran Avenue and 13th Street. There Rev. Russell A. McNinch Pastor 10:45 Seminole High School's Chapel as weather permits. Central Florida. Church of Orlando. He wifi Will be food, games, prizes and . . The Rev. Robert Pollitt, Kick-off the missionary em- football team will be guests of priest-in General chairman for rummage sale. charge, phasis for the week an Sunday Sanford's First Baptist Church a deacon. Tk Is assisted by event was Mrs. lniia KirPresiding Elder Horace Hill RE V. HORM'E HILL fiiormng. at a breakfast Satuziay, at 7:30 Ihrtiin' uhi , 11ev. chsteui and host pastor was .,I.'.s ...David A WV Hey. Franklin P. SmIth, a.m. and at Sunday's 13 a.m. stall of the Church of the Good Rev. E.A. Reuschet-. Rev. Johr member of on. worship service. Kucharick of St. Luke's, Slavia %wiAN ference and dliethRev. Harold .rris, pastor of Spherd Maitland. addressed the gathering. the Activities include a Thursday Migrant Ministry, will Redeemer will on Nov. hold t the First Owistlan Church will viight prayer group and special Thanksgiving Worship the youth and also to speak at to the annual football events such as a planned 27, at 7:30 p.m. combined church on &irJy breakfast IS COMING TO THE the team, Thanksgiving weekend ammanagers, and cheerleaders. p(Jt Paolo Wes leYyan Pastor Jay T. Cosmato, who EVENING HERALD is chaplain for the team, said A series of revival servke Deltona Christian the principal, athletic director, THURSDAY, NOV. 21 sill be conducted at Paoli and sponsor for the A 50th wedding anniversary Wesleyan Church, located on cheerleaders have also been reception is being planned for old Sit 46, Nov. 17-24 at 7:X invited. Rev, arid Mrs. Sa,,, Mctouk, to p.m., by Evangelist Rev. An award will be given to the l)cltona Christian Church, by harold K. Sheets of Marion, DON'T MISS ITI! teaxmi member voted by ititqi,ber and friends of his intl. There will be special nnisic team as exercising the greatest longregation, Sunday from 5 5 by the pastor, Rev. Russell A. influence on tea,,i p."., at the Church on Nor- MtNint'h and his wife. . .. members, The winner's t'andy Boulevard, ti Rev. Sheets was general &N. t~,t~ . identity will be revealed when Rev. Cook, presiously troll, superintendent of the Wesleyan al the presen tation ;i'rgia, has ken pastor of the Methodist Church for nine Stephen Nephew will present C)lristial Church here' sinc' years .-ii and Is a former general Y0 4 4 p the special music. Februar ((It(RAL Lcc/.riou MAP secretary of extension and The breakfast, sponsored by The' Ottfl. DIR? regular monthly evangelism. He taught at , 8O.*JIO Of ccunv ccuq ii the men of the church, will also fvllowship di one' 47 nner held by the Marion College and has an 'U be attended by the collegy RISCAVE PVD :or.ieg lkltmu Christiati Church is hniorary doctorate from t.t's of the church 'chi'dIt',j 'ITuesday at the Houghton College, N. V. fit e : ------- .. • his first quarterly conference Standifer is pastor, - ELDER SPRINGS BAPTI ST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner 7th & Elm Services C R. P4.111 Pastor Church Training Saturday Services Evening Worship Sabbath School S:lOam. Wed Prayer Meeting WOCIPIIP Service llOOam Wednesday Night Memorial Collection at Indiana morning service. Rev, C. E. . 00 C) X. hi-c r1.aughter, Jan; Methodist Teachers Collge,Universlty of C - U MM Phone 114-2161 OrganiZed June Ii, 1572.Longwood Mits tor Sunday Service, at Th Seventh day Adventist Churci', Maitland Avinue, Altamonte Speigs. (Jvst South of 51.434) Lyrnan1.Kirkwooa Pastor Sun4ay5chool 9:13am, Worthp 1. 11.00cm. NurSery S Kindergarten VIXXOMM Noon Evening Prayer meeting heroiitgoingpsonalityh,no Frank C. Dailey Family IAI* 4 I" W1 "rrk 1:^rnmjnA I ! Noun on Church SSOHest,rAve. Pit. 3fl.,3 Bro Billy Griffinr. Pastor " Accompanyingheronthetrlp University, she has twice been to Israel for the convocation are awarded the Psi Iota Psi I)r. fl. dw, u ui tia. ltiid.i..e A..trd. SLt, studiid at gathering's featured speakers; Southwest Texas State t~ .5; Wedne sd a y the new members joining hangs in many private Community Unit ed Me thodist collections, among whkh Ch urch of with Wilking Music Co. and the trouble making new frierxb. .•. Pastor WWQS (loll FM Radio Saturday 11 0011:00 W CO THE HOPE OF OUR THE SEVENTH-DAY reading some of the thousands an unexpected letter from Dr. 1'/ I lil i ~ 11 I llerb-~rt L Bowdoin. known as of letters Methodist Hour Sowden; his son, Greg; and Arts and later in the Studios of desert place and rest awhile" listen, so they refuse to take he "voice of the Methodist (Mark 6:31). Alsio the psalmist their problents to them. i Often receives (IO,II listeners, both t Floren ce K uhn, of Orla ndo. Hubert DeGroif Maine. yo ung and old, who seek prayer flour". offering her a job as of the Old Testament knew the they have just grounds for that and The convocation opens In addition she has had counseIIn for th e problems Chr istian counselor. During the to Dr. Ilowdoin to tell him how letter which I had wri tten Sunuay and for a full week stories, poems and a rticles and conclusion -their parents wiU overwhehn them. She ION months her husband Paul mu,'h he had done for me" That stirred in his inemory!" she meditation. "Stand in awe, and not listen!) The reverse is also which accompanied by native guides, published. he rs had been in a veterans hospital a in 1971. from persons who are id. sin not, commune wi th yor true. Chiidren, falsely, the 2,500 delegates will roam One of her poems, "Lord, Let in Marion, Ind., she drove 75 'Now three years later God own bed, and be still ...(Psairn elude that their parents are too in prison, or their families are miles each Sunda When she hestitated because the streets of ancient MeBeAware",showsherkeen y to spend an had reached back into the dark of her age and Inexperience i 4:4), ". - . He leadeth me beside old-fashioned, 50 they !IU3 to breaking up. Teenagers rite hour with JertisAjern, travel from Judea awa re ness of the beauty around about their alcoho li c parents. ee, er listen. They develop a language I. n sent her an es two tuned in to this inspirational ftead and began to weave the airline ticket and reservation to Bethlehem, Nazareth, lines that seem to represent her M - .Be still and know that lain of their own and cornAdelee" draws from program on her car radio. "It future for me. This is the God. . ." (Psalm 46:10). a n d philosophy of life. "And let me munlcation is kept to a her wealth of experience, her was food for my soul," she itiirccle", she said. "In Dr. bring her to Orlando. She spent C a ) e r n ii m three class in the office of Cana ....walking where Jesus know always, That someone also need time in the stillness, sOlmOne sornewhere has deep need of In a hurried up world such as resource of prayer and faith as heart was heavy with a burden to meet a great need In theMethodist acçualnted wiHour getting walked. e quietness of God's creati Climax of the week will be me!" Surely she has found her cate she reaches out to m th the people on ours, to be a ble to communi th ee t the and grief too big for me. I wrote Methodist Hour ministry, the thi,apart from all the mecha nical wi th man and God, we m ust be Friday when several thousand niche. noise of man's creationquiet long enough to hear what Habakkuk, A P11`00*t Of the is being said by our creator - AW Also nthg all her brIes behind her. and Newark, N. J. ft noted artist, whose work Last Sunday she was among 'v!' 4I/Ih. m. over WHOO and can also . he-irdr.ri 114 . th cr 1t('fl5 in hands. Old Testament was taught a God Almighty. SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ... 0 Brian Tarr Saturday Sirvices Sabbath School WorshipSiryice, studio-the Wende! School of and Later in public schools of Art, sold her little home, bur- San Antonio, Rio Grande Valley I IV r,e held the prefect answer in His and crowds. To his disdpies he listen to each other. said, "'Comie Ye away into a get ideas that parents will not "Realizing I had lived more will gather in the Fields of the than half of my alloted time- Shepherds, where the angels per haps three-fourths of it-I received the JOYOUS tidings of stood hesitating. How do I make Chr ist's birth, and there will th is little handful of time wi th take part In a service of corn. which I am entrusted become mission and empowerment for more beautiful?", I asked thegreatl975worldevangefl.ç1 myself. "How do I make these effort. Miss Melee and her group remaining years become the 'crowning glory' of all the years w ill then tour Athens, Corinth " ' uu" . and driving alone at answering "Teaching I 26 states and in Spanish in 23 countries. She can be heard M ethodist ,,The eo ADVENTIST CHURCH suddenly I knew-through home. Born on the windswept plains service! God was opening door for of Texas, she taught school for So she to three years in Methodist returned Indianapolis, began closing her schools of Mexico and Cuba, . factor called "noise tolerance." hinderances to adequate letters that flood her desk. night in all kinds of weatherWe adjust to noise, but after a communication with both man . Broadway United MethodIst with long hours and the swift while noise takes the toll of our and God. Church in Orlando serves as passing of time, I knew this patience. Different people have We need to hush and listen to headquarters for the worldwide pttr must come to an end." 1ferent levels of this noise each other in the homes. m'iinistry, which includes "Finally at age 75, 1 stood at tolerance. For exam ple, not Husband and wife fail to es'angehsticcru.cds well as the crossroads asking that a many grandpar en ts can take communicate because they the radio broadcast. ht rluiht shine for me. I the noise of their grandchildren refuse to listen to what the other heard placed the problem in the hands Locally the jrogram as they did wi th their own is saying. Many times they are eachSunday at9a.m. and S:30 o(tIld,knowingfullwellhe children. Jesus Christ recognized the think, they ju.ct need to listen. d lii- qwctnc. iau.s h su Lilkiag aaJ listen. often retreated from the ci ties Paren ts and children need to lenge that have gone before? Then and Rorne, before returning ,,,, Methodist How" as counselor his death left me completely Our failure to 'hush and for the "Circle of Prayer" alone," Miss Adelee recalled. aware and concerned about the listen- is one of the greatest taking the i ___________ preciation and concern for the Universe is God's Holy Temple. MethMist convocation on to operate the art school they modern ecologist and the He is omnipresent and Is telling evvstgelism. had built together over a period control of noise. Cities get all the earthly inhabitants to Four months ago Mrs. of 27'ears in Indianapolis, Intl. bigger, automobiles and trucks take time, be quiet and listen to Wendel "After 40 years of marriage, joined the staff of "The multiply, jet aircraft increases him. 'and thus we become more 1~ HigIlway4 By JANE CASSELBERRy netth that have been poured oijt CHARLE.SN.CRUMP Herald Church Editor in their letters. Minister Settled in her new mobile Sanford Cliurch At the age of 75 . Adelee borne in Casselberry, she is still 4 Wende!'s cup is full and running pinching herself to make sure One of the growing problems great lesson by God about over. After a long life of service the exciting miracles that have today to ow- ecologist,, is noise silence. Habakkuk 2:20 and creativity, she has laun. been unfolding in her life are pollution, People of today that "But the Lord is in his Holy 'hed a brand new career and as really true. live in small towns and rural Temple, let all the earth you read this she Is off to Jer- After her husband's death areas may not have the ap- silence before him." Th e sualem to attend a worldwide three years ago, she continued Friday, Nov. 15, 1974-7A . �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 15, 1974 Family Murders , DR. L. F. LAMB Crohn's Disease Hits Intestines £_ DEAR DR. LAMB — I am usual affects a Person. very anxious to find out as features of the disease are the iiinch as I can about Oha' lower abdominal pain and diardisease. My daughter has this rhea. Usually the diarrhea is and there is very little in- iiiiltl Fatigue and weight loss Formation about it. may occur, particularly it the She is quite depressed after patient isn't careful to get taking Predinsone treatment. enough nourishment. Problems Is this considered a serious in absorbing food from d. illness? Can it ever be eased intestine may cause corrected or cured or does one vitamin anI mineral deficien. always suffer with it? Can a dCS and require more attention person lead a normal life? At to getting enough protein in the this point she cannot hold down diet. Continued small losses of a full-time job as she never Wood may also cause an iron knows when the pain will come deficiency anemia. and has hadto give up two jobs flie nature of the disease is to because of this, have periods of attacks and DEAR HEADER - For. Periods of remission tunately this is a fairly rare di - ;iietinies a person may go for edse. It is common enough, sears without a recurrence of though, that President Eisen- the Continued problem. bower had it for many years itiedical supervision is un' before he was operated upon portant dunn: his Presidency. The Yes, many patients with (1 -trutln 1k tk tl(J)td tkfl I)rtibkn du li.o a iornial 11, %as a complication and usually Eisenhower was certainly one only occurs after years of PI'Ob- iwxi example, well known Vi lenis. The disease is also called almost everybody. This should regional enteritis. encourage your daughter. The common form is an Ui , You get different answers (lamination of the terminal region of the small intestine from physicians depending uhere it joins the colon in the upon their experience. Dr. Crohn hiiiiself thinks medical louer right of thepart ab-ismanagement will be adequate domen. The part inflamed swollen and may cause a mass. in % per cent of the cases and Its location causes right lower perhaps only 10 per cent need abdominal pain and the attack surgery. as did Eisenhower. resembles acute appendicitis in There are some general sug. many respects. gestiom. Be sure to eat We do not know what causes diet. If there is an element of the disease, even though its obstruction avoid roughage, t haracteristics are well known. bulk foods and since milk No virus, bacteria or other sometimes triggers an attack it common abnormal process has is well to avoid milk. But it will — bedroom. Each had been shot of an auto service twice in the back. The In a single bedroom on the manager has been arrested and charged with fatally shooting same floor was the body of a his lather, mother, and (our daughter Allison, 13, slain with brothers and sisters while they a single bullet In the back of the In (heir expensive Long head. The bodies of Mark, 11, and Island home. Ronald DeFeo Jr., 23, was John 9, were found in another booked Thursday night at police second-floor bedroom that they headquarters here on six counts sluti ed. Each was shot once in the back. oond-dcec murder. And the, eldest daughter, Suffolk County Deputy Police Commissioner Robert C. Rapp Dawn, 18, died in her third floor said all six victims were shot bedroom from a bullet to the From close range as they slept back of her head. All the victims were clad in in their bedrooms of the family's $15,000 house In Amityville, nightclothes and there was no indication that they put up a N.Y. The murder weapon was not struggle or that someone had forced entry into the house,po. found, However, police said certain lice said. The six apparently were slain items of physical evidence" that were linked to the defend. in their sleep between 10 p.m. ant had been recovered. But no Tuesday and early Wednesday motive for the slayings was uoriung fliipf) declined to offered, . evidence in the ca.'c. After DeFeo summoned Police to the three-story how' around 6 p.m. Wednesday, they CALL MIJUERS found the bodies of Ronald J , DeFoe Sr., 43, and his wile Louise, 42, in the master HAUPPAUGE, N.Y. (AP) ft&r C OM rE. 'JPL COME " '.' " ' bb11JuI - ' -— . lie- Con!, . ..' - ') - .. . , - 'p - - :-' .'.. ' -- -. "i : • - - CONTEST WINNERS 5'; ',t't. . NtAlowc - ( q - CARNIVAL POSTER . •- r '.. ': T . TIV . 41 i.• .., 01 . Wan 1 '.A -' • kS - ,. t\" >: T. ç'ç t.J t I ' . i i, t\ t '-"' _________ - Altaiuuute Elementary School s4111 hold a Fall 1 esthalSaturday Saturday from 11 am. to 5 p.m. on the school grounds to raise money for school materials. Winners of the PTA sponsored contest (from left) Pamela Jones, third grade; Susan Fiddler, fourth; and Adrain Diem, fifth. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) Commissioners a good Stu d U i s U Res ts Toda y A personal calculator W built for our budet With more features than You might expect. By BILL REILEVILLE Herald Staff Writer meeting, the board routinely permit, it was discovered the processed, the (jr-rn's owners approved a "Public Officials excavating had been done over were killed in a plane crash, Bond" for newly-elected county a utility easement, and the company ceased Seminole County corn- commissioner Harry It was then Southern operation. Left with a large hole been identified that produces be important to use a substitute ' iuissioners are in Atlanta today Kwaitkowski and re-elected Atlantic's responsibility to pay in his back yard since July, the inflamiaation. For calcium and protein try one to hear the results of a commissioner John Kim. a $100 (cc for the request of Goodwin had petitioned the That makes it hard to treat. of the nonmilk products used management study of the trough. The bond must be vacating and abandonment of board for the right to continue The treatment varies with the for babies). Don't get over county government conducted endorsed by the board and sent the easement—a move to allow to (fig over the easement, with severity of the disease and how tired, by Public Research and to the Governor for his ap- the pool construction to con- the Intention of finishing the Management, Inc. proval. The two commissioners tinue. work himself. Last night, the The Atlanta firm has been In will officially begin serving Before the request could be board granted him that right. Sanford for the last six weeks their terms next Tuesday. talking to department heads Francosb 'Instant' Also last night, the board and studying county laws in an approved a request by Joseph effort to evaluate the role 'of the Goodwin of 1007 West Citadel county commLsusion in county Drive in Altamonte Springs, to government. scale and abandon a The firm chose to make strip of :d. utWty easement in his ByGEORGEW CRANE His name was Franco and presentation in Altanta at its back Ph. D.,M.D. he' was an expert at logistics, expense, because the full "Well, we invited turn to our resources of its staff and visual The now defunct Southern CASE B195 Dr. Harlan is next meeting and told turn our aids are available there Atlantic Pool company had one of America's most famous dilemma The commissioners — who begun excavating ground in surgeons. --He He vowed that he could left by separate planes this Goodwin's yard for a pool Last Dr Crane," he told me restore law and order If we'd morning to avoid the possibility summer, but construction recently, "mv wife and I made advance him $7 million dollars of a catastrophe that might stopped when it was discovered a trip to Spain during the to bring in 20,000 Moroccan wipe out the entire board .....wifl the firm had no county building summer. troops. return to Sanford this evening, permit. Thursday night at a special One of our leaders We were accompanied by When the firm applied for a another couple, who wanted to protested, however, that he'd indulge in a shopping trip one rather be troubled by the evening. present epidemic of theives 'Well. about halfway up the than be ruled by the Moroccans. hilt, I saw a nice new bank "But Major Franco building, with a well-dressed reassured us he could handle that problem easily. official sitting at his desk. "So I begged off from the "For he said when he had shopping, and let my wife ac- restored law and order, he'd company the other couple. pay off the Moroccan troops Meantuk, I entered th well, then send them home and bank and was cordially greeted free their country! by the banker. "Well, he did exactly what he 'But I asked him if it would promised and we business be safe for my wife and our two leaders are quite pleased with friends to be shopping at that the results. evening hour in the store a "For crime is now almost Work up the street. eliminated, because we have a "He smiled and said they'd system of instant justice.' wobably be safer in Spain than "Dr. Harlan, if anybody thus in most cities back here in tried to seize Mrs. Harlan's America. purse or do shoplifting, if the other clerks or customers sai "Ttu'n he explained a the culprit commit the crime, "H're in Spain," he began, do you know what would hapwere overrun with thieves "Well, did you we that pile of and robbers, till business was at rocks at the loot of this street a standstill, 'l'he thiel would be seized 'Een the farmers would and one of those rocks would be hart' their harvested crops tied to cacti ankle. looted regularly, so they Lacked "1'lien he'd Lie tossed into Ne,incentive to toil in the Fields. Mediterranean to drown in'For thievery was organized Mediterranean on a large scale, with part of ttu $antl 1(0 being Pal to theM lafia ad itwthod and it has 4iianged Shootout Suspect Seeks alsi, ti, the church. "Finall' a groupof the large Spain from a land o( thieves ti)u landowners and businessilief , muntry where people, as well I ield a -.m-M i i teeting to dietide, as their property, are now quite Dismissal Of Charges NOVUS I 113thboxf 3 Bishop Opposes Abortion ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) —The new bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando is a "moderate liberal" who opposes birth control and abortion. "I am strongly opposed to abortion," the Most Rev. Thomas J. Grady said Thursday. "The church is iniprested in life" bishop Grady, 60, said the church's beliefs about birth control are "clear and constant" and he saw no change of position on the Issue. The new bishop flew Into Orlando from Chicago to meet with church officials about his installation, planned for Dec. 16, He succeeds the Most Rev. William Borders, who Is now archibishop of Baltimore, The Orlando diocese covers 13 Central Florida counties. Castro Charge Dropped 11 L FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) State officials have dropped murder charges against Julie Ann Castro, A. who said she shot her husband, furniture heir Bernard Castro Jr., in self-defense. A grand jury declined to indict her Thursday after hearing police evidence in the case, Mrs. Castro had been free on $20,000 bond. Castro, 26, was shot three times at the couple's Fort Lauderdale home on Oct. 29. - ii 46 a a th - - - 0 Add, subtract, mLJ:tp:j divide - Legislature To Meet Tuesday lorge stuart4w 133 East Robinson TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) —Gov, Reubin Askew says he will call the legislature Into special session Tuesday to revise laws on special prosecutors and to abolish the Interama Authority, Askew said Thursday that he would Issue the formal call after his staff has drafted the proposed legislation. Legislative leaders said they expect the session, to be held during the legislature's biennial organizational meeting, will be brief and noncontroversial. However, the session must also consider 14 Askew vetoes of bills passed by the 1974 legislature, Downtown own own Orl ando i.iu$ihjO . Justice* Praised .afe. ihat ('Outti be done. ttx 1kcause of 11w cruiie wave I rta4loutInAwtnta nix group efficicrit u We \.iio straighten out the iv ',ikl mess ' r jUstit nit'thod! A motion ha3 ticen filed in robbery, use of a fiream, cmirtat.Sanford seekingcommission of -- - *--_ " - : — mZ Jury: Deputy Negligent —=P3-- [_ - JJ ., -- •;', SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) The parents of a man killed when his van collided with a Sarasota County sheriff's department patrol car have been awarded $250,000 damages by a jury, Robert G. Gibson died two years ago when his van collided with a patrol car driven by Deputy Gerald Curry. The jury said Curry was "75 per cent negligent" in the accident. Curry was answering a call when the accident occured. Witnesses said he had not turned on the patrol car's emergency lights or siren. - •. ' -: :' W __ 1125 - -- -, p - HOROSCOPE For Saturday, November 16, 1974 By CARR011. Ru;IrrER GENERAL TENDENCIES: A day and evening for you to cept an invitation to be with persons who Interest you the most. 'ou have much prophetic insight now so listen to what they have osuggest. They can be most helpful to you and to your future. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 A new acquaintance can be of ssistance to you at this time, so cultivate this relationship. Avoid ne who Is a troublemaker. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20 Listen to the voice of your inuition since It can be helpful in solving any problems you may ave. Relax at home this evening. GEMINI i May 21 to June 211 Contact those with whom you ant to reach a better accord and get the right results. Use your 'rnini charm to your advantage. MOON CIIlli)}tEN (June 22 to July 21) Re sure of the natives behind any projects you enter into today. Avoid one who as an eye on your IISS(L5. l.EO uJuly 22 to Aug. 211 Make the appointments early for the ecreation you want to have later an the day. Show devoted atentlon to family members. VlR(;() 'Aug 22 to Sept. 22) A good day to discuss mutual drns with persons in the privacy of your home. Use more liplomacy and increase harmony at honie. j i,IBHA 'Sept 23 to Oct 22i Ideal day to visit persons who can lri you ideas and the data you need. later engage in favorite w ith friends. S('ItPL() i (A t, Lt to Nov, 21 A good tI.is to i \.itI(i II insint.s s" that have more abundance In the future. Listen 'arefully to advice of monetary expert. -SAGITTARIUS iNov. 22 to Dec. 21) Go to good friends who aim give you ideas on hvA to acquire more of the world's goods. lelp them with their aims, too. CAl 'It Ut Ill \ I tc. 2.1 to Jan 20i Analyze )Our present sition and make sure you know how to progress further and htly Take it easy tonight and relax. AQUARIUS uJan. 21 to Fcb. 19 Being your own gregarious wit is wise today. Attend social functions to which you are Ini'ited. Take health treatments. PISCES i Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Show your talents to bigwigs and ain their backing. Avoid one who is jealous of you and could do au harm. Re logical. IF YOUR (liii.!) IS BORN 'LOl),Y. .he or she will have a trong desire to get ahead From the earliest age, as well as to help 'them's do the same, so be sure to provide a good education. You '1uld easily have a famous person and one who will be a boon to itilnanity. Any bluntness should be curbed early. A fine person in - -- - L AbAb Now to " F,evep Vour paq check I I • I. rrom 001R9 a dismissal of charges against a shooting within an occupied Illoppc.fin, ad. suspect In the attempted rob. building and unauthorized use bery-shootout Nov. 1 at the of a motor vehicle. Altaiiionte Springs A & P st'-re. Parrish and Phillips are Defense attorney Newman being held without bond Froe'k.represi'ntirie Mrs. Dean Sctiunolt' and Orange County Pirroh, :`1 4. Ga.. also JOILL Lucuit Cour t trials fur the known asNadeneMcpier,filed pair have been scheduled for the motion to dismiss charges the' week of Dec.. 9. Thursday contending the State Ally. Abbott Herring's Seminole County Grand Jury's office said today that Nov. 5 indlcthient is technically terioghani, of south Georgia, defective because it (ailed to has net been located and that t1: I - designate the indictment as "a the FBI was asked Thursday to true bill," enter the search for the Legal sources said today if fugitive. the court grants the motion the Charles Hobbs, of Atlanta, state caujil see re-inclictment was killed in a brief gurdattle of Mr& Pwish. with the police in the food store Mrs. Parrish, Robert IX-nnis at Sit 436 and 14. I'lidlips, 28. Vid,-ilia, Ga., and AlLwoonte Springs police IA, Dorothy 1. Kitteringhani were Steve Garver, wounded in the indicted on charges of murder, guntiattle, is recuperating at attempted murder, attempted tome. 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 K account at First Federal of Seminole We can't pull rabbits bkI4 out of a L. nat. But we can help you make your money grow. . FIRST FEDERA ")HOflIU -'f' -. ' F SEMIN LE his chart "The Stars iruple, they do not compel." What you make of our life is largely up to YOU! OitIX) 0fllc't WINTIR PARK 0111(1 10?'sCWO()0 0111(1 OR',cf (fir tflhICI (('iIL)R P1k/A .'''f "'i'i''i ( L'$ 1' Rout Siat' Rtt1 414 i I i 'i.' 'y, f''•••"w' Rik-0 Iie4 ' ' & Carroll RI hter's individual FO'e(a%I 101 your Sign ior er Ow r&dy. Fo o, your copy lien your b,rthda?a and Silo Carroll Right - 11 TALLAHASSEE, Ha, (AP) State fiscal experts on the Revenue Estimating Conference were summoned to a meeting today to examine the effects of decreasing state revenue brought on by the economic slump. Revenue Director Ed Straughn said Thursday that October was the first month he could remember in the 25 years of the sales-tax program in which collections were less than the same month a year earlier. Gov, Reubin Askew and Edu- PANAMA CITY, Fla, (AP) Two state agencies are monitoring a new outbreak of red tide that has caused waters off Bay County In the Florida Panhandle to be closed to sheilfishing for the second time this fall. Wayne Tisdale, regional engineer for the state Division of Health, said he and workers from the Department of Natural Resources would be checking F\iday to see if the toxic organisim has spread to neighboring waters. "Fortunately we have a north wind," Tisdale said. "This may tend to hold it back." • '• .. -- -. ta. - .'. " .- an u.-'' ..-.-.. r .' ;t1va r-rr Groups Battling - cation Commissioner Ralph Turllngton also warned in separate statements of economic troubles ahead, Budget Director Wallace Henderson said he called the conference into session a little earlier than normal because tax collections for the first (our months of the fiscal year "are not what we expected," He and Straughn both blamed the decline on national econornic problems starting to be felt in Florida. The legislature used an esti- 'Aft n"11 1,N K - mate of a 10 per cent growth in revenue in establishing state spending for the year. The Revenue Department reported that its tax collections for the four months totaled $665.2 million, a I per cent increase over the first four months of 1973-74 fiscal year. For sales taxes, the state's largest source of income, col. lections increased 5.6 per cent for the four months to $397.9 million, But in October, sales-tax col. lections dropped $307,000 to $92.3 million when compared to October of 1973. Other tax collections also tiedined. ('gasoline taxes were off 2.3 per cent For the four months at $109.6 million and docuinentary stamp-tax collections, which show real estate transactions, were off 21.9 per cent to $24.5 million. When coupled with inflation of riiore than 10 per cent and the population growth, the figures show a sharp decline in business, Straughn said the significant figure was not the one-month drop but the continued slide of the percentage of increase in sales-tax collections since July 1. They were up 7.2 per cent in July. State officials blamed most of the sales-tax decline in earlier months on lower auto sales, Henderson said he expected that was still the case, but such an analysis was the purpose of today's meeting. The conference will submit a report to Askew. Askew, meanwhile, told %a#to i e TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Two groups are making fur(her preparations for their battle over who will represent teachers in collective bargaining. The Florida United Service Association, new state affiliate of the National Education Association, announced that Louise M. Taylor, a teacher who served on the Brevard County School Board, had been named government relations coordina. tar, The Florida Education Association, which was booted out of the NEA, said It was renewing attempts at unity with the Florida American Federation of Teachers, cutting down the vying for collective bargaining rights to two instead of three groups. But Mrs. Taylor denied there was even a battle. "As we show we can produce statewide, and after the results of the next legislature, there will be no question that teachers will affiliate with our organization," she said, "Those who believe In being professional teachers and staying In the classroom already are affiliating," with FUSA, ??h. Taylor said. She said 26,600 teachers had joined the new organization, and that none of them are allowed membership in the FEA. FEA has 30,000 members who can belong to any other organization they want to, said Peter Boesp(lug, organization spokesman. Florida has 70,000 teachers. Mrs. Taylor said her main role would be to help local associations develop programs and present them to the legislature. The programs include teaching conditions, consumer protection, election reform and revision of the collective bargaining law for public employes, effective Jan. 1, she said. Tax Relief Bills F In House TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Proposals to give homeowners and renters some relief from property and municipal utility taxes have been filed in the state house. House Speaker-designate Don Tucker, D-Tallahassee, told the Tampa Chamber of Commerce in a speech Thursday that the two measures are options to tie considered by the 1975 legislature House Finance and Tax Chairman Carl Ogden, D-Jacksonville, was listed as the bills' sponsor. Utility-tax relief was a main campaign plank in Coy. Reubin Mke"s re-election bit] this fall. One of the bills would exempt the first $30 of the base charge of a household's iiionthly eke. triciil bill from the 10 per cent municipal utilities tax and have the state pay cities for lost rev. enue. - This "circuit-breaker" approach property tax relief proposed by former Sen. Richard Pettigrew, 1)-MIami, to ,, ,,. , Southern leaders at a growth conference in Atlanta Thursday that state governments are (acing problems because of "a rapidly deteriorating economic situation," "There is much we can do to fight inflation starting with our own budgets and operation of state agencies," Askew said. He said governments should help the economy and beleaguered building industry In par. ticular by speeding up construction. Awn wok somb, m - The other would limit property taxes to 5 per cent of U'. owner's gross income. Each household, upon filing an application to the state along with a COPY of federal income tax returns, would be repaid for tax payments over 5 per cent of gro income Incoe up to $200. i i • w Llown; tiiecis rroDeL1. rvenue flAil.. — - \U I 114111 111114P1111 Red Tide Hits Bay Waters eceive e$16*95I C J'u't FLORIDA IN BRIEF Charged To Son . Friday, Nov. 15, 1974-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 'CHARGE IT' at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ooen Sunday 12:30.5:30 n.m. n n ey �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 15, 1974—HA WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Is Friday, Nov. 15,1974-10 Over DEAR ABBY f% 2,700 people An, Florida it 61 ILFL1 I Y!dNIX GardenGate Ti), Visit Kapok t1 f:;. I a I I ti i iTTflT! As Tree Score.Keeping ¼ From January to April you State Road 593, it's easy to find. The tree is huge-46 feet around Javanese Kapok. pith pink taons in IndonesiA. when you are spraying the might find an opportunity to As ninny as 3,000 people have the base, 135 Feet high, with a blossoms, which produces the you can grow vegetables aphids on tender new growth or By ABIGAIl. VAN BIREN visit Clearwater's famous visited it in a single day. At limb spread of 150 feet. vegetables Kapok fibre used In pillows, whever weeds will grow. This annuals and Kapok tree while it is in bloom, blooming time, great salmon. flit' story is that seven seeds upholstry, and life preservers. immeans fertile soil that is easily recently planted watch out for advised the Central Circle of red Flowers spread in a display were brought from Brazil by Botanists estimate there are 54 worked, but not low wet ground. ladybugs and skip them as you DEAR :\I3B\': lam 44 and Louie imy husband) is 49. 1 work Sanford Garden Clubs. A mile that can be seen for miles, and medical missionaries in 1888. different varieties of kapok Our Florida sand can be made take ahn at the aphids. in a laundry ten hours a day, and when night time comes I need north of Highway 60 and a few carpet the ground with as many Only two germinated. One was growing throughtout the world, palatable to vegetable crops by rest Louie still acts like a teen-ager when it comes to sex. lie t,imles east of Clearwater on as 25 bushels of blooms a day. this tree, and the other a some of th If you can't identify aphids em in huge plan. the generous addition of can t get enough, organic materials such as for sure, take a hand On cokends if w e go for a drive in the country, Louie starts humus or compost. It is Im. magnifying glL'Is and look for •'.: -. • . looking for an abandoned farmhouse ora secluded road. When we pear-shaped rather portant to plant things your fat go for a walk In th e woods. LoWe looks for some bushes for us to 'Y' ' es n'oving about on six family will and not more than creat ur • • crawl under. (We were nearly caught several times.) will eat. IF vegetables are legs. They riviy be black, pink, I got so tired of being hounded for sex, I made Louie ask our . ! planted a few at a time at in- red or yellow, but our most lanuly doctor tu' much sex was normal for people our age. The the planting recent inIestaton was patent tervals during doe said three times a week was normal, so now Louis keeps a harvest comes in black. A mature ladybug can se aso n, the retord lf it 's less than three times aek he says I owe h1n) and '' _•,#i — successie amounts rather than eat 50 aphkL a day, and her he adds- it on to the next week dfld contact are better all at once I am falling behind, and dread the thought of going on a -z g s ea' , aphid.0 than yours lath bu tzn trip cith t nn .\nv More than 2,700 people, and 42 banks, have now taken one name Flagship. It's a new name for one of Florida's largest, strongest banking families. .. . • • . . ' .. 'i - . • , A family - which, over the years, has been helping thl-OLIghOUt the State — there's a Flagship Bank families like yours. (Some of our banks have been doing business almost seventy years.) Wherever you are — in 42 locations .-— - I . - . --. .• ---r--------- to help you. Try us. You'll find we're living up to our motto: "Flagship leads the vay' , • _______ , _______________ - -A fta ' , DI AR TIfF I) The time for sex Is when 110111 partnersart . agreeable IMuIC shouldn't feel that he's entitled to a cerLiu, number of encounters and von shouldn't be made to feel that ou -o% e- it to him. Tell him to quit kttpin c'rr ou 'II tell him —= --- - -- .' - . when oure reads. DEAR ABBY 11eae tell me hat to do ith a 10year.tld l'y thntssuchaccardheletse%er% kid in the neighborh isome 1unger and smaller than he is i pick on him and boss him around. lie won't stand up for his rights. In fact, he will run away front aflght rather than try 10 defend himself. My husband and I have scolded him and even punished him, but it ~asn'l done any good. flow can we get him to change? lles not stiipmd fie loves sport.s except boxing and wrestling (r ,in soniv md.s born to run from it fight' . - -..- -- - - . ______________ .— . - • ______ .•- . A•, = - - -- --'--- a- -. ASHAMED [)I:AR AShAMED: What's so great about exchanging punches' There Is lot lobe said for avoiding physical combat, so don't scold or punish your son if he chooses to go the nonviolent route. TOP GARDEN IS SELECTED rom ised DEAR ABBY: This is for "DOOMED", who wanted a big wedding but didn't know if his parents should help her parents foot the bill because of tradition. I am getting married next month, and when my fiance and I became engaged, his parents offered to split the bills straight down the middle. They figured that their son is also getting marri?d, and they should help pay for the wedding. This has helped my parents immensely, now we can have the big wedding we've both always dreamed of. HAPPY IN CLEVELAND DEAR HAPPY; I'm happy too. Happy that someone has had the courage to break with tradition In the interest of fairness and common sense. Maybe you'll start a new tradition. I hope so. Problems? You'll feel better it you g$ if oft your chjt, F or a personal reply. write to ABBY Box No 67OO. L.A.. Calif. 9OO6 Enciae stampeo. self -addrcmd en,reIoc,. please. For Abbys n okle.'Wttai TetnAWan$thK,"5, Silo Ab)gaflVinttj. 132LajJiyDq .Beveriy HillS. Cal O2I2 Great Shopping P Garden C At Bazaar The Garden Club of Sanford table designed for an afternoon sman's Dream" has been presents its annual Table Show tea. "The Slide of the Hand designed with all handmade and Holiday Bazaar at the Artist" invokes curiosity to the items. garden center on U.S 17-92 and decor for a refreshment table The Junior Gardeners have Fairmont Avenue, Sanford, designed for an impromptu decorated a table with the from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday affair after the game. A break. theme, "Love is Collecting through Saturday. Sandwiches, last table called 'Top 0' The Things." It is designed for a desserts, coffee and tea will be Morning" Is a cheerful way to get-together for neighborhood available for busy shoppers. start the day. The table labeled kids to show off their handmade The Table Show exhibits the 'Precious Beauty, Unpreclous cra(ts. The Junior Gardners are Garden Club members' artistic stones" is an unusually artistic children from first through I flsiir for festive enti A ll table For an imaejnative fun. sixth eriides. ---. Tlwv have visitors are invited to compare cheon. "Midnight Gypsies" and made crafts to sell and the their viewpoints with the Judges "Swing Your partner" are funds from these articles will go in their selection of the winning tables designed for gay buffets. into their own club. table. The small tables for capsule Everyone is encouraged to setting are "The especially begin Elegant their Christmas shopping Nonconformist" is the We of one provocative. "Potentate by attending the bazaar for , - The Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford has selected the home of Mr. and Mrs Jerry Ross, 600 20th St., Sanford, as its Garden of the Month. The award Is made each month by different Garden Club Circles to outstanding gardens in the Sanford area. . silc' 1st Anniversarg Pleasure" is done in Oriental unique handmade Items. The design; "Davies Locker" is for bazaar has a toy shop, wreath Sale Fri. Thru Sat a seafood supper; "Sports 0 A is Pink LadieS lunch; "Highway to the Hold Sale The biggest event of the year for the Winter Park Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will take place Nov. 22 when the Pink shop, tiandstitchery, gourmet rena" for a sportsman's and bake shop, a florist shop and with plants and terrariums and Stars" and "Day at Disney plate gardens, and a large World" can be used in many whiteelephantsaletable.There diilercnt settings. "A Craft- is no charge for admittance. for -b START TO DAY-- 1 Ladies take over Winter Park's Central Park for their annual White Elephant Sale The sale, one of the largest of its kind in the area both in quantity and quality, is the Auxiliary's primary fund-raising project. Also, the Auxiliary's Christmas Boutique is open for business. The Auxiliary room next to the gift shop LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK HUNGREX' with P.P.A. take a tiny hated cain pounds as you banish hunter! 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(includes All Three) - Pete Sean Bill Lee Art iur Evans Rogers Code BelktvilIo Geiger Oviedo TURKEY & DRESSING SHAM • Fresh Garden Salad • Candied Yams Corn • Green Beans • Harvard Beets Cranberry Sauce • Pumpkin Pie ______ ___ llrantley Oviedo Oak Ridge Oviedo Seabreeze SeLrceze _____ _______ Oak Ridge Tavares JV at LAKE HOWELL Howell Tavares Virginia Teach at FLORIDA STATE I'SIJ ISU Oak Ridge - 4oweii FSU FLORIDA at Kcntucks _______________________________________________ 1. _____________ __________________________________ • ALABAMA at Miami Kentt:cky Kentucky Florida ________________________________________________________ Alabama Served Every $425 , SEAFOOD PLATTER CL Oviedo Oviedo Seminole Senbre Oak Ridge Oak Ridge Howell Tavares FSU FSU MONDAY Alabama , NI'!. F'ooth.all 9 P.M. t9, 10, 40) Chiefs vs. Bronc. -. AM. (10) Pittsburgh vs. Notre Dante. Florida Alabama A!atXi(1I1 Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame NAVY at Georgia Tech. 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PP PA Area Standings OVIEDO 5.3 lAKE BRANTLEY 54 Rams LAKE UOWEU. 34 - - --- --_- _ ' ' , ' ' . , SEMINOLE 11 - iç- -; iJ• j s Chc,o I Dc'rt — , Per f"ta (3 1 ~ 1176 20 10TH — Singles, S pec 7: Men chal 1700 410 360 2 1401 _________________________________________________ Saints — WFL Standings KF lor Ida Chr$ott, Phlldeiphia S Jacksonvii . - -"= '- ----. - 13 6 0 694 392 256 10 tO 0 $00 147 350 7 I) 0 35i) A46 600 I 13 0 071 ;Cl? 35.8 western Division 9 II 0 453 lv) U) So Calilornial) 6 0 651 ? 4 1 3 4 0 786 251 3 $9 H4wIlâ5 9 11 0 .450 All 127 Portland 77 375 264 428 ShrP'vep't Central Division 7 12 I 375 )v 415 S Remainder 04 1914 schedule x Memphis 17 3 0 -ISO 629 365 Suspended Birm(ngam IS S 0 750 500 311 IClinChCd d.)sIon title .-_-- -'-- ' Perfect (21) 59090 SEVENTH Doubles, Spec 7: Negui Leniz 14.00 9.00 900 2 Urza Arena 7.80 640 1 Eddy.Yza 320 3 QunI4a it 2) 537.00 Perfecta (2 1) 5115.80 EIGHTH — Doubles, Spec 7; ?ermin Agulrre 940 SIC 310 5 Domingo Latrr. 11 60 440 1 AIv MIguel S 4 7 QuInleli liSt $iC 20 Per-ft (5 1) 557 60 NINTH — Singles. Spec 7: Zaire 1160 iCC 440 3 Aipi 700 640 1 Miguel 5.70 2 Qulniela (1-3) 53160 Mu 410 140 7 FOURTH — Doubles, Spec 7: Fermin 3.60 S Plequl Perez 1670 $40 460 3 Qu(nja (77) $47W Men(P.a II Zarre 1060 1.40 I Per f ecta (7 7) $12210 Larri Ally 6.00 4 Dal Do le I) 2) $17510 Quiniela (3$) SUIO 11TH Doubles, Spec 7: rfpt I) 5) %16 SO P4nq, Rarrc 2520 7 70 7 43 5 Dal Dc.bIe 5135 30 Domingo ArOi $60 310 2 FIFTH Doubles, Spec 7: S.antl Altu 1 10 7 Chucho Tam 1320 620 460 I QuinIela 12$) 13$ 4) Domingo Ramon 9 80 7.00 4 Perfecta 1$ 7) $17660 Fermin Mugt,er:a 12TH — Doubles, Spec 7: Qulniela (II) 553 $0 Sanli Agurre It $0 7.80 580 I Pertecta $13360 Sala Miguel 6 60 160 SIXTH Doubl et, Spec 7: Chucô L.arre PIeOui Miguel 1010 1.2) 400 2 Cu,nieia (1 31 $17.10 Alava Sanchez 5 10 $.70 .1 Ptrf,f (1 3) 5)75 40 Erra Zaire *60 6 fl 0 (78 with I)) 51.377 60 Qonitla (7 1) W to A 79i - ianl - — T1IUItSDAV _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Results — Notre Dame Highlights P-30 Florida _Alabama — Jai Alai — Purdue knand LOUNG 16 HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX PH. fl-f 9)0 SANFORD " Eastern Divttion 41 1 Ai t2 _______________________________________________________________________________ ________________ 1iIitei' Friday To Choose From 5 Pitt at NOTRE DAME. CHILDREN $19 I"lorlda Highlights 11:30 P.M. _ A ADULTS ' Championship W restling 2:30 THIRD — Doubles. Spec 7: P.M,9t Cowboys vs. Redskins. Cacho Beitla 1520 680 340 3 S20 300 4 J2rk Pardee: Football 7 P.M. Aidana Arans Urfa Sanchez 3 00 2 (9) OVIMielii (34) $5760 Councilman ________________________________________ -________ _Seminole SOAK RIDGE at Lyman AND ROAST BEEF . College Football '742 P.M. (26, 40 1 J __ • / _______________________________________ COMBINATION PLATTER 1 P.M. (2, 8, 20) Bills vs. Do lphins. NV!. Football 1 P.M. (6, 11, 13) Cardinals vs. Eagles. - _______________________________________ SEMINOLE PLAZA comlgnatlon . 9.....- lOt . . ,, I)aine. florida Highlights 12noon (2,8) College Football '74 12 noon (9. ta Cornsus Pick In Bold Print $011 D11119 -Hwy ly t3 SEAFOOD ' - " . LOUNGE-PACKAGE STORE Corner of Commercial £ Palmetto UMNO -. XOREBOARD (40) Pittsburgh vs. Notre Iui I poll .. on -- ..-. CLUB - 63L3;es Guest Forecast Downtown Sanford Caisi4b,y,pta NotreDame HIghlights 10 A.M. 135) Pittsburg vs. Notre Dame. Noire Dame HIghlights 10.30 A.M. 1201 Pittsburgh vs. Notre Dame. Notre Dame lllghlightsllA,M, ., rniuitts -• Uf SUNDAY Forecast Standings - = ',1 r - SHAPPY HOUR FREE HORS D'OEUVRES SERVED DAILY .ENTERTAINMENr BY MIAMI THURS.. FRI. SAT Newly Remodeled With Side Door En. trance For Your Convenience — finds Maryland a pearl in the Oyster Bowl. Houston 38, Memphis State 77: Bubba McGaUion has solved the Cougars' quarterback woes. Arizona State 35, North Caro[ma State 31: Defense? What's that? Oklahoma State 24, Colorado daredevil Wrestling 7 P.M. 144) Unescorfed c Ladles Drinks 50 PACKAGE STORE ' flWCOtt l';,M Ilr),IIPM Ii 1015PM ate TV "' - IL Ajthq,,t, ______ Ohio . = SEMINOLE'S BENNY MILLS Sonny Collins were available it 17: Cowboys fiesta en route to :' th the Fiesta Bowl. might have a different Click! Second Upset Special ... CmCalifornia 35, Washington tate 21: How about matching sage — as if he didn't already Nation's second longest unbeat- week's loss to SMU and las t ( and Oklahoma In the Proknow It — that hayes still was en streak comes to an end at 21 'ear's loss to Rice were bad batlon Bowl? Aggie jokes. fuming over Saturday's con- games. Baylor 24, Texas Tech 21: troversial16-131osto Michigan Oklahoma 34, Kansas 7: Maryla nd 30, Duke 15: Duke Bear fever has got us, too. Sta te. Sooners want to hold that No. I "I wish Michigan State hadn't ranking, but they better not be beaten them," Commings said, looking ahead to Nebraska. "The Buckeyes have todoa job Notre Dame 27, Pitt 14: Irish on us th is week for their game remember how Tony Dorsett Sports with Michigan to mean ranwildagainstthemlastyear. anything. We've got to be Alabama 35, Miami, Fla, 0: SATURDAY CBS Sports Spectacular 4:30 prepared to m ee t a very angry Crimson Tide hasn't allowed a CoHege Football i45 P.M. (9, P.M. (6, 11, 13) Brunswick football team," touchdown in three games. Wor ld Open bowling. 10, , 40) And a very angry coach. Ohio Michigan 2S, Purdue 7: Bring Sports '70s 4 P.M. (24) Wide World of Sports 5 P.M. (9, ... - Check Our Low, Low Other Selections fill C111111111 . 0 0 = 0 1r. . CLUB — — _-:.- TroWng GOD . •'t, # _______ Hal NIGHT - '— '- ALSO— =V -. SHERATON HOTELS 6. MOTOR IP4S.- 0RLOW$DE LUNCH Brand Program , '. . Sw~ffin Prices, I - New Fliglit . . BEFORE MON., NOV. 25 - nst NEW YORK (AP) — Woody Inst week's score was 47 Nebraska 41, Kan&as State 6: hayes, gracious as ever, was right — including the Upset Bring on Oklahoma! the telephone guest at Iowa's Special — Georgia over Florida Aun 17, Georgia 14: Bring weekly Tuesday press luncheon — 18 wrong and one tie for .723. on Alabama! hosted by Coach Bob Corn- For the season, the scoreboard mings. reads 581-162-15.—.721. Southern California 42,, Wash. The Ohio State coach was Upset Special of the Week ... ington 14: Trojans pick up brief ... and to the point. Indiana 21, Michigan St-ate 20. where Cal left off, "This is Coach Hayes and I Spartans have now here to go Florida 21, Kentucky 14: If have a statement — we'll be but down alter that thriller With - Bill In the Lamofightep Lounge To introd uce HIvt.11 = I 4 THr GoLDN INTRODUCTORY Our ai FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 323.4080 _____________________ ____ SEE ALEX KARRAS AS Roast Tom Turkey — Chestnut Dressing Giblet Gravy— Fresh Cranberry Sauce Mashed Yellow Turnips — Creamed Pearl Onions Candied Sweet Potatoes — Whipped Potato Green Peas Au.Beurre Tossed Salad — French Dressing Hot Rolls & Butter Pumpkin Pie ........ 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South Big Tree, Longwood 14 — — 19 AND lINES? SItU HOUSE U61C [1[]S1 MADU .' 8 — — 40 ome RN • — — — — — — 12 — . .. __ DANCING 9 P.M. 2A.M. EVERY TUES., THURS., FRI.. SAT. "COUNTRY-WESTERN MUSIC" Answer toPrev,ouspuzzle - Lyman? ________ Lunch Served 11 a. .2 P. . Mon. . F ri, ' . Moore 5 6 7 — —— One; ______ -_- Cocktail Hour 5p.m. .7 P.m. SOc Well Drinks ______ ____ _____ Is _____ Sonny Helms & The Helmsmen (24) Bergman Film (ii) Movie 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) 4" g as Lyman laces an impossible the best team inthecounty,and which they scored their first Henry Stanley and Dan since the game marks both with Homecoming activities at LAKE BIIANTLEY AT task against powerful Oak Seminole actually being the points In three games. Of the Anguilli. Ilomeconilng and dedication of halftime. three Seminole County Ridge; Lake Brantley and favorite in a Homecoming and OVIEDO The Greyhounds have the games on tap tonight, each Oviedo me Lions dropped to their the new stadium. Al though square off with the Stadium Dedication game taks of facing not only a present DAYTONA SEABREEZE AT record Claude Woodruff's club is last week contest has different meaning winner probably emerging as against a weak Daytona TONIGIrrGAMFs SEMINOLE powerful Oak Ridge tonight, but Titusville Astronaut remaineJ currently 1 after losing to OAK RIDGE AT LYMAN ALL GAMES 8 P.M. Seabreeze team, must face the equally talented un be aten in a close game. As 14111a0 last wk, their o Winter Park next wee k in its t he y have all season, the Lions P°rnts have an even worse OAK RIDGE at LYAMN season Finale, have been depending on their record of 07.l. • Seabreez.e tied Father Lopez I.AKEBRANTLEYaI(JVIED() durable tailback Clennie .. Lyman Head Coach Dick ____ In the opener, then lost four No doubt the most interesting Patterson, who has scored Copeland is friends with Paul and most important game of th e points, placing him in second straight wi th out scoring a point. Adams, who happens to work in I flight, as the winner emerges place in the Central Florida The loss to Deland last week 'a a similiar capacity at Oak with scoring race, was marked by a last quarter the be 11 OPT st record fl p Ridge but unfortunately for th A win would 100 yard interception by assure the Lions e county and a possible berth In Greyhounds coach, 5S0fl in DeLand to beat Seabreeze. that the first annual Rotary Bowl at their first winning L 1111 so 4L •1 — _ relationship will be internipted the 1uin Field, Satellite gave them their several years, to but t he y can't J P •s-&uDec. 6. at kickoff as the timighty w orst defeat, a 47.0 romping . finish ith orse than a .. l.tti tc;inis have cefflpilt'd -( l'ioriccr. o about their 4 recently. Although Seabreeze is Brantley record. A in For the Patriots S records to date, with MOW— business in quest of the state ,\ would definitely put them In the a 4.A school, they do ha ve a 4. finishing with Seminole in two ' AL A title. Personnel problem, as their weeks while Oviedo travels to l(otart Bowl, since they are After their narrow escape New Smyrna Beach for its already high on the selection split end is now playing (011Ililittee list. quarterbac:, as their regular over Winter Park last wetk the season finale. signal caller broke his leg. pioneers may be down against The Patriots take the field Brantley's Ilise is in 19th With Lyman, who have been with a two game winning place with 60 points, in the other a win tonight and anweak ten next week la struggling with a 5 record to streak. They could be scoring parade. Daytona Mainland, be fore date. But don't count on it as a considered slight favorites with closing with Lake Brantley, — in tonight would clinch the their balance offense featuring DAYTONA SEABREEZE Seminole does have a chance to Metro title for Oak Ridge. the running of Hart Buchanan at SEMINOLE salvage a somewhat disap.. Lyman comes off a big win and Tom use and the running pointing season. Dedication against Seminole last week, in and passing of quarterbacks Seminole would love a victory ceremonies begin 7:30 p.m. . I f" Bi HeraIdSportsIdjtor A _____ — In BYPETEROGER,S - ______ _______ 1 2 Li ons —.- _ WL. ACROSS pronoun 401armers lLJaedin r :L1l organiL.tbon gardening P JU•I41IL cIarm 42M$stak3 Implements 44 Ordinance lab.) 9 from barn 4SSo(Scoi.) C Bird of loon 12 Haw ing GA ETt :L family A T 1 implement 49 Where hens 13 Loaded lay eggs r r 'r IINative 53 Soak flax mineral 1SGkietter $lMoral oolroom SI Before 31 Places 16 Le*%en lab.) 34 Southern Needed for SOAdiective l7 lHaremroom state fann 7 Damp Parvenu machinery OoPartofa Goes near, 39 Large plant 1lDye stealthily 1Ivening 41 Welcome, 2O Kind of 9 Poultry pen 43 IpDet.) orchard to (Sp flStreetsab) I3ights(abi 46 Show 63 Sacred(Sp.) IID 24 Piece out isiajt~ 64 Pac&flc pleasure 2$ Sleeping 47 Lea Standard 19 Devotee 4lSumme, catyier 21 Vigorlslang (Fr.) 2$ Mountain DOWN 23 Planted 50 ooze trees birth 5 Very (Fri 3lAttheageof 1Cropgron 24ofLarge prey 52 Dispatched fair beer is Penetrating 53 A fternoon i3flenproduct making taste Pa rt S5lhird letter 2 Hops' kiln 26Sage 34 Profits 3 Bombyx 77 Girl's name 57 International Split pulse 4SOWS 5$ Reverberate bu,ine fi rm 39 Demonstrative SSpeciaI 30 Clow tabi ________ MflIUUflCSta' P atri ots, Movies Farm On the 9.10 ABC THE SIX MI WON APES "The Interrogation" DOLLAR MAN "The Midas Gan comes to the rescue of Touch" Steve Austin's boss. the Imprisoned Burke, who is Oscar Goldman, is suspected of un d ergo i ng th e agony of trying to smuggle $25 million bruising brainwashing. The gold out of the country. experiment is being performed Actually, the culprit is mining by a woman chimpanzee bureau official, who also scientist played by Beverly happens to be Oscar's old Garland. Galen's parents friend, While Investigating reluctantly help their son and goodmine site, Steve is trapped Virdon reach Burke. In ABC SANFORD AND S-9 ABC KUNG FU "Ordeal SON "Julie and Sister and Love" PART I Barbara Nephew" Anti-Puerto Rican Seagull, David Carradine's love Fred finds himself fighting for in real life, guest stars in a the underdog tonight. Julio, the segment byCarradine. Puerto Rican neighbor, is She plays a nun in M twoturned down at first when he parter, which Is a flashback to asks the Sanfords to shelter his Caine's days in China. A nephew and niece temporarily, warlord, with designs on the But w he n Fred learns the nun, devastates a temple but nephew Is about to be put back a Caine manages to rescue her. grade in school because of his However, Master Po Is cap. faltering English. Fred lured and Caine, who was in becomes indignant, and takes tr ining to a ShaO on the school board In priest at the ti me, sets out to ideological and sociological rescue him. combat. lu-il ABC KOLCUAK: THE Friday, Nov. 15, 1974-1 B - (6) Mary Tyler a 777) (1i1.NaI, . EVFNING 7:00 (2) Last Of The Wild (6) Hee Haw (I) Great Adventures (24) Action Preview (35) Department "5" ( 44) Wrestling 7:30 (2) Untamed World (9) Name That Tune (24) Music 01 Harry Partch 8:00 (2. 8) Emergency (6) All In The Family (9) Movie (24) Evening At Symphony (35) Scream Theatre (44) Bold Ones 8:30 (6) Paul Sa nd In Friends & lovers 9:00 (2. 8) Movie 11:00 (6, 9) News (35) Thr' Prisc:r (44) NIght Gallery 11:30 (2) Rock Concert (6, 9) Movie (I) News (44) Rock Concert 12:00 (2) Rock Concert (I) It Takes A Thief 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:30 (2) Thriller (9) All Night Board (24) Sports '70's 4:30 (6) Bowling Championship 5:00 (2) The Cay (a) Mel Thus (9) Wide World Of Sports (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (8) Here And There (35) Outdoors 6:00 (2.6,8) News (24) Washing'on Week (35) Bobby Goldsboro Show (44) Untouchables 6:30 (2) Topic (6, 13) News (9) Lawrence Welk G C I LH E VR E E 0 PERHVB AZB0 F NS0CAVN iv 2:00 (2) High Chapparal (6) Famous Classic Tales (8) Movie (24) Electric Company (35) Movie (44) Movie 2:30 (24) Vibrations Encor e 3: 00 (2) Nashville Music (6) Hogan's Heroes (24) America 330 (2) Movie (6) Black Experience (24) The Way It Was (35) Mnvie 4:00 (6) Sounding 12:00 (2) .ietsons (6) Archie (8) Information Eight (9) Invaders (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) Fat Albert And Cosby Kids (24) Villa Alegre 1:00 (2, 0) Soul Train (6) Children's Film Festival (9) High School Football Roundup (13) Movie (24) Sesame Street (35) Quaiter Midget Racing (44) Combat 1:30 (0) Categorically Speaking (9) NCAA Foo tball (35) Cesar's World Evening Herald, SanfordFJ, (24) Wall Street Week (33) Pop Goes The Country (13) Movie (24) Vibrations Enc or e (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2,8) Pink Panther (6) Harlem Globe Trotters (91 Super Friends (24) Cart'ascolendas (44) Lost In Space 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers (8) Wonderful World (24) Zoom (35) Celebrity Tennis Shares 9:00 (2. 1) Emergency Plus Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong Phooey (24) Sesame Street 9:30 (7.8) Run Joe Run 6 Partridge Family 2000 AD (9) New Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 10:00 (2, 8) Land Of The Lost (6) Valley Of The Dinosaurs (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour 10:30 (2,8) Slgmound And Sea Monsters (6) Shazam (') Krong: 70,000 B. C. SPORTS Friday, Nov. 15,1974-12A 10:00 (2. 8) FRIDAY (9) I Lfrf''.—.4; 10 Ps 4 -17 ".4 zl �..-._..._..:..----28-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Nov. 15, 1974 -- I Lake Howell, Romps 73-0 tI U II II 1 11 II Yl t 1 11 II Y Padres in Yuma ' - SAN DIEGO AP) - The San IYego Padres plan to hold spring training In Vuma, Mix., fQr the seventh straight year, says Peter Bavasi, general manager of the National League baseball team. The workouts begIn March 5 and will end April 6. In 12 "home" exhibitions In 'iuma, they will host the Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Indians, Milwaukee Brewers, Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, California Angels and the Hawaii Islanders, San Diego's farm team in the Pacific Coast League. - — - / t _____ '7 . f - - i .,g ______ - - ji •'- ' r ' • - - .. Racing Honor t - ,'( '' _ COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP) Roy Shudt, 70-year-old deaii of standard-bred race track announcers, Is the 1974 winner of the U.S. Harness Writers Association's Proximity Achievement Award. The writers annually vote the honor to an Individual, rtup er r',.inhiitin Heh 1uL hepec1 further harne racing. Allen J. Finkelson, president of the writers, said udt will be honored Sunday, Dec. 8, in Ellenvile, N.Y. udt, a Ttoy, N.Y., native, has called the races at Saratoga In New York, Brandywlne in Delaware and at Hollywood Park, Lcs Alamaos and Bay Meadows, all In California. .irnther first down with a carry of five, Don Andriano scampered the remaining l2yardsto put the Hawks ahead for good. Jun lri!'-?ard's I'A'l'. was perfect, then the Bulldogs fumbled the ensuing kickoff and the Hawks went back to Tavares runner Darren Shlppy, 17, felt ground all evening as howell's Tony Cacciapuoti 53, and Donnie Barton 41 stop play. (Herald photos by Carl Geiger) • WINDSOR, Ont. (AP) The International Hockey League has handed Saginaw Gears star right wing Dennis Desrosler a six-game suspension for attempting to injure an opponent In last Saturday night's game with Kalamazoo. IHL Commissioner Bill Beagen benched Desrosier Thursday for a game penalty handed out when he deliberately speared a Kalamazoo player. Gears Coach Don Perry said the penalty Is a f&r one. Desrosier, last season's leading scorer for Saginaw with 60 goals, has already sat out two games. He will return to the roster Nov. 22 in Dayton. — KC Names Busby KANSAS CITY(AP)—Ste%'e Busby, who hurled a nohitter en route to a club record 22 vIctories this past season, has been named Pitcher of the Year by the Kansas City chapter of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. Busby, a 25-year-old right-bander, will receive the award at the Kansas City Baseball Awards Dinner Jan. 26. Busby became the first pitcher ever to throw nohitters in each of his first two major league seasons when he accomplished the feat for the second time June 19,1974 against Milwaukee. His first no-bitter caine AprIl 17, 1973 against Detroit. ' -. - ,4 - - - L - - . - ---. - . -.-.. __...' I - - .. . . I. - . - \ ' . 1' ' - \ LI-f - Weber fumble recovery in - ---- . return (kIck failed) chrrri. 1 run (Prtchrd LM _____ k _____ -- , Marentel 33 run (Pritchard kick) LH — Dixon 6 run (Pritchard TEA G UE 'S TOUGH ..--- Gins Williams and . - - .- - P - ... - 7 i - — -' . - :.-j;"I ' - ,• ' .. -- Andrews In Semis :—' ,. .- - . . -iI - .' .- ., - i - - - __d. 4 i ' -. - ,,.-. F' . -_,e FamillarScene Keep Your WHATCHA MACALL IT Warm With A BOMBAY, India -American John Andrews reached the semifinals of the $50000 Grand Prix Tennis Tour. nainent with a 74,6-2 upset over Spain's Manuel Santana. - - PLA YERS RABAT, MOROCCO - American Billy Casper led the 585,000 International Grand Prix Tourna2nent by one stroke with a 36-hole total of HO. PROM OTED j Water FICTITIOUS t-dAf,IE Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 7 East Zoning Ordinance as it Pertains tc Highway 436. Altamonte Spr,rwjs front yard Setback requirement; in Seminole County,FIOidaunØer l',e MR I Zoned District in half of fictitious name of SEMINOLE Lot I, 61k 12 Ti. 10 E R.East Tratforcis. SEAF000S, and that I intend to more specifically register said name with the Clerk of asBeing located at 1011', Holly described Ave the Circuit Court, Seminole County. B. L Perkins Florida in accord.mce with the Chairman nJ PeIarr.1tw 2? L ct O.vn.-r ?,. , i'ta District be extended so as Construction Company, inc.. a to include the landS described Florida corporation, Address: 7170 345o1 the Public Record of Seminole County. Florid.; thence Southeasterly along said Nor theasterlyboundarytpsrougha Curve concave to the Noriheas? having a radius 1)91 teet and a central angle of 1 degrees 33' 07" and a d-stance of 15711 lee? to a pnt of tangent, thence South 11 degrees M' 11"Eafor1S7$9feettnenceuortn degrees W 35" West for 211.5? feet to the begivviing. - Owne, Victor T. Smith, Incorporated. Address: Il0Circle Drive. Miitland, Florida, Acreege: 101 acres 0 The following described property being located in Hl,4itand Pines Unit No S. as shown by Plat thereof recorded in Ptat Book 15, Page 52, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida: 1. Lot 1 - Owner: Rictiard F Miion and Joariri H Mason, his wife. Address: 7 Lochmond, Fern Perk, Floridi, Acreage- '. acre , Lct 7 - Owner, Donald L. Payne and Lynda 0. Payne, his wife, Address 503 Maid-O-TPie Mist Drive, Fern Perk, Florida, Acreage: '. acre 3 Id 3 — Owner: Ralph E. Cottrill arid Bonnie CoHriII. hiS wifi, Addre 413 Maid 0 The Mist Drive, I erri Park, Florida Acreage; ' acre 1. Lot 4 — Owner: Reiold Frickel and Anne Fricket, hiS wif,, AddresS: iii Maid-O-The Mist Drive. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: 'i acre 5 Lot 6 - Owner Gary B. Hem don and Sharon D. Hqrndon, his wife, Address: l Maid 0-The Mist Drive, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: ' acre ot herein which were not described by, Fieldingwood Road. Maitland, and Included in, the Petition and Florida, Acreage: 13 acre 29. Lot 12 and 43 - Owner: New decree the Court incorporating Lake and Vista Construction Company, Inc., Howell Water Reclamation District, and that thiS Florida corporation. Address - 7470 Court grant permission for the Fieldingwood Road. Mailland, _______________________________ amendment of "The Water Florida. Acreage' 11 acre I rovsioris of the I Cfiti,',j5 fi,,me 30. North 70 feet of Lot 19 and the Management Plan" and, that the Board of Ad(ustment Statutes, To Wit: Section $65.09 Court appoint three commissioners South 5 feet Of Lot dl — Owner: ' Publith- Nov. 1971 otice Florida Statutes 195?. as provided under the provisions of Bnice W. Flower and LInda 5 DEli 92 6 Lot S -- Owner Harold M. S Aq,rec Auto Section 291 30 of Florida Statutes. Flower, hit wile. Address: 1319 Green and Bete J. Green, his wife. -Rentals, Inc 1967. as amended, to appraise Ihe Maguire Boulevard, Orlando, Address: 107 Maid-O-The Mist FICTITlOU NAME ERNEST STEUCKERT. land that may be taken arid for Florida, Acreage: 13 acre Drive, Fern Park, Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING Notice is tirreby given that I am Pres 31. North Ifert of Lot 23 arid South rights of way, holding basins or Acreage' '.acre ANDZONINGCOMMISSION (-nejaged in busnts at 101 Wymore Publith: Oct. 25. PJov. 1, e. IS, 1974 omerworkandtoassessthet,enefits feet 0$ 10$ 26- Owner: Richard 7 Lot 7 - Owner: James Otto Notice of Public Hearing Rd. Suite 704. Altamonte Springs, DEC, 153 and damages to any or all lands, F. Dowrham and Linda R. Crowl and Sandra Crowl, his wife, The Seminole County Planning ----_____ '-¶eminoIe County, Florida under the puttic highways or other property Downham, his wife, Address: 277 Addrett: 309 Maid 0 The Miit f:(titiOiiS name of SOUTH STAR and ZOflinQ CCr,irnsnn will conduct FICTITIOUS NAME whether presently within the Yarmouth Road. Fern Park, Drive, Fern Park, Ftorida, Notice iS a pubtic hearing to consider the herebtven that we are IONSUL TAt-ITS andthat I intend Distrlctashereinprayed,anduntes% Florida, Acreage - 1 3 acre Acreage- ' acre "gister said name With the Clerk Of appropriateness of the existing engaged in business at 105 East you show ause to the contrary 37 Lot 23 lessthe North 1-31 feet 5. Lot S - Owner' George W the Circuit Court Seminole County, zoning of the Wingfield Reserve First Street. Sanford, Seminole within twenty days after the Owner: Walter H. Wagner and June BantaandRobynw, Banta, hiswlfe, FlOrida in .-iccordance with the Planned Unit Development (PUD). County, Florida under the fictitious piblication of this Notice as M. Wagner, his wife, AddreSs, 213 Address: 301 Mald-O-The Mist located on the following described name of SPEED QUEEN FABRIC 0vi5ions of the Fictitious Name required by law, the prayer of Said Yarmouth Road. Fern Park. Drive, Fern Park, Florida, CARE CENTER, and property: Statutes. To Wit that we intend Section sos 09 pethion may be granted. Florida. Acreage: 1-3 acre Acreage: '4 acre to register Said name With the South 'a of SE 'a f Florida Statutes 1957 '. i B. The following described Clerk OWNERS OF RECORD OF LAND 9, Lot 9 — Owner William H of 5 - Mictarl V Damlano Section u the Circuit Court, Seminole WITHIN THE DISTRICT AND OF property being located in G'eengate Shuman and Margaret R, Shuman, Publish NOv I. 6 IS, 77, 1974 the S County, F lor,cla in accordance With All that part of the NW'4 and LAND CONTIGUOUS THERETO Estates, as thown by PIat thereof hit wife, Address: Maid 0 Tb. DEH 7 a 04 the East ' z of Section 77. lying the provisions of the Fictitious A. The following described recor in Plat Book 16, Page 17 of Mitt Drive, Fern Park. Florida, Name Statutes, To Wit East of Little Wekiva River Section property being located in English the Public Records of Seminole Acreage: '--i acre Florida Statutes 1957 The SW ' of the NE ' West of FICTITIOUSNAME Woo<ls. First Addition, as Shown by County, Florida: , 10 Lot 10- Owner - Mictsael F 5: Arthur Dwight Harper Longwood Markham Road, WeSt No'ice is hereby given that I am 1 Lot II -Owner - Anton khmidt plat thereof recorded in Pla? Book 1? Ze'tanes and Sharon M Zelanes, hiS Mikl 5 Harper engaged in business at II? Mark of SE '4 West of Longwood page 45 of the Public Records of arid Stephanie Schmidt, his wife, wile, Address: 111 MaId 0-The MiSt Publish Nov 1. 5. 15 22, 1914 Markham Road, NW of NE 'a, David BIvU, Casselberry, Seminole Address: ?O3Doverwood Road,Fern Drive, Fern Park, Florida, Seminole County. Florida DElI) North ~ of NE 'a County, Florida, under the fictitious South Of NW 1. Lot 17 -Owner: Ralph Thomas Park, Florida, Acreage: I-) acre Acreage: ' acre f '• West ' of SW NE 'iOt name of ALDEBARAN IMPORTS, 2. Lot 6 - Owner: William E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH Stone, Jr and Carmen R. Stone. hiS E The following described NW '. in Section 73 and that I intend to register Said wife, Address: 2102 Dakota Trait, Brinkman and Bonnie L. Brinkman. property JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR t of SE 'aof NW 'a,SW lies within Section 17, name with the Clerk of It-ic Circuit of North NW Maitlanct, Florir'a 32730. Acreage: ) hit wife, Address: Ill Graham SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TownShIp 21 South. Range 30 East. '.. West 7 acres of N ~ of Court. Seminole County, Florida in Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage 3 acre CIVIL ACTION NO 71 1793 CA i Begin on Southwesterly right of SW '4, South ' accordance with the provisions of North ',ot NW . 2. Lot 15- Owner, James J Duffy 1 3 acre C way of St Rd 434. 520 ft. NW ' of NW '1,50 rods North and the Fictitious Name Statutes, To 3. Lot 7 OWner: Jerry Wade and Lena 0 Dutfy. his wife. Ad In re: the Marriag, of Southeasterly of intertection of 5t end 32ofrods WI?. Section 66509 Florida Statutes South NW corner NWEast and West in JUDY S DORPION. Wife, dress 7406 Dakota Trail. Fern Park, McCalvin and Joan Lynn McCalvin, Rd. 436 and Hwy. 17-97, run Southi-a of NW a in 1951 hit wile, Address: 113 Graham wetterlyatrlghtangleeord,xoft, Florida, Acreage 1-3 acre and Section 26: 5: Mary Elizabeth Atwill 3. Lot 19 — Owner. wetter R0d, Fe-rn Park, Florida, Acreage: Southeasterlypai'alltftord,, XOfeet WALTER FREEMAN DORNON, North ~ of NE ' in Section 77; Publish- Oct 25, Nov 1.5. , Ellwood Ackerlund and Hannetore 13 acre JR., Husband Northeasterly to rd ft. Nor. All in Township7O South, Range 29 DEG 161 4. 101 3 - Owner: Howard Ackerlund, hit wife, Addreis: 210 NOTICE OF ACTION For- thwesterty along rd. 300 feet tc — -. East, lying in Seminole County, mont Haug and Dakota Catherine T. Haug, beg (lets roed)-Owner: Trail. Fern Park. Florida, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: KImzayof Florida. FICTITIOUSNAME his wife, Address: 105 Graham Florida. Inc., Address: 245 WALTER FREEMAN DORP4OPI. Acreage: 1-3 acre Park Notice is hereby given that I am TOGETHER with any and all of 4 Lot 16 — Harold 5 Road. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: Owner , - WHOSE RESIDENCE AND Avenue, New York, New York 10001, engaged in butinett at S-40 Highway Grantor's riparian rights, rights of MAILING ADDRESS Watsky and Anita Watsky, hi5 wife; I 3 acre IS: ROUTE 1 Acreage: 20 acres No. 4)4, Altamont. Springs, access, egrets ard ingress and S Lot 13 — Owner: Robe,1 I. Address:fllOover,voodRoad,Fern WAVERLY, WEST Seminole County, Florida, under the usage Of and to the Little Wekiva Noble, Ill and Marie A Noble. hIs ft East of Park, Florida, Acreage 13 acre VIRGINIA 26184 Sou?hw,'st corner of fictitious name of WILLiE AND Riverwife, Address: 116 Leon Court, Fern Northeast '. of Southwest Lot 38 — Owner. James YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED run of the greater the efficiency and benefits to the program:' sw of of said name with the Clerk of the North lineof Section 73 70S-29E, marriagehas been filed against you. Circuit Court, Seminole County, point b.ing 33 feet WeSt of theSaid NE and tt-ie Short title i IN RE: THE Florida in accordance with the corner of the NW'4 of NE'a of MARRIAGE OF .JL'DY . DOR Daniel, his wife, Address: 207 6 Lot 10- Owner, Roser Timmy ft., North 33 degrees 27' East 70039 Yarmouth Road, Winter Park, BarkerandieanA Barker,his wife, ft., South Si degrees 3' East 1)5 $1 Florida. Acreage: I) acre Address: 1)9 Graham Road, Fern ft. South 32 degrees 57 West 253,55 rmovislons of the Fictitious Name said Section 23; thence West 1019.21 NON, Petitioner, and Park. Florida, Acreage - 1-3 acre 6 Lots 1,7,3 4, 5,6. 41. 45. WALTER ft. South 57 decre-'s 3' East 300 ft, Statutes, To Wit: Section 685 09 feet along the North line of said 7 Lot 2 — Cwner William F 59. 60, 61,67 and 63. Owner: SIM KA FR EEMAN DOR NON, JR, South 32 degrees 57' West 2lO.0 ft Florida Statutes isi. Section 73 thence South 330 Wright and Arlene Wright. his wife. CORPORATION, Addressfeet: Respondent, and these presents North 63 degrees 14' West to beg S William Pizarrol thence East 990 feet to a point lying command you to appear and file Maitlend Avenue. Maitland, Florida Address: 103 Graham Road. Fern Owner: Kimzay of Florida, Inc Publith: Oct. 25. Nov I. S. IS. 1974 33 feet West Park, FlorIda. Acreage 13 acre 32751, Acreage: S acres of center of R W of your Answer or other defense or Addreu: 243 Park Avenue, New DEG 159 Longwood Markham Road. thence pleading with the • Lot 17 Owner: Raul P. Sar.tos York. New York 10001, 7. Lot 37 Owner; New Vista CIer of the Circuit Acreage; 20 North OS deg 03' S0' East 33) 29 feet Court in NOTICE TO PUBLIC Construction Company, Inc., Ad- and PatrIcIa I Santczs, his wife, and for Seminole County, acres a Notice is hereby given that a along Wly R-W of the dress: 2170 Fieldingwood Road. Address: ill Doverwo Road, Fern Longwood Florida, and serve a copy thereof 3. Begin NorTh 1 degree 19' 32" Public Hearing will be held in the Markham Road to the P08. Maitland,Florida.Acreage; 13acre Park, Florida. Acreage. I) acre Petitioner's attorney, ROGER L. West 119701 ft. of South '--. corner Further described at City Commission Room, City Hall, 9 Lot S L Lot 14-Owner: Eugene Platoll Owner, Brian xerWest of BERRY, Post Office Drawer , run North 3$ degrm 3 East Markham Woods Road and East of Sanford, Florida at 5:00 PM and Janice E. Natoli. his wife, scheval Smith and Constance Smith, 160,9fl,to St. Rd. 434, Sanford, Florida 37771, on or before Northwesterly Thursday. November 71, 1974. to Little Wekiva River: North of Delk Address: 730 Doverwood Road, Fern his wife, Address: 115 Graham on right of way to East line, Lot 1, the 25th day of November. A0 NOKOMIS, Ill. tAPt - This JoeViola,68,v:hohadownedan consider the following change and Road, containing 776 acres, ~ mile 1974, otherwise a default will be Park, Florida 37730, Acreage: 13 Road. Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: Fernwood Plaza, Southerly to beg, road frontage and one amendmentto?heZoningOrdnance 1) acre acre mile river entered against you smailcentral Illinois farm town ice cream parlor. and begin 1 degree 19' 31" West frontage of the City of Sanford Seminole 10 Lot 4 -- Owner George C Lot 20 -- Owner WITNESSmy handandsealof te James 1197051? and South 35 oegrees c couldn't afford to build a n" This public hearing wi be held in "The conununity as pretty County F tor;Ja Salaciak and Marie A Salaciak, hit Spring and Darleene M Spring. his £2" West 3)2 131? of South ' corre Clerk of the Circuit Court on this 21st Roam 703 of the Seminole County Rezoning From - MR-1. Multiple t-o,nmnunity center until it skeptkalat first," Natkes said. wife. Address 2470 Fieldingwood wife, Address. 107 Graham Road day of October, A D - 1974 run North Sldegrees 23' 22" West to Dwelling Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on (SEAL) Family Residential Road, Maitland, Florida, Acreage: Fern Park, Flida, Acreage; 1-) South line, Lot 1, Fernwood Pta:,. tapped an almost forgotten "I think they thoughlt we were District December 4. 1974. a? 7:3 P M ,or as acre I-) acre Artbur H. Beckw,th, Jr. East on South line to point North 31 resource: (he skills and Just going to come out here and To That Of: RC 1, Restricted soon thereatter at possible 11. Lot 11 10. Lot 30 and the South 1 tt f Owner- Carleton F Clerk of the Circuit Court degrees 20' 47" East of'eg, South 31 Planning and Zoning Commercial District IIIUSCICS of its senior citizens, putter around, and the money Lot 31, Owner' James Glen Bar Howell and Lavinia N Howell, his degrees 20' 41" west to beg. By Elaine RiCharde Commission That Property Described as: The nhart and Margaret M. B-arnriart. wife. Addrets 121 Graham Road. Deputy Clerk wa.s going Owiier: First at Orlando Corp. to go down the drain, "You can't just retire and sit Seminole County, Florida westerly 150 ft of Lot A, SanLanta hit wife, Address: 219 Yarmouth Fern Park, Florida. Acreage: 13 Address: P.O. Box 3*33, Orlando, ROGER L. BERRY By: J They're changed their mInds B. Williams, 3rd Section, Plat Book 13, Page 75. in a rocking chair until you Road, Fern Park, Florida 32730, acre Attorney for Petitioner Florida 3210), Acreage: .4 acres Building and Zoning Seminole County, Florida 17. Lot?)- Owner: Stephen Joe Acreage I) acre Post Office Drawer o die," says I.. E. Natkes, 78, who now." 4. Begin 926 ft. North I degree 9' Director more generally described Sanford Florida 3777) Natkes and his elderly crew asBeing 11 — Lot 50 and the South 10 feet oi Tayfor arid Sandra D. Taylor, hiS 32" West 515 13 ft. South 47 degrees talked the Nokomis Park Board located: Southeast Corner ot PublIsh. Nov 15, 1974 Publith - Oct. 25. Nov. I. I. IS, 1974 Lot 49. Owner - Ray S Cricken wife, Address: 102 Graham Road, 12' 47" East of South 1-, corner run into putting him Ifl charge of started work the Monday after Celery Avenue and Locust Avenue, DEH 91 DEG 152 berger. Address 727 Doverwood Fern Perk. Florida. Acreage: 13 South 12 degreet 47' 1$" West 425 ft., Thanksgiving last year, Sanford, Florida. building the center. North 47 degrees 12' 42" West 656 U Road. Fern Park, Florida 37730, acre FICTITIOUS NAME All parties in interest and citizens 13 Lol 14- Owner Philip A Sfl tllsnlantllng the 81-year-old NOtiCe is hereby given that I am Acreage - 13 acre It North 34 degrees 39' 1)" East NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Nantkes, a retire banker liii house that had served as the 01(1 sh,sIi have an opportunity to be CflQcjtd in business at P0 Box s. 12. -. Lot SI --- Owner Howard M. weda and Barbara Ann Shwed,a, hit 3023 ft. Southsldegreet3s' 22" East NAME STATUTE at said hearing wife. Florida, AddressIll Leon Court. Fern 39 39 ft • North 31 degree-s 20' 42" Casselberry 37707, Seminole County, Staplet and Johnnie Staples, his Park, buIlding experience nearly half community ('enter to salvage heard TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Acreage1 3 acre By order of the Planning and East 173 23 Southeasterly on cue Notice is hereby given that the Florida under the fictitious name ot wife. Address;329 Doverwood Road, .i century ago, found Zoning Commisiion of the II. Lot 15 -its lumber. 337.15 ft. South 17 degrees 12' 4' City of undersigned, pursuant to the TONY'S MOBILE HOME SERVICE Fern Park, Florida 37730. Acreage: Julian Trebes, Jr.Owner- Edward Sanford, Florida. this other retired inCfl to help him. and Juanita D. East 33534 ft South 12 degree-s 47' Now- the new center, a hand- November, 17th day of "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter & SUPPLIES, and that I intend to 1) acre 1974. Trebes. hit wife. Address lI? Leon 13 Lot 15 Owner II" West 375 ft to beg (Less part in 56509, Florida Statute, will register regiSler said name *ith the Clerk of The only one in the group with SOHIC red brick building, is Arthur H Harris Cecil E. Court, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: Fernwood Plaza) his t 3 acre *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. n the Circuit Court, Seminole County, flatlard and Jeanne S Ballard, Owner: OVI, a Chairman previous construction cxnearly done. Nantkes expects it partnership. Address P 0 Ba 7. and for Sen,inole County, Florida, Florida In accordance with the wife Address- 237 Doverwood City of Santord 15 Lot -- Owner. Charles H perience was Paul Fabulo, 67, a to be completed by Christiiias, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage dl upon receipt of proof of the provisions of the Fictitious Name Road, Fern Park, Florida 37730, Pi,snn;ng and Zoning Tate arid Danna Tate. his wife, Statutes, To Wit: Section 86509 Acreage 13 acre acres publication of this notice, the tic (onner bricklayer. The others built for less than the $25000 the Commission Address - 109 Graham Road, Fern 14. Lot 22 Owner - Charles 8cr S Begin 17299 ft. West and 65493 titious name. to wit; SWAIN Ftorlda Statutes 1937. were Fred Bauman, 83, who Park Board was able to come Publith Nov 15. 1974 Park. Florida. Acreage' 1 3 acre trand Smith and Linda Jo Smith, his ft North 42 degrees 47' 12" East of 5' .1 flax Incorporated tIOME S under which I am engaged DFH 93 16 10$ 22 Owner had been a farmer; Fred By: William L Bailey. Bobby South '.corner run North 47 degrees ...--------------fl huSiflCSS .0 407 Sweetwaler I' WIth. wife. Park. Address2507 Dakota Trail, Eugene Story and Judith A Story. 47' 12" East Pres NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Fern Florida 37730. Acreage. SCOtt., South 47 degre Johnson, 78, a mechanic; Fred 'Without us it would have Boulevard South, Longwood, his wife, Address 101 Graham 17' 47" East 707 It, South 42 degrees NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that I 3 acre 01 Publish- Nov 5. 15. '17. 29. 1974 Florida 37730 in the City heck, 75, who tta(I owned a cost $75,000. That was the by virtue of that certain Writ of Road, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: 47' 15" West 500 ft DEH 4) IS Lot 12--- Owner- Mckenzie C North 17 degrees Longwood, Florida. grain elevator; Ed Bertolino, contractor's estimate, and the Execution issued out of an'i under Pittt and Eugenia c. Ptts. his wife. 1) acre 12' 42" WeSt 70? ft. to beg. Owner: That the party interested in sad IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Address 17 Lot 12 — Owner Arthur Trident Investments Number Two, a - 226 Dcverwood Road, Fern 67, a high school principal; towii just couldn't afford it," the seal of the County Court of business enterprise is as follows FOR SEMINOLE Howard Goldstein and Fern & Seminole County. Florida. upon a COUNTY, Park, Florida, Acreage I 3 acre Maryland General Partnership, FLORIDA. Russell 1. Swain, Jr. John Schoon, 68,a (IfuggIst, IIId Niiitkt's SIIII final ludument rendered in the 16 Lot 7. 9. Lot 76 Less the North 3 Goldstein, hiS witC. Address 116 Address - The Rotunda, Suite 133, 711 Dated at Longwood, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO. 73115-B aforesaid court on the 8th day 01 feet thereof, and Lot 27 less the Leon Court, Fern Park, Florida, W 40th Street, BaltImore Maryland, In re: the Marriage of County, Florida, October 71st, 1974 Acreage: 13 acre South 75 feet theregi, end 75 33 35 Acreage- 24 acres July, A D 1974, in that certain case Publith: Oct 25, Nov. 1, I, IS. 1971 SlIER MAt-I IS lot I - Owner: Walter P entItled. Hill Lumber and Hardware DENMARK. JR -. 39,40.1), Lot l9letsthe North 70 feet 6 Begin 17799 ft West and 52794 )EG 160 PFTII1OPiF le. ANt) LEt-IA MAE Company Plaintiff, vs William thereof and leSs the South 10 feet Zo:akandShirley K Zozak.hsw,te, - -ft North 42 decrees 11' 12" East of DI t,t-,Ak b It 'I'OND[ NI UbharOt and Deiore-s Geiardl, thereof, Lot 4$ ls the SOuth 5 feet Address 101 Graham Road. Fern South ', corner, run North 47 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF NOTICE OF ACTION thereof, 52. , , 3, , 57, . Lot 31 Park, Florida. Acreage I 3 acre degrees 1? 12" WeSt IS ft. North 12 Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of PROPOSED CHANGES AND () LEt-IA MAE DENMARK 19 Lot 9 -- Owner Patrick D Execution was delivered to fliP '5 less the south 76 fee'? thereof degrees 47' 17" East 6)1 99 ft , South AMENDME NTS IN CER TA It-I R[SIDFNCE LJNiCNOWPI Donahue and Pauline T Donahue. ':tr,tf ot Seminole Co1.inty, F-lorida. U,'n-r H, Lo Corporation, in 41 degrees 12 13' East IS ft. South 42 DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES YOU ARE HEREBY 11OIIFIED 117 Graham rporated Address- 227 South h-s wife, AddresS arid I have levied upon the following degree-s 47' I?" West 500 ft. South 47 or THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF that an action for the Change of The economIc dowdown has The company is taking steps described property Owned by THF CITY OF SANFORD. Orange Avenue. Ortardo. Florida, Road. Fern Park Florida. Acreage: 3g(ee5 17' h?" .st 707 ft. South 12 Custody of DOUGLAS GREGORY 13 acre Acreage 71) acres William Gebhardt and Delores degrees 47 12' East 2131 ft. South 12 FLOR IDA. reached the central Flori(la to reduce expenditures, in the DENMAR K, a minor has been filed 20. Lot 16 Owner Ii The North 1 34 feet of Lot 73 C,cbhardt, said property being Wallace degrees 17' 17" West 131.99 ft North Notice Is hereby given Ihat a against you regon, according to one area of labor, material and locatedin Seminoledounty, Florida, and you ate required to and the South 773 feel of Lot 21 -. Carlyle Blake. Jr and Cathy J 47 degrees 124)" West 207 ft tO beg Public Hearing will be held at the serve a copy of company's third quarter report variable other costs, because of more particularly deScribed as Commission Room in the City your written Owner Charles W. Hughes and Blake. hi wife. Address. ItO — Owner Laurel Homj. Inc.. Hall in defenses to it, if any, on Carroll Dianne Ruth Hughes, hiS wife. Graham Road, Fern Park, Florida, Address P 0 Box 759. Fern Park the decline of incotiiing orders follows' the City of Sanford, FIorid1 .0 7 of sales and earnings, Burke, A'torney for Petitioner. .tiires'. 231 Yarmouth Road, Acreage 13 acre Fern One (I) 1969 lord PiCk Up Truck. Flord,, Acreage 6 acre-s o'cio(k P M tin Noveiithvr 25, 191410 Although net sales for and t- ustwiiers' deferred Tag & K 3059, Black in Color whose addreSs is 617 Santord p,'i., I luricia 37730, Acreage 13 7) Lot 2!) Owner: Charles R 7 BegIn 1 degree- 19' 32" West consider changes amt amendments Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, mre Sprague Electric Company delivery and cancellation of snd the undersignCd as Sheriff of t the Zoning Ordinance of Sheppard and H Lsvemne Sheppard, 347 71 ft arid South 47 degrees 12' 42" the City Florida, and file the original With the 15 The North) Sfeet of Lot 21 and hi5 wife, Address. 10$ Graham increased, third quarter net orders, all of which are reflect Seminole County, Florida witl at of Sanford. Florida, as follows East 573 ft Of Southwest corner of Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, the SOuth 76 feet of Lot Road, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage 25 — Owner 11.00 AM on the 9th day of Southeast '-a run South 42 decrees 11' earnings decllnedcompared to the general economic condition, December, That property located at the Seminole County, Florida, on or Robert W Hutton and I) acre Betty 1 A.D 1911, offer for sale 1!" West 12013 ft North 17 degrees southeast corner of the intersection before the 11th day of December, Hutton, his wife. Address 27 Lot 21 279 Owner. Robert B I?' 42" West 3133) ft NOrth 17 cash, to any and all existing sublect cording to a report released by it proposed to be for rezoned from MR 1 sales the Net e entered against you for the relief Florida, Acreage. I) Addreis' 106 Graham Road, Fern 47 degrees acre leins,atfheFront(West)Dooro?the I)' 42" West of beg, (Multiple-FamIly Residential demanded In the Petition. the company's affiliate Massachusetts conglomerate Seminole II Lot 71 — Owner: Philip (A Park. Florida. Acreage I) County Courthouse in Southllcsegrees)7'47' Easttob.g Dwelling) District to Rd 1 WITNESS MY hand and seal Dearborn Electronics Division, rose nine per cent, 74. Lot 19 - Owner Schul: and Roberta A. Schutier, Roy R - Owner laud Homes, Inc. from $4857 Sanford, Florida. the above (Restricted Commercial) District this the 4th clay of November, Aon 0 his wife, Address 711! Dakota Tral, Campbell and Janet R Campbell, describert personal property. Said Address 349 Hwy 1797, Fern Park I .ong wood. Said property being more par 1971 huh ion to $53 million. Hut the Fern Park, Florida Acreage 13 hiS wife. AdOrets 207 Ooverwood vehicle being Stored at Ratliff and Florida, Acreage 23 acre's ticutarly detcribed as followi Sprague Chairman, Neal W. (SEAL I Road. Fern Park, Florida. Acreage acre Sons in Sanford. Florida Further I Begin 601 lift East 01 South ', earnings (luring the same The westerly ISO feet 01 Lot A, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. to Welch attributed the decline 3 acre 20 Lot I Owner Jerome C corner run North 47 degrees I)' 42' from 90 cents information available from the Civil SanLanta 3rd Section. P613, Pg 75, of Period declined Clerk of Circ,.iil Court C. The West 172750 f9t of the JordanandAnnel Jorclan.h,C,*ife, Division ot the Seminole County the losses suffered by some West 36701ff, North 12 degrees 47' Seminole County, Florida. Seminole County, Florida ----.Northwest 'i of the' Northeast a of cents. Total sales to 47 Sheriff's Department II" East 631.99 ft. South 47 decees All parties in lntere'st anei citizens the company's affiliates, last year By; Elaine RiCharde Section 70, Townsh;p 21 South, Trial said sate is being made to shall have an opportunity to be 17' 47" East lOOft,Scxjtls 47 d.oje Dearborn was not mentioned for tht nine-month period of Deputy Clerk i Range 30 East. Stn.nole County. Satisfy the termS ot said Writ of 47' II" We-st 631 99 ft , North 17 heard at said hearing Carroll Burke o"id, Less the North 913 U feet dlrcctly, usual seasonal 1t174 stands III $1649 iiiilliori Execution. degrees I?' 12" West 31.fl ft. to beg fly order of the City Commission Attorney for Petitioner thereof and Less the following John E Potk, - Owner - Chrysler Realty Corp, Of the City of Sanford, F'orida. slowdown, and the "Inability to compared to the $144.3 mllilun 6)7 Sanford Atlantic de5cri prOperty Beginning at Sheriff AddreSs' P0 Box 715, Cape H Pd. Tamrn, Jr. Bank Building obtain the full benefit of in- the electronics components the Southwest corner of said Nor Semltle County, Florida Canaverat, Florieja 1797C, Acreage City Clerk Florida Sanford, 37771 ttiv,jt a of the Northwest ' run • (-Teased prices to offset the Ilianufacturer grossed through PUblish Nov IS, 2?, 29, Dec 6, 1974 PubliSh: Nov. Is. 74 55 acres Pubtith: Nov 5, 15, 22, 79, 1974 the personnel, - General Iii ese Ret I rees \// nc F or 1'he I r (ri111 U fl lt\' Eiecfrk - With Tavares quarteroack eight yards back in a shot-gun, I - the rest of the team woul& line up all over the field sometimes 20 yards away. The end result These Seminole High School players recently completed theIr 5-1-1 season and now are practicing was that Shippy was forced to with the varsity for the three remaining games. From left David Parker, John Causey, Aron Mills, eat the ball and throw in Charlie, Rigglns, Virgil Jenkins, Absent from picture, John Litton, Willie Ponder, Price Baker. desperation all evening. -ially designed, 18-hour course on Iran, the people and their way of life. The preparation ose responses would be fit. ting enough in the United States. But they weren't appropriati' for the newly-arrived Anwrican family who had it happen to them in Shlraz, Iran the scrappy Bulldog made outstanding stops 5a.ing the final score from being even worsethanitwas. The visitors were unable to move on the Hawk defense forcing the Bulldog Head Coach, charles Dambrose, to go into sonic of the strangest fonnation.s seen Ui years on a football field. the police' an . p7 .. j .. - -- y - - -- - A - out' ,:i ,t 11 ] A M in Ordvr to (Ofl Ocr request for a variance in the a distance of 2)51? feet to point on the Northeasterly boundary Of an easenlen? for drainage as recorded in Official Records Book 353, Page - It turned out that the landlord had fallen from a secondstory balcony the day before and had suffered only a broken nose, He attributed his good fortune to the presence of the Americans, and he sacrificed the lamb for theni to show his gratefulness. The family kept their cool and enjoyed the leg of lamb Why? Because Hughes Aircraft Co., before transferring 1ove -- Legal N tii'ik the .t-k ilit if iiltui.' shock. Hughes developed the orient. ation program after Iran awarded it a $25-million contract last AprIl to design and equip electro-optical production facility in Shiraz over the next few years. Economies and efficiency dicthlcdtheneedfortheeourse, eoiipany officials say. They had heard the business etuirn. krit of horror stories about Anit'ricans sent to the Middle East who could not cope with the unforeseen cultural differences aDd in turn soured reintions will-i the local people they worked and lived with, Says George W. Gorbel, tflaflager of foreign programs for Hughes: "The program reireiints dicUlte th have a staff of about 170 there (roll) at least two to five years. (;et angry? Call / a. Aaron Signs For Two Casper In Form lA)s ANH-;u:s APi --- Whit do you do when your landlord sacrifices a lamb in front of your apartment' tit . 4 MILWAUKEE Home run king Hank Aaron, traded from the Atlanta Braves at the end of the season to be a designated hitter, signed a two-year playing contract with the Milwaukee Brewers. / ____________________________ .g Keith G3lbrai th embrace Teague Middle School's mascot, a tiger donated by Jim Swarti of Samba', in 1a1tland. The tiger has been placed In the media center In the Forest City schoolforallthe studen toenjoy. Fa m I I ies Train 'Ic. r,ie In Iran constantly was .scen urging his 1 .- . - : -- TIGER MASCOT ____ - :' I - - - — Players Suspended -__________________________________________________ at 242) So. COUNTY. FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Address. 71$ Doverwood Road, Fern French Ave., Sanford. Seminole CIVIL County. Florida under the fictitious In is: ACTION NO. 71IS.CA.O4.A EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Park, FlorIda, Acreage: 13 acre the Marriage name of WHOLESALE TIRE C CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 2). Lol 10 — Owner: Stephen COUNTY, FLORIDA a' jameS Senterf it and Barbara M. that I intend to register Said EDNA C. JOLLY, Wife and name with the Clerk of the Circuit JEPALD CIVIL ACTION NUMBER 7l•1790. Senterfit, his wife. Address: 7fl DEAN JOLLY. Court. Seminole County. Florida in Huand CA.1A Doverwood Road. Fern Park. NOTICE OF ACTION IN RE: LAKE HOWELL WATER FLOrida. Acreage: 1 3 acre accorjance with the provisions of TO: JERALD DEAP4 JOLLY the' F lctItIou Name' Statutes, To AND RECLAMATION DISTRICT,A fl lot 11 -- Owner - Stanley D. 163 Wilbur Avenue Poltlptal Subdivision of THE STATE Galloway and Georgia R Galloway. Wit: Section 56309 Florida Statutes Lake Mary. Florida OF FLORIDA 1937. his wile, Address: 771 Doverwood YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF HEARING Road, Fern Park, Florida. Acreage; 5: Carl Vorpohl actlon for diSsolution 0$ marrIage TO THE OWNERS AND ALL 1-3 acre Publith: Nov iS. 77.79. Dcc. 6. 1971 filed against you and you PERSONS INTERESTED ltd THE 73. Lot I) - Owner: Paul Sam DEh90 arerequlredtoserveacopyo,your LANDS CORPORATE, AND mons and Louise C Sammons, his written defenses. u any, to it on OTHER PROPERTY IN AND wile,Address:fl$OoverwoodRoad, FICTITIOUS NAME Newman D. Brock, Esquire. Suite ADJACENT TO THE LAKE Fern Park. Florida. Acreage. 13 Notice is hereby given that I am 707 -616 E. Semoran Boulevard, HOWELLWATER MANAGEMENT acre engaged in business at 715 N Altamonte Springs, 74 South 7$ feel of Lot?? and th Florida, DISTRICT A K A LAKE HOWELL Casselberry, Seminole County. Petitioner's Attorney, on or before WATER AND RECLAMATION North 3 feet of If 76 - Owner: Florida under the fictitious name Of December 2nd, 1974, and file the DISTRICT, A POLITICAL SUB Richard W Bradthaw and Sandra DUN RITE TRANSMISSIO Original with the clerk of the court DIVISION OF THE STATE OF M Bradshaw.his wife, Address- 725 'ERVlCE. .itid that I intend to FLORIDA. register said name with the Clerk of either be1or Service on Peltioner's Yarmouth Road, Fern Park, You and each of you are hereby Florida, Acreage- 1 3 acre Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. attorney or Immediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be entered notIfied that 25 Lot 79- Owner Edward V ROBERT M. florida in accordance with the against you for the retief demanded RICHARDSON, KENNETH L. FRY Finuf and Mary C Fintjf. hiS wife, twovision of the Fictitious Idam in the petition, and WILLIAM i GILDART, as all Address: 221 Yarmouth Rod. Fern Statutes, To Wit: Section S6S.O WITHESS my hand and the seal of Of the membr of the Board of Park. Florida Acreage: 1-3 acre Florida Statutes 1957. this Court on the 4th day of Supervisors of Lake Howell Water 26 Lot?? -- Owner: WlItam Birch 5: Jack Greene Pdovetnber, 1974. Management District, formerly Frazier and Penny B. Frazier. hit Owner known as Lake Howell Water and wife. AddrS: 215 Yarmouth Road, Pubiiih Nov 15, 77. 7. Dcc 6, 19 1 (Seal) Artr H. Heckwth, Jr. Reclamation Ditrlct, has Ited n Fern Park Florida, Acreage: 13 ;1 H 91 Clerk of Circu;i Court the offIce of the Circuit Court of acre By: Lillian 1. Jnkint Seminole County, Florida, a petition V Lot ii - Owner: Jerry Lee Van NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Deputy Clerk praying said Court tor pefmiss,on Gundy and Gail Marie Van Gundy, Notice is hereoy given Ihat the Publlh: Nov 3, 15, 77, 79, 1971 to. after proper notice and bIic his wife, Address: 2)1 Yarmouth Board of Adjustment of the Cay 0 DEH 45 hearIng thereon as 11* boundary Road. Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: canford will hold a Special meeling line's of jid ri November 77 1974 in Lake HoelI 1 3 MrC the City - Iailed tackle for 12 yards and Lake ANAHEIM (AP) It's been eaLs, Including a blocked with 14 points in the final quar- after Strock booted a 28-yard Howell's second T.D, a season of difficulties for the punt to set up the winning field ter. field goal to open the Florida The Hawks Head Coach Torn World Football League in Its goal with four seconds to play, Southern California tied the scoring, the second a four-yard Ruby attempted to keep the first year. Just ask the Florida the Blazers closed out the regu- score on a desperation play toss In the second quarter. score down as he had his second Blazers. lar scheduled with a 27-24 victo- with 2:29 left in the game, On Florida's Tommy Reamon and third string In most of the ry over Southern California fourth down the Blazer 26-yard captured the WFL rushing title remainder of the lop-sided Money troubles have afflicted national the new league and with one of night. television Thursday line, with 24 yards needed for a running 68 yards to complete contest, Hut even this failed as first down, Sun quarterback the 20-game regular schedule the Bulldogs proved as inept the conference s most publi"Fm very proud of this Tony Adams hit Keith lknson with 1,576 yards. cued problems, Blazer players team," against the freshmen as they said Florida Coach with a touchdown pass. have not been paid in ii weeks. did against the varsity. KernIt John.sn scored ir a Jack Pardee. But Sheats Intercepted In addition to muon and But with a promise of new "No one really knows the ad- Adams' pass on the action point s Adriano, Hawks touchdowns IIOCI owners and new money, the '.ersity we have overcome. All try and kept the game tIed 24. ished the season with 1,008 Were scored by John Flores, players decided to travel west year long we've had to react in 24. yards, becoming the ov sixth back Robin Cleberg, James Yleber, for the final game of the WFL S The Blazers ended the regu- m the league to go 000 Schrenk, Richard F cnn, tight situations and tonight was regular season, a meeting belar season 14.6. Southern Call. 'yards Richard Arnold, and Tony " tween the Eastern Division no CJ ren," fornia fInished 13.7. Cacclapuoti, champion Blazers and the The Blazers' only score In the Florida got two touchdowns Both teams are playoff Darren Shippy was the one Southern Caufornia Sun, the second half was Dave Strock's on passes by Bob Davis to bound, The Sun hosts Hawaii bright spot of the night for the winner In thc Western Division. 25-yard field goal to win the rookie tight end Greg Latta, next Thursday night and Flori. otherwise hapless Bulldogs. And with a pair of key defen- game as the Sun, trailing by 17 The first was a 26-yard throw in da hosts Charlotte Wednesday The pint-sized freshman played sive plays by linebacker Eddie points at halftime, came back the first quarter for a 10-0 lead night. quarterback, wide receiver and safely for the visitors. No matter what the score was nor ---- o4 (kick failed) - • - season ending / .-... EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ?;ôtc is hereb y Qiven that I am CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE enqftgecj In busntss - Friday, Nov. 15, 1974-38 Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - — -. Evening hratd, Sanford, FL Legal Nohce FICTITIOUS NAME . - The win gave the Hawks a mark of 5-4 overall but an impressive &.I OVIEDO— The final game of against junior varsities. Tavares finished it s year Lake Howell High School's football season turned out to be with a record of 3-4. a "laughter" as the Silver Hawks demolished the Tavares Bulldog junior varsity, Thur. TAVARES JV L. HOWELL FlIt? DownS 1 lO sda 71J YbrdsRushlng 70 The rout began shortly after • Yards Passing 12 the opening kickoff. The Hnwks , i Passes 13.1 Fumbles-Lost puttheballinplayattheirown 48and.itonl) took fourpla)sto 73o Penalties push the ball oer the goal line. Tavar iv 0 0 0 0- 0 76 1313 21-73 The first play from scrim- Lake howell — AndrIar 13 run (Pritchard inage was good for 23 yards as Andy Ilolton blasted through Hotton 12 run (kick failed) ,.aping hole in the Bulldog's LH hiolton 2 run (Pritchard ByLEEGEIGEII herald Correspondent A _I Legal Notice WEATHRTRON HEAT PUMP CALL. - - PLUMBING & HEATING INC - - - " - cic ww.. - — Gators Face 'Cats . Come in today Tournament at the Mayfair CountryClub. Witnout Sonny ('IIAMI'IONSHIP FLIGHT Low Gross - Margaret BoIls LEXiNGTON, Ky. tAP) - Collins was a big one for them, "We're getting ourselves but Kentucky still has some of Low Net (Tie) Vivian ready, not only the backs, but the heat offensive players in the Conklin and Fran Goodman 81 the whole team," says Bill league." the Florida coach Feature Ada O'Neil Bartos, who has been tapped to notes. replace University of Kentucky "When you see the rushing star running back SonnY Collins average of their backs, you lit FUGIIT in Saturday a game against know the offensive line is getLow Gross - Dossie University of Florida '' ting something done," he adds. deGanahl, Marge Persson and Lexington. nit Mary Anderson 1 Tie 95 Despite all the talk aix Collins was lost (or the re- Kentucky's offense, Dickey Low Net - (Tie) Kathryn mainder of the season last Sat. says the Wildcats' defense Park and Cecile Heard 76 urday when his leg was broken should not be taken lightly. Feature - Gloria Prosser In Kentucky a 38-12 vIctor) over "Kentucky's defense handled Vandertxlt. the dangerous Vanderbilt of2nd FLIGHT We got a lot of game ex fense better than any team all perience after Sonny wai hurt. year. They are most aggres. Ae got used to the h'el of the Low (,ross - Fran Albrecht "he ball and to running with Mike ., 99 tquarterback Mike Fanunl," Florida has no serious In. Low Net - Joan Zinn 78 says B.rtos. Juru's although qudrterback Feature - Helen Carraway About 35 minutes of action re- Don Gaffney has a leg bruise. mained when Collins was 1Wnjv .'nd Pres!'n Kendforted out of the game, which rick, who missed three gaines 3rd FLIGHT gave Kentucky a 5.4 record. with a bad shoulder, played Bartos, a 6-foot-I, 200 pound some against Georgia and cxLow Gross— Anne Marsh 107 unir from Amh'rt, r)h>, ran xuts to be fully recovered by 1ii Net - Trudy Cuefts 74 14 tunes for 46 yards, and Joe Saturday. Feature Jackie Crawford i)ipre picked up 36 yards in Kentucky defensive end Rick seven tries. Fromm says his team is aware "Ivebeenplayu*galittlelji Itlslnforatougflgamesatur. s_I. 53: eathgakie,aixIlthe1pstokflQ u1l have an opporttmItt to 'Jimmy DuBose Is the guts of gel In there," Baris ds. their offenie and he'i a great "With &inny, they hadabaek to fullbatk," tie says. 'Their The Dusty Boots Riding Club key on. so it should be a little quarterback, )on Gaffney ... will be sponsoring their monmccc baia'iccd now." can scrwnble to one sideline thly show Nov. 17th. florida coach Iug thckey nd then reverse his field CIasss will include Halter, appears to feel Bartcs Is right coipIeteIy." English and Western Perin believing Kentucky will be "lorida has set a goal of win- (ormance. The show will lxrtdy for his 72 (ators. ring 10 games, which means held at the Dusty Boosts arena, "Stopping Kentucky will be the Gators must beat Kentucky, fuur miles west of 1-4, SR 46 of our most difficult tasks Miami and then Nebraska in interseccilon. Showbegins at Ii this season The loss ci Soriny the Sugar Bowl. am - and see the — 17551 ' - -- — Sprague Sales Are (J p '75 Jeep CJ-5 - America's 4-thccl.d rise fun sehicle flOw aailahle ith Lc i's interior But Niet Earnings Dovvn and tn. . r 75 GremlIn - The limet lixi - pike car built in America today. - — .,- iaina ow - '75 Hornet Hatchback rood inok., re'om to (ravel v 4'whreiiJrk-r family vehicle that pin; she cInh1ii1cs rugj.eilnc.s s ith roar-and good loli. c',linJr econorn', S '- See your local AMC & Jeep Dea lers today. VI AMC SANFORD MOTOR CO. 508 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FL r SEMINOLE COUNTY'S NEWSPAPER I 0 Jeep impact of highcr cost-s." S - - IR! • the third quarter last year. ('F H S OF H OE H 11 E'cning I-leIaJ(I - North 00 dc-greet 73' 36" East along West Inc tl 54I1 P4O" rsl a the' (CQn't On Pg. 48t �4B—Eveninq Hera id, Sanford, Fl. ---- :-. _ - :.- Frldy Nov. 15, 1974 Evening Herald, Santora, t-I. -- -- '"' - thence S. 3$ degrees 01' 11" West 55037 feet lothe Point of Beginning, containing 62093 acres more or ten Less Begin I degree It' 32" West n90i it. of South 4 corner of S'ct,on run South 3$ degrees 20' 47' WetttoSouthlin,ofLotl East to the Southeast corner, Northerly to beg. .. Owner. Ellman'i, Inc., Address: 195 Mitche4l Strtet S.W., Atlanta. Georgia 30303. Acreage: 6 acres 72 From the Southeast corner of the SW of Section 1?, Tornhip 21 C Begin 93.1 ft North an 7 degreei 15' 34" west 210 ft of Southeast ccInerot Government it 3. t South 42 degrees ii' is" WeSt to South line, West ;o a pOint 60%.)? ft. East of Southwtst corner, North 17 deQr 12' 47" West 362 ft. North i degre 17' 15" East ft. Southeasterly on right of way to beg. (less NcrfPr,..e%teriy 100 ft ) Owner Harlan A Blackburn and Lucille 5. Blackburn, his wife, acres 10 BegIn 192.1 ft. North c,t Southeast corner of Government Lot 3. run North 47 degrees 1$' 31" West 210 ft., Soijth to South lIne, East to a point South 12 degreej 41' 26" West of begnn!ng, North 42 degrees 41' 76" to beg. (Less begin I degree . 9" West 19221 ft of Southeast corner oi degrees 19 minutes 32 seconds W. along the East line of said SW a d'stanCeof 1197. feet; thence 5. 29 dC'9e5 20 minutes 42 Seconds W. 3173) feet; thence N Si degrees 72" West 3939 feet for a point Cf beglnnng, run thence South degre 79' fl' West 10.16 feet; thence North Si degrees 23' 77" West right-of way of St. Rd. 136, run South 17degree- II' 'West 7001? .North 11 degrees 15' 31" West 60 ft., North 42 degrees 4)' 46" East 7 ft. South 47 degree-i 19' 34" Las? 60 ft. to point of beginning.) — Owner. Harlan A. Blackburn and Lucille S. Blackburn, hl wife, Address. No address. Acreage 1) acres 11 Begin 1 degree 23' 9" Wes 19221 It. of Southeast corner , Ovefnnt Lot 3 i Southefy r;h? of-way of St Rd 436 run South ees ' 16" It., West tt, North 41 degree-s it' 31" West North 1? LC1't ft ft C' inniflg -- Owner. Robert L and way of Oxford Road; run thence N. 36 degrees 39 1)" East along said right of way line 36 70 feet; thence N 31 degrees 31' 31" East 3.91 tee-f; thence South SI degrees 2$' 72" East 321 61 feis to the POint of Beginning; containing 0 294$ acres more or less. -- Owner Eliman's, Inc., Address. ItS Mitchell Street 5 W., Atlanta, Ga , Acreage 0 794* acres Begin ii) 69 It. West of Nor, theat corner of Highland Pines. Unit 4, run West 1353.29 feet Nor. thtriy on curve 157.17 ft., South degr,esdS'3"West7o t6feit, North 4.1 degrees 59' 77" West 761.2 ft Clara I. Stockciale. his wife, Ad diets: 403 Lake Marlan Drive, Altamonte Springs, Florida. Acreage; 21 acres 12. Begin a? Southeast corner Of Government Lot 1. run West 107.37 It North 17 degrees )$' 31" West S1.5$ ft., North 47 degrees ii' East ?07.4..4 ft., Southeasterly on rd. toSouth tin,, West tobeg —Owner: Gerald Grinom and Robert Likens, Address: 2$-IC Derbysflh,-e Rd Maitland, Florida, Acreg,; 735 acres I) Begin 172.99 ft. West of South ' ouartec, ryn Nth 4? degrees 11' 17 42" West 61666 It, Nodn degrees 39' 12" East 307.3 ft . North 51 degrees 25' 22" West 371.61 3OutPt*e-5ttfly SO ft. East and parailel to the West right of way Of Oxford Rd to North right ol.way 60 ft. easement, Easterly on rlght.f. waytoSouthline,Easttob,g(Le part in Fernwood Plaza) — Owner Pt.r (. Robr'.t. Tr., Ad't' P.O. Box itt, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: 10*3 acres 11. BegIn 33.74 ft. Southerly of Northeast corner at Lot 9. vacated pLat of Fernwood, on right.øf run Southwesterly on rlght.of.way, 10505 ft., North ft egrecs I' io" West 1)O. ft , North 37 degrees 13' 43" East 95 ft., South 61 degrees 31' 53" East 107.51 ft. to beg. — Owner: Russell 1. Devote and Doria . P-r-' 41 drQrec' ' 4 i:.i ?S H ' Northcrly and Easte.'iy On center lineof fd 131 $7 ft., South 17 degre 12' 47• East 250$) ft., North 42 oegreesdl'l$" East a30,13 ft., Soy? 17 degrees I?' 17" East 1015.1) ft. t' beg (Less Fern Park Blvd. and less plattCd In 202) 30. — Owner Ford, Greene, Meedowt Properties, Address: Citizens Hall. Bark, Orlando. Florida, Acreage: 2. acres F. The following describ cci property ties within Section 17, Township 21 South. Range 3$ East and within that certain Plat Cf Fernwood Plaza ricorded in Plat Book I). page 95, of the Public Records of Seminole County, wt,ich 1 Begin North 32 degrees 9' •, East 383 71 fee? of West most corner Lot I, run North 32 degrees East iSO feet, South 57 degree-s 47, fl"East I101eef South37degrees9' $" West ISO feet, North 57 degrees 47' 77" West llOft. to beg—Owner: Joseph D. Rinion, Trustee, Address, c o Tax Dep?, p Box gj Atlanta, Ga, Acreage: .5*3 acres. 7 Lot I (Less North 15011. of West IVOft, andni.andb,g.fl.)7ft, North 3) decrees 31' 3$" Eas? of West moss corner, run South 31 degrees 3.4' 3$" West 7712 It., South 32 degrees 46' I7 East 14.34 ft., East South 50 degrees 23' 32" East Cf beginning North Si degrm ' .' West to beg and beg. 1 degrees 19' 32" West final ft. of South ',i of Sectiors run South degrees 704" West to South line , O'forci Rd., Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: .715 acres Northerly to beg) — Owner: FinS at OrlandoCorp., Addr*ss: p.o. 15 Begin at Northeasterly corner 3133, Orlando, Florid., Acreage: of Lot 3, vacated p1st Cf F,rnwood, 2-OS acres run South 37 degrees 13' 43" west 116 3 Begin 1 degree- 19' 32" West ft., North 52 degrees 16' 17" West 110 1197.01 ft. of South t. corner tt.,North37degr.e,)34I*Ea$i 152 Sodion,runso4jffisldegre,s30.42.. ft., Soutti 52 degrees as'1 Epu, ,zg west to South lki of t.ot I East to ft., South 37 degrees 13't3' Wes?6 It" Sou1hert corner, Northerly to beg. Owner: 'Rbe-rt P.S.-.Owner: Ellman's Inc., Address: - • - 4J137 ft Of Lot 1. " Less North 210 feet of West loj te, anø West 257,57 feet of East 3775 feet of North 200 feet and East 10 of North 365 feet), - Owner: 17th Orlando Corporation, Addreis 19th Floor, 113) Avenue of Americas, New York. New York. Acreage; s.i acres Ii. The Westerly 257.52 ftet of the Easterly 377.53 feit of the Northerly 200 feet of Lot 4 — Owner: Developers Dversified Ltd.. Address: 2 Commerce Park Square, '.. acre ' Rd. 436 (Less West 471.1$ ft) Owner: Mdndell and Alsoc.. Ad. dress: P.O. Box 637, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: 7.0 acres. 1. Begin at the NorIPtwe'sI corner of the SE ' of SE '. run along the North line of the SE " of SW Ncrtn U devren 04' 05" Eit 510.75 feet toWesterl5, right St .ay ot rngli. wiy 136, run SOuth 02 degrees 0303" thePOintolbeginnlng, SUBJECT TO drainage easement OS deScribed in Amended Order of TakIng December 9. 1969, in Official Records Book 756. page 273. end LESS baginning at the NW corner 0 SE the SW '..Ot laid S.c. 21; II" East 2001?., South 60 degrees 21' 25" East 300ff. to beg. (Less road). Owner: Cities Service Oil Co.. Addreu: Tax Department. P.O. Box 3355, Atlanta. Ga, Acreage: acres 1. Northerly 313 It, of Easterly 70 ft. of Lot 1. Owner: Laurel HomeS, Inc ,Address: P 0 Box 719, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: acres S Begin South 4 degrees 30'i' East 35* It Cf Northerly corner Cf Lot 4 run SOuth 40 degree-; SO',' East 170 ft , So,lh 11 degrees west it., North 40 degrees SO',' West 120 ft , North 11 degrees 9½' East 20011. to tg. — Own-er' William W. Austin. Address. P0. Box 37. Attarniont. Springs. Florida, Acreage. SSacres 9. Begin South 43 degrees 29' 5.1" West30Of? otNortherlymoif corner Cf Lot 4. run South 4 degrees 49' East 300ff. South 4 degree's 29' 3.4" saidSE'.ostheSWt. N. Ndegrees 06' 00" E. $10.76 ft., to the Westerly RightotWaytineol SR £36.300.QOff. Laurel Homit, usc, ress' p.o. Box 7$, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage; 3.0 acm II. That part of Southeast 4 of the South of Ferniwood Bo'jlevard. — Owner. Laurel Homes. Usc.. Address. P.O. Box 719, Fern Park, Florida, Acreage: ,o, acres IC. Be-gin 596.3 It North of Southwe-st corner run South 41 degrees 79" East 331,95 It, North II deetS 9' 31" East 31.01 ft. South 10 Segrees 50' 79" East 162.33 ft., South 41 degrees 9' 31" West 73617 Ct. South 4 degrees 50' 79" East 161)6 ft.. NothiIoegreesC,3)"EasttoSouth line of Fern*ood Plaza, Nor. th*etterly to corner, North -. '' degreesl?'74"WestSSOIt.,5oufh3$ degrees )2'34" WeSt 200 It. tate-g Owner; Altantic National Bank Jacksonville Trustee. under thit certain land trust No 40 144 300, wide; thence along said Westerly Right of Way line S. 02 devees ' . 797.51 ft. to the beginning; thence Continuing along said Westerly right of way line- S. 02 degree-sO)' 05" W. 150.00 ft., thence S. 70 degrees 1$' is" w. 230.00 It. thence N. 02 degrees 03' 05" E. ft.; thens N 10 degrees II' 13" E. 350.00 if. to the P.O B. Ownu,': .7. Sthatt. Lurilie Greene Mlchel, Carl FlatS, Addriii P.O. Box 2)3. DUflidiri. Florida 33521, Acreage: ti 3 acres 6. SOutheast '. of SOuthwj . East of St Rd. 134. (Less North IC ft )afldNorth'vofWeStiolSOuth wejt Ii of Southeast ' (Less begin alNorthwestcorner,runSOuth40ft East 163 It, South 46 degree's SI' East to East line, North to North - Howell Corp., Address: 1*0 Westpoft P4rtheastemIytoeOwner: Marvin F. Poem, Address: Georgetown Drive, Cas5elberry, Suite 475, 7200 Century Parkway, Florida, Acreage: 27.9 acres 14 E.. Atlanta. Georgid, Acreage. ,7 7. Being a portion of the SE '- Cf acres the SW ' of Section 7). Township 31 Address: West Bay Street. tO BegIn 4 degree's 50• 39'. East South, Range 3$ East, County of ,lacksonvlfle, Florida 37702. 47$ ft of Northerly most causer of Seminole, Stateof Florida described Acreage 10 acres Lot 4, ron South 4 degre 50' 29" lOIIOwt e-gJnning at the NW 70 Hegn at SOuthwest corner. East l) ft., South 1' degrees p 31" corner of the- SE 'cf the SW '. of North 594.3 ft South 4 degrees westu.,North4Itecrenw$'. id Section t, thence North N at 35195 H, North 41 oegrees 130ff - P4rth II degrerst' 31" degreeso' 5" East 510 16U oreor c i' Fi't 31Clii '.'r. 45 (irr,-..$ ic to the Westerly r.g - t of way Inc ta: ;i H to .eg Owr.r so' 2'S' East 162 13 ft., South II Chine-i C. Crumlay. Adweu 3100 of State Rd. 434, thenct Southerly degree-sI' 3?" West 236 17 ft. South Ga Light Tower, Atlanta. Georgia, along said Weiterly right of way line 4 degree-c 50' 79" East 361.34 ft.. Acreage 6 acres Of State Rd. 434,255.40 ft. 101 oltW West 34533 ft. t beg. — Owner. ti BecinatWesterlycosnerof Lot of beginning, thence Sout'. 70 Developers Diversified Ltd. Ad 1, run North 3$ degrees 17' 34,, Eist ciegreej II' 15" Wef 230 Oft, thence oress' 3 Comm,re Park Sq. 23200 j, , North zOde-gre,s 33' 34" East Southerly along a line parallel to the Charm Boulevard. Cleveland. Ohio 15079 ft - North 43 degr Wtrfy right of way fine S'ate .1.., 37 Ei 7?! 53 It S...'h 45 drr' 'J ..1. ItO It thence North 70 ' " '- - " Fern Park. Florida 7 Lot 31 - Owner: WilIl Gilbtfl comrnor.. Address: 2301 Dakota Trail, Fern Park. Florida 0. The following land being within Highland Pines. Unit 3, as shown by plat thereof recorded In Flat Book 1$, page 23.. of the Public Record) "4 Seminoje County, Florida; I. (..ol 70 — Owner: Robert H Rankles and MariaHelen. C. Rain, Iii wife, Address: 700 wife, Address: 301 Amberjack Street, Fern Park, Florid. 21. Lot 43 — Owner: Kenneth Ainslee Treat, Herbert A. Treat and Dorothy E. Treat, his Will, Address: 502 Amberjack Street, Fern Park, Florida C. The following described Land ties within- Franc Lake Park, as shown by plot thereof re-corded in - - - 1. Lot 25 Owner: John M. Kissane and Melinda L. Kissane,his wile, Addrs: $03 Dakota Trail, - Shady Lake Dr , Winter Park, Florida 377*9 10. Begin 5103 ft. West of Nor. theast orner of Southwest . Southeast 'a, run South 47 decrees I?' 12" EasI 25.91 ft. South 42 degrees 17' 1*" West 250 It. Nor. ?hwestirly on rigt,? ot way to point westof beg . East 373.1? ft. to beg. Owner: Firestone Tire and Rubber Company, Address: 1200 Firestone Parkway. Tax Dept., Akron. Ohio Roberts, Address- 200 Lochinyar Drive, Fern Park, Florld IS Lot 39 — Owner; Kenneth A. O'Brien and Constance Kay O'Brien. his wife, Address: 3)0 Lochmond Drive, Fern Park, Florida 19 Lot 40 Owner: Paul David Raet:, Address: 300 Lochmond c eve, Fern Park, Florida 70 Lot II Owner: Robert L. Young and Virginia L. Young, his wife, Address: 306 Lochmond Drive. Fern Park, Florida 21. 10113 — Owner: Jofvs B. M. Bullock and Carol Arw'te Bullock, his wife, Address: 304 Lochmond Drive, Fern Park, Florida 77. Lot £3— owner: Richard F. Mason and Joann H. Mason, his wife, Address: 302 Lochnsond Drive, Fern Park, Florida 22. Lot 41 — Owner: Abraham Jdz5 and Eva I Jezierskl, his wife, Address: 2505 Osage Trai Fern Park, Florida 6. Lot 12 — Owner; Howard D Ilindryx and Charl,ne H. Hendryx, his wile, Address: 2309 KIowa Trail Fern Park, Florida 7. Lot 43 — Owner: Earnest Bryce Strawbridge and Rarbara M0 St ge, his wife, Address; 251 Kiowa Trail, Fern Park. Florida C. The f011owIng land being located within Indian Hills Unit 6. according to the plot thereof recorded in Flat Book IS. Page 40.of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. ,. and Shirley Ann Lowe. his wife, Address: 122 Waveriy Drive, Fern Park, Florida 9. Lot 13 Owner: Edward F. King and Arlene H. King, his wife, Address: 171 Waverly Drive. Fern Park, Florida 10, LOt II Owrer: James 0. Whittemorr and Mattie F. Whit. temore. his wife. Address: 126 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida I). Lot 15 — Owner: Vernon Leon Shepherd and Orentia Mae Shepherd, his wife, Address: 21 Waverty Drive, Fern Park, Florida I? tot it - O.',n.r P,7rci A. Treat, Add,it. 1)0 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. Florida - ' Stion 21, Township 71 South, Range 30 East. Begin at Northwest corner East 2 of North '-, of Southwest runSouth5fl,Sft., East536ft., South laS ft., East 157.$4 ft., Nor. th*'e-sierly 250 ft. from the parallel with right Cf way 761.47 ft. to the North line West 61.3.721 it. to Owners: Semoran, Inc., Address: P.O. Box 576, Casseiberry, Florida 32707, Acreage: 11.7 acres Begin 522.5 ft. South of Nor. thwest*omner of East o of North '. of Southwe-st '-., run South to South line. East 170.15 ft.. North 631 ft., East S7.$$ft,,Norft, 143 ft., West 534 ft tobeg. — ers: Semoran, Inc., Address P.O. Box 376, Casselberry, Florida 32107, Acreage: 71 acres 3. South 437 feet of East North 'of Southwest ' West 250 ft. Chippiwa Tr., Maitt.nd, Florida. 9. Begin 510.31 ft. West and SQuth 47 I?' 42 East 72933,,. Ploriheast corner of the Southwest '.1 Southeast ' run South 47 degrees 17" East 130 ft., South 47 degrees l?'2$"West23oft.,Nonhlicieg,m 12' 12" West 130 ft • North 12 degrees 17, 1$" East 250ff. to beg. —Owner: - - - Lotfl—Own.r: Joseph Blent SmithandArvtGulllsmithp,iswife Address: 202 WAverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida 3, Lot 72 Owner: Dorothy Bowers Taylor, a widow, Address. 204 Waverly Drive. Fern Park, - - t Lot 73 Owner; Emma A. Dreves.an unremarried widow arid Dorothy E. Dreves, single, Address: 206 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. Florida 5. Lot 14— Owner: 0mm J. Welty and VIldiri Wetf'j, his Wife, Ad. dress: 200 Waverty Drive, Fern Park. Florida 6. Lot 75 Owner: Franklin - wife, Address: 210 Waverly Drive, Fern Park. Florida 7 Lot 77 Owner. Donald A. Dalton and Claire Dalton, his wife, Address; 7)1 Waverly Drive, Fern his - Park. Florida •, Lot—Owner: Thomas A. vct Records of Seminole Park, Florida E The following deScribe-d land - ' lies within South Fern Park cc by plat thereol recorded In Records Florida. of eminot. County, - corporation, Address: P.O. Box 691, Maltland, Florida - I Begin t93-5 It. South 42 decree -s II' 76" West of North most corner Cf Block E, run Southeasterly 34 ft. 10 apolnt7.Sft North lldegrees 41' 26" East Of South*e-sterly line, SOut 47 degrees II' 76" West 7.3 ft. Nor- b,'n 'ocStrd wth,n Highl5nd w.ty to t Owner City Of P.ne, Unit 1, as shown by plat Casselberry, Addr: Cassefberry, thereof recnrte in Plat Book IS, honda 37707 page tO, of the Public Records of S Begin SOS lilt. South of NorSeminole County, Florida theist corner of SOuthwest 'a of the 1 Lot SC — Owner; Thomas A. Southeast '. run North 47 decrees Murfegh, single, Address: 701 MaId- I?' 47" West 77.74 ft. Soulh 42 0 The Mist Drive, Fern Park, degrees 47' II" West flOft. South f 'ore5 I?' 42" East to pont 55 ft i ,..n .. - ......-- , :- H " u' East ft.. North 1? degrees 17' " West 436 5 ft., South 17 degrees 12' Seminole County, Florida, wtsich - 1. Lot 3 Owner's: Florida .7*1. Alal, Inc., Address: P.O Box 101, Ftrn Park, Florida 7. Lot Y Owner: Seminole County, a political subdivision of the - Florida 3. Begin most northerly corner of 101 1, run South 43 dgrees 30' West leaf South II degrees 19' East n't _______________________ om Pg. 4B) recorded In Flat Book 17. Page 43, 116 Seminole County thence feet along the East line Of the W run N Odegre, 02' Recorcis, 77" '*01 the SW 'aol the SE 'a W 1376,37 feet of Section to the South line of Greengete , T3IS, R)OE, to the Point 01 Estates as recorded in Plat Book 16, Be-ginning. From said Point of Page Il, County Records. Beginning, run in a Northerly then runSemlnote West along directIon along said East said South of the line to the East R W line of Oxford W 't Cf the Sw ' of theline SE 'a actIon 20, T2)S, R3OE, a distance of of Pd,; thence run North along said East P .W line to the North line of t632.01 feet to the NOrthest Corner Section 20, 1715, R)OE, the,ice run Of the W ',oI the NW 'a of the SE 'a West 66 feet along the North line of Of Section 20. 121S, R)OE, thence SeCtion 20 to the west run Westerly 132$ Ii -w line of Rf thence run Seuth alona outhw,sI Corner of feet 1.01 to IA the Olorci -- Of SaId Secllon 20, thence run North 377.35 feet to the Northwest corner of Section 20, 1715, R)OE, thence run North along the West line of Section 17, 1715. R3OE, to the Southeasterly P W line of US 17-92; thence run Northeasterly along said Southeasterly R.W line to a point on the R.W line that 5 300 feet South. westerly of the Northernmost corner of Lot i In Fe-rowood Plaza, as recorded in Plat Book 13, Page 93, Seminole County Public Records; Ih'* ..s C 1 -. '-- '' - _ Lot "Y" In laid Fernw Plaza; along saId South line Of the North '., Treatment Plant Site; thence run East 120 lee? on the SE ' -a thence run S 4 degrees of Section showIng the proposed location of the 79 E ot the Northeast corner Cf the SE I, West along the North line of said 20, T33S, R3OE, Less that afl Of the n along said line to the Southerly Cf the SW boundary lines of the district '. of said Section 71; Sewage Treatment Plant Site SE t'a Of the SW ' of Section 7), corner of Lot 3, Fern*po Plaza; lhence run South to fne d Ihe section. township, and range Southeast distance of 443.51 feet fo the No,. T21S, R3OE, lyIng wIthin the R.w ot lines, together with flaturl thence run N 37 degrees 13' 43" E corner of the SE ' a of the SW '.1 of fhwnt corner of said Sewage 3 434, and loss the North 10 feet of geographic features and existing ui.i feet to the Easterly corner of slid 3ectlon 21; thence run West to Treatment Plant Site; thence run the SE the sw '. of Section 3), roads, streqti, and highways. slid Lot 3, thence nun N 61 degrees the Southwt corner of Inc SE '. of South along the West line of the E 131$, R3CE lyIng East of SR . )l'S7"W751.l7fee; thenceryn P133 the SW 'a of sld Section Date of first publication 35th toy 2); thence of the B ½ of the SE '.'. of Section 70, The above de;crlptlon en- Of November. 1971. Clerk of the degrees 33'56"E 337.09 feet; thence run North to the South tine Of the T715, R3OE, 1320 fe-it to a point on compasses an area ot $214 acres run N 33 degrees 72' 39" E 200 39 feet North ' of the SW ' Circuit Court of Seminole COunty of slid Section the North .W of a 46 fool county p. more or less and lies in Sections Il. (Circuit Court Seal) fothe Southerly R-W line of SR 436; 21; thence run West tothe Norlheast W (Derbyshire Rd.); then, run 30 and 21, T215, R3OE, Seminole 'hence run Soulheeste-rly along said corner Cf the SE Va of the SE By: Arthur H. Beckw,th. Jr along said RW I24 74 feet to County, Florida. utherly R-w lineof SR l3êthrough Section 20. T21S. RF- ik.-'. of West Clerk of the Circuif Court - - - . - - aaá T )I II1C UII -- - - - - " aa '- iiy 0' Maittand Sewage P3OE. and the South 120 feet of the — a oar y-. V rivv proposed district shall be Iocat -N lAP MAP OF' SEMINOLE COUNTY Hilts, Unit Three, according to the piat thereof recorded in Piat Book ii, page 91, of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida: i Lot 1, Block E - Owner: Frederick A. WacMman and Mildred Wachsman, his wife, Ad dress: 2121 Dewanes Trail, casseiberry, Florida 2. Lot 2, Block E - Owner: Manuel E. Gonzalez Torres and Ada E. Gonzalez, his wife, Address: 30)6 Shoshonee Trail, Casseiberry, FlorIda 3 Lot 3, flIk F - Owner Clarence Cflriyle Hancock and Louise R. Hancock, his wife, Ad. FLORIDA L. øJ - - - - - Address: 1970 Shoshonee Trail, Casselberry, Florida i. LotS, Block E —Owner: PaulA. Zlmorskl and Esther Zimorski, his wife, Address: 1910 ShosPicnpe Trail, Maitland, Florida Lot 9, Block E — Owner; Henry S Courtney and F. Catherine Courtney, his wife, Address: 530 ShC3l,Oriee Trail, Caiseiberr , Florida 10. LOt '0, BlOCk E Owner: Emmett W. Hannigan and Madeline M. Hannigan, hit wife, Address: $0 ShothOnee Trail, Casselberry Florida LOt II, Block E Owner: Martin R, Thornburg and lvon C. Thornburg, hiS wife, Address: 1510 Shoshont Trail, Casselberry, Florida 12 Lot 12. Block E — Owner: John F. Cutler and Deiores 1. Culler, his - - Cassetberry, Florida 13. Lot 13, BlOck E Owner: Eugene E. Burt and JoAnn Burk, his wilt, Address: 1771 Shosison., Trail, Casseiberry, Florida II. Lot 14, Block E Owner: .luctson E. Cougler and Irene Cougler, hIs wife, Address: 1721 S1ioshoqse, Trail, Maltiand, Florida IS. Lot iL BIQck E Owner: Dale - - - 1$" West 711.94 ft., West 101.3 it.. North 711.37 It, East 102.31 ft. to beg. — Owntr: Monumental Properties of Fla., Inc., Address: Sun Life Building, Charles Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21207 M. The following described lands lIe In Section 19, Towsnhlp 71, South, Rang. 30 East. 1. Begin at Northeast corner, run South 3001?.. West 491.7 ft.. North 34 degreis 32' West 375.1 ft., Northeast on rd. to North lIne 01 Sec., East to beg. — Owner: Robert H. Welch, Addresi' 401 Highway 17.92, Fern Part, Florida 37730 2. East 600 ft. of South 300 ft. of North ft. I Northeast (Less wife,Address: 1714SPioshcneiTrall, Cassetberry, Florida 16. Lot 1$. Bloch E — Owner: William .1. SmIth arid Alma E. Smith, his wife, Address' 1770 Shoshone, Trail, Maitlnd, Florida 12. That the proposed exterior boundary of the properties south to be annexed herein is described as follows' All of English Woods First Ad. dillon, as recorded in Put Book Il, page 45 of the Public Records of SemInole County, Florida, and allot Greengate Estates as recorded in Plaf Book 16, page 17 of the Public Records of Seminole County, FlorIda, and all that Pint of the NE Owner. Freddie -s Properties, Ad dress: P.O. Box 316, Fern Park. Florld N. The followIng described lands lie in SectIon 21, Township 21 South, Range 3$ East. 1. Southwest i of Southwest 'I. P3OE, lying East of Oxford Rd anci between Oxford Rd and Lots 1 and 23OfuIdphatCfGfeengag,$$0f and all Cf ff1. West 1727.0' of Use NW 'a Cf the NE '. of Section 30, TI1S, R3OE. less the North 913.66 ft. ti's Corp., Address: 15.00 Citizens National Bank Building, Orlando, P3OE, that lies Southeasterly of US 17.92 and S0utht$tly of SR 436 - (Semoran Blvd.), togetfser.Wljh that Florida 2. North 206 66ff. of South 46733ff. part of t?se pat of Femriwoot, as 370 21 feet, N*rth II degrees t'' 'f West ' Cf Northwt ', of South. recorded In Flat Book 11, pages 2 East 300 lees, North 4 degrm S0' west '.. ati all of South * of Nor. and 3 Cf Seminole County Public West 35* feet to beginning. thf 'a, South of Rd Less Indian Records thf lies In Sec. 70. T71S. Owner Broyhili Really Co . Ad Hills. UnIts 3 arid 4), Less from the R3OE, arid together with that part of dtC%s. Lenoir, North Carolina Northeast corner of INDIAN the plot Of Highland Pines Ut S as K. The following described pro. rOrded In Flat Book 1$. page 57, of perty lies in Se(tion 10, Township 2), HILLS. UNIT FOVR, as recorded in Plat Book iS, Page- 19.01 the Public Seminole County Public Records Range 30 East that lies In Sec. 20, 171$, R3OE, and I Begin at Southeast corner run I Records of Seminole County, together with the North 372.3* ft. of FlorIda, run West along the North degree $4' East 250 Ii., SOuth the P4W 1 Of the NW '4 of Sec. 70, line of said INDIAN HILLS, UNIT aeore,s $3' West 219.53 ft., South 31 12)5. R3*E. luss all of Lot 3 Fern. degrees i' West $7 ft., Pfortp, $7 FOUR, a distance of 14309 feet to a point on the East line of Sction 20, wood Plaza, as recor In Plot degrees I)' West et06 It. North 31 Township 21 Soutn, Range 30 East. Book 13. page 95. of the Seminole degrees 17' West 9.34 ft.. Southwest County Public Records, and less the on Hwy I? 93 to point West of beg., run thence along said Eatt 5ecti Easttobeg.(less5t, Pd)— Owner: line North .00 degrees Ii minutes 44 Northerly 355 lees of Lot Y in Ferr Reads Patio Mart, Inc., Address: seconds west O0feet; thence North wood Plaza, as recorded in Piat $6 degrees is minutes 20 seconds BooS. 13, page 93, of the Seminole P0 Box 577, Fern Park, Flnida County Records, and Begin 250ff. North of Southeast West 195.4 feet to the poi corns', run South SQ degrees 52' beginning, rigs thence North 11 Be.iInnIng at the most Northerly degrees 17 mInutes 42 seconds West corner Of Lot 4 In said Fernwood O' ) I I !IISlgg 4Sf,g,4 " - West 117.1 ft., North 37 degrees'7' East 395.6 ft. South $3 degrees I)' East 164 11 ft., South 10 owner; James D. Jonn arid Helen ø Jones, his wife, Addrs; 1770 Oxlort Road. Maitland, Florida - 3 Begin at intersection , Southerly line of U.5, 17 with East line- of Sec ,ron South 37 degrees ,• Wr-t 700 II, South 17 de're Last iaa II If. North Owner Byron L. Kimball and Louse KImball, his wIfe, Address: P0 Boa $4.3, Altamurwe Springs, Florida 1. Begin at Northeast corner, run South 300 feet. West 191 in, North 56 Ceurer tat, on r West 171 1 It, lIon i h,ih i, a r_. 4?' -----.----- 41 mInutes Ii Seconds East 1040.00 , • It; thence run S 40 degrees 49' E 31021 It; thtnce run Nil degrees 39' 30" N 300 feet; thence nun ii. 10 degrees 30' 30" W. 330 feet to the Point of Beginning; and rightof.wa',lln,Sh47tees tess: minutes 12 seconds East 60000 feet; Beginning 'n the Easterly P W line thence South 17 degree-s 47 minutes of US 17 tland the Northwest corner Lot3 In said Fer ood Pla:., run 1$ seconds West 101000 feet to the point of begtnring SUBJECT to thencesouthl9degrees01. 57 .. East roadeasement according to Otticlal 34139 feet; run thence S61 degrees Records Book 969, Pages 0207 31' 37" E 0 feI; run thence N 33 through 030$, of the Public Records degrees 73' 34" B 337.00 fiief; run Cf Seminole County, Florida. — thtflCC N 33 degree's 77' 39" E 39 Owner: Commercial Bark, Winter feet to the Southerly R W lineal SR Park, Ti., Address; 750 South d).6;thencerun Nofthwesterly along Orlando Avtnue, Winter Park, 51Id P w line to Its intersection with the FlonidO J'heasterly P W Itne of US 17 92. lhene r .n 3 Wett' ,nf gt i, feel to the Southwesterly right of. Way .ini of State Road p along said Sulhwesterfy ------ - ---------.-- - --------- - C-- -C-- - -- -- - -----.---.---- - .'± =.CC - .., 41, IT, 1.1CC. I DEN 85 ear dress: 2012 Shoshonee Trail, 42" East 300 ft • South 42 decrees 47' Cassetberry, Florida IS" West 1151 29 It, Southwesterly I. Lot I, Block E Owner: on curve 19611 ft., Westerly on Woodrow A. Donaldson and Lillian reverse curve 3)42 ft., West 775 ft., F. Donaldson, his wife, Address: Southwesterly on curve 153.33 ft. to 5ho Trail, Casseiberry, drainage easement, Northerly and Florida Westerly on Easement to S. Lot S. Block E Owner: Befle Owner: Intervest Management Co., Zilles, Address: 2004 Shoslsonee Address: 714 East Colonial Drive, Trail, Cass.elberry, Florida Orlando, Florida 6 1016, Block E — Owner: Peter Begin Ill] IS It. East of Nor thwist corner of Northeast 'a. run N Schwiegerath and Deioi'es 0. 5(h*Iegerath his wile, Address: South 42 degrees 11' 44" West 4. ft.Pdorthadegreesl$'.11..wnt2lo 1930 Stsoshonee Trait, Cassetberry, fl. North 47 degrees II' 46" East to Florida lotl, Block E r; Virgil North line. East to beg. Owner - degrees 33' West 251.32 It., North was formally vacated: I. Lot 1, Bhxk A Owner: Se-moran Properties, Inc., a Florida wilt corner of Northeast ' Northeast ',, run South 17 degrees 17' II" West 1)76 41 ft., North , 12" West 253 SIft., North 54) 01 ft. East 101.5 ft., North 2 de9rees 17' 1$" East 7fl.91 ft Southeasterly to be-p. — Owners: Regency ApIs. Partnership, Address: P.O. Box 219, Winter Garden Florida t Becln 199*4 It. East of Nor. thwest corner of Southwest " 0 Northeast ', run East 1021.9 Vt, South 17 degrees 12' 42" East 255.54 ft. nh 47 degrees 47' 75" East Lot 2, run South 1$ degrees 41' 10" II" Ea5t,i3ft,South Well 9M It., Northwesterly Il' 12" East 101$ 41 ft. to right of way of St. Rd. 136, 993 75 , beg. (Less Fern Park Blvd. arid Less to East right of way of H 1747, Part platted in 17.21.30). — Owner: Northeasterly on Hwy 757.83 Ford. Greene, Meadows Properties, South 70 degrees 3' IS" East C,C,7 Address: Citizens National Bank, Orlando, Florida ft. fp beg. '.-,'e-iq. David H McCoqsneti, oberi C, Wetenia$l. Ii. BegIn at Noflh*t corner of Aóilress: VS Park Avflu,, New - Northeast .i of Northeast run Yk, New$ York East 203 21ff., South 17 degrees 12' 5310' West 242.17 ft., SOUthwto,Iy on rd. to beg. — Owner: Kimzay Florida, Addre-s*. 21$ Park Avenu,. New York, New York 10003 J. The following properly lies within Fernwood Plaza as shown by 1at thereof recorded in Flat Book lie in Sedlon 2$, Township 21 South. East, Range 1, Wilt '. Of Northwest '' (Lest SOuth 170 ft. Cf North 317 ft. of E.st flSft. o South ", and part platted Forest Brook Suhdivii!on) Owner: Ftortda Standard Land Div. Corp. Address: 1500 Citizens National Bank BuIlding. Orlando, Florida. 2. North '-i of Northwest '. of Northeast '. (less South 130 ft.) and North ' of Northeast '. of Nor. thwest '. East of St. Rd. 426 (Less ffoflh and 30 ft. East of Southwest Cf Fla., Inc., Address: ill E. corner, run North 113 ft., East 15 ft., Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida SOuth 2$ degrees 0' 37" East 102.29 3. North '. of Northeast '. of ft., South lodegrees 17'l"Westólft. Northwest '. West of St. Rd. 436 and to beg.) - Owner: Seminole County Old Lake Howell Rd. (Less South 130 Board of Public InStruction, Ad- it.) — Owner: Howell lnv. of F Is.. dress: 707 E. Commercial Street, Inc.. AdOr.s: 1$ East Robinson Sanford, Florida 32771 St., Orlando, Florida 6 Begin East 20) 7Ift. and South 17 P. All of the following described 9 Becln 601 77 ft. East of Nor. thwest corner of Northeast '.. East 676 ii ft.. South 17979 ft. 0061 tt., North 17 degrees 12' 12" West 701 U ft. to beg. (Less bigin 13.9 It West of the Northeast corner run South 17 degrees ii' 46" Wi'st 36.111 ft., North 47 degree-s , ., West 710 ft., North 47 degrees 41' 14" East to North line, East to beg. and part of parcel 75P in 17-21 30) Owner: Harlan A. ard Lucille Blackburn, Address: (No Addrtss) tO- Begin 111.69 ft. West of Nor. theast corner of Highland Pines, Unit 1, run West 1353.29 ft. Nor. therly on curve is,.ii tt, South 14 degrees 15' 3" West 70.16 ft., North 41 decrees 59' 77" West 7612 l North 41 degrees 1$' 3$" East 2S ft., Northerly and Easterly on center line of rd. 431.17 ft., South 4) degrees - '2' 3" East 300.39 ft., NørTh 54 degree-s 31' West 154.ii ft., South 79 Florida 3. Lot I, Block C — Owner: Elmer 0. Bakalla and Barbara Ann Bakalia,aiswifeAd*. $00 East Highway 436, Fern Park, Florida H IPte following described land 4. Southwest ' Of Northwest t. 'ess rooa a teginning East 265 ft. of west 1 corner run North 47 degrees 3'S?" East 30.59 let?; South it degrees 45' 17" EaSt 72.91 feet; West to beginning. - Owner: Rebma Florida. Inc., Address: 700 karnes Bouiøvard, Kansas City, Missouri 3. West t'of Southeast ' of North. west I . (less rd. and bigin 10 ft. Eat? of Southwest corner, run North 7 ft., NOrth 70 degrees II' 4" East 79.ilft.,Soulhldegr.es2I'Si" East Address: (No Address) Norlhwest corner, run East 019 ft South II degrees 47' West to West line. North to bog.) and North LOt 3, North of Rd. Owner' Norntan A. Rossman, Manly Roisman, William J. Goodman, Gloria Goodman, Roy 1. Dye, Shirley Dye., Address: 1301 West Colonial Dr.. Orlando, Florida Begin on North line 5?. Rd 436, 1000 ft. Southeast from in: tersectlonof East line of 51, Road 3 run North II degrees 17" East East line of West , South to St. Rd. .13.6, Northwest on rd. to beg. (Less rd.) — Owner: Norman A. Rossman, Marilyn Rossman, William J. Goodman, Glorida Goodman, Roy T. Dye, Shirley e AddreU: 1301 W. Colonial ' Orlando, Florida IS. Begin 431.49 ft. North and 131.1 ft. South 1$ degrees 11' 10" West Michael Simonelti, Deceasici, Address: P.O. Box 746, Fern Park, beg.) — 0i%uie-t': Greater Construction Corporation, Address: P.O Box 576, Cassilberry, Florida - WeSt line of Carriage P1111, Unit 1 South to beg. Owner: Greater Construction Corporation, Address: c o Standard Oil. 5, Schon, P.O. Box LOuisville, Kentucky 10101 17. BegIn at Northeast corner of Southwest V. of Southeast West 510)111, SOuth 47 degrees )3• 47" East 25 91 ft., South 47 degree 17' is' West 730 It., South ii degrees I?' 42" East 103.35 ft. North 12 degrees IP II" East 2501?., South 47 degrees 12' 53" East 522 76 ft., North SO1$?ft.tobeg._Owner:Harotd R Decker, Address: P.O. Box 1046, Altamonfe SPrIngs, Florid. 32101 Hwy. 17-92, 700 ft. Northeasterly Northwest corner of Lot 3, Fern WQcdPlaza, ruflSotjth$3cigrm)o. Owner; TIC, Ltd., Address: 2100 . East 170 It.. South 31 degrees SI' v' Premier Row, Orlando, Florida West 215 3 ft., South 19 degreess' 51'. 2. Lots 4 and 5. Block B - Owner: East 171 39 ft., South 44 degren 31' Joseph M. Murasko, as Ad. 52" East 10 ft., North 33 degrees 3' ministraso,, Ad Litem of the Estate $6" East 331.09 ft.. North 33 tegrees Fern Pk, Florida 15. Lot 54 Owner: Carl H. Crowley arid BonnIe K. Crowley, his wife, Addris: 72$ Wavenly Drive, Fern Pack, Florida II. Lot $5—Owner .lohnB.Veral and Josephine F. Veraii, his wife, Acidrets: 7)0 Waverly Drive, Fern -'- Norlhwes?crly on right of way Sift North 1? degrees 17' 15" East Florida I. Lots i. 2 end 3, Block B — Div Car. Incorporated, Address: Box 7333, Orlando, Florida I. The following property lies within Carriage Hill as shown by Plat Recorded In Flat Book 14, page 97, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. and within Section I?, Township 21 South, Range East 1 Easterly ISO It. of Block 0 er: Standard Oil Co., 55 1O991Q7 Address; P. 0 Box lllf. Louisville, kentucky 3. BlOCS. 0. (Less the Easterly 191 It) — Owner: Alan S. Rosenthal, Address: II) N.E. 163rd Street, N., Miami Beach, Florida 33)63 1 Block E (Less begin 199.5 ft. 4? degrees 11' 26" West North most corner, run i0theâ5te1y 34 ft. to a point 7.5 ft. North 17 degrees 41' 26" East Cf Southwesterly lire-, $o'th 12 degrees ii' 36" West 7.5 It., Northwesterly - j; II. Begin at lntersef Ion of West hOC of Carriage Hill, Unit t, r;crtr r'tf W of t 4, r County, Address: 2)3 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida . Lot 7$ — Owner: Harry , Dalton, Jr. and Arlene M. Dalton, his wife, Address: 216 Waverly Drive Fern Park, Florida 10. Lot 79 — er: Edward A. Kauiek end Chriitlne S Keysek, his wttC Addrest. 211 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, Florida 11. Lot so — Ownr: Gerald T Botsford and Beverly 8. BotIford. hiS wile, Address: 720 Waverfy Drive, Fern Park, Florida 12. Lot II Owner: Charles H. Castleton and Joyce C. Casttetori, his wife. Address' 772 Wave-c i,i Dciv,, Fern Park, Florida I] Lot 02 Owner: lames E. Parkis4x arid Linda R. Parklson,psis wife, Addieft: 221 Waverly Drive, Fern Pa'S., Florida ii- Lot $3 Owner: William H. 5$illwell and Glenda 0. StiliwefI. his - 17 17' Weit 100 ft., North 42 degrees 17' 1$" East 2501t to beg. -Owner: iose M Miranda, Addre: CO Joseph Padawef. P.O. Box in, Madland, Florida I. Begin 540.31 ft. West and South 47 degrees 12' 42" East 359.32 ft of Northeast corner of Southwest SoutheastlrunSouth17d,gr 12' 4" East 150 ft., South 4 degrees 47' 1$" West 250 ft.. North 47 degrees 12' 42" West 150ff. North 12 degrees 47. II" East 250 II. to beg. — Owner: Arthur A. Rossler and Chartene Fern Park. Florida 6. LOt 10 - Owner: Lovell 8. Summers and Betty E. Summers, hiS wife, Address: 115 Waverly Drive, Fern Park, FJorida 7. lot 11 - Owner: Joseph G. Duvali and Marie J, Duvall, his wife, Addret; 120 Waverly Drive. Fern P6rk, Florida - wife, Address: 2221 Wtago Trill, Fern Park, Florida i Lot 77 Owner; Carsten orglum and Margaret H. Borglum, hiS wife, Address: 21 Olena Drive Wh,tesboro. New York 13492 *ithifl Address: 0$ Wavirly Drive, Fern Park. FICrida 7 Lot 6 — Owner: Joanne M. Helien, single, Addre$; 110 WCVerIY Drive, Fern Park, Florida 3. Lot 7 - Owner, Lester E. Crockett and M.ari• Crockett, his wfe, Addrts*: 117 Waverly Drlvt, Fern Park, Florida 4. Lot$ Owner: Albert P. Hall, and Thelrt.a H,slI, his wife, Addrs: i;0i Lee Robd, Winter Park, Florida S. Lot 9 — Owner: Robert A. Clartone and Lynn F. Ciarlone, his I). Lot I? Owner: Johnny R. W Illiams and Bettyc J. Wiilijms, his Vi'4fC Address: 137 Waverly Drive. Fern Park, Florida 11. Lot 35— Owner: Clancy Edsel Painter and June B. Painter, his wife, Address: 706 Lothinvar Drive, Fern Park. Florida IS. Lot 36 Owner: George E. Proetz and Charlotte H. Proetz, his *ife, Address: 204 Lochinvar Drive, Ftrn Park, Florida 16 Lot 37 Owner: Frederick A. Grover and Cora E. Grover, his wife, Address: 202 Lochinvar Drive, Fern Park, Florida Florida 3. Let 70 - Owner: Eduardo Gamboa and Biarica Gambos. his , Florida, Inc., Address: 24.3 Park Avenue, New York, New Yo,k, Acreage 304 acres 6. Part of LOt 2, Begin South oecre.s 3' II" West 13.11 ft. from NorTheast corner run 39 degrees Ii" West 200 ft., North 40 degrees 24' - 1. Lot ii — Owner: Ralph M.ahlon Gray and Mdrey 1. Gray, his wife, Address: 2731 Winnebago Trail Fern Pork. Florida 2 Lot 19 — Owner: Theodore Craig Troseth and Marie Phelan Troseth, his wife, Address: 77$ Winnebago Trail, Fern Park, South ISO ft. of West 290 Ii. Cf Nonlh,zasl 'aOf the Northwest' 4 — Owner: Creative Child Care of Fla., Inc., Address: 1323 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando, Florida, Acreage: 1.0 acres S Part of Lot in Section 20-21-30 Fernweod Plaza as Shown by plot thereof recoraed in Plit Book 13, page 95, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida -- Owner: Joseph D. Robinson, IV, Joseph 0. Robinson, Trustee, Laura Carroll Robinson, Addresb: P.O. Box 719, Fern Park. Florida. Acreage: .13 on right-cf-way, run Southwesterly 14' 17" West 11011., NOrth 37 degrees U' £3" East IS? ft. South 52 degrees 16' I?" East hOtS., South 37 degrees 13' 43" West 6U. to beg ) — Owner: Matland, Florida 7. Lot74and the East 12 feet ci Lot — Owner: Peter .1. Abram and Celia Abrml, his wife, Address: Fieldingwoud Road, Maliiand, Florida 5. The West 78 feet of Lot 73 — Owni.r: Charles P. MeIley and Patricia A, Melley, his wife, Address: 2373 Fleldingwow Road, Mlitland, Florida . B. The following propetty being iocatedwlthin Indlon Hills UnIt 7, as Shown by piat thereof record In P1st Book Is, Page the Public Rccords of Smnope Co'nty, l'torci,i , Acreage: 1 acre 7. That part of Northeast Northwt 4 North of Fern Park Boulevard — Owner; Peter C Robinson, Trustee, Address: P.0' Box 759, Fern Park. Florida, Acreage: I acre 3 Northeast of Northwest (Less North 3 fee? and South feet of West 790 fee-t and drainage easement and part platted Greengate Estate( and West 17211 of Northwest ' of Northeast lieu North 9S3.M ft. and drainage easement) Owner: E Everett Husey. Trufr, Are t51 Orlando Avnuc, MaitIncj. liorida Acreage 7$ acres to Point of Bpginninq; thence run South 02 degrees 03' 03" West 150 iet• run South 70 degrees Ii' 1$" West 250 feet run North 02 degrees 03' " East 130 feet; nun Norm 70 degrees 1$' 15" East 250 feet to Point Beginneng. — Owner; Golden Arch Realty Corporation. Address: McDonalds Plaza, Oak Brook, Acreage: .9 acres 5. Beginning at the NW corner 0 tn SE 'a of the SW "of Sithon 2), Twp. 21 S.. Prig. 30 E., V'Ufl N. N decf'm 06' 05" E. 500.76 It. to eWesterly nlght.of.way of Stat. ROad 136. thence S. along the Westerly Right of Way 11266) ft. thence S. N degrees 03' OS" W. S9.n ft. thence ' wife, Address: 2 Ftetdingwodo Road, Maitland. Fiorida S. Lot S - Owner; Richard K. Albershird? and .1111 J, Albei-sttardt, his wife, '1ddress: 2167 Fiildiflg*OOd Road, Maitianci, Florida. 6. Lot 6 — Owner: Harold A. Frank and Donna J. Frank, his wife, 1. N0flh372,3$feet of Northwt of (Less part in Fern wI - Owner: Josiph D. Robinson, IV, Joseph 0. Robinson, Trustee, Laura Carroll Robinson, Georgia 3Q3 1. Part of Lot 1, begIn 77.12 ft. North 31 degrees 31' 31" East of West most corner run South 31 degrees 7233 South 52 degrees 14' East 14.36 tt . East to point South SO degrees 'ES' 77" East of beginning, West to Owner: Ellman's, Inc., Address 193 Mitchell St. SW., Atlanta, Ga. 30303, Acreage: .14 acres S. Lot 2 (Less begin South 29 degrees 39' Ii" West 13.1$ ft. from Northeast corner degree-s It' II" West .. N011h degrees2l' 23" West 20011 .NorTh degrees 79' ii" East 2001?.. South 60 degrees 24'7S" East 200 ft. to beg. on right of way 10501 ft., P1otth 39 degrees 1' ID" West 11066 ft. North 37 degree-s 1)' 13" Ea1 9Sf?., SOUth 41 degrees 33' 52" East 107.51 ft. to oag and begin at Northeasterly corner of Lot 3, run South 37 degrees Rayl. his wife, Address: 21$, FiCldingwod Road. Malilard, Florida 2- The East 6 feet of Lo17 and alt of LOt 3—Owner: Herbert B, Karp and Dianna Louise Karp, his wilc, Address: 24$? Fleldingwvod Road. Meitiand, Floda 3. The West ii feet of Lot 7 — Owner: Thomas Arnold Taylor and AviS M. Taylor. his wife, Address: 2153 FiCldflgwOOd Road, Maitland, Florida 4. Lot 4 - Owner: James Ross acres C. The following described property lies within Section 20. Townthip 7% South, Range 30 East. hiswlfe. Address: ilOOxIerd Road, Fern Part. Florida, Acreage: .314 acres 16 Begin 363.35 ft. East of South west corner, run North 41 degrees 9' 31" Ems? to South lIne- 01 Fefliwond Plaza, South 51 degrees 47' 26" East to South line West to beg, and that part of Southwejt V, Cf the Southwest 'a $outhest of Feinwood Plaza— 17. That part of the Southeast 4Of Address; $11 5th Avenue. New York, Ntw York 10001, Acreage: 2.4 acres 17. That part of tht$otAheait i of the SouThwe-st 1., Northerly Of Oxford Pd. and Southerly of PLat of Longwood Plaza, (Less begin 3374 ft. Southerly of Northeast corner of - bflO LyM C. FrIday, Nov. 15, 1974—SB ' - ---------- - -- -- - - - - - - _ , ------- . - - - -- - - �L 6U-Evening tlrola, saniord, F. IF But Mag Fact, Want You are 4 WANT 0'i 0_", - fora 1, Personals . 29 ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil Free, 641 7027 for "We Care' "Hotline". Adults or Teens. INFORMATION look j ]4 Rooms (or Rent DIAL / I I first! And Seminole 322•2611 Winter Park Want Ask For Want Ads Save. ,ks,, Hours 8:00A.M..5:30P.M. Monday thru Friday lthru$tjmes 4ocaHne Save! 6thru25times .....30c a line ............2k a line 3 Lines Minimum Announcements 1-Card nf Thanks - 'l IF fa '¼ 2-In Memoriam I ~ 4-Personals You're looking for a place to live: Rent ' S-Lost and Found 6-Child Care r'_. 7-Motels It . Hotels 1-Eating Places t-Good Things to Eat or Buy look to classified FIRST! 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'..... flroe, *046~ (617311$ 7)7) _______ ----- Painting 1 MINNEAPOIIS,MINNESO3A 27 (8.1 Lawn Service Cleanupand hauling Onetirreormonthly 313055.8____ 23 Yrs experience. $6? 8ISMETROBC.IULEVARD PHONE Lawn Care iewOr repair work Freeestimate's • ' =. ~_ INTERNATIONAL 71-Mo cycles liocic lear ing. Srptr( tanks, fill dirt, drive'v'iay% All Intit Of drOning 377 9117 or 323 395) 4'0n'ry- Small Lob weciaiist' •model. Repair. Additions Lcensed, Bonded, Insured 10 Yrs Exp 3734413 ___________ • ___________________ "' FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY 77-Jurik Cars R*nmtd 79-Tudis and 10--Autos (Or SfC lI-Aviation The OUT' hiS Te Less ItCo:tsPerJrie Real Estiit . __________________ Remodellnil A , - (,i - ' Wanted to Buy CASH 3224132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, ',vp -._ 69 Stamps.Coins S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table 3.1 chairs. As low as 169.95. ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Two 10 sp. Vista E souire bicycles, Sport handles, fencers and carrying rack. Only ridden twice, $100 each. 323-414. 6 Dinette Chairs, $60 Dining Table, 135 3325167 3 Wheel new adult bke Never been used. $130. Call after 6.O 373 64 25 59 - GOLD Coins SEMINOLE COIN CENTER 109W. 1st St.,i73.43 57 1969 GMC 1' fled Gc.oJ C ondition. 37) 67S DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy.46West,Sanfoqd 3235620 -' - Lawnand Garden 8N, Ford Tractor Equipment for Rent Car port Sale: Sat., VS. Little bit Cl everything. Toys and household Items, some clothes. 300 5 Sunlanct Dr Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpit Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Garage Sale-Sun. Mon. Gas range, size 10 dresses, drapes, 6' Christmas tree with dec or ations Odds & Ends 1017 W Tulane Dr., Altamonse. 65 77 7 Pets and Supplies 1969 Buick LaSabre Ioic2ed. Good COnditicri 323 4675 Sale lN9VWCorsverIible.coocs'rir es Good Runn.ng Condition, $900 511)101 1965M tes Benz. 1900, AM F.',' aIr c ondit,orect, 51 Ci' 372 2571 I FOR 0 ALUNI -- SHEE1'S USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 73 INCHES BY 36 INCHES -- 5C 2 Camper-Travet Sanford Rec Vee now has a full line of toppers NON.RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN * . . CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING EXPLORER OWNERS ' Southern RV Services Your center authorized service warranty and other serviceS. 37) 9020; 830.1070. Camper, Open Road, ov er cab, 1. jell contained. 1450. 327 1971 Travel Traiier, 1$' self tamed. Take over payments of $66.10. 373 9173 for information. EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL They Just Fit Between Studdinasand Rafters) SA'4IOWD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St 37) 1711 TIi e 2417. Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. ifl.3752 - - - Autos (or I964Ford Wagon Excellent Condition BestOlfer.3fl6077 A Small Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see. Cmli 372 . 3611or1319993 345 3141 alter 6 1961 Chevy Nova, 6 cyl au?oma?c. new paint & tires. Runs good 1600 3729)8). ' 80 Trailers - 64 . -------... Open daily 10 5 f or consignments or sales oft the floor. We also buy estates, etc. 75 - Piano, Spinet, Mablin & Sons, good condition, 5.150 3733707 Garage.Rummage 300 . Heraid RENCH AVE PH, 322.2611 IIIIIIIIIIIII - - - HOMES OF Loch Arbor (an I pil the car n tti. - IA thPridp By JlmRowePestCcrstrol 7874lr,.quoisAre Sanfo'd.372 20/0 4 1111111111110 Cu%tom made Drapes and Bed spreacts. Quality workmanship Dorothy Bliss 319 5473 (.'lS,IiOd Ads are here to help you t'uy Sell, rent or swap .1? .5 low r r Irt ut trip ,ou piar i' , ii 1)2 2611 or 83) 9991 Wall Papering 322.3103 - I .. off L.' L.) . Well Drillin .. : 44 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYS EMS Ality pe sandsizes auc 41fic; We1 - - - Lx I NE • ' : -. liffilkil I -L -a'Ni-210 rJ 1 ________ rio o- i 1111111111111111111111111111111111 - - ~r CONSTPUC-noN Inc. 111 W 25th Sanford. FIa COMPLETE LINE OF 75 FORDS PAUl ',LATFU U'' 'rn ii .', Hp.ij 'r +4inr ; 1Cnta(2 U5(Jtnt,5l,(O,ii,,,.,,,n,l r(eecstimates Ph 372687) Pr SUPPLY CO emodeling and Repairs Room You can get a fair price when you () "___ ed s advertise your "don't ne addition Fully insured. Good 707W 7nd5t ferences Jim Trego, 37)0708. the Want Ads I 15th & 16th FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-NOVEMBER Wffl9 2567 Park Drive 322 U&S %ttflor- Exterior Plastering. Plaster patchIng an simulated _. or izaracje si'Il lonqer needed items wilh .i (1.sssuhed Ad in &.i .'di _* u' i1 oi' or iii wvi to i'$.'ce yours ;j brkk Specialty. 3277790 Situated Of) Larqe ooded Lots Near The Country Club, '1 'ii ART BROWN PEST CONTROL FM "finvate. )23.6031. DISTII.If1aasi. !.uIu,I 0 Pressure Cleaning _______ FALL CLEAPIIPIG "Ifl1P6C" Wash P. Spra Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Remove mildew. fung.,s, muddobbers, wasps 8. Spider webs. 3320397. - F ______________ :e1n. MS 1111, 17 9'? Maitland 1,6 Chevritt pickop truck, iii. 1977 O pel OT, orange, *ith .'lrr st&. conditioning Take over 11 payments Maybe seen at Ftnnce 1963 Falcon Ranchero America, Hwy. 436. Al?amontr Seeat The Volkshop Springj. $31 303 E. Commercial, 321 0)20 Auction Musical Merchandise 62 ' rr,t4 643 1155 Will pick up ycurabandoned car free t you wilt call me after I p rn 372 If74 WE BUY AND SELL 72 Bicycles _____ 1970 (r,jr; r, ci rr uli'r vquippc'u Model Ranchero 111iiII11111111P -- - o 323173). .: 1960 , - 58 1971 Dr.1çr' D,r?, Iç.,ji,j, bparjtt ol. PIANO SERVICES - I Mfg. Bkr. LIVS1OCK MflO Poultry __________ 322-253). Ret 11 cu . US. Dinette set. 511. I*i Led. $12 .0. Oh Cui'sity ShOp. 1201W 1st St. Car '••-, _______ Reg. Eves. 1691116 Any . Trucksand Trailers ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top pric es paid, used, any Condition. 6413126, Winter Park. We've got everything for the Golfer--Clubs, Balls, Ladies P. Men5 Shoes , Duckster iackels, AND 30 pet. off o.i Golf Bags. Mayfair Country Club Pro Shop. Call Cr edit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East is? St., Sanford 372 9111 . __________ - Opportunities ROBSOU MARI NE 7927 H wy . 17 97 Buys . S.1 I SC&A BACKHOE SERVICE Carpentry ___________ - . -. 68 (WITH GOOD CREDIT ) All makes, md. Players Tunlng.Repalr,$679500 Land Clearing Beauty Care . Air Conditione d ill 2027 AtterS 303776,00 finest Marine Equipment $50 Down '__ ______________ - 79 * - l'..__ A_ ifc(f CaIvc it. aft er 3:30 p rn __________ L3oaIs & Mustang City Roofing OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUkES 373 5954 _ .4 Located 1 block So. of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon,.Fri: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. 1.6 ________________ 3 Bedrooms, I' 11(21's Heater Cleaning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hrriett's Beauty Pboaki -319E Pine 37757 47 I ' OFFAIRPORT Srieli 2 bedroom house. Hot more tpianjchild, $95, 1jt & last. Partly 3275319. 0! A Piano Services , CONVENTIONAL FINANC ING FROM PE CENT "- __ -________________________________________ 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE NO CLOSING COSTS ' TO PARTICIPATE IN 14--Auto Repairs Parts - Accesimiries Boarding & Groonrng Ph 3721057 ____ . SANFORD 323.7900 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN EXECUTIVE Travel Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling 3?? 2645 .iyarIah' JERRY'S GARAGE We'll fix you; car best for less, all w or k Quaranteed 705 French Ave. 321 I Basketball and Tennis Courtç Initial Recreational Fee Prcpaid Dishwashers 3 bedroom, partIally furnished, fenc ed lot, $130 mo. Busin Pet Care ,r%ytmC Auto Repair -, Large Picnic Area, wi.vx Houses Rent COMMUNITY OF F INE HOMES PRICED FROM S35,000 • . __.. Home Improvements it't(henBathroomCabinets, C ounter tops, Sinks lntfallaton 321 00 52 flr F ,.,ll Line (F Appliances Si'rford F.lectrc Company 7527 Park Drive. 372 156? ' 2-Auction ApplIances 0 Boating ORLANDO 55 - House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, _____________________________Mi nor Repairs C. J. Bannist er , 3721135 Central Hit I Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Ca' Remodeling, Additions & Repair. Hirri, at SEARS in Sanford, 3 Crpentry, Roofing,Cement _____________________________Finishing, Painting. Reasonable, Billy Geck, 3731207. *Dis P0 Baths. 7 car garage 3 Bedrooms,? Sanora..Air, carpet, selfcteaning ov en Almost new. Evenings, I 1(7 - A small classified ad brings b returns, Try one and see Call 332 26)1 or 031 9993. 6 Hor ses For Sale Geldings, Mares, FllI ) 5441 ' 1970 Dodge Dart Swn.r $900 Cash 322 5077 - .. .. Horses ______ Below Wholesale, wh ile they last: ---_______ American of Mart insuilte, solid 52 Appliances 0,5k bunk beds, 1100 set; with ___ matChlflgdesk,(hair,flight stand, KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service, used mathnes. AT PIOLL'S STORES MOONEY APPLIANCES 373O6S There'sOneNeir You Used wash ers and dryers. Many to 7' Heart Cypresslence choose from. 90 day warranty on post.$l.25each at all used appliances. Dick's Ap Osteen.3fl.1161 pliances. 3227658. 2)) N. CaL Sanford 327 llliday. 373 ons eve BROKER ASSOCIATE ..1h L() .959 Linc oln with £30 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmiSsion Bnt 137). Need shelf space for Christmas gifti? Sell no longer need ed items with a Classifiea An Dab 377 76)) or 8319993. (her's K ennel, Pups, Studs, AKC, Toy & Mne Poodles all colors, Cocker, ,. Mini Large ___..- - . & Dachshuncts. Shih Tzu. Schnauzer, Motorcycles 78 Yorkie, Boston Terrier, Chhuah,a, Beagle, Chi p00, 25 ps on d'splay, we buy pups, P,ko'orc'fe Insurance tiflance. shotS, guarantee 1901 ilL AiR AGENCY 2)7 3176 or I 5l 217 2q12 37) 3166 __________ _______________________________ ------ -- 1971 Capri, Silver. 4 sç ed, 25.000 miles, extra clean. 1)675. Calt Howie Kirby at 322)65). Dealer JERRY'S USED I REBUILT PARTS 103 French Ave. 371 0890 TRAINED WALKER DEER HOUNDS 3fl 0514 signs. ___ 377 $953 BEODII4G SALE * * Buy Dlrect--Whse. Prices.' Off United Beddinu 71 NHwy. 17 92Canelberry 031 2000 A Directory of Experts Ready To Serve You!' Accoun* COVE C3iVU I...,..t,,. -- $7s ii MAlTS. AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 97 Open Sat & Sun 9$ *33 7920 10 Orlando 834.2299 Courts 1. L0V mary Sales Ph. (305) 323.8160 41.flI....A Autosfor Sale l97OSImca,real economy. $500 377 7)97 - 3229151 Christmas Sate: Sat. 95. Ines pensIve items for gifts S 5th St ..1tS - -_ 80 Reconditioned Batteries, 512.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sandord Ave Male P ee k A P00 66 Bahama Couch, $29 95. Wirkr rocker, $35; Dinette, 531.95; DAVE'S FURNITURE. oo Sa nford Ave 373 9370 54 ONRESERVOIR LAKE SFishing For Sale: Rattan Office Desk. Sanf or d Auction . I T,nni DeBery Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants. "Quality at Discount Prics". Vet er ans No Down, 7 Bdrm . den, CAREFREE FLOWERS. 370) . fenced, 1146 mo 9" pet. Acre Orlando Drive, 3237150. ______________________________________________________________________________ Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750 3 Bedrooms, 1', batM, C H a nd air All you need to do is assume mortgage, pay Small equity and move in. Freekittenstoagoodhorne. $31 7151 after 1 p rn, CARPORT SALE SATURDAY 2819 MAGNOLIA AVE REALTOR State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.9 2. 1.2.3 Bedroom Apts. Swimming Poo l 1317 S. Elliott St. 2 BR, $110 mo or 13.000cattsdowntobuy at $100 mo 12936135. Yard Sale: Fri. & Sat Dinette set, remodeling rnMeciats and misc items. Corner W. 3rd & Jessamine Ave.373145 Household Goods ' tAUt room, GARAGE SALE Furniture, Clothes, Misc, 61$ Park Ave., Sat. & Sun. after 9 a m. -- ,, 3 8edroocn, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of Swimming pool 3779143. Carport Sale: Fri., Sat , Sun. Nolan Rd. off SR 127 the Old Orlando Hwy. ha lf way between 11 97 and Sa nford Ave. 3221175. STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 14, Wes t 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full ol gOod clean used furniture, an tiques., TVs, and apptiancei. Auction every Saturday flight 7: 30 p m. Consignments welcome. For information tall 322 9719. Auto Repairs Air Conditioning The Master , ° Come out today and reserve your choice lot. 322 1164,332 1959 Sale or Trade, Electric goil rt 1350 or Tractor rider mower, 373 7577. SANFORD ' family park. . . . Fresh Turnip Greens; Gentle Bay Marc, 1175 or best offer. 250 Yamaha, 'l3streei bike. 332 0354. 6434791 JOHN SAULS AGENCY REALTY •i Earn free Xmas gifts by having a .a ra t Cov en try ,wetry Show in your home. 323-779) alter 6. Corbett Real Estate Special Bargain ¶ Sanford's finest 110,730. 2 Bedrooms, 1 bath New on Market, SACRiFICE 3 Bdroom, I" bath home. Fenc ed yard. $1I,0. -Peg.Real Estate Brok er lot selection now available in HUFFMAN REALTY AlPell,JennyClarJ,As soc 372.lSfl; 327*35)Day. Eve. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. AGEGocrd'mall'creag,witn withOut homes, . Best BROKER 322 5997 NIghts 323 1167 or 373 9007 Days-ifl 6173 Nights)?? 5l74or 372 7)57 PAYTON 1 322 7121 . Parts.Accessories GARAGE SALE: Friday.Sunday II a m.-dar 100 Exeter Ave LOngwOO.r ICountry Club Heights 32) 7194. ______________________________ Want a pleasant Surprise ? Y ou can cleanoutyourrlaragequicklywth a Want Ad Two portable air md paint corn Prenors, $30. Typewriter, Un Cobia 15', 75 HP Johnson, Trailer. derwood, like new, $20; Utility 2 * * Singer * * Fully equipped. 1400 wheel trailer, tag 3. lIghts, $75. GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW Enclosed car lO carrier, 1,35. in 5,wlng cabinet, repossessed You are always ahead when you bu y, sell or rent with a Want Ad Truck step up bumper with ball Singer's beSt model, winds bobbin hitch, $10 3fl.n in machine. Fullautomatic Sell or Trade-2? Thompson Boat, Pay balance of 57$ or tO pay Gray Inboard engine. Will trade Color C onsole TV; Also 25" Color ments of II for camper or travel trailer, 3fl Stereo; Six wrought iron dining 0939. chairs. 3730708. Dropin bobbin, zig zag,and)need le posit, Like ne condition, sold Reclinirsgchair,170 57 Sports Equipment neW for UI. ba lance of 143 cash or Refrigerator, $10 payments of 110 New warranty 372 5969 A. A. McClanahan SECLUDED arid convenientTies with 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile home. Terms $21,900 $ 0 Furnished SUfpri1eyoIJrfamilythlXrnaswjth ttsemoneyyciuearnsellingAVoN Call 644 l-- Anttqu,.s ORRES1 GREENE, INC. 7 ~ __\, "? 7174, 372 14%,122 IS44 DupIi. 7 bed rOOm, air Conditioned, dults preferred. 3726620 or 323 5351 - * Part time employment Some evenlnQs and weekends Ex. Perience preferred Apply in prrscrs only at the Sheraton Sanford Inn, I-I •nJ SR 44. Poultry - - MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S. French 322 1991 bedroom, 1 bath, c entral heat, garage. $175 per mo. with lease. STEMPER AGENCY, 372499) 33 Desk Clerk * 66-Hones - -, I Central Florida's carpetIng, __________ 65-Pets and Supplies ______ . - 64-Equipment (or Rent i /1", IDYLLWILDE- 3 bedroom. 2', baths, family room, kitchen equIpped. Nice Iandscapping, extra large garage Reaiiy an attractiv, home.Just list ed at 117,500. Florida AVI Stemper Realty &S41 3511.11 do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably 3 bedroo Ptaveit. -- m, I bath, large yard With oacx tended, eq uipped kitchen 1200. plus $150 security 373 ______ Person exper ienc ed in slaughtering beef nd hogs Hopkins Meat Packing. 322 V791. Materials Ridgewood - What 62-Lawn and Garden PAGES 1st AND 3 Lady to.- light hisekeep4ng, 3 hours per day, I Or S days a week. Own tranwortalian St-Muslcil Merchandise 1 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly MsacreonCrysfal Lake Beautiful kflchen, centr.l heat, and air, Florida room, overlooking the lake 117,900 o ec or, Dual 76 Petsand Supplies - Bikes; 07i Electric Train; Patio FurnIture 711 Pine Winds Dr., Hidden Lake - - WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE ill 31SF F .r'.t St For Sale AAi...,. 65 Sales Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings Miscellnnous GarageRummage s For Sale (1 ____________________________ of toil." air. 2 car garage, references required. $190 1st & last. 1)00 Security. 332 739, Fiberglass laminator needed at once. Must be experienc ed in all phases of laminating and lelcoating. No other riced apply. Starlmne Ent er prises, Bldg. 13) Sanford 'AIrport. 3730111. $5-Boats & ?Aarins Equipment YOU ARE Sun Hi+i ... I ..-.. Miscellannous Si Income And Investment Property SO 1100 E 25th 37? 6655 • 3 bedroom, 7 stor y, central heat & for a fast growing agency, specializing in 5ubSidild homej. Call M UP4SWORTH REALTY, 3736061 Stereo Appliancas - - "A wise investment b.at a lifetime Orange Ave. $150 Month. No pets. 322 0711. Lotsand Acreage Apaflmcnt house (or S.ae at 1009 E 2nd St. $35,000. Call 372 4693 f or inf or mlition TAFFER REALTY - [AXE MARY- Fire Sale, a f'q upper. Can you do it? You can try ( 5)7.000. ____ SANFORD. I_________ 32271)1 Houses Rent 43 For Complete Details Call REALTOR Assoctate JohnMero 322242O Anytime KUL.PREALTy 107W. 1st. Street 3 72 3235 Htx 5tre$ 2510 Stemper Sezi 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. 2411 Real Ettate Associate want ed 52-Appliances • V. JOHNNYWALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. . GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Sanf,rct. 373 5200 46 GOOD CREDITIS ALL '101,) Yotr MLS Agency NEED. PlO MONEY DOWN. New Iand I bdroorn hom, 1' to 2 REALTORS 254S Park Dr t-.bhS pru.ed from 572,150 to 5,100 on large WoOded lot, &ell.' (,sspt ed Ads serve the buvinci and hays all closing c os t. VA, HA,tellingcommunity everyday, r ea ct and use them often Call 372 7611 ConventIonal loans, Builder, '' ' c"?c') Deltona, 901 S9.27$O, Orlando, 30SI2].1334, ''----------------- All Arms. - Un(urnished - Si-Household Goods 53-TV. Radio 32 essential. The ability oprate a camera makes the job more irstefe$ting arid Profitable. Apply in person to Tom Aikeris, Editor, at The Herald offIces. 300 North French Ave.. Sanford. Pleas, do tepe. 44-lnco the And Investment Property -- see us at our big new location S or ID Arre Desirable home Site location Pavcd road, trees, horS okayTerry Really, WEAL TOW, 670 0711 NOTIcE_. Stenstrom Realty has Several hundr ed open and ex clusive listings plus every Property In the MllIpl listing servIce If anyone can help you with y our housing needs we can do It! *** * Deltona 7k., PcI. Inter es t Rat, 7 .----- I counties An automobile is helpful but not For sale 831 4039 m.2162 ieat, lots of slot. age. private bal. (aflitli and yWIl ste why we $4 can v,nencs 5 The key We will THANK you for selecting US to contract the constrvclion of your new Pions'. Cash, VA, PHA, COnvtflticnalO,VA.FHA Tandum Plant. Now, Should you dO this by Thanksgiving, we will OIVE you your choice free: Washer and Dryer, Stove and Refrigerator, or Color TV, by G.E. upon final ClO$ing of your home. Call Bud. 3776457 or Ken, 372 6457 3276437 Bedr oo m upStairs apartment. Lights, water furnished u.so ma. Adutts. 122 all,,.' Evening and Sunday Herald it interviewing cnrr,spond,nfs for all areas of Seminole and 0uthw'tt Volusia 44-Farms and Groves % _' I Bedroom Furnished Apartment. 190Month 2210046. Are you one people who knows 'everyone In town'? it you ars, can typ and are interes ted in picking up some Real Estate ~, SALESMAN ConfIdentIal interviews. Comput er MIS. We take trades. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 323 £333, or 372*970 31-Wanted to Rent . h ESTATE H.ES an entrance ael A Loan KSIIVlflg ADULTS. NO PETS 1)6W. ?nd .-. Lar993Rm. Apt. Upstairs MstureAdvtts SlIPark Ave. PACLA AREA- Beautiful new 3 bedroom, 7 bath on Canal to Lake Mlrkham Great buy for 1,19,500 air, carpets, big yard with trees Owners gone and must sell. Only 170.900. Good terms, low Payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 03)$272 'flRonDA 1hey' e Hot!" * --- 3722110 After Hours' 3273991 12206.40 Mobile Homes' SALES LEADER" 1'', bath. Most extras, $27,500. sen cozy btdroom home with 4 self cleaning Oven, dishwasher ixft to each apart nrukrr, 107W Cornrnerc at Sanford. 3727011 -AVALOPI APARTMENTS 42 CITY -Lovely? year old 3 bedroom, Realty SO SANFORD SOUTH W. Garnett While WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. 1stSt. Help Wanted REAL 7792$1 Acreage sOHPi 1'9 !DER, ASSOC . Hunt 2.illPark O r And P11cc 1 bdrm. trailer , also apt. Good location. Mature aduitt Utilities Plo deposit. 373SacS. Realty . * Owners Crying* Commercial Properties 17 Bedroom Adtilt%Only Park Av enue Mobile Park ?US Parh 332 714) Fleet Reserve Club. 30-Apartments Rent to purchase a niw 3 bidrosm home for NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND RCDUCEO MONTHLY the PAYMENTS under Ad. Homi rarrn,rs rnurtistrat'ofl Atsestasci Plan Homes, Lots Sun. located on W. Ist St., west of fl-Rooms for Rent "Jim III VS rt9irdllll Tout Houses for Sale Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely homes, located in Deitona, Lots larger than average. 133.000 tc 1)9,000. Call Jim Knox at 3fl 0071 or 30) 723 1573 Stenstrom Shop the easy way - Shop say's Classified Ads from your easy chair. 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom "Get 'Em While * Estate "SAPdflRn'$ FROM '160 HousesforSale Good Things to Eat You pick green beans, $4.00 per bushel: yellow squash, 13.75 per bushel Beginning 12 noon Sat and Rentals 4) Apartments Rent Furnished vt,tdtI NOW LEASING New houses in a rural area. Plo down piymeny, monthly payments less One bedroom duplex apt. kitchenthan r en t. Government tUb5idiied equipped, carpet, air, adults. to quallfie buyers, Call to see If *97.50. 332 7796 a ft er 1, you qualify!! Bolster y'tr C!rr:!ris tid;e? M.UNSWORTM REA.Ty Sell no longer needed Items with a 103W. )sUt, Want Ad Call 3222611 or 1319993 . 323.6063. 373 W hen you have somet hing to buy, sell, ren t or swep, a Cla,ified will get results for you, Dial, 322. 26)1 or $31 9993 n ye or Va ue r -__ 41 -- "Don't needs!" Serve a usetw pprpoje again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from In,' Herald, Call Ut today! Don't delay! Just dial 3727611 or 83) 9993, To place your bar cost want ad, SAPIDLEWOOD VILLAS 110W, AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 373 7070 Call 321 0315.$13 ' it 36045.I"fwy.1; 93 REALTOR 373 3771 Woman would like to Share 6 room houSe with gentleman, couple with I child or other woman.Nea r School and Shopping cenlei' 321 0533. Four 2 bedroom apartments Kit chen equipped. Carpeted, some have fireplac es $I( $120 Month. 321 046 00 a NEW MARONOA HOME In Ositona has never bills thèS easyt W3rbsnI ,,as we11 as r,tire.s with ainvat adivsted ,risI ome sI sss 511.1$ are HaroId Hall Realty Wanted to Rent - HousesforSale 3227 49 $ ____________ FPAUKLIN ARMSAPTS 1170FloridaAy 332 66 50 3" 9119 ,,.,,._, 38 MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 167 Ddrm. tumor i,rfur. 3202 Orlando Dr., 373 $670 Will Baby Sit In My Home in Lake Mary IS-Help Wanted £ Yo can buy quality mcrchand, at a budgef prIce when yoti Shop tI, Want Ads' 41 - 21 Hour Service NEARLY NEW-3 bedr oo m Split plan, 1", baths, wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility stornge room. $71,500 Upstairs office space Call 37?ô36ObetweenP&9 iOa rn Bamboo Cove, 12 BDRM, shag, air sunny kItchens, playgrgund, neai city park I Sanford Plaza. Frorr 1)10. Alrporl Blvd. near Sanforc Av 373 13.40. Child Care 24 hours. Centrally located, - For Rent 1 or 7 bedroom duplex aF.artments Furnrshed or unfurristc'j s..ur rrriq ocl 4J OrlnrnJ Dr. 3232920, Baby sitting, my home Fenced yaro, ow mccix. years cx perlence in child care. Available -- 37Business Property Lake Mary- New 2 bdrm. duplex furnished or unfurnisherd, by rates. glady Brown Realty, 372 Sf7 or 3fl.1944 CaliBart Real GOLF COURSE-i bedroom,?bath. family room, wall to wall carpet. ea t in kitchen, dishwasher, gar & range disposal, bage refrigerator. 1$' x 30' screened pool. $55,000. Treler lot for rent Plenty of room to park big rigs Call 372 9112 Dial the results number, 372 761 and place a fast acting Want d tO-Do It Yourself 11-Instructions TrUcker's Specia l- Houses for Sale 41 NT EXCEPTIONAL 4 B edroom 2 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeled, eat in kItchen, dishwa sher, gar bage dispolal. range, large inside utility room, outside utility building, fenced back yard. Well landscaped. 537.730. Mobile Home Lots For Rent 15,1974-7B -- ou ave RE'' Need a serviceman fast? Check the BuSIness Service Ads today. 7 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent. No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. ifl 4170 GARDENS ** Single story studio, I, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments Pool, ClubhO5. carp'ling, drapes, kith equipped, central heat and air. Wtonthly rentals from $112.50 372 2090, 1505 W. 75th St., Sanf or d. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help CAll 423.4517 Write P.O Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 3-Cemeteries 35 Apartments Rent Unfurnished Friday, Nov. - HaTJsesforSale LOW DOWN PAYMENT- New bedroom, 7 bathS, FHA, VA. Close to schools, shopping. Builder must sell. 32307. 3720660. Hartwell Ave Model open. 1 6 p rn * NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I wilt no longer be responsible for ,iny dls rcLrred h ancne other then mlsel l DATED this 11th November, A. 0., 1974 GARYMERO ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) , 41 ti you have an eye for real vdIu(, you'll eye Inc ct,j .1(2% regularl Duplex Sanford area. 2 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, air. $110 month plus $75 deposit. Having trouble Storing Summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a ClaUlfied Act Call jfl261l or 0319993 ,.... 26 timi 30 BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse available on rental basis for daytime or evenings, Private parties, wedding receptions. ;rovp meelings, e$c. Will ac commodate 125 lSO for sit down dinner, 250 300 for reception. Cuntact Mrs. McOaniels. 3221721. Ad Deportment Takeacue from a Classifled Ad and sell your no longer.n edect pool table! Phone 322 2611 or $319993. Lecithint Vinegar! B6! Kelp! Now all four in one capsule, ask for VB6 + Faut Orugs. Orlando 831.9993 Save. Mobile Homes Rent Lower your food by catching fish on the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. Plo pets. 322 4170.' Room for rent, priv.tebath and entrance. 322 65w. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMiLY' ALANOPI For families or friends of problem drinkers For further informatn call 123 45$? or v.rte Sanford Al Anon Family Group p 0 floe $53. sanford. Fla, 3fl71 to Classified Your Wonders AD car-- ; Work __ - - ___ ----- looking / Ads $% III _ .! Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. V *ic - ~_.__.,~ Not J .- . , I i; 11.- i. Z_ .~ Friday, Nov. 15, 1974 PLUS HENRI THE TALKING ROBOT! FREE MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR THE KIDS WHILE THEY LAST BE THERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! Sanford Plaza-Hwy 1792 San ford - �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 � 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 15, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 15, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e05872ed1ce4aff5fbec86dd34bf1c43.pdf 324a832a228c4f66e3e097026b9fc992 PDF Text Text - -. •. - 128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 13 1974 1 TI4EM 19 W1AT By OSWALD and CALL JAMES JACOHY SOIITII 4 A 92 73 is +.1 8643 4 . . s i- sr tu 4 1(1634 V A K095 2 4 K 873 .1 !O 864 •A 41752 46983 ALLEY OOP SUCh I by Dave Grouc • 2 KQ10 9 75 +A K 06 lith v ulnurabli. ro N orth East South l'is Pam Pay. I• 3T 50 I'a' Here is hand that decided it team match. Five diamonds was the contract at both tables after the same bidding. At table one West led out twt high hearts. South rufkd the second heart and reviewing the bidding carefully came to the conclusion that the spade finesse was going to be a loser and he had best find some other line of play. He found it nicely. He simply cashed three rounds of clubs and led a trump. East had to win the trick and had no lead that would not give South the rest of the tricks. The other South went down THE BORN LOSER SMQ! 117 - -- - - - . •-- :-- .-_ , - -- - 67th Year, No. 74—Thursday, November 14, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Market Bask,.t Costs More,, Holds Less WASH INGTON NGTON AP While high farm prices accounted for most of last year's gain in - retail food prices, so far this year it has been the 11-13 'I' lic h111111111" l,%5 North middleman who pushed up the family grocery bill, new government figures show. In a related development, the Labor Depart ment said today that wholesale price increases EisI in October ranged across virtually the entire 'I'm home, Mom! Who's that you're givin' a bath? South LCOflOI fls'. I.' 14 '. Over-all, wholesale price increases—which mrina liv a Fe reflected (wcklv at the retail evel—were a seasonally adjusted 22.6 per cent igher than a year earlier, the biggest 12-month ncrease since ,1 28.5 per cent increase in the 12 nonths ending in June of 1947. Sharply higher )rices for food and 1975 automobiles contributed o a 2.3 per cent surge in wholesale prices in )ctober. Consumer foods increased 4 per cent in Ocober at wholesale, farm products were up 2.6 er cent, processed foods and feeds rose 3.2 per SN.' 14 Y ou. Soul h. hold & 4 1 VA q 7 • K J 4 3 44 34 do no'.' Wiut do A—I'ass. You har %u(I-eedr(I fFi 1 OWT eroe j HOOT ur 1is is 4 ckxiR 1c~ %oU 0Ur opM)nen1s one P° higher. Mbe '.ou ssill set iheni one trick. By Rope B FUNNY BUSINESS BAD ______ DL ! ; Tt)I),Vs t1UE.STlUs Instead of bidding three clubs sour partner has jumped 10 tour clubs in response to sour double do ou do noss" I S ac 't'CRS AY2 will be part of "a concerted mass effort to stop inflation." The middleman's growing share of the family grocery')ill was reflected in figures for a statistical market basket of farm-produced food. During the first nine months of this year, the market basket cost an annual rate of $197 more than it did for all of 1973, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday. Middlemen accounted for $166 about 84 per rent of t he i ncrease while the share go ni to laI'IIwI- Wen t up $31 on a n annual basis in U e first three quarters. In other economic developments, the Federal Reserve Board moved to pump more money into the nation's economy for the Christmas shopping season and Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton resurrected the proposal to raise gasoline taxes to provide additional revenues and encourage fuel conservation. And President and Mrs. Ford signed a consumer pledge that the President said he hopes As a result of the decline in the farm share of the market basket — a theoretical indicator based on a year's food requirements for a household of 3.2 persons — the farmer's portion of each consumer food dollar has gradually slipped from the peak in mid-1973. Agriculture Department experts said the average market basket retail cost during the Iirst three (JLrters of 1974 was $1,734 annually. Of that, middlemen got $1,003 while farmers received $731. In the third quarter, USDA said, farmers received an average of 41 cents from each consnuier focI dollar. Although that was up on Pe"I'v I iim the second quarter, it was eight cents below their share in JulySeptember, 1973. In 1973, which experienced soaring farm prices and fed''ral price curbs on wholesalers and retailers in much of the year, the food basket cost $1,537, including $837 for middlemen and S700 for farmers. Meanwhile, the Agriculture Department said it had rejected at least temporarily a plan to boost minimum milk prices guaranteed to farmers in federal marketing order areas. Officials said the 1973 market basket cost was up $266 from 1972 and that the farm share accounted for $176 — about 78 per cent of the increase. - And consumer and industry spokesmen agreed that shoppers save only pennies a week when supermarkets stop marking up the prices of items already on the shelf. But now the situation has been reversed, with middleman margins comprising most of the 1974 consumer food price gains, according to USDA. nsr Tomorross MTER, Mt 6 ARF51W fiR IT ZZt$ 7/E(1i711(4' CD'6P19KY 11 CWA6a /T A )tZP,k ,7tZ$,VS1Zi?,Th'& AT 66 hflt4WIY 7111 =AafY 154E5TO ff123'f1 A MLUX Ii/411 Y, FPbUPcV7 FacE 5X11 frtPE1I7 PItH oir. lIE ie, AWVCW $i 'C'15 CW iDA AVAWSr 4IS Of 40A teLS HS VIII .'o4v. a2'uE LV SO OWN 77115 w gocxsti cent, and industrial prices climbed 1.1 per cent. - j •, - 000NESBURY I.urry &.wii Ou'D BETTER ONLY THREE BELIEVE (TI! AND SENTENCES IN JUST THREE SENTEP4CESJ REVOLUTION, ,fl/TC/1 one. When It came to comparing time East and West wanted to know why that South hadn't worked out the same play that had made the hand at table one. South's reply was, "I'm glad you asked. Unfortunately for our side I didn't get a chance to Work it out. It seems that at trick one East played his Jack of hearts. West thought and thought and finally decided he had been given a suitpreference signal. He led a spade trick at trick two and my end play had become inoperative." For the record we think that the winners really earned their victory. South's dummy play at table 1 was excellent. The EastWest defense at table 2 was even better. by Garry Trudeau CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DID YOU DO YOUR PAPER ON THE AMER/CAN -- WIN AT BRIDGE OF BUT NONE - - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY & Jr!;SORT OF A50JT I OthrfJ 7bR A aFF SALVATION ARMY MOVES W-44 I'WI, 7111 5'%TIES mw. Lt. James corps commander, Bums, •. .• 41 LOP supervises move from antiquated . I building occupied by Salvation Army =J BLON DIE I I I ATT.4ATRA-rEjc,BE) IIFmA1- AppEr., s .. . 8ELE'.E ME. OUR CREDIT MA.LAER GOES WiT - ' HOtI ABOUT FOUR DOLLARS A WEEK? / on Second Street for 40 years to now , Chic Youna I CAN L.ET'VU WAVE J DEAD BEOE IT EVER ) I$I.00ODLAMO,P!3 1....' JGOTDQ FO R ONLY 55 by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED $206,000 community center and - - L' J _- 50 OJ WANT A RAiSE. DO iOU REALIZE THE. —d UNEMPLOYMENT -__.,--_-- ET 4N ON t.R KNEfS AH. \ RATE 6 UP SIX PER 0SS. 1 JV AH . V CLIP. o FA& CORPORATIONS ARE GOING BANKFtAiPT EVEKY DAY.? NO I L L4 I II .11 flLG f SCUFFING THE RUG ON 'YOUR WAY ec ,4 ) IV) U P P1 FOR 1117.1 jZ s o ncrease By DONNA TE.S Crowninç % Highlight what precautions they take bank representatives par- thumb pr int on record, is used the poor, but the list at tunes are postdated or with whether it be requiring one, ticipated In the bad check by the bank as a form of reads Likes a "Who's Who of knowledge thatthere is ful two, three or four iden- seminar sponsored by the identification. A special code is Sanford.." money in the buyer's account Li Sanford merchants got the tifications, pictures and Greater Sanford area Chamber used on new accounts to in, Chris Elsea, manager of the cover them at the time they an message short, to the point — fingerprints bad checks will of Coiiunrce. dicate the date the account was Sanford Plaza J.C. Penney passed. In these two instance: the rip-off by bad check artists continue to flow and some Tip and information to help opened. Identi-seal has helped store Bad checks received at the bad check artist cannot hi You can cut down on the from which the merchants merchants, anxious for sales stem the tide were offered by: the banks that have been using this store have tripled in successfully prosecuted. Ever) home entertainment bill the throughout the county are during this sour time in the Wayne Albert of Flagship it for the past 18 months. Bad number over the past year. merchant must get "hard use of radio, television and suffering to the tune of $30,000 economy, will accept them. U.S. Bank of Seminole Identi- checks that bounce for in- Some clerks, who work on nosed" about accepting checks stereo if you remember to monthly is going to get worse. Nine law enforcement of. seal, whereby a person opening sufficient funds and other commission, want sales so Sgt. Bill Vinton of the turn them off when no one is in They were told that no matter ficers, store managers and a new bank account places his reasons are not issued only by badly, they acce pt che cks that Seminole County Sheriff's the room watching or listening. Department The bad check 1 i '.1 situation in this count) stinks Televisions with an "Instant -.• For identification, a driver's . on" feature use electricity 24 j' license with a picture is pretty r hours a day keeping corngood. A social security card for I , ponents heated and ready for II) is wtles.s. Thumb prints or I . operation. Unplug these when P fingerprints are good, but no they will not be used for an . 111 help if the whereabou ts of the extended pe ri od. I . bad check artist is unknown. A Color sets are especially . check cashing card is all right if expensive to operate. They use information submitted for the 33 per cent more energy than card is verified before a check black and white sets. is cashed. Do not accept out-of. Solid-state tele v ision sets, i • state checks under any ur radios and stereos use less ••.. . . cunistances because out-ofenergy than conventional sets state checks are almost umwith tubes. For example, a I •--I / . ossible to prosecute, p typical large- screen, solid. .; lt.I 4 it Detective Toni Bernosky of state television set uses about •: i' the Saifi,rc' Police Department half the power of a similar 1' . 1 ',-• Any identification can be 3 . "tube-type" set. falsifi ed , I"alse ID, an entire i-so.se ,ou a cicvcr ffl#rQy Or IIQhI inflation" Send yovr packet of any kind the customer 441 Well to The Inilation Fighter, care of A ishes, can be purchased in C4 The Herald The b"t id"S wi Fighter PRISCILLA'S POP .>" . headquarters for S.mlnol. County Inf lation BUGS BUNNY J6S .- The ___ \ worship facility at 700 W. 24th St. -. I You),,~— 1 - Hrrald Still Writer )edicafiot - L)edication of the school w $150,000 spor adium will highligl riday night' amecoming at Semino igh School. Candidates for the title )mecoming Queen will I troduced prior the garr A the queen will I owned during the hal lie ceremonies. The stadium, financed I ,000 in contributions an $85,000 loan, will l dicated at 7:30 p.m., on If-hour before th minoles take on th abreeze Sandcrabs in h school football cor t. - : - - - - AND HE CARRYING MAYBE 7J5 GOT A FULL SET OF TIIW SOMETHING T0 (X) 7RAM5 A 67RatNG AND HEt WEARING L01<1NG AI'..T. HE3 A LITrLE STRAW F 4AT. ... GOTA RED BEARD... GOtP CW. ARCHIE , -I WITh ALL 7RAT NUCLEAR -rE6T1N. DON'T tVU WANT TO OF. 00, YOU ShOULD"(F CARVE OUTJ TRI ED AMSDE NE BW Ps NAME FOR. THAT! A NEW - .- - - - - AL . . - 11-13 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks &Lawrsnc. CALL 0 IF YOU NSEP 05 TO .-r'':Fy 4PEcT'cu 1 . .-.. - ,. - JiTr A 'J PRAP5 A DRQr MORE OF YOUR 000H,yE5 TO CELEBRATE V FANG5-FORTHE.EM01Zy1 5I51N;4 TI-H; 0 VulETH0gP I COCKTAIL- LORD VULET 'iPiRE - fl', !;HOW COIJTg.cT: J REMI4p . •. _T f I Tk I EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider I THIS Is IT - 11 tie used in fulurt coi~mns Sorry, but we *on I lit,able to ackn0*1@d9# .)L&ST pj4r I Gvs YW oje WTXE MOA.HQuE.! WWELLØE BAT T Y rCClp? .. - - .i _ ._75:__u r__V:__:VV, •_ - - . -- .- . - - - . ------------------------- - - - - - - - Weather Details Page 3A • Orlando for L%. I)vposit checks JS quickly as possible. . CLOUDY ---_-----• . - ME OTTO W4TCHlT ANY moRcVAMPIRE JIVE )1P,cv - • - ' .. . . WEVE THMJ E)QU6H To PUT THIS SLIGHTER AWAY! reater Sanfor-- -amber of Comnmeic sident Garnett Whit II serve as master c ernonies and remark 1 be offered by Sit incipal Don Reynolds hoof Board Chairmai ye Sims, and Sanfori yor Lee P. Moore. ndividual awards will b. sented to those whos arts were instrumenta making the stadium ility by Jim Rowe sident of the Seminols sters Association ant mnber of Cutnmerc, . -d ,- -. . ---- --- -- - .\sLstan State :'ttty. Bill Wayne Albert of Flagship t'.S. Batik, Sanford. addresses group at this iiioriings seinhllal on 'Ilo Not 'I o (t& 1uck ith A Bad C heck' Staley Most checiu passed-75 to 80 per cent— are for less than $50 and thu' iiitsdemeanors punishable by days to a year in the county jail. - No Danger Seen In Sc oo Suit - - - - - -- - . -- - - -- -- Unlessa check is over W and it v alue. the offense cannot be -- -. . - . . -- -- - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. POLICE BLOTTER N91ON IN BRIEF They're Still Making Money WASHINGTON AP Reduced advertising on children's TV shows Is having a minimal economic Impact on the networks, a study released by the Federal Communications Commission says. Broadcasters agreed last July to have fewer commerciaLs on children's shows and the FCC called last month For further cutbacks. The study by FCC economist [. Alan Pearce said all three networks could afford to reduce the commercial content of their Saturday and Sunnday morning children's programming to 71: minutes from the current average of 9 to 10 minutes by Jan. 1. - Latest War On - Secrecy WASHINGTON i APi The chairman of the US. Consumer Product Safety Commission has challenged other federal regulatory agencies to wage war on secrecy. The government cannot restore public confidence until it adpts ri p1irv of ptnncs aryl invites public par. ticiption, Itichard U. Simon told the Federal Bar Association. "People today are not only skeptical of government, they have reached a point at which they often question the basic motivations of officials," he said Wednesday. - 'Pol ice Radio Expansion IWORLD Funds OK'd By Counci IN BRIEF Additional federal funds have been tentatively approved to complete expansion of Seminole's countywide law enforcement communications system, Sheriff John Polk said today. Members of the seven county District Criminal Justice Technical Advisory Council have included $0,810 for the communications system expansion In the $148,986 in Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA) grant funds for eight programs in Senilnole. Polk said after the grants are screened by the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council and state and federal agencies the $20,830 will be !.kd to $S2,ciO0 in L1:AA iund.s already on hand to complete expansion of the central communications center. The expansion plans include additional radio frequencies, modification of present Rocky's Small - Sirica Picks 3 Physicians WASHINGTON I AP) U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica has selected three physicians to ascertain whether former Presldeit IUchad M. Nixon will be. healthy enough to testify in the Watergate cover-up trial. Sines: said the three doctors, all specialists In heart and cir— culatory problems, would decide for themselves the best method for making the Independent medical inquiry. - "We hope to start using additional radio frequencies within the next six months for field units to communicate directly with teletype operators when officers request auto license teg information and checks with state and national law enforcement computer systems," Polk said. "This will relieve crowded conditions on radio frequencies now in use." Polk said plans call for in. sti Ilation of rahi rcpca(. r stat.ions in the Longwood and Oviedo areas. Also in the plans are facilities to add radio communications to dispatch emergency medical units (ambulances) and to handle a proposed 911 emergency telephone number. The expansion plans mean the already crowded corn. munlcatjons center in the Sanford courthouse will be inadequate to house the ad. ditional equipment. Polk and county fire department administrator Gary Kaiser have been told by the county commission to compile cost estimates for a new cornmunlcation.s center building on county property near Five Points, on U.S. 17.92 south of Sanford, near the present radio transmitter tower. The central communications center Is now dispatching units part-time for Oviedo police and full tune for sheriff's units, Winter Springs, Longwood and Lake Mary police and the county lire department. Polk said the planned expansion would allow disptaching of police units for Casselberry and other municipalities. Funds for other law enforcement programs in Seminole as tentatively approved include: —thsselberry police, $57,873 for third year funding of a "crime specific tactical unit" and establishment of another unit for 18-months for an educational crime prevention program for residents, juveniles and businesses. — Altamonte Springs police, $30,949 for a new motorcycle patrol unit for the SR 436 congested traffic area. —Oviedo and Winter Springs police, $14,975 each for an investigator and equipment. —Seminole count)', $11,250 for its share in a four county I Seminole, Osceola, !ike and Indian Itiver) youth volunteer counselor program. —Sanford Crime Lab, $50,000 for Seminole's share of operations and $40,000 for Volusia and $9,000 for Brevard shares. Police Forces TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Arab guerrillas shelled two Israeli towns Wednesday night, and Israeli forces retaliated with a ground raid and an artillery and rocket barrage Into southern Lebanon. Israel said the raiders blew up three houses used by guerrillas, and other military sources said five Arab terrorists were killed. Lebanon said one Lebanese was wounded and three cows were killed, but the Palestine guerrillas reported heavy casualties from the IsraeL artillery and rocket attack on the town of Nabatleh. Elimination Being Opposed ALTAMONTE SPRINGS— Representati ves of all seven of Seminole County's cities Wednesday night voted to have the CALNO cccii of i.ai Governments strongly oppose a proposed move by the state to eliminate city police departments with less than 10 police officers. Only county Cammildoner Dick Williams voted against a resolution, patterneci alter one adopted by the Florida Lenue of Cities two weeks ago. The resolution ash Gov. pw Askew to turn down arecommezidation made by theg of ('jjtn JusUce PUuuft and Aiztancetophaeout the small departments. V YOlk - • Williams did not personally Councilman Harry Terry of oppose the resolution, but voted Lake Mary. 'no' because the board of county In other business, a motion by commissioners had neither Commissioner Williams and discussed nor taken a position supported by councilman Terry on the matter, to name Morris vice chairman CouncIl Chairman Tom of the organization replacing Embree of Casselberry said his Mayor Eugene Jaques who no City has adopted a similar longer attends the meetings resolution, directing Mayor Bill was defeated. Jaques of Grier to take all possible means Longwood was originally to convince the governor tostop elected to the office. the action. Embree, supported by the Mayor Norman Floyd pointed majority of the members, into the Inconsistency in state sisted the election be delayed attitude with the legislature on until the next meeting, to be the one hand giving the held after the city elections. municipalities home rule while Embree also led the effort with the otherhand the state which stopped a move to name attempts to take police powers the two city representatives to away from the cities, the Seminole County Although meetings of the Expressway Authority. council of local governments Embree insisted that the had been cancelled for some Casselberry City Council and months due to lack of a quorwn, some other city governing the Wednesday night meeting bodies had not had an op saw all member governments portunity to consider choices. represented. Williams was asked to Representing the other cities request the county comwere: Commissioner John missloners to name their three Morris of Sanford; Council delegates to the authority Chairman Don Schreiner of before the cities take action at Longwood; Mayor Loon 0111ff of the December meeting. Sanford Oviedo; Vice Mayor Irwin and Winter Springs delegates Hunter of Winter Springs and indicated an Interest in serving Airport Panel Elects Rosemond Chairman - on the authority since the Incounty beltline is expected to go through their cities. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Lebanon's Christian president today follows Yasir Arafat to the podium of the United Nations General Assembly to carry on the Arab campaign to replace Israel by a Palestinian nation. Arafat opened the assembly's twoweek debate on Palestine Wednesday with a call for creation of a secular state for Moslems, Jews and Christians that would take In all of Palestine, including Israel. Israeli Ambassador Yocef Tekoih told the assembly Israel will never allow Ut: I'll I to ttablih it. utkority in ;tn pu t of I't1et111c. COMPLETING THE LINK Westar II, the second half of America's first domestic communIcatIons satellite system inuoched in April (above), now relays telegram and mallgram messages, conversatIons, data, graphics and tek%ikn broadcasts to any point in the coInen United States ta stations located in New York Chicagu, Atlanta, Dall as and Los Angeles — an 1.100 mile tcrrectrjal rnirroave . - Canal Hearings • .. "-' ...•,. . - " . ' F I Cawtr~ seven varnng I signals I I I 1 u I I I I I I i I I 6. I I I 111 I I I I Cancer N o Help In Sight Forood Fl Areas p - I p Come! Bring Your Family and Friends SATURDAY MORNING NOV. 23rd., at 11 am. To Hear . Christian Science 'The Family of Man"" HAROLD ROGERS, C.S.B. j I Lecture To Be Held In The Seminole Cinema Hospital's Radiology ---- LYMAN JUNIORS M Making posters to publicize carnival to be sponsored by Lyman High School Junior Chm Saturday from noon to$pm.ou the seboil camp= are Karen Edwards, publicity chairman, and Bill Gaul, carnival chairman and class vice president. The event being held to raise funds for the Junior-Senior Prom will feature pony rides, games, flea market, auction, cake walk, and Hire entertainment as well as field events open to all. A 'sock hop" will follow the carnival. (Herald Photo by Elda Nicholi HOSPITAL NOTES NOV. 13, 1914 ADMISSIONS Sanford: A. B. Brannon Agree Campbell Bill)' Duncan Tarazor Davis Gilbert B. Fileger Lucy S. Grooms Lula B. Heitman Alfred W. Hudson Ecoy D. Snodgrass John Huff Louisa Kelly Mary Mickler June Porzig hose M. Randall Shearee Patricia Varney ' •--..'--.. -. By BOB LLOY) City Editor effort and agreed to continue an now charged for rezoning aparrangement with Jerry's En- plications and the actual exterprises, of Sanford, for pick penses for notifying area " • city commissioners up of junkers under the county's citizens of the requests and have veauthorized use ofaformer abandoned vehicle law, public hearings. .) city landfill site for a crushing Commissioners recommended :operation to rid the city of an the county program be —Authorized drafting of estimated 600 junk automo- "stepped up." They said the zoning ordinance amendments r bites. firm will pick up Junkers at that would permit self-service Commissioners approved use request of residents anywhere gasoline pumps at convenience of the West 26th Street city in the county at no cost to the stores in restricted commercial property fora "one shot" clean owner, zones and make on-premises up program by Al Wells, a In other business Tuesday alcholic beverage consumption Pompano Beach salvage city commissioners: at clubs, lodges and fraternal . dealer, after a proposed joint —Received a report from organizations In RMOt zones a city-county junk auto program Clark Dietz and Associates, conditional use, after city cornI utilizing a county landfill failed consulting engineers, that mission approval. 4-11 County Council meeting NOV. 14 to materialize, nearly 50 per cent of a city-wide and Public Speaking and Region VI workshop on drug City Manager Warren street paving program using r, • Procedure abuse for Program Advisory Parliamentary Knowles said the clean up federal revenue sharing funds Boards, 7.10 p.m., Kahler Workshop, 9:30 a.m. to noon, would be at no cost to the cityis ready for advertising for gricultural Center. Plaza, Orlando, , or citizen.;. Wells would use the bids. Mayor Lee Moore said tho Outgoing flktrlrt I (ouut ('i'nimk'.f''ri'r (rrg Drurnmorid was COMM ENDED ! location to aecunulate junkers prcst'nted iili a resolutio,i from I4)ngsood iity Council Chair. first LrLions of the 26inilc Lakevlew Middle School Carnival to benefit Lyman his firm would pick up and haul program to pave dirt streets man Don Schrciner commending him for his service to the count)' Prom sponsored Band concert, 7:30 p.m., at Junior-Senior to the site for crushing with are expected to go to contract in FOR SERVICE and city of Longwood since he began on the board in April, 19. school. Band parents will sell by Junior Class, Lyman High large portable machines. The February. Drummond did not seek reelection. (Herald Photo B) Bill refreshments and cakes School, Longwood, noon to 6 I. Change in txwel or I compacted autos would then be Bclle%Illet —Accepted a state population Games, prizes, flea following. Open to public. bladder habit. hauled to Tampa for salvage, estimate of 22,145 persons. The I market. Police Chief Ben Butler has figure is proposed for Longwood 2. A sure that does not Tourist Club Alcoholics Anonymous estimated there are 600 calculating Sanford's share of I heal. Thanksgiving Dinner, noon, Women's meeting Holy Cross abandoned junk autos scattered 1975-76 state revenue sharing Christ Episcopal Church, Church Parish house, 400 3. Unusual bleeding or Longwood. over the city. Knowles said a funds. Club will furnish 2-3 p.m. list of their locations is being discharge. —Accepted a state Interturkey and dressing, members Magnolia Ave., compiled for the clean up governmental Personnel Act bring the rest, 4.ThicJ'ening or lump NOV. 17 program. grant of $1,432 to fund in-service Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic inbreastorelstwhere. i Civitan International Knowles said property training of 55 to 60 city em(Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Church Fall Festival beginning owners will get 10 days notice ployes in supervisory methods. 5, Indigestion or difficulty at noon, Howell Branch Road, Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. on Junkers and If the autos City officials will administer in swallowing. Goldenrod, Games, rides, aren't removed the city will the grant program and the city Seminole County Extension country store and crafts, have the vehicles removed, will provide $2,621 in "in kind Obvious change in Homemakers ''Holiday Dinner served from 4 p.m. Knowles said the big problem services" as its matching ALTAMONTE SPRINGS it, say 'no'," DeVoney said, and two years and still do not have wart oriole. Showcase" 10 a.m. to I p.m., Altamonte Springs Players Residents from the Lake Floyd promptly answered it, Vickers said if this is the sort in the past has been a place to portion of the grant. IV per7. iNagging L-nugh or Altamonte Springs Civic cast and production call, 7:30 Florida and Lake Adelaide "No." Floyd said many of thing the city gets out of de- accumulate the Junkers and sonnet course is scheduled to Center. Open to public. 1 costs of hauling them away. He start in January. hoarseness. p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic areas left the city council properties in the areas have veloprnent, "Who needs it?" Wells proposes to crush 100 Play is "Ready When meeting Tuesday night after —Adopted on second reading already been zoned Center, for developFloyd explained that the said Christmas Bazaar, Holy you have a warning signal. I more than an hour's discussion merit including the Babcock drainage problems did not Junkers a day in the clean up an ordinance establishing an p a comedy. Cross Episcopal Church, 400 You, C.B." ee your doctor with no assurance that any parcel near the Altamonte Mall happen overnight and solutions program. Airport Zoning Board and South Magnolia Ave., 9:30 a.m., NOV. 18 In a Monday work session, adopting regulations. He to 2:30 p.m. Turkey dinner American Woodlands PTA nominating solution will be available in the where another shopping center cannot be found overnight, homecount' commissioners decided —Authorized a joint study by I offered to meet with the I served from 11:30 a.m , to 1:30 and steering committee, 7:30 near future to their flooding is planned for construction, Society problems to explain contemplated against a joint city-county city department heads on fees "Are you going to tell Babowners p.m. p.m., at Sabal Point ElemenFormer State Rep. Leonard cock It cannot build?" Floyd city action on the problem and Alcoholics Anonymous open tary. Interested parents and Wood, who identified himself as asked, asked that the homeowners from Woodlan ds meeting, Holy Cross Church school a member of the group and its "I'll give up for tonight," submit their questions in area invited. Parish H House, ft a broad hint DeVoney said. writing so that he can give a full Ave. 8-9 p.m. Humane Society of Seminole behind that legal action against David H. Vickers of 720 and detailed explanation. County, 8 p.m., First Federal, the city may certainly be in the Florida Boulevard, spokesman Consulting engineer Bill Longwood, SR 434 M 17-92. future, for the 40-member property Palm said his (inn's warnings ,. NOV. 14-16 Wood, who obviously did not owner group said the current of possible flooding problems Senior Citizens Tarpon " Sanford Garden Club bazaar intend to reveal his position did level of the Crane's Roost is 60 due to development are on and table show, 10 a.m. to 5 Springs trip. Leave Civic so, after Councilman Helen feet, the same level seen when record with the city since 1969. p.m., at Garden Club center, Center 9 a,m., return 6 p.m. Keyser askedifhis hoine W$ Hurricane Donna hit the area in He added that his ,44'm ba.aId, A Free Sunland Estates. Lunch Within the city's bounds when 1960. that the $4.5 million citywide Idyllwllde PTA, 7:30 p.m. available. he branded as an untruth a Lecture He said with the spillover drainage plan is not feasible. Program—. Lakeview Chorus, I' statement by Mayor. Norman from Crane's Roost, the lakes' Floyd answered complaints NOV. 15 NOV. 19 1 Floyd concerning development, water quality deteriorated of the crime problem in the A A R P ( American Business meeting District Councilman Cal DeVoney's causing a fish kill. Criticizing area by saying that the crime Association of Retired Persons) Nurses 37, 4 p.m., Health efforts after the group left to an estimated $4.5 million city- rate is less there than else. 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Department auditorium. All have the city call a moratorium wide drainage plan, Vickers where in the city. Headded that "• GIVEN BY Seminole, First Street, Sanford. Nurses invited, on the issuance of building said, "The citizens did not because of publicity and the permits in the Crane's Roost create the problems and should numbers of police cars in the NOV. 1516 Democratic Woman's Club of drainage basin not have to pay for its solution." area in recent weeks that Rummage and Bake Sale at HAROLD ROGERS North Lake Seminole County noon, Western and , which Lakes Florida and Insisting city streets have burglars have moved to another Ascension Lutheran OF ROME, ITALY Church, Sizzlin Steak House, Sanford. I Adelaide residents claim are been torn up for months on end section of the city. All Are Welcome Overtxook Drive, Casselberry AMImb.rOf The causing their flooding problems and residents on the north side Child Care Provided beginning at 8:30 a.m. "A city can be held liable if Christian Science Board of Lectureship Sanford Optimist Club, noon, of town have been promised certain things occur," Wood Sheraton Inn, 1-4. Speaker were unsuccessful NOV, 16 "If you don't want to vote for sewer senice for more than said, "and this administration Peter Cahall on financial DeLautI Tourist Club dance, 8 p should be aware of the potential lanning, SEMINOLE PLAZA, HWY. 17-n, CASSELB ERRY p.m., Activity Center Earl liability. The burden should be Brown Park, DeLand. Music by Sponsored By Christian Science Churches of Sanford & Winter Park Florida HLstoryClass,Bram placed on the developer." Dixie Troubadours. Tickets at Towers. Films, talk and slides, the door. 7:30-9:30 p.m. :'- .--• . - - _______________ -'- A ROME, Italy (AP) — International food officials Wasted the United States and other grain exporters for (ailing to pledge millions of tons of grain to ward off starvation in south Asia and Africa. Addeke If. Boerma, head ci the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization, Proposed last week that the major grain producing nations take 8-12 million tons of grain off the market in the next eight months to supply Asian and African nations that can't afford to buy It. Dr. Robe Robert M. Rosemond was building to be °' el elected the chairman of the airport property. Hutchison ex- PLAN CARNIVAL Sanford Airport Authority pressed concern over both the Thursday morning. He replaces proposed Interest rate, In exJohn Mercer, who was cess of seven and one-half per presented a plaque in cent, and the (act that the recognition of his service, county's final payment on the John Fitzpatrick was selected construction costs of the lab, to replace Rosemond as vice should it terminate its lease chairman, and Joseph Baker before the end of the contract, was retained as secretary for would not cover the costs plus the authority, the interest. In other action, the authority WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. planned construction, —Received a preliminary Shevin said in a letter to (AI) 17he members: financial report for the past state Public Serv- McDonald said, adding that Bens that the present fuel-ad-Discussed the progress of fiscal year, which showed a ice Commission has delayed for regulatory agencies were "not justment clause has no ina month a decision on a Florida making the airport renovation project. Profit of it any easier for us to centive for efficient operation Power & Light Co. request for raise money." Bids for the paving of runways and hard bargaining, an interim rate increase of $€ will be opened Nov. 26, with lie said FP&L's revenues in. Companies should be allowed — million, bids for the remainder of the creased eased 33 per cent In th e past to pass on only a portion, per. interim increase was project to be advertised 10 days year but claimed that oung haps or 90 per cent, of the part of the utility's request for a expenses later. Funding for the project is rose 42 per cent in the increased fuel costs. Shevin permanent assured; the federal governhike of $143 million, same period, said, and line-loss of electricity ment's allocation of $1.6 million The PSC has held two days of .tJ• Under PSC rules, McDonald should be eliminated as a fuelstates grant public hearings on the FP&L was not allowed to be cross-ex- adjustment factor. rate hike propoIs await the lad opening. The local arnined by the public at WedFP&L, Tampa Electric Co. The commissioners voted nesday's fur ng will equal the state hearing. and Gulf Power Corp. in Pensa. Wednes4lay to delay action on share. Earlier in Tallahassee, Atty. cola submitted separate the interim rate Increase afte —Hed Authority attorney r Gen. Robert Shevin said fuel proposals to keep the fuel. Willia m Hutchison report on Public Counsel Fred Karl ac- adjus tment charges should be adjustment clause as it is, as yet undetermined financing (used them of "dropping every- altered to offer utilities more In another recommendation, thing of the new regiona l crime lab to salvage the company." incentive to buy cheaper fuel oil Shevin said the PSC should The president of FP&L testj- and operate more efficiently. verse its present procedure tied that infl ation and the and But three private ektric (har'c less for tuinirriurri elev- -57.o0. Fr - -,--: . Food Officials Blast U.S. PSC De la ys Rate D I -- ' CALENDAR Arabs Continue UN Pleas WASHINGTON 'AP - With President Ford's proposed 5 per cent income surtax in trouble, administration officials are talking again about a gasoline tax hike that they say would provide needed revenue and cut gasoline consumption. Government officials say the administration Is desperate to get congressional and public approval for one of the two taxes. ,.. Of . Junked Autos .. - Income Surtax In Trouble Grilling Continues WASHINGTON I AP) Nelson A. Rockefeller has reluctantly promised to make no gift to any federal employe if Congress confirms him as vice president. "I think, senator, It's going to be necessary that I do that," Rockefeller told Sen. Claiborne Pell, I)-R.I., Wednesday after a hearing In which he was told repeatedly that his motives In making large cash gifts to public officials were open to serious question. Polk said $17,000 In recording equipment Is being ordered today. City By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer William Ave. reported stereo equipment valued at $2,800 was Gordon Sweeney2O West 16th stolen Wednesday from his St. reported bicycle valued at home. $150 was stolen Wednesday from his home. William J. William Jr. Winter Portable television valued at Park reported trumpet valued $449 was reported stolen •a'.r ..__ 1JI was stoien weaensuay Wednesday from Bellows TV from Seminole Junior College. Town, SR-436 and Highway 17St eve Shelley, 103 Paua i.. Steve reported 10 speed bicycle Eugene Weldon, Big Oaks valued at $170 was stolen Ranch, Brumley Road, Wednesday from 1203 Chuluota, reported horse .Washington Ave. valued at $150 was stolen William J. Morris Jr., 1405 Wt'dnesday from the ranch. .,, equipment, and installation of a 40channel recording system and two transmitter repeater stations. City Plans Cleanup Sanford County 2 Israeli Towns Shelled Brown Protests Mounting WASHINGTON (AP — President Ford's rebuke of the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. George S. Brown, has failed to stem the protests of members of Congress and Jewish groups angered by his statement that Jews control the nation's banks and newspapers. While Ford said Brown's remarks were "ill advised and poorly handled," and Brown apologized for making them, several Jewish organizations and members of Congress urged his removal from ofice. '1 Thursday, Nov. 14, 1914-3A WEATHER cloudy and cool with a few tonight Breezy and Coal Friday Lows tonig ht in aDs HighS Friday In 60% Winds northeely is ntl Ptotr toni g ht Pcr?hc'ly r D. . " Partly thowers Space Needs Are Told By JANE CASSELBERRY why it had taken six months to Herald Staff Writer get it open. Hattie Williams Seminole Memorial Hospital Trustees objected to adma D. Watson, DeBary Trustees were told at this vertising amount the hospital lJ)uis Sever, Deltona Month's board meeting by Pat will provide in free services as Mary t Mitizi) Fishman. Riley of the Radiology requested by Department of I)eltona Department that more space is Health and Rehabilitati ve Mabel C. Eanes, De'tofla desperately needed as the Services. Besserer estimated Janetta L. Hamachek, department is now doing 44,000 the amount for the coining year Longwood procedures a year in the same at $82.83,000. Thomas E. Rutherford, New space used for 4,500 procedures "The) are getting fussy about Smyrna Beach in 1962. !,,ho we provide free services Ida H. Padget, New Smyrna More file space Is also needed for" he said and are demanding Beach as they have run out of room closer screening before serGeorgia Mae Douglas, and when files are stored in vices are rendered. "What they Oklawaha different areas it will Irican are saying is we need a social Elizz.betti Ann Caldwell, confusion in recalling a folder. worker to do this job." He said Osteen Another problem is dressing he has a qualified hospital John E. Bates, Osteen room space for outpatients. He employe with a degree in social Rena L. Veino, Osteen says there are live dressing work that could be transferred Millie Lee Tolbert, Oviedo rooms with two or three from another department. patients sometimes using the Board iiiember Andrew BIRTHS SaIIW cubicle at the same times. Carraway said, however, ''I am Mr. and Mrs. Craig Caldwell, Patients waiting to be X-raye4l opposed unless we are required a girl. Osteen are cramnnit'ii tngether in a to.'' OISCLIAR(;E.S small area or stuck in the hall. The board voted to name the Mrs. Sophie Shoemaker, hospital pediatics wing in honor Sanford: trustee commented if she were of the late Dr. Gordon Stanley, Sula A. Davis one of these patients attired Sanford pediatrician who tiled Lydia M. Watt only in short hospital gown recently. An appropriate Clara Goert, forced to wait in the public plaque ill he plated in U: \;mi'v (h,rvI Ilui!h, ..I,. ..,...I.I .., i......... •••lS .. .- -. _M__A_ KE O CHJISTMAS A HAPPY Of Save with your Christmas Club Account at the "Atlantic National" :;'j �-- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IR Technica ities Thursday, Nov. 14,1974-4A-- Idaho C Depressing N In Small Packag es 1~lonitoring the news can be a depressing exbad enough: Strike<, shortages, killini,s, inflation, uneniployment. But the stories that really get to you are the smaller items that don't measure up to the "big" stories in general interest but tell us some sobering things about ourselves and our society. These are clipped and saved — usually under piles of scrap paper or stuffed in suit coat pockets against the day when we are either fresh out of subject matter for this space or feel strong enough perience. The daily headlines are - to face up to some unusually depressing development3. _l, . mis WeeKS couection incivaes we running battle over textbooks in West Virginia, the eating hab!t.; of delegates to the World Food Conference, the "handicap" of having a Boy Scout image and the "protection" offered customers by the Civil Aeronautics Board. We've never really been able to determine just what textbooks the West Virginia parents want I - I ru g FacesC 9e S )0fl - While the President Is calling WASHINGTON - In the first such case since despite overwhelming evidence, the federal A Justice Department spokesman emless in order to curb j the Late Adam Clayton Powell was unseated in prosecutors have no plans to act on the case. phasized that most of the alleged violations Americans to spend 1967, a certified Congressman may be barred lnieed, the Hansen case, although the most submitted for prosecution were minor in. nation, they are already spending far less than from the House. serious, isn't the only one which the Justice fracfions, such as late or incomplete filings. most industires would like. New car sales are lie is George Hansen, an Idaho Republican, Department is sitting on. Most of these errors, he said, have been cleared down drastically. The housing Industry Is Merchants across the country are who served two terms in the house during the Under the campaign spending law, the Clerk up when the department asked for an ex- Paralyzed. mid-6 and has been elected again to his old of the house and the Secretary of the senate are planation. "We're doing one hell of a good job reporting drops in their sales charts. seat. supposed to refer suspected violations to the enforcing the law," he insisted. - nie economic crunch has shaken the Rep. Wayne hays, D.Ohio, the formidable Justice Department. MISMANAGED ECONOMY? President foundations of several banks. A few more bank House Administration chairman, will ask When the law was enacted in 1971, there was Ford's insistence that inflation is the nation's No. faflures could cause a run on banks reminiscent Hansen to stand aside until criminal charges skepticism that the house Clerk and senate 1 problem, in the opinion of some of his own of the Great Depression, when depositors lIned aainst him are reaolved. economic advisers, is pushing the country into a up for blocks to withdraw their precious life This means he won't be sworn in with his Secretary, who are under the control of savings, Congress, would ever be able to police Congress. dangerous recession. coLkagues next January. If the charges against These advisers, who for obvious reasons have - Ford's economic policies are tilted toward In fact, they have do:w a scrupulous, no turn stand up, he may never be permitted to take be partisan job oi administering the law. More than asked not to identified, have come to the big business. At a secret Wbite House session, his seat. Federal auditors have turned up at least 30 10,000 alleged violations, including about 1,800 regretful conclusion that the President is one consultant confronted the President bluntly: "Mr. President, you've asked us to reduce waste apparent %iolations of the cainpai~,n 1,1%vs 1)~- this year, have been sent to the Justire Depirt- inistrianaging the e(vnorny. hansen . These include U acceptance of 21 iiicnt for action. The confusion inside the Whitt, House over by Live per cent, reduce driving by five per cent illegal corporate checks, the filing of late and Yet, with the exception of cases developed by how to cope with economic problems, they tell Slid Increase taxes by five per cent. Could we ask P inaccurate disclosure reports, the use of six the special Watergate prosecutors, the Justice us. is worse than it was during the last days of secret cash accounts for his campaign and the Department has brought only seven cases to President Nixon. They cite these developments: f p& cent? This suggestion was rejected. funneling of money into his pr-mary campaign trial. Another 30 to 40 prosecutions have been There is one hope. President Ford as a former -- Several weeks ago, the President's through an unreported committee, pressed in recent years under another 1925 law, economic advisers delivered a confidential Michigan Congressman is close to the auto So serious are the charges that Hays has This amounts to massive failure to enforce the forecast to him that ment would hit tycoons. They desperately want Americans to written two letters to the Justice Department campaign laws. seven per cent this year - a sure sign of spend more, not less. The nation's No. 1 problem, about the case. His committee wrote the camFOOTNOTE: We were unable to reach recession. Yet this wasn't even taken into ac- they are pleading, Is not Inflation but recession. paign law and investigated the Hansen cani- Hansm, but a spokesman declined to comment count by the Economic Policy Board which, When the auto tycom speak, Ford out of paign. on the case, lie said Hansen expected to be sworn under presidential prodding, went ahead with its habit listens. If the economy continues to Yet Justice Department sources tell us that, in along with the rest of the House in January. strategy to fight inflation, weaken, he may belatedly take their advice Home DeLiv.ry: Week, SS cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. President Preciicts By GEORGE W. CRANE But the suspect's attorney appealed the case, alter the Ph. 9., M. a State Supreme Court Judges CASE M94: Miss X, aged 48, voted 7 to 0 to confirm the LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) had been a faithful office earlier decision of the local President Ford said today he worker for 22 years. Judge. She never had missed a day Later, the case was brought will call on Americans In the or even been late for work in all up to our U.S. Supreme Court. weeks and months ahead to that time. For the defense attorney sacrifice for the national good, Then on Monday she tailed to argued that when his client was but he predicted "inflation will apprehended by the police, they be cooled." show up at her desk. Astonished, her employer had been guilty of a technical 'There will be an upturn In telephoned her neighbor, and error, the nation's economic patterns asked the latter to see if In telling him his rights, they stated: despite some economic weak. could find out what was wrong. had thus Inadvertently ness - recession - business "Anything that you say may The neighbor found Miss x fallback - call it what you beaten almost beyond he used for or against you!" They had thus Inserted the will," the President promised recognition, with her hands and additional two words "for or." in a speech prepared for the feet wired together, minor National Association of Real. And on this She was still alive and groaning but unconscious, technicality, this case has tors. When the police arrived, they continued since 1966 till this late "In fact, here in Las Vegas found no clues to this sadistic year of 1974, when it was final,ly where it's legal. 1,11 even bet on CTIffle, but the neighbor sud. presented to the U.S. Supreme it," the President said. denly noticed a dog in the kit, Court at Washington, D. C. Ford planned to fly to Phtt'. M:ibe we bett er Own. 'x later today and answer "OffIcer," she excitedly wise advice of Christ who sail: i . ' , . DON OAKLEY -; Break ng ()f Hitler's (:ode i fOLE QEPQESENTAT1vE:'o TM P4L.EflJt4IAN5 . ,fr: .. Soup Lines Attracting . 1 ' . ,.,, But the police later picked of the law, and shocked his ec. himii up, still wearing a bloody cleslastical critics by stating: "The Sabbath was made for sweat shirt. Whenaskedhowhehappened man; not man, for the Sabto have blood on his shirt (and bath ." Americans with Judicial also some scratches on his cheek), he glibly said It came "horse sense" paraphrase that from a goose he was trying to and urge: kill. "The Law was made for man; To support his story about the not man, for the law." goose, he then named a friend "But wt might convict an who lived a few miles In the innocent person," some will country. protest. But this friend denied that he Yet, by trying to avoid that suspect had ever been at his injustice, we now release house and also said no goose rapists, murderers and other had been killed or cooked, arch criminals, who probably So the suspect's alibi kill at least 10 law-abiding citizens (more likely 100- for By blood analysis and other every such conviction of an obvious signs, the suspect was innocent person! convicted of assault and attempted murder. (AlwayswrltetoDr. Crane In Cdflr The victim, Miss had to be Of this nejpaper. CflcIOi a long TOM TIEDE . 4.ç _.,r '. ..... :j,''. " J Turned Wa r One of the most amazing stories to come out of World War II is the revelation in a book Just published in England, "The Ultra Secret," that almost from the beginning of the war British intelligence had cracked the Gorman high 'onutiand's code. According to the book's author, retired Group Capt. F. W. Winterbotharn, a top member of the "Ultra" team of cryptographers from Dunkirk to D- day to the surrerWler the Allies intercepted and &'ctphered nearly every radio commwuca. lion from Hitler and his generals to the Wehriiiacht, Luftwaffe and German navy sometimes even before they were received by comiiiandet-s in the field. "Ultra" was the name of a vast, supersecret system built around tiiachines used to crack the German "Enigma" any ty instance, leave little room for any clash of ideas philosophies and these subjects are at least important as anything the children might come across in a civics or social science clzss. Meanwhile, over in Rome delegates to the conference charged with trying to find a way to avert mass starvation in developing countries are apparently determined thatt they won't be among ' We knew where every German was and what the choice of four kinds of pasta, four kinds of meat, two vegetables, desert and wine, beer mineral water or i cola drink. he was going to do," says Wmterbotham, It is impossible to estimate the number of lives saved by this capability or the number of months, if not years, by which the war was shortened. (kie measure is the fact that the Ba ttIe of the Bulge, one of the Allies' worst setbacks, occurred because the German commander, von Hundstedt, did not use radio IL) disseminate his orders for the surprise counterattack. What is no less arnazing is that Hitler came as close to winning the war as he did even with one liand,.in effect, tied behind his back, Back home, Sen. Robert Dole (R-Kan.) was giving President Ford a little advice on how to run the White House. The senator said, in effect, that if President Ford wants the Republican nomination inl976 and then win the election heis going tohave to do something about the economy and, probably, go to the mat with the Congress. The Kansas senator wasn't too optimistic. The President, he said, will have to toughen up a little. "I th ink he has sort of a Boy Scout image." In the light of some of the things that took place in the White House in The White House has called in tie nation's ;iutomakers to discuss the need to build Cars that gel at least 20 miles to the gallon by 1980. According to the Environmental Protection A gency and the Department ofTransportatjon,f all tars got 20 miles per gallon it would save the United Sta tes more than a m il lion barrels t,( truth' oil a day. There Is a not. so-veiled threat that t(the companies don't voluntarily coizie up sith ways of iweting that goal, the government will torn' theist to. In the meantime, at least between 1976 and the victims. The AssociaW F'ress reported, among other things, that the busiest spot In the hour before the opening session was the bar where waiters dispensed 15-cents-a-cup coffee to delegates who wanted to know why there wasn't any milk or Danish pastry: the fixed menu for the first day's lunch at the conference center offered delegates . ., '• t• .. . , N ew Faces ..•, . I ''J.. '" ' ' ',' .' .. " .. . - ' ' :F. . . .; ,. 1' , - "- r ' - I . ' . , . ' . ' "Maybe He'll Be Good Now That He"s JOHN Legitimate I CUNNIFF Public Convinced U .S. Is I n Deep Recess on i ' WASHJNGTON—(NEA)—Theo$d man looks uncomfortable and out of place as he enters the skid r soup kitchen a half dozen blocks the natlon'scapitol, He speaks tosomebody, then 4 to somebody else, finally being directed to fellow in charg. -Beg your pardon," he says, his hand "Beg nervously into a pocket, "I was wondering if have any spare treat I've got this neIglitoc, you sc*, she's not wieli lefi, and I thought it you had anything extra, well, I thought maybe I Inke it tSuch scenes are increasing at the SOME soup kitchen(So OthersMay Est) on North Capitol St. in Washington, and perhaps throughout nation as well. The bread lines are getting longer and are changing in character and personnel. The winos and derelicts still queue up, tobesure, but so do increasing numbers of elderly poor, workless mothers with bablM and other ciUzm on the fringe of hard times and desperation. They are sy to spot, the new ones. Veronica Max of the SOME kitchen Identifies them by their ShOes, laced and intact. Then too, the new beggars, as someone has unkindly but accurately cal led them, are characterized by their manners. Not For them the subordinate posture of the traditional down. and-outer, but rather the hint of quiet dignity. They do not stand In the line, as such, but gather their bread and soup In mason Jars, and Leave, escaping the shambles oi the impression the food is not for them but for their neighbors, or friends or other misfortunate soul& The old man is it good illustration of the lot. Followed outside the kitchen, approached at a corner, he at first denies even accepting a handout; then, resigned, a shrug of his shoulders lifting the Jac ke t from his bones, he smiles and confesses. "It's not for my neighbor. It's for me. Social Security doesn't make it anymore." never recoveret1 normalcy in mind or body. ' regulate the airline industry in the interest of the gencrai public. In addition to approving the elimination of such things as family, youth and excursion fares the CAB rejected requests by United , TWA and American Air Lines to cut their fares by $10 when the carriers eliminated the coach lou nges from the giant 747 jets between Chicago and Los Angeles. The CAB finaliv permitted a $5 reduction. Continental Airlines wanted to retain the lounge but reduce the fare $10. anyhow. The CAB said no. If you h'.cp lhc iuu;ige. ,uu'r going to 1ivc to charge extra for it. Its been that kind of a week, l, I But for the most part, recession as a cure for is NEW YORK (AP) - The economic climate mostly gone, what's left is sticking In white tlxaverage American car niay do worse has changed. As with the approach of fall. the inflation is considered a medieval concept,, it than it does 110W thanks to government spikes over forelsead freckles. He &its down on a iii f people grows more sember with being too torturous a process, and perhaps too bench and rtgubitions, crosses his Legs, red wool socks I developing coolness. They think of security, damaging in the long flili TheMotot' Vehicle Manufacturers A. peeking from Under his pants. "I started adult Liisis that the unproved fuel economy of 1975 They reflect ra ther than act. And that brings us to the questioned never life as a panhandler," he says, working his model tars an estimated 13.5 per cent better Many families are paying off bills and answered by the economists, who claim to have fimigersup and down his cheek. "Now," he adds, than oti 1974 made possible by the declining to use their credit cards, concluding so ma ny answers: 11 recession are unacceptable I'lefised with the literate thought. "I guess I'll tatal:,lIc converter - may be largely cancelled that this isn't the time to begin new projects, why then de we suffer them rather than avoidend lithe MIIIC way." out next year when a series of stricter govern Henry went on to better things. Sales Jobs in Business too is curtailing its spending for ex- them? itlunt safety, dm aageability and antipollution several Virginia towns, two wives, lower middle pansion and improvement. Few people will argue that these are Indeed class npartments. Two years ago, t.antbrd.s go into effeit. though, he Lost Some economists sti ll at recession is Some of the resul ts of recession. Few people wi ll a Job and the momentum was argue th 004' manufacturer has determined that üw gone. He decided 156 starlidar(6 % ill add at least =pounds to till. good for the economic soul, purging it of ex. disagree that millions of Americans had to retire early on Social Secuity. A mistake, he developed the notion that they were owed a says nOW: of 'ow of us current subcomnpac't modeis. cesses and abuses. They view it as a diet or a "Don't quit before they chase you out living. it*ludi'd art' 73 pounds for a stronger bumper penance that will set things right again. don't get old before you, by God, have to." •stctu, 25 pounds for CIuiicsiort.s hardware anI pound. for other additions such as door ix'iti. list' necessity of using a larger engine to haul this increased weight would add another ¶iu 1900. iii "I forget! Which are YOU - athlete-twneda clot, actor-iumed-athiale?" 1• e ' give the CtfltS lo (OVel typing and printIng costs when you lend for one of tiS boo k lets home your ' r. 1rthrt ___ once over ' - save now! DuPont Lucite®R latex house paint ___________ ___ ~~ _Lvr,4%A.1 " __•_ft- __-e-- zavie sup Re: . t save on quality painf Zayre Supreme latex satin sheen enamel... Apply with brush or roller. For cabinets, furniture, walls. 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Judgments than they can make now as they deal with projects posed center that would provide of a major impact on the enviinformation about land use telling local officials how much ronment and on the demand for development a particular area public services," said Askew, president-elect of the commiscan stand. sion. The center was among recommendations made by the Other southern governors Conunission on Future Growth Joined in a call for growth planof the South which released a ning, The subcotsipatl, modified to meet 19Th BERRY'S %/$p D Ford estimated the money in the law could mean up to 100,000 new homes for Americans with mortgage money they can afford. Now he wants to make sure there's mortgage aid for buying existing homes as well. ATLANTA, Go. I AP) — Flor- 112-page report during a meet- - -- lie sa id the funds represent 10 rr tnt of the $3 hlhnn :iu thurized under the new Home Purchase Assistance Act, which pro vides mortgage aid for the purchase of new, single Family homes, house Is really looking dingy lately. I think Governor Askews Pushes For More Land Planning - The public, for instance, might welcome a Boy Scout image at the CAB which is supposed to And he announced that effective today, the government will make available up to $300 million foi mor tgages on existing homes to help both buyers and sellers. ,,f •k w,r'hn one to our knowledge has ever spelled it out in detail. We do know that the protest has resulted in violence and, even worse the almost complete dosing of the school system. It may very well be that the textbooks cOflUlifl passages parents might find offensive; it May very well be that they are absolutely right in protesting the use of th ese textbooks in th e schools, What can't be justified is the boycotting of classes. The protesting parents are "saving" their children from ideas and philosophies with which they disagree but closing the doors on education of being a handicap. He told the realtors he sees "hopeful signs" of more mortgage credit on easier terms for the hard-pressed housing industry, which he said was suffering more From inflation than most others. JT removed or why. It apparently has something to do with communism and the absence of God, but no recent years a Boy Scout image doesn't strike us as less high priced foreign oil." battle ahead of us," Ford said But, while he wants Uncle this does not mean that the Sam to "slim down to what I noose should be tightened on v. consider lighting trim For the tal industries Such as the housing industry. vention of the Society of Proles. swallow camels!" a dog!" Many honest, law-abiding sional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chi, So the alert police released The CBS television netthe dog and then trailed it t wo Americans are growing Incensed at the coddling of work planned to broadcast the blocks up the street, There the dog ran upon a criminals and their release on session live. Ford said that he and Confront porch and began scrat- petty technicalities, despite their commission of heinous gress must reduce federal ching at the Front door. The householder and his wife crimes whose brutality fits spending and incre&W tax revenues and "all of us must save said the dog belonged to their Roman Nero! Jesus also vetoed the energy, so that e will import grown son, who was away from -. . H Inflation vVill Cool JACK ANDERSON WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director A - S Free Criminals 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322-11 or 931-9993 -. Thursday, Nov. 14,1974—SA - Evening EleraM -. -.--- It the lowly brother boast in his exaltation, and the rich in his humiliation, because like the flower of the grass he will pass away, James 1:9,10 "Humanity either makm or breeds, or tolera tes all Its afflictions, great or small." Herbert G. WeLls, English historian. Air Fluff Selection. MODEL DDES200U \ JARGAIN BUY! 999 Electrical wiring specialists. No lob too large or Sale in cltect thru this Weekend compare...you can't do better than Zavre! a small. Sanford Electric Co. 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Sale prices effective __ i Reg. l99.9?HP sprayer has 12 gal. capacity and bleeder/non bleeder gun Handle S attaches easily with screwdriver and pliers, __ __ 1 7 -, la l 10 ______ x W. extension hose. 1. Ilk Tt V;-..__ a ri adapter Paperandcloth bags, I pair 2: 20 4\ - - extensors, crevice tool and 3 nozzles. WS Sale 17.99 Reg. 22.99. 3-drawer mechanics' tool chLst Sturdy metal construction less Your Choice7.44 Sa e uced he th I t d V Ion h 100 ft m 'at coated pe Re I F I I ( ' ' Deluxe riviet tool Peg 519 12 ft p %lr lock tape, Bc 0 7Plecte WA Driver Set -r . Rog. 4.29 I I t\ 30'- bow - - saw, Peg. 4.69 - . 1 0.11 t jTjIIidi 7-piece hex nutdriverspt NOW Peg 8 99 I 999 Alit NOVUS Hathboxf JCPenney corn popper. Butters automatically. turns oil automatically. Non-stick aluminum coated POPPH"19 surface. 4 cit capacity "Moffliiilsvwwp 14 11111 F Ar - I IIV IWiYJ ii[ 1400 99 8499 • - I44l. Li1JiWi4iI IIILJI A personal calculator built for your budget. With more features than yOu mi ght expect. -I ON 6-piece screwdriver Side pull 6akes 1'/--lb. camp Axe. in lilil Ils colors: yellow, white, if in Sold in cartons 0 Add subtract miitp!y, divide qfammecitt -. - CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 am. til 9 p.m. Sunday 12:30 4115-630 p.m. 133 East Robinson 20" tool - 49 all t' Downtown Omlando flee 459 CHARGE IT at Sanford Plaza Penneys Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m, tO 9 P.M. Open Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 nm - ---- -- -i -.- - -----------------' --.---- --- -----.---- ---- ' --- __________________ - _____________ -- •' -- ;;Z i__;Dc 24 economy 2 vial level Reg 429 AI 26 inch ten speed 6 piece combination wrench set Peg 919 I Sale. Your choice 3.44 " 04 WV Cal (305) 3313600 - 4 IN mambsil - 199 12 PCe ShOP vic kit A"Nsin Isisk -1 thru Saturday. ORIG Reg. 19,99. Sale 15,99, control wide-angle reflector , Walker iid the Uniersity of mt ternimint i e entire river l,ib,iiti,i stu(l) s Ill cleat mild damed an area of strictly with uononuits lie said critical state concern, thereby • de velop. ItiIRonRntrflte on ,or th est placing it unde r state - Jai Save$4 Triple action upright in soap and wator Flori(hi counties bordering the ment controls. Reg, 159' Sale 1279 'I St IJ.ii d' (I automaict€rrnoa control a ' over-heat saff3ty device White painted finish 3 posulton handle with Monday ineeting in Doft n, bin Askew, Atty. Gen Robert Ala., it group sWkesinan said Shevin, the Florida Cab' Wednesday. conservationists. The gra n t the amount as The chum the First on the ri- Walker monument The Apalachicola meanders Shesm has threatened to sue down through the Florida Pan to halt the project if the U.S. handle, mostly through woods Army Corps of Engineers goes an snmit. an e Apalachicola Bay, home of rich The Flor i d a Iand Pl ann i ng - Save 3.20 £ PLt CL YOUR GAS OR fr...?-.J ' ,' 9' Automatic temperature control overheat device wide anqle reflector Walnut grain vinyl l'niti I.. r "°l II I T is ef its front builthng the proposed Askew and the Cabinet have dain near Blountstown, said as. said they opposed it because it sociation president William P sould damage the areas envi- ,'' I I 1 II r Baxley In charge - 11111 Ll I I i I Reg. 34.99, Sale 29.99. JCPenney 1000/ 1`501500vialt triple-heat heater, Home, •t 730 pm. t Oij*n 11 in Sale 1190 99 not disclosed - will pa for a er, would result in a 600-acre stud) of possible economic ben lake $7 fr,nd may ontrnbut, fo It-n. 21. fT - - i • iThUiflht 11' 4 lllI _0 't 1' - 1' 4W$4 'l'uui i sqii tiuii -- thd1f it i 10" am at Wylie Baxley P ra 'orf&C in I r IiUivTrTrTnr4 1 ;!;.!. 1 - Federal and state narcotics __________________ agentaraidedaclandesfine laborator) here Tuesday night, Funeral Notice seized t pounds than. phetamine, so known as 0000SPEED RALPH speed. FuaI %rvice5 for Rai p lust one coat . Washable. I. proved funds for the study of paign to dani the river over the the 107-mile riser basin at a objections of Florida Coy Reu ___________ ii'1l ' - CPenney aluminum extension ladders in 16' to 20'sizes Choose great features like economic benefits of danuning transportation - better transthe Apalachicola River. portation and cheaper trans. The Tri-Ifivers Waterway portation." lie said. Development Association apVie intive is part of a cam- in stock of special order 99 LU. Sale 31.99 at colors. Georgia shippers and riverport of the Flint and Chattahoochee shades on while globes ff %0 . durable, stain resistant enamel • Scrubbable • Hands and t ools or;r==: Studied officials have asked the Unher. rivers. . sit) of Alabama to stud the ma we're talking rug 20 Coat acrylic Reg. 8.99 gal. Latex porch and deck 8LOUThTOWN, Ha (AP ) river, which begins near - A group of Alabama and Chattahoochee at the Juncture with tray Open weavecilnelook shade vinyl center brass-plated ends Colorful cane-look ____ - Cocoa' two sons Al Goodspecd W Robbins, ( I Arrest 5 Peg S33 Walnut linished checker groove floor lamp Reg. $33. Tiffany-style pole lamp with walnut brass accents Proposa 24.75 241 513 Espanol Ave., Cocoa. and Power and Light Co. and a former resident of Sanford died methwist. Wednesday at the Wuesthoff Survivors include his wife Memorial Hospital, Rockledge. Mrs. Ifelen Y. Goodspeed: - 5 quilted glass lamp Pull chain AREA DEATH Agents In Raid Sale I flat interior latex * Co ers Many colors to choose from, Blountstown Dom l Sale Reg. $23. Amber ball-shaped I ____ a e 4. stain, mildew and fade resistant . t I , S l 99 terr S latex 9 ______ 9 6.98 Sale wood, trim, siding • Applies easily with brush or roller • Hands and tools clean up in soap and water. city was forced to speed up a water-and sewer-. management program that will cost more than $2 billion. . 4" %Ie 5 99 ferried action on a federal offer of a 1700,000 grant to onduct a water polluUon-study. Councilmen said they feared that the grant might give the city another "kick in r - - 4,98 n . Reg. 7.99 gal. Latex primer sis Protects JACKSON VIU,E, Via. (AP) - The City Cocil has de- pole and floor lamps, . - - --?-. the two men were charged with unlawful possession of cocaine, marijuana and firearms, I _____ - .- (ha) County ierUf Jennings Murrhee said Wednesday Savile 30-95 ave 30.95 ___ marijuana. 1. 3 " Tennessee men were arrested as th ey drove away from a ci yomied airport ma van laden with more than $1 million - m- 'I' A I • 100% Polyester ' I KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, Fla. (AP) - Police say two - ____ :i1 ' A water-quality survey made a few ears financed by the federal government fund)heavyeowaagnde pollution in the . Johns ver and i ts tributaries. The - - ionest brush . Sale prices effective thru Saturday $1 Million In Drugs Seized - Reg. 459-95. Sale $299. JCPenney deluxe AMIFM phono with 8 track play and record Soli I state chassis and GSA changer. Reco(d indicator meter, Sale - - -U Our colors to choose from the teeth." U 99 Reg 11 99 gal Par Excellence our finest hOti& and trim latex • Washable durable sta n and fade resistant • Many great ' four (if the five leading procemirs in the state in the past 36hours," Weiner said, "We have had offers ranging from 14 cents to 16 cents a pound. We learned that the market has weakened some from last season, but not enough to r 'U - j - - S le I . a s 11 ou e on y way we'll learn how much it costs to process a Spanish mackerel." Some 250 Members of the Florida Fishermen's Marketing Assecialim refused to leave the docks last ;eek when proceswrs dropped their price for Spanish mackerel from 20 cents a pound to 13. r . Save 25% on all - Lxtenor Piu' in Jax Shuns Federal Funds 31 'F)enney J(, --- I'etting the Federal government to do an in-depth II 1974-7A ession Glade this Friday to discuss ' Thursday, Nov. 14, egislative S 7 federal stud) of th e Fish-marke ti ng industry Belle - . Speakers contain one 6'" woofer and one 2'." tweeter. $12 a month' - - - ---- Save on pa*nt Fishermen Ask Market Study MIAMI AP - A spokesman for several hundred corn' ruercial fishermen who hung up th eir nets In a pr ice dispute with proressors says the fishermen will ask fcr a I Two speakers with connecting cords included. jr - - signed to a different circuit Un. I barges of iberv and (OH• (of accepting unlawful corn. and ae t hroughly familiar wi th less the resident state attorney spirn-y against Christian. pcasation. the evidence, (tie grand Jury Is removed. The court said a lso The grand Jury said all the said. A Ind i ct• •h [flat it special prosecutor cannot IN BRIEF ________________ - - J - PI 19 • , t 43 Cnani 45 P iT - GLENN TURNER ' , 44 Wild ox of Celebes 13 P ' 40 Formen rain 6 iT & ________ 1 Fish traps 23Consurnersof 2itineranl Food SOF.nuntrr Unit of - 5- 34 Helpers 20 measures 31 S has met with 11 Baize gin 19 MiIita S6Krndoipiiot epositories N might . marketing survey," Mike Weiner said Wednesday 28 %lascullne agprilatiZsn S5 Mak 29 oJigit 30 Printer*$ -- - OEM ________________ I sbli 22 Grimace X Hobo F _________ :- 46' %IV Gal 21 L-t L Aigip rrtot it er duck 1 W - If TAVFr 1_ A 41Ensfaihe Vigi lant I A W 39 Ar=al 13 Ile(ore 14 JeA ish ---..----. • ___ u 63 leader - 35 Itani i is date group on television - L Special ling t -- _____ L l SCVU1ØS Ofl stereo Sv e mS. Ars*eIioP,evOusPUz1te AMQ ACROSS - -- legislative session to revise posal for the session, Senate A proposal on abolishing thc, sl(),, cattle after tlx- Ist District laws onspecial prosecutors. the 11 It urged that Ati-stin -be resident-&-signate Dempsey Interaina Authority apparently COurt of Appeal dismisseti ini- ust, his assis anL svith lying to the "3es should be pursued by IA?on Count), (;ran(] Jury was &Irron. I s it n(I t thaChristian D-Panaina City, a nd was knocked out of considera- dictilli torand jury apparently woul(I be Austin. promptly and properly ents issued by the Leon making rlcumuhiarldations of its house Speakeresignate Dan Austin Should not have had his The panel noted that Leon assigned to conclude all further k lost if appeal court's own. tsnn n conoversy developed County panel ag3inst former assistanta in the grant] Jury Li County S ahlThier, Tallahassee, said in ta te Ally . Har ry Mor judicial proceedings so as to Sion is 11P IC • fl( Y said. Dade County Over lwt, if Education Commissioner Fioyd room with him during question. rison had ta ken no part in th e save Further time and expense fte session should be limited to anything, should replace the Christian. Austin was sent to ing of Christian. The grand Jury said Wednes. issues that can be quickly han. 1k. appeal court decision investigations but had "repeat- to the State of Florida, and to pr"sed trade and culture cen. Tallahm see fro Jacksonville day that State Ally, Fdward (tied. Any it w law passed next also placed it cloud over the in. t-(!Iy expressed his willingness assure a I noth led nda a at Austin ho ultl be re appointed as spec6l [A-on County prose- week c(xild riot directly affect dich I tents of Treasurer Thon ias to rooperate...in every possible fair, impartial, and speedy trial The session iti us t also consid was expected to Issue cutor during the probe that lead the Christ ian indictments. But O'Ma lle as its special PrOsecutor so he, er 14 vetoes by Askew of bills IlkAskew kyy o kickback and r , formal call today to begin to the indictme nts at the earliest practical Link Arthur C-inathay, Askew's gen. jur% cLarges and the In. cOuld file dirmt charges to re- front tl*- last regular session. the session next nestiny, Iaw. Austin and his staff spent Ilie grand jury also urged the place an But the appeal court said a cral counsel, said Awstin could ilic' dismissed in. Ken Drigga, Tucker's press makers tinent of lorinerSen. George many nionths and great ex. Supreme Court to) inake I are due in Talla hassee state attorney cannot be a be reassig ne d and File direct hlni la ha n, MIammii, on c ha rges in preparing the cases Ir ( uiiit dttisari ,u thc appeal. I Big .. numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks Payable to "Seek & Find," Star Telegram Syndicate Address letters in ca of this nepaper. _____ _______ Bandmaster C J(;F)enney FLORIDA Tomorrow. Peru of a Rine ' - be DUHAOHLNIEMAMRKCLUM MUHUSIHPLLNONAUGGEN r - ------ TAIJAHE Ha. (Al') tIict,nen against state offi. aide, said this has caused con- at that time for their organ. As Coy Heublim Askew pre- daIs. urn about how quickly matters iz4ltio na l session, pared today to call a special In agreeing Askew's pr could be handled. The call for the special . Central Florida seat in Con- Tampa, has not been set. gr es s. Bush said Turner's "political Comm said Turner could a yr to New York. d ays are Just sta rting We are "1 ha ve no idea where he's Florida Asst. Atty. Gen. Mi. peal the order in Florida courts. Huthie Dickson, Florida ex- gone," Bush said in a tele phone chad Corin had recommended going to keep the organization Turner and seven Former as- k tradition officer, said the order e foriiied (for this year's dec. would Ix, sent to the Seminole take (he family and get away York's request for extradition tions) together. fsxleral mail-fraud charges. County sheriff directing for a fewday s." to sufficient. are accused of using theWe had only four people in hilli (is take Turner Into custoBush added that Turner Corin delayed the recommen- inails to defraud persons "too volved this time and they wer sly. *'isn't going to run away." dation until after the Sept. 10 nuinerous to mention" in the all amateurs," he said. " I'm She riff John Polk said the A New York judge last year Imuioeratic primary in which sale of distrbutorshmps in se v- sure in two years he hh ur(lvr , if mailed, may not be ordered Turner Jailed for con- Turner was a losing candidate t'ral Turner-Foiindetj firms. for something again. UI P R R T N R N M NN LIME MARL MULCH a Governor Askew says, his family on a vacation, said payment anti notification Askew signed the extraditiOn Tom Bust), Turner's provedures stemming from the order Wednesday In send Turn spokeiin sale of Koscot franchises. MMC0 RMNUHPLUS ASH CALCIUM COMPOST - -- --- -- .- - A I M P R H N G U AA A A8 0M Ja''l l Terms Glenn Turner Ordered To !ace held in TM.l%}IASEL, Fla. (Al') rece i ved In Sanford For several tempt. The judge said Turner For the U.S. Senate nomination The First trial Super-saIesiin Glenn Turn- days. failed to live up to an ageAskew Further delayed the Jacksonville and lasted m ore er must ret ur n to New York to But authorities are not likely mnent that he and his cosmetics decision until after the Nov. 5 than eight months, ending on fact- a six-month Jail term for South Seminole home near firm, Koscot Interplanetary late general election. In that race, May 30 in a hung vontellipt of court, Gov. lieubin Orlando because he has taken Inc., would follow certain re. Turner lost a write-in bid for a for the retrial, to be held in 0CMHBG 0 H8N 0 LTAN 0 MK 0 NIBAU C IAP 0 8RMI C I --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fertfifter PH 0 8 0 PH 0 RU8NNICAP8N LMUL C KMBG0 RTI WUI 0 L I N TP U . Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 SEEK & FINJY C L A P 9 F9 _ -. - _____ �SPORTS SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 14,1974-8A IN BRIEF CARL Rozelle Inducted 0 Hardship s Continue RA San SAN FRANCISCO I AN Alvin 'Pete" Rozelle, who made his points on a typewriter instead of by handling a ball, has won a place in the University of San Francisco's Athletic Hall of Fame, the USF Alumni Association announced Wednesday, The National Football League commissioner, a 1950 USF graduate and the school's athletic news director (rein 1948.52, will be here Friday for induction into the Halt of Fame along with se ven former stars in basketball, baseball and track and another non-athlete - physical therapist Ivar Johnson, In the last year of his tenure as sports publicity director at USF. Hozehle doubled as assistant athletic director. 1ozelle had something to write about when he was touting USF sports, for the Dons won a national basketball title, an NCf1\ learn tennis title and Fielded one of the best football teams in the nation. Do Well Around State It was good week for some of a ak racing stars a a nd the onslaught of our locals. At Lakeland Terry Martin had his little black Pinto turning right on his But Not For Steamer dial in on every run as he won the overall E. T. eliminator worth close to $300. This was a national event and Terry should gain some nationwide recognition in SI1RA's drag paper National Dragster. Johnny Brown brought his season to an end as on the second run of the day his motor blew when a rod broke wiping out the block, pan and when the rod came through the pan it ht the rear tire causing it to blow. As Johnny said later it was a good Iliot or while it lasted hi it hcn von twist it to liOwtIU) sum clinched playoff berths, an hon. Southern cal takes on hawaii claiming Birmingham owes ,tr Spo rts Writer or they would likely exchange and Portland goes against more than 1100,000 in taxes to The World Football Iague for some money, a much more Memphis in the first round of ('II) and county governhas finally settled its playoff elusive cinnojy the playoffs. The league is sup- iiients obtained a lien against picture everyoni- iiiade it but Florida players haven't seen posed to disclose the when and the club's property, including Shreveport. any paychecks in ii weeks, but Ahere of the games today, gate receipts, until the taxes The fledgling leagues first a new set of owners is allegedly There were three games are paid. *uflpttigfl, begun last summer bringing in fresh money via a pla)ed V ednes&i night. thrwith 12 franchises and high Swiss bank. Southern California iiiinghaiiu rolled over Shreve. At Memphis, where the crowd hopes, struggles to its ('On- players got their last paychecks port 40-7, Memphis got by was announced at 13,399, the !UI!fl tniht ith nine nnnor' atuit a (hnarlttte 2-21 aiul o w ha- Suthiinien tiUnd up with a 1.3 late inI grand its bound to happen sonic time. 'r less active clubs, rising debts front-office personnel still wailans blanked Portland 234. record - tops in the WFL. At the stock car tracks Billy Price finished and sinking credibility. haven't seen theirs. The team is The Americans had a much Danny White threw touchdown ninth in the hobby point standings at Volusia Florida visits Southern Cali. hoping to get new financial easier time with Shreveport passes of seven and 27 yards to fria in the nationally-tele. backing by game time. Counts' Speedway which is quite a feat for a first than they did earlier in the day Ed Marshall and J.J. Jennings • £ used regular-season finale. Charlotte iniects Florida, Bir- in Jefferson County Circuit rushed for 99 yards for Mciii. year uriver. iuv ha s sold his LUIKC Morgan Both teanis have already iiiungham plays Philadelphia, Court. The state of Alabama, phis. and will now build a Chevellecar forwnext year. The seasonatVCS is now over and the track champions for 1974 were Curtis Crider in the late models and Lindberg Howard in the hobby stocks. The track will be shut down until the big races in February. X Turner Wins -. . W _"•'4 .1j. Norman Turner of Lake Mary put his 1967 Ford Cortina in to the victory circle at Putnam County Speedway for the second time in a row as he edged out fellow Sanford racer Bob Boyd in a Karman Ghia. Grady Pickle had his car there but his driver did not show so Pickle who has one of the fastest mini stocks in Florida climbed in it himself for his first ride in the car, in competition. lie finished last but he had fun. Pickle has driven Fuel Dragsters and with a little more driving in his mini probably would become as good ashe was on the drag circuit. Norman was telling me that the track is a '. mile dirt oval and is really a fun track. The purse is not that big but they are trying to raise it as the crowd gets bigger. Putnam County Speedway runs every Sunday at 1:30 is located near Palatka and Turncr said he was back in Sanford by 6p.m. so they must put on a quick show. Golden Gate Speedway had the Florida State Championship Sunday and it was Michigan star Ed Howe taking the *in', his second in three trips to Tampa. Howe who won in 1972 and was second in 1971 took th e lead on the 92nd lap and held it til l th e finish of the 200 lap race to win over $3,000 for on afternoon of work. Howe doesn't race much during the year as his partner Tom Maier does most of the driving. howe's time is taken up building cars for 1, r 11 A eI...e L, ....a,.. (JUL .-L...a UL)UUL i ,gu of them a year. The way his car runs the cornpetition has better hope that none of that 100 comes dowif with him next year. Orlando's Bobby Newton surprised everyone by leading the first 92 laps then having handling trouble. Charles Mincey of Acworth, Ga. finished second just inches behind Howe and Billy Barnwell of Hialeah took a close third. h1incev also won the zuncoast Satur(iav night worth $1,000. 100 at St. Pete on Auburndale Opening • - Chiefs Get Help KAN\S (iT\' 'Al" Ih- Lit : itv (hid:1 lavu backup center Tom Humphrey, a free agent castoff fronmi the Cleveland Browns and Denver Broncos, the club annou:ii-ed Wednesday. humphrey will replace Wayne Walton, who underwent knee surgery alter he was injured in Sunday's game against San Diego, Humphrey, a 6-foot-6, 26410under from Abilene Chris. tan, was picked in the 10th round by the Browns in 1973, but he was cut alter training. He tried out this year with the Broncos and was cut again. He has never played in a :1g1)C(l - I.1 - - - I £ . - - 4 regularseason -"" NFL game. Basketball Pairings • •-:- _____ . 10 t - ,' k• SAN l-'l{ANUISC() I AP) -- Michigan State and the University of San Francisco are matched in the first round of the eighth annual Cable Car Classic, to be held Dec. 20 at USF Memorial Gym, tournament officials announced Wednesday. Long Beach State and the University of Santa Clara will play the opening game Friday, and first-round winners and losers will be paired in Saturday night games. - •• Cage Teams Picked . - J W-.- Ws- -. . - 7_~ t sm 4 - -- - - -6' irm • . '- • I$ ' -A 1 ,. Bowling Leader CHICAGO Mickey Higham of Kansas Qty was at the head of the pack of 64 with a 224-plus average to advance to the quar' a--finals of the $100,000 World Open Bowling Tc'urnamr ,it. - 4uariene neicnari, LCU - The Southwest Volusla Little ,eague I.Adies Auxiliary will iect. Thursday at 8 p.m., at the Wange City School. Election of officers is the laIn topic of business. Jai Alai Results SEVENTH WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS ----- -- =- -! - - -- - - 'T -- - - - :' .-- - - - - - ---•- - - - :- . - . - - The Charlie Mou1d'rdragstc'r turns it on at Lakeland - en see turn Ila es S 40 3.40 3.00 4 Ica Sanchez Eddy Javl -.. I\ tJ Sun do y ,. use an eric rd Ster arg - WASH CLOTHS 120 S I Sala Aguirre 5 20 620 Santi Alto $co 1 Quinicla (34 $475 Perfecta (1 3) 61125 70 SIXTH - Doubles, Spec. J Dom 1 n4o Juan $70 5.20 113 Cacho Miguel 620 460 1 Bilbao Ally 100 1 OulnIela (1 3330 so Perfecta I))) 6)7) go 1 00% Polyester 11~4 1 DOUBLE KNITS Machine wash warm, tumble dry. No lion! Ideal for pant suits, dresses, and sportswear, So versatile! Great fashion Colors - first Quality! Yds. For Spec. 7: 1)60 550 100 1 6 10 600 I Our Reg. 2.97 240 1 PCrIeC?I (4$) $101 70 0 (2 6 with 4$) 141020 A---795, Handle 6107.777 a! 4 I I, - - - HIPPY -__ I i.if.4 W; MOSSBERG 500 pump action shotgun craftsmanship! 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Scott entered the game and Seattle stopped Los l)ctroil COQ('h hilly ScOtt said us e th NBi's Fifth leading reserve J.D. Davis "made the Angeles 1-103. 'er with a 25.3 points per Limier, operating without dif1t're nt-it' tonight. With ur- :a lit, average. High for Philasick, I ' having to worm) about the dc m forced to tklphia was Doug Colli ns with F. nsi skills of Abdul-Jibbar Pl' Lk()Lan1er48niinut But 20 fired in 40 points and hauled JA IL* been able to come in Seattle used an 8.2 spurt fl ul'ni24 rebounds tJePj$ons ant tWlf) Roh. lieeaka92.92 tie and defeat 11s :.appt-d a two-g.inite losing l)tvs ;4-ored only nine points, Angeles. Spencer Haywood, Arstreak. but helped out defensively and chic Clark and Fred Brown "We gave it everything we t'fl the boards. Dave Ring added scored 24, 23 and 23 points, re sad tonight, but wt.justcouldn't 20pomts for the Pistons. spectively, for the So.cs while handleLanier," Milwaukee Milwaukee was led uy Bob Pat Riley led the Linkers with Coach Larry Citetlo said. "He F)ztndridg, who scored 28 25, - - The Discount- Department Store Doubles. Spec. 7: "' -- it ' • save 25.11 ,' B 1108 (dWFNE killed us" i)InLs. and George Thompson W Sports Writer Event with Abdul-Jabbar with 18. When Kareeiin Abdul.Jabbar missing from the Milwaukee Washington, with Phil Chejoined the Milwaukee Bucks, he lineiiu, 1'trnit didn't have all flier pumping in 25 points, overturned them from an also-ran to "ass time -winning. The te- wlichnied Kansas City-Oiiiaha \itionaI Basketball Assoti i4iti(nis I4tRks tied hht score at on tioth t ends of t he court The ititui i'haiiinn, 76 at the cml of the third pe. Bullets limited the Kings to just NIJ, with the 7.fiwit-2 renter rnl, but (tie Pistons outscored Ij 1)WLS ni the first hial and injured on the sidelines, the Milwaukee 22-I5 down the built up an 888 lead going into liut- ks are s'j'uggljngwittia 1-12 stretch. the final quarter. record, the same as the exNate Archibald led the Kings ••i (klfi', know flow long yet' ilanioflist New Orleans th 16 points while Elvin ,\lxliit-Jalgjar will tx out, Cos77wir latest defeat, a _: - 423 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD Prices Good Thursday 14th Through Sunday 17th While Quantities Last ' -. - Evvryone will be able to take )ictures of their individual avorites at that time. All hitdren 12 and under will eceive free hot dogs and soda iy attending the practice and 4cture day. There is no charge. ' Bucks Sti* 11Losing -- SCMEBOARD Echano Sanchez greater Sanford Cluunber of and dedication festivities. . -- ' BlaZe r P cture Day ana Auburndale Speedway Park located in the There will be three important the second target date, on Sept gaine also niarks the stadiwil Commerce introducing former Perfect& (7-1) $94,00 Oulniela (1 4) S31.60 EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec. is Perfecto (41) $77.10 heart of Florida between Ukeland and Winter dates people talk of the 20. "cation. principals, coaches and aWetic ChvchioAltu 160 7.20 3.40 2 -I L' S e mi n ole • School football directors. The Homecoming Three months later that date Haven on SR 54.2 will have their grand opening tiim 'eInmoie Hign ErzsRar b* s. a.io $ . Sem i nole principal Don • did roll around and apcandida Ica AIbedi 3.40 1140 will then be in. 710 600 S SflHAgui rre Saturday night on a high banked 1-3rd mile asphalt stadium in the future, 11eynolds initiated the idea of Oulniela 112 1) $4.40 Echwo-Javi hav 6.80 440 1 e pawe d PrOxinutely a and one is ap. p.m., on that the new football stadium, and troduced, followed by Jack oval. The track will be a fans track built with the 600 2 Perfecto (2 8) 11" 30 Negul-Arana date, the first Football game NINTH - Singlet. Spec. 7: Ion ' wi th the construction and homer of the Chamber of Ou.ieIe n si $39.60 fan in mind. There wifl be a nursery for children, a was played at the new staftm Miguel Perfect& is I) sios.00 21-60 26-10 1,10 1 Angel Commerce making presendesign classes headed J unel5,1974,wi by play ground, a first aid station with a doctor and captured as Seminole hosted arch rival ' a ll Mendez and Bob Schmidt, the tatians of appreciation, Erd.31a nurse I I THIRD - Doubl et. 1600 2 attendants in the ' the official starting date Oviedo High School. 7: Quiniela (4$) 6))? 70 d r eam became a real"t it y. Ice y i hen construction began on n s oo 70 7 restrooms and even custom made hot dogs at the With two down the final date All alumni of the Seminole MeChÔ IISavxh,: 6 370 3 Perfecta (S 1) 6274.70 concession stands. W ith all the tracks being closed football stadium, as teachers, is finalizing FricLay night as 71le festivities will begin at High School are urged to attend Ogulta Alberdl 140 7 down for the season there should be quite a turn Out students and Booster Club Sen'inole hosts Daytona 7:30 p.m., with Reynolds and thee vaem Friday night, and Mincha I Perfec to 17 3) 5)3) 70 i 40 9 20 S 70I members began battling the hot Seabreeze in the annual Garnett White, president of the participate in the Homecoming of cars for Bill Reno's opening night. 51 FOURTH - Doubles, Spec. 7: ' sumnwr sun in preparation for Homecoming garne. but the . - - B' *Ig 0ne I n M i lienaud Stad,19 um Dedi"cation Set At Seminole Heig Frl*da -. I - -- -; - - - - - l{carmion says Simpson, now V Reamon, 5-foot-9 and 190 ir the star runrnn back for the pounds says his experience at - -- - --- - Buffalo hills of the National Missouri was the prime factor F(K)tbdII Ixague. gave him tlk-- Ili his decision to sign wit_4,the tip Ili 1972 while Reanion was Blazers instead of the Pil,Gburg visiting the University of South- -Steelers of Ilk- NFI,. vrn California after being **I wanted to play and get named a Junior college All. simit' of miiv relw(t bark," Ii'' Aiiitrnc.ai for the i.tiiid )i'ar ill says. '1 figured that ill signed I he Like in .n Lky (isrl'Lros Lu uutry k ann is all miIes alter they placed first in a meet at REWARDS ii row, with the Steelers. I might spend Gainesville last Saturday. From left, Teresa Tinsley, head coach Mike Gibson, Cathie Demprey and "USC was recruiting ow and the whole year on the specialty OF VICTORY Kern "Scratch" Heffernan. they assigned O.J. to show me teaiui. And I wanted to help my around," recalls Heamon, who head this year. had just replaced Simpson as "1 came to the Blazers and Ihe best rusher in junior college rea l ly l iked Iiistory with 3,900 yards at Fort tras, the slants and s ll -Scott JC in Kansas. "I don't Scen since junior college." Midway through the season, MIAMI(All - In the words last Sunday and Miami's 21-0 playing." is trying to steer the Dqlphins Reaiiion ran for 379 yards in 33 of Miami Dolphins Coach Don victory at New Orleans enabled While' Buffalo Coach Lou Sa- Into the ir fifth straight playoff tarries against the New York Shula, "Sooner or later, these the two-time Super Bowl chain- ban looked over the rubble of berth and Fourth straight apStars. That performance set a games are going to have to pion Dolphins to move into first the Houston loss and said, "it's pearance In the Super Bowl. 1111. single-gamime rushing come." for the first time this season, been a long time since we had a For the showdown game, record and earned hut the "Sooner" is Sunday, when the But despite the help from bad ball garnie," Shula had Miami appears to have history i league's Player of the Week Dolphins and Buffalo Bills Houston, Shula said, "You've nothing but praise for the Dol- heavily on its side. The Delaward. square off to break the first ot to line up, play and win. You phins, phins haven't lost to the Bills in Seven weeks later, he broke place deadlock in the American sti.l have to do it yourself. "I thought the important the Orange Bowl since 1966. his rushing record and collected Football Conference's East Di"If I had my preference, I'd thing last week was not to over. In fact, the Dolphins have not yet another Player of the Week vision. Both have 7-2 records Just as soon have everything look New Orleans - we'd have lost to anyone in the Orange to 6 citation with 189 yards in 35 with Five gaines left, locked up now, Super Bowl and been awful sorry if we had let Bowl in 28 straight games, ir. The Blazers will have a carries against Charlotte. Buffalo's 21-9 loss to Houston all. But the only way to will is by that happen," said Shula, who cluding four playoff ictus-e day Sunday from 2 contests, Em. at their McCoy practice - Seminole Booster members admire stadium. Hack row, Fred Good, Pat Smith, Front, Jimmy Rowe, t.I___ ra_, . lI. m-,# ORLANDO, Flu. (AP) - know if he remembers, but he'll Tnniiiiy Reannon of the Florida remember Imie one day." Blazers, the No. I rusher In the Reartion, 22, turned down the World Football League, credits USC bid to play his last two his explosive rookie perform. college years at Missouri "beonce to a tip from O.J. Simpson cause the Big 8 was on top at the and two miserable years at the tuuiv" University of Missouri. But he says the decision was "O.J.'s idea is simple, real. followed by the worst two years ly," says Iteanion, a leading of his life, even though he was candidate for the WFL's 1974 Missouri's top runner in his Most Valuable Player award junior and senior years and acwith 1,508 yards and 11 touch- counted for 1,174 yards and downs, eight touchdowns. "Every time you get the ball, "They had just put in the You just tell yourself thzt ycu're wishbone and all they did was going to break it for a score," run me wide," says Reamon, Heamon said. "Then, if you 'Tl icy said l couldn't run upthe don't dojtofl that carry, you tell middle, They didn't utilize my yourself that it will happen the talents. They really messed up next time. It works great - IIIy head, and when a mmian is keeps you psyched up all the beaten upstairs, he's beaten all Auxiliary Meets ' A Reamon And OJ Thursday, Nov. 14,1974-9A ield. EL PASO, Tex. 'APt - Northwestern, Texas A&M and Miami of Ohio will be the guest teams in the 14th annual Sun Bowl Basketball Tournament hosted by Texas-El Paso Dec. 19-20. VIE P and Miami will meet In the first game Thursday Dec. 19 with the Aggies and Northwestern colliding In the nightcap. The losers and winners will meet the next night. 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PETERSBURG, Fla. mule Dainpier and Bird Avf AP) — The United States, deeritt. two of the smallest play. ,., f IeIIUtn en di ng vTor.J Amateur vs on the Colonels squad, ' cored all 14 Kentucky points In Baseball championship, has the final overtime session, swept to a first-round victory Dampier finished with 32 points with a 10-0 shutout over the DoMule Averitt added . 77, New ...inican Republic. Steve Davis, asliortstop froin York's Julius Erving led all comStanford University, collected scorers with 44 points, 36 three R131s on two singles and ing after half1iine. Kentucky bqttled froill two sacrifices Wednesday to behind throughout the close lead the Americans' scoring ,$amne, oulscortng the Nets 29-26 Punch. Righthander George MiLke earned his victory with a two hit, nine strike-out performance. 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Mack Calvin scored 29 points and Byron Beck added 26 for the ittoriou.s Nuggets San Diego's Travis Grant, the ABA's stond-leading scorer, ptuiqwd 111 29 ix)ints in the first half, but could hit only six more in the final two quarters. .-• ' Blazer Tickets Dress Like 1950 TAIPEI 'AP) -- Taiwan today. the Ian • l sports officia ls and baseball a ,,, Th .4. Education , uca ion Ministry, the •'' he excellence of our teams thoritles are studying p063.Ama teur niiie.c Association , has been internationally reco'bility of holding its own little the Baseball Association and tiized If we suggest holding anLeague World Series alter the other concerned agencies have U.S. little League decided to met for discussion the past other international Little eLeague competition, we Id ImAition at Williamsport, Pa. Leag (lays after the u cision Coun tries who used to send "We have been discussing the Monday, according to teams possibility of organizing a siiiiAmong the advocates of the said. to Williarnspvrt," [in iliar Little League World suggestions that Taiwan host Series. it i uncertain yet. Our another World Series, Lin Earlier, ilsich Kuib-Chen, main concern is money," F.L. seems the least worried about the chairman of the Baseball 1.10. the setretary general of the whether there will be Association had said Taiwan the Baseball M ocjation said enougti countries responding to will not organize another Worhl _______________________________________________________ Series because it would look like a confrontation. • • ., • But he sta ted he was not ii - ( Thursday, Nov.14, 1974— hA Taiwan li~1111~~Iants Own Series 11i0 e, Appreciates Win By The Associated Press in the final period to pull even at niinute to win. The Spirits went The Kentucky Colonels owner 107-107 at the end of regulation scoreless for 91-1 minutes In the was so excited over the team's play. lay. It was tied up at 118-all second period and suffered andouble-overtinie victory that after one extra session before other scoring slump in the last he just rushed right into the Dampier and Averltt went to quarter before coining back to dressing room alter the ginne. work. will. . That's right she. The victory gives Kentucky a Itick Mount led Memphis with '1 told them, thank you,' 3 t -game lead over New York 24 lin ts. I I hat else could I say," said El. in the ABA Eastern Division. Utah toppled Indiana on Ron ' Brown. But Colonels' Coach Hubie Hoonc's career high of3gpojnt,s The Colonels, with their Brown and 41 points by the Stars' two co.iih banished from the game Marelou, Marvin Barnes liiginui,Jiir Eakins and Moses in the first half, outlasted the had another one of his nights Malone Kevin Joe v stored 20 defending American Basketball The St Louis rookie scored 31 and George McGinnis 25 as the A'sociation champion New points, grabbed 24 rebounds, two teams met for the first ti,iie irk Nets 132 129 Wednesday handed out eight assists and this season nht blocked two shots Denver reeled off 12 straight ii other ABA games, mes, St, Despite Names' heroics, St nts in the first l'riiid, It) 1 .ouis edged Memphis l,uis had to rally iii the final straight iii time second and eight 4it.ih crushed Indiana 114-103 straight In the third to build a a nd Denser rolled over San 10474 mar gin oir San Diego SE • LONGWOOD • --.. 0 Silver Hawks will conclude varsity opponents. In only its Pritchard. their season tonight against the first year of football e Silver th The game wil l begin at 8 p.m. SANFORD =- Season j9VIEDO , 200 ,'-.-. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 H Fridnv .-.--_-----.--". ........ Rechargeable 8-digit pocket calculator with "grand total" memory. Has floating decimal, pct. key and constant function. Adapter-. recharger included. Help, Please Mail Your Contribution To Seminole H.S. Athletic Boosters, Club, c-o Se minole High Sanford, Florida 32771 ... "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's : Open 10 am. 1t11 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sat. Open Sun. 12:30-5:30, 3231310 — 17 �WOMEN BARGAI N SECTION Thursday, Nov. 14,1974-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A DEA R ABBY Son Generous With Pa's Cash Theatre Group Issues Cast Call I By ABIGAIl. VAN BLUES * , r DEAR ABBY: Our son, who has always been a very seriour• nunded and responsible boy, has just started college away from We opened a checking account for him, and agreed to send - . ,. I-am through college as long as his grades held up. We get all his cancelled checks, and were shocked to learn that so far he has vritten checks totalling $350 to support a far out religious group he became interested in since he started college. My husband has worked hard for his money. We support our wn church, and don't feel that our money should be used in this manner. Ou son has worked and earned some money, which Is also in Lis checking account, and he claims that he is supporting this religious cult with HIS money, not ours. lie isiensitivebov, but easilypersuaded,and'ek:irhehas efl taken in. We are n'L made of money, and ant to know how n htr.die this situation. Thank you UPSET MOTHER . : I am now of the opinion that the time has come when should not he sharing one bed. When I told my daughter this,an?i offered to go to her home to stay with the kiddies, where each child has a bed alone, she said: "Well, if that's the way your thinking is, I might as well have a sitter come in." She gave me the impression that she thought I was an evil-minded old lady. Abby, my training back in the "old days" is responsible for my thinking, and If I'm wrong, please tell me. GRANDMA Peaks,, Not Trees -- -. ..,' q - 0. --: 1 - --- •1 /• .4 i'aticnts at Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Center at 90 MellonviHe Ave., A ere entertained recently by members of Deltona Sing-A-Longs mixed chorus under the direction of Lewis Bucher. Their accompanist Is Mrs. Ruth Pullen. oW' SING-A.LONGS GIVE CONCERT L ongwoo oup e Tours Americas When they reach an age where they have individual preferences, far south as Buenos Aires, hacked out of the jungle. let THEM decide whether they want to dress alike. Encourage Argentina. Prlernø You'll feel bettor if you 91$ It off your cJiest. For a persøiI reply. write to ABBY. Bo' No 69700. LA.. Calif. $O0o. Enclose stamped, self addressed envelope. please. For Abby's booklet, "14o* to Have a Lovely Wedding," Send St ° Ab,o't Van Buren. 137 Laiky Dr. Beverly Hills. Cal. 90212. Legion LEARN' FLY President FLIGHT To Introduce Our Brand ught Now m the Auxiliary Department United States. president Mrs. Kay Cannon at a combined luncheon Nov. 5 at TI'OiIIUI Program , Cs - -. ' the Casselberry Country Club. The fine turnout of members included district president Doris McKinna and presidents of each post. Organizer of the meeting was Dorothy Webster of Campbell Lossing Post 53, Sanford, and her committee. .rrri Helps you do it alL H : I I - 3 "-I -, - 1 Cape Horn. _____ -- UUWWW •• ADDIT1U 1 A Let's Get Down • To Basics... WWI ukto" -Wkt W"11 hp • I —, Great fashions ' V look even better (- with the correct foundation garments. Donna Arnold I ost 79 pounds. w - A . cb0o" from a tm"WWOUS v8dety of styms, col" W fibers during our grut cap•t sal.. -. (I/P PWSHES...NOWP9'°424 T (I t - UVftLOOPAID T1PSHEAR STYLES I I STYLE — ___ ___ - consumer ;,_'. ' AI NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A Ray Holland, United's public decision by a federal appeals relations chief, said United will court limiting the authority of ask the 5th Circuit for a delay in the Federal Power Commission putting the decision into effect apparently has both good news "to avoid a disaster for hu and bad news for consumers. (lreds of industrial gas conThe Thegoodnewststlistelectric sumers and their employes in bills may go down. The bad is the Gulf South." that the price of everything else The court said Friday the may go up. FPC exceeded its authority The gloomy picture was when it gave United permission painted in a statement by to cut back supplies to utilities United Gas Pipe line Co., that use natural gas to generate which lost the case before the electricity for residential and 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- ihdustrial customers. peals. The gas cutbacks forced United, a major supplier of many of the utilities to purnatural gas in the Gulf states, chase costlier fuel oil to fire said the decision means hun- their generators and resulted in dreds of industrial customers in huge increases in conswners' Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, electric bills. Florida and Alabama may find "Instead, the court's order themselves with no power at will just take gas away from all, large and small southern In-. The sugar harvest could be dustries, most of which have no slowed if mills don't get gas to alternate fuel capabilitity, and run their grinders, and food give that gas to the southern processers and refineries could electric plants which do have be forced to shut down, the alternate fuel capability," he statement implied, said. ' ,, i _____________ ___________ ,-', u --: • ECKEILD DIIIJCS Styli 17$: "Sl it Unseen" convertible bra, low cut and lovely, uriderwl,',d for figure flattery, great for new hatter styles, 10.00 228 E. FIRST ST. Ph. M-2524 Ban kA mericard Master Charge U B. Edwards Builders Supply FINISHING 903 W. 3rd Street .7404 'k Lumber Special 2x48 ft. Studs - and ks9 ys top yDlJt budQst .iusl ask tihin ts Wi 01 .. I . / i11 0 CIRCULAR SAW 7!/4" TROUBLE LIGHT swo.wwam /1 U ' COLOR COORDINATE YOUR HOME-INSIDE AND 06T—WITH PAINT. WALLCOVER;pf$ AND CARPETING AT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS DECORATING CENTERS. 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HOME &WDIAf HARDWARE_ PACIFIC Siff OUR monj°, By FRANK MACOMBER The Herald Services ' ___________________________________________ 6 UUCKUP° HandymanSpecials t :• STYLE 'ou c$fl me -- "gaps" in service that in- on a national health insurance directly are aiding sponsors of bill, now apparently stalled in national health insurance, committee. ealth care costs in Ame In an interview he forecast A few weeks ago, Paton says, I - -. are outrunning nearly every ____ _________________________ thought Americans were higher health care premiums in _____________________________ other 'nciirn,'r neauemi toward nationalized the future but conceded u _______________________ t ''' -_ some sort of medical cost con"-* trols seems inevitable, says the some form of health cost health insurance. I As for the health care inhead of one of the nation's controls is coming. surance industry, it needs some Major health insurance firms "Everybody - Congress, medicine of its own, Paton conThomas C. Paton, president labor, the White House - would cedes. He believes state or of California Blue Shield, which agree that health costs are too federal legislation —or both Graceful leap into the air is performed by' the Lipizzan stallion. Casan Con- processes nearly 30 million high, so controls seem is needed to wipe out the claims a year for more than Inevitable," says Paton. practice of selective insurance 'ersatio. Rider Is harry Uerrmann. Casan is performing the difficult ballotade, $700 million, predicts the health He believes cost ceilings in which companies to turn one of the famous "airs above ground" for which the Lipizzans are world insurance industry can survive some form will arrive before downallows applicants they believe famous, only if it closes what he calls Congress gets around to acting are too risky, 4 IN SANFORD PLAZA —,!,jT— Stye 117: "Sight Unseen" seamless bra, flattering shaping is provided by Kodel po'y.ster fiberfill. Delicate Florentine Lace look with much fashion appeal. 1-630 _. Controls Com ing Ivor IJ 41, 20lP While these goods remain in their raw or sciuti-processed state, prices are rising. That means a com pa ny that bought a r;iv. imiaterial at $ I a pound The big increases on the other hand are among necessities: potatoes, sugar, home hen tin oil, hospi ta l rooms, legal services. You can't cut back on them withou t serious and probdlv fflqaflcv- _ Health Care Cost ,.. 4 I . I 4' EASY MOISThLY - - rI Ww _ A _'S ' Iw:ri iirnddrf 'uiA, (r.'çiu hodCfoi (lIon. r i./ dr,t nthto.,c /,-r AkeiAe'4/t,Lfr for. If ;r,d of peopli have lost. weight with tht- help of Ayd? flducing Plan Candy. Taken before -Ayd. plan, !JIn 'so lii'f 79 meals, Ayda helps curb your On tAr u.Lhoida*y di*,ga, assd n Ar' appetite. You tat lesson the Ayds plan. because you actually want less. So you kse weight naturally. Ayds contains vitamins md miner'ah, no drugs. And it comes in four delicious flavors. See what the Ayda plan can I do for you. IF you reviewed the prices of items in the CPI you'd find that the slowest risers are those items that we've probably cut down on already, the luxuries or at least the expendables. - SANDER HOME & Style 3664: "Smooth Powi'r" promises smooth control plus Magic Open Oval crotch long leg pantie, with reinfrced split hip construction and lace front panel. S. M-L.XL, $13.30 Ind". -------------------- came irom the United States Colonel Alois Podhajsky took Army," he declares. Colonel Herrmann is of the ___________ -. _________ out the Lipizzans of the Spanish school of Reitm.aster Polak. _____ -. _______ Riding School, and General Colonel Herrmann is also who at one time was the only ______ Patton sent in troops which ac- known as the greatest trainer of one in the Spanish Riding complished a dual purpose, "airs above ground" alive School who could train the "aij's freed a prisoner of war camp, today. Performing in the show above the ground," almost a -', .I J and saved the Llpizzan mares will be Flying Falcon, only lost art. Polak fell dead In the ____________ _____________ and colts of the Piber stud horse in the world to leap a ring of the school In 1942. ____________ /i ____ - LEIS YO can for 4551 L1 STYLE It's true. You behave in what you've been told is a sound and economical manner and still not see the results. The answer lies in the figures that make up the Consumer Price n I '• ° The explanation, say businessmen and economists, lies in inflation itself. Many companies have large inventories of commodities in their warehouses, waiting to be manufactured into consumer and capital goods. ... Trustworthy IW20%m kickidkisalspicsa. ritight find itself with an inventory value of $1.30. That's inventory profit. First National City Bank estimates the value of inventories at the beginning of this year was about $O billion, which makes a I per cent price increase amount to $2.5 billion. That's just for a I per cent in. crease but the wholesale price index this year has risen at close to 30 per cent. Eliminate those inventory profits, say the experts, and you'll find that a real squeeze is now being exerted oil profit margins. 3. Families report they try to cut down on their spending but it (100'-;fl't seI'irI tI hip. SUPER FALL VALUES AT SCULMES ANNIM'°ars (1 Despite the downturn in the economy, it is true that one co mpany after another has reportcd record high profits. If you t oo k those figures at (ace value you might believe a boom existed. Fighters A living legend will unroll high School in Sanford on one of the great adventure George Patton. (arm, which had been taken to hurdle on his hind legs, like a when the Royal I,ipizzan Sunday, Nov. 24, at 2:30 p.m., stories of all time — the "We move out in the night Hostau. man. This isa refinement of the Sta llio ns of Austria, the great sponsored by the Booster Club. evacuation a nd rescue of the with nothing," he remembers, The drama unfol ds as Colonel courbette, originally used to adwhite horses whose ancestors Th e fantastic animals are a breed from und er the very "only a handful of horses." But Herrmann speaks, as he does vance on th e enemy, hopping on were the personal mounts of the legend in th emselves, and the noses of the Russians in World the horses he saved, he every performance. He tells the hind legs like a kangaroo. Hapsburgs, perform in the new man who directs them, Colonel War II, and the epic journey to decla res, were more precious how he took out his Lipizzans foot ba ll stadium at Seminole Ottomarlierrmann,w;IspAJrtof the protection of General than jewels, All of the "airs" were from a bout 80 miles behind T he way the rare breed was enemy lines, riding at night and origi na lly battle maneuvers, the capriole being used to clear saved was told in the Walt hiding by day. He smear ed Disney move, "Miracle Of The beautiful white coats of his the way when surrounded by White Sta!lions." Lipizzans wi th mud and shoe the enemy. The horse leaps The Upizzans he took to the polish, to disguise them. They straight up in the air from a protection of General George crossed a river wi th she lls standstill, and kicks and lashes Patton's Third Army were his bursting around them in the out at the very height of the own, and represented breeding water. leap. Lipizzans during the show lines that have been in the do the very difficult high "The first help I got capriole, and the exhausting Herrrmann family for over 300 '' a d IdJlIIY norses triple _.._Lt .4eS' capriole. Yea rs. At about the same time. f In Court Decision - exchanged money at a higher toii1 prices exceedingy high, paying $1.50 to mail a letter back to the states. In Panama, They toured an Argentine Panama they visited the Canal ranch, finding many cattle and and watched a Japanese oil reasonably priced leather tanker, the "Takara," said to goods. Honored be the largest tanker afloat, During a four-day stopover in pass through the locks. They Rio d Janeiro they took a found that 71,000 ships yearly The American Legion guided tour of the city and pass through the canal, saving Auxiliary posts of Sanford. SWTOUfldIng area, It is Spring some 8,000 miles each by Casselberry, Altamonte there now, Wheeless said, avoiding the long distance Springs and Winter Park hosted similu to April in the Central around the continent by way of INTRODUCTORY 5 . UI cvvw days said to have the Buenos lowest priced food market in railroads or highways within South America. A fine chicken 200 miles of the location. Popu. or beef dinner including salad lation is already ll®,000 in the and dessert was 65 cents 1' new city designed by a French American money. The official architect and called "The City rate of exchange is 20 pesos to Tomorrow." the dollar, although many In Paraguay the Wheeless' stores, called black markets, ILl iriri i's,i Inflation Lipizzan Stallions Show S pirit In Sanford ment. Wheeless said all building materials were flown in by — ce'eded the latter. Since then prices have tended to rise (aster than the increase in incomes. To illustrate: In 1972 the avearge weekly earnings of production workers rose 7 per cent, or more than double (hi' 3.3 per cent rise in the Consumer Price Index. In 1973 wages rose 6.3 per cent, prices 6.2. This yeür the decline in wages versus prices has been pronounced, with average eekly earnings rising at a 7 per cent rate and pri ce s at more than 12. 2 Corporate profits are LIP, despite the erosion of economic activity. Don't believe It, say ninny tnisinessimwn. - SEATTLE All Because the average American Family is having trouble getting a loan for a new home these days, Ernie Reef is up on Mount Index tr ying to shoot a mountain goat. Utter this month the 64-yearold Reef will move to lower elevations and try to kiil a m oose. By the tim e spi'ing KI COffles he hopes the economy will be such that he can return to work at th e Everett Plywood corp. Reef is just one of several th ousand lum ber industry erkers aro un d the co untry and especially in the Northwest who have recently been laid off or found themselves working short hours. Some, such as Reef, spend their spare hours hunting. Nationally, home construction has wi th ered in the grips of tight money and high interest rates There were more 2 imimilion lIouuu: starts in l9.3. hut utuly L4 inilllia starts are predicted for 1974. The drop has caused widespread curtailment and layoffs in th e lumber industry, and especially in plywood production . Some 7,500 men are believed to be out of work. Plywood manufacturers from Florida to Lo uisiana to Montana to the Northwest were caught from bo th sides: a tumbling retail price for th eir product and a doubling and tripling of raw material co5ts. Prices have been on a steady decline since last sprin g. Ilalfinch plywood sheath ing th at sold for $190 per thousand square feet in February 1973, dipped to $155 last April and is now about $110, according to Crow's Weekly Plywood Letter, an independent price reporting service. Th e American Plywood Association, which represents ISO of the nation's 190 mills, reports th at 13 mills, including SIX in Oregon and three in Lo uisiana, were closed during the week ending Nov. 2. Mother 52 had curtailed production by more th an 10 per cent. "I've been in the business since 1947 and haven't seen It quite like this," said Le roy McCormick, marketing manager for the Simpson Tim be r Co. "In oth er times of recession we co uld always find someone to buy somethin g at a price. Some of the lower grades we used to sell for $50 and $60 a tho usand. But now it's cheaper to put the-rn into -chips." DEAR GRANDMA: If you're wrong, we both are. Boys and Wheeless took o';er 200 color Verne and Pauline Wheeless They enjoyed a visit to girls that age should be separated at bedtime, but no one should have returned to their Long- Brazil's new capital, Brasilia, pictures of the interesting spots make a big deal of It. wood Park home after an excit- called the most modern city in on the tour. Mrs. Wheeless -----------------------------------------------------(:0NFIDENTIALTO "MOTHER OF TWINS" IN K.C.: Don't ing tour of Central and South the Americas, and built corn- taught in the Longwood schools dress them alike Jul because YOU think they look so "cute" American countries, going as pletely in 16 years in an area for 17 years before her retire-indhIduality. - NEW YORK tAP) While inflation is to mitost people an enigma that leads t ' di lenuna, there are some espedaIly confusing aspects of this year's economic perlorutance— paradoxes, some might call them. 1. Wages are rising but spendable income is falling. Many American families were slow to face up to or stare through this Illusion. They saw that weekly paycheck growing larger, but they were reluctant to recognize that the numbers didn't mean what they did in 1972. During 1970 through 1972, both wages and prices increased, but the former cx- - DE4RUPSET You agreed to subsidize your son's education - not his religious charltks. Phy his tuition and other related college expenses and let him donate his hard-tamed money (not yours; to ihatever he wishes. DEAR A13BY: Mydaughterhasason,9,anda daughter, 7. In the past, when I've been asked to keep the children overnight at my apartment, I've had to bed them down together in a large double bed because that's the only sleeping accommodations I have for them. I' ',..-..'-- Enigmas Haunt Lumberjack Climbs 40 The Altainonte Springs four females and one male. Art Players have issued a cast and Mandler, known in the Central production call for 7:30 p.m. Florida area from other Sunday at the Altamonte productions, will be director of Springs Civic Center for the the show. little theatre group's new late The play is expected to open January play. The play selected is a the last weekend in January, comedy, "Ready When You The group's first play "Night of Are, C.B." by Susan Slade. Cast Jan. 16" by Ayn Rand last for the two-act play will include month was a huge success. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974-1 B Orchard Honey- 3 rdSt L_ Fwe are easy to Find Aspen------------------$475 �213-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 SEMINOLE Devil's Is land--It's Gone But Not Forgotten -.... & ly. i For 100 years, France kept its most hardened criminals in the SouthAmericancolony - Inthe Devil's Island complex and in prisons and work camps on the mainland. For 50,000 of the 70,000 con- vlcts French Guiana was a death sentence. 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WHITE the loss of purchasing pc'er in U.S. currency, Compared to the • Street-Usuluota-meet 3rd mursdayolthemonthatip,M. RIOT 16000 JUL IE TTE APPLIANCE "I see unem loyment at between 6.5 and 7 per cent a year from now." Pick's pessimism hinges on - - Bxyz Club-meet 1st Baptist Church-Activities BiL1tngLingwood-last Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. Central Senior Citizens Club- Church of the Nativity-Lake Mary-meet the 2nd and 4th Thuridayo! the month at 10:00 A.M Qu ul uota Senior Citizen Club- Community Fire Hall-7th :..# ________ ________ "heavy" dollar scenario, Ackley said, "If! were a betting man, I would take whatever odds tie would give on that Atkkv was coo! Such This would substitute one new one." thing is possible. And it might dollar for 10 old dollars. Ackley sparred, "The French Brarn Towers-Sanford-meet 1st Wednesday of the month-. L b, PERSONAL CARE ten he had forged so success- in 1 'a s plotted his escape from the island. The last page suid, "Tonight, I think I will succed." And he did, with three oflw men on a raft made of pains fronds. They drifted for (lays without food or water until one man, gone mad, jumped Into the sea. The others (h1 straws, and the loser was killed and eaten. Soulangernadeitto the mainland and found refuge Dutch Guiana, now Surinam. TherewererwceILson' . - Augles Elders- St. Augustine Catholic Church-3 Sunset Drive -Casselberry-meet 3rd Thesdayof the month_1o:ooA., w Another Pick prediction is a 1:10 reverse split in U.S. currency, which would create what he calls a "heavy" dollar, - Altarnonte Springs Friendship Club- Altamonte Springs Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Altamonte Springs-meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month-10:30 A.M. There was Charriere, the con. vicied lose sleep about." Pick came out with, "By next year, they will close Wall Street forever!" Clubs, Addresses Guiana. Henri situation ("we are bankrupt") not be all bad." The result of such a reduction did that with the franc awhile 1940 dollar, he says, the 1974 - "you won't accept." Pick pointed to his "constant in the sheer number of dollars, back. The Italians have been dollar now Is worth 16 cents. To get another view, I called dollar" figures, with 1940 as the according to Pick. Is that dL.ctucslnii It for 25 years and ---Ackley at the University of base year. "What Is the use of currency circulation and some dfly might do it. The only Michigan, where he Is teaching putting money into Wall Street? money supply would decline reason Is to avoid having too economics after it stint as In terms of constant dollars, and, with a new monetary unit, many decimal points on ambassador to Italy. He, too, Is Wall Street is lower than it was America "would enjoy a few currencies. The way It works, if pessimistic about the economy. in 1940." years of monetary stability." I had 10 lira before, I get one But he still is in the opposite Ackley was bored. "I don't The advantages he lists are new one of the same value. It corner from the "hard money" think the stock market is all that there would be a windfall of just drops the 0 on everything. men like Dr. Pick. Here is a that important to our unexchanged bank notes (the "1 see a recession continuing blow by blow account of their economy," he said. "It's just hoards of politicians and the and deepening, relative to views, leading off with Dr. important to people who buy underworld), the federal potential output," he said. "A Pick, and sell stocks. budget eventually would Said he, 'Within the next 12 to "Basically, the stock market balance and the balance of year from now we still are 18 months, we will have a is not a source of equity capital. payments would show a sur- going to have troublesome inflation up tol2per cent. While banking holiday." Something like 1 per cent is plus. i have no confidence In my Ackley countered with, "I financed by new stock issues The system has been used ability or anybody else's ability would attach a probability fator and most of those are not in the successfully, Pick says, in of about .005 to that. The market but are private Germany, 1948 (10:1), France, to forecast prices, I do have chances of a general banking placements. The real source of 1960 (100:1), Brazil, 1967 confidence in forecasting emplornent and real output. collapse are so close to zero as equity capital is effective 11,000:1). to be something nobody should reinvestment of earnings." Asked his opinion of Pick's Here 1 am fairly pessimistic. :aFRI:er RI Trip- Set aside a day to leans about early Florida before the white man. We wW go to Crhtal River whe re Florida Rangers will guide us past old Indian Moun ds and by exhibits In the museum. We will stop at the Vulee Sugar Mill and have a boat ride at the beautiful Homassa Springs. Trip will include a luncheon at the Holiday Inn at Crystal River. LOW PRICES-SMALL DEPOSIT-WILL HOLD TILL XMAS tunes ago during an epidemic of malaria on the French Guiana mainlar1. - Ladles and gentlemen! In this corner, wearing solid gold trunks, we have Dr. Franz Pick of the old world school of hard Tarpon Springs Trip- Visit and see the romance of Sponge currencies - a onetime Fishing on the Gulf of Mexico. Eat at a famous Greek Restaurant, paymaster of the French visit the beautiful Greek Cathedral and the Church of the famous Resistance, Ennis paintings. And In this corner, wearing Keynesian blue-sky trunka, Gardner Ackley, a onetime Sanford Senior Citizen Club- meet at noon - covered dish luncheon. chief enchilada of the president's Augles Elders- meet at 10:00 a.m. Council of Economic Advisers in the Johnson administration, NOV. 21 I telephoned Dr. Pick in his Dinner Dance- All Souls Catholic Church. Dinner served at 6:00 p.m. Dancing at 7:00 p.m. Contact your club presidents orNew York office where he publishes "World Currency call Federation office, Report" which, to the annoyance of finance ministers Altamonte Springs Friendship Club-meet at 10:30 am. and ce ntr al bank governors, Election of officers for the coming year. carries Chuluota Senior Citizen Club- meet at black market t luck dinner quotations and Swiss "ha ndVillage Club- meet at 7:30 - Provost meet ing - Happy payment" rates, along with the Hour every Thursday morning at 10:00a.m. - coffee and games. official exchange. Dr. Pick said what he tud to Nov. 22 tell me about the financial Lively Socialites- meet at 10:30 am. DE BUY NOW - LARGE SELECTION HWY 1792- NEXT TO A&P- SANFORD - - - - By HELEN L CALL The Herald Services NOV. 18 flVV7 1'l..I. - n.._ ....i_ - . - .. - - - -. DU trip w ea world - Call Mr. Bob li ietUer for reservations at 834-7707 - reduced rate for seniors - bus & driver furnished by the club 4 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER E conomists Spar,Over Fiscal Fate By LYLE SLJFFIELD EDITOR'S NOTE - French Island itse!f, The prisons were cell doors sag open, rotting on The church's doors are freshly subjects are itho uniquely broke the rules. This island, like and catching fish, Guiana's penal colonies meant on the other Islands. long planned to develop the their metal braces. varnished, but frescos by in. theirs: St. Peter opening the Devil's, Is uninhabited today death for ,000 of the 70,000 Royal Island was adminis. The islands are 60 miles from Islands as a tourist spa but has The only light filters through mate artist I.agrnge are gate, the return of the prodigal and rarely visited. convicts sentenced there. Dcv Cayenne, capital of the territo- shelved the plans because of trative center for the three a four-inch vent in the ceiling of chipped and peeling in the open. son and Christ's ascension, Prisoners sent to the Salva. ry, but the only boat leaves tight economic conditions. Offi. il's hlsnd was the most w islarxis. There, prison walls each cell, touching the three sided wood building. On St. Joseph Island, the dis. tion Islands toiled in the hot sun froin a dock near Kourou, cials cite the absence of a water torlous. Today It t crumbling crwnbk as palm trees thrust wooden planks that form a bed. The faces, haggard and un• ciplinary center, solitary conbreaking rocks, building where the space center is in- supply, rocky beaches, sharks Into ruins. between the stones. In building The tin steeple of a church shaven in the faded paintings, fineinent and the guillotine cobbled roads and houses for cated. and inadequate commuDEVIL'S ISLAND, French after building, heavy wooden pierces Royal's jungle canopy. are those of the prisoners. The were meted out to those who the guards, tending gardens Guiana (AP) - The cells, five The French government has nicatlons. paces long and three paces wide, stand empty. Smothering heat and a jungle of palm trees enshroud row upon row of crumbling buildings I ' A quarter-century has passed since the guards in white and U inmates in red-and-white striped uniforms left the penal colony known to the world as Devil's Island. Roofs have caved in and shards of red tile are strewn like leaves In the hallways and through the yards. There Is no museum, no old. tuner to tell the stories of the . . . .. .. 4 ninates wtwi toiled and du"l IL here. I here are no souctiur stands, no guides and few tourour • ists. There is hotel, once a dining QUANTITY halt for guards, but it is seldom PRICES RIGHTS GOOD THRU full. RESERVED SUNDAY Barracks that once housed re now guards :en O=cia s Thursday, Nc'.l4,i974-Th • SENIORS w who man a radar station that track missiles launched from the French space center on the mainland, only a miles away. The bubble-topped station is on Royal Island, almost concealed among the ruins of the penal colony, which spread over three islands - Devil's, Royal and St. Joseph. Barely a stone's throw apart, the islands form a triangle In the turquoise waters of the Ca. nbbean. They were named the Salvation Islands by mis__. -..WIN fled Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. D -, 'r ru86u-iO'r,fl Rou nd P - BAR STOOLS Iol.- �413-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 0 Mi l i ta ry Remai ns Equipment Spoils Home Canning By LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer Federal agencies are In. vestigating complaints of faulty home canning equipment, following reports from some areas of the West that the lids don't seal properly, causing food to spoil. An Associated Press survey showed the problems come on top of a nationwide shortage of canning equipment that is Irus(rating Consumers trying to save money by putting up their own fruits and vegetables. Officials of the major manulacturers of the canning jars deny that the equipment is faulty and claim consumers aren't following directions, Jane Wyatt of the Oregon Dc. partment of Agriculture said complaints were pouring into her office about lids that Fail to seni s properhr and result In their homes have had some difficulty ... Most of the problems have been one of two things: either they don't screw the bands down tightly er.ough or they don't use enough heat." A Utah representative of Ball Corp., another major manulac. turer, said: "We find if lids aren't sealing, It's because people aren't following correct canning procedures" Helen Sisson, California lialson officer to the U.S.Con suer Product Safety Commission, said she had 400 cornplaints from Los Angeles alone. "Women have complained that they have had as many as 500 jars spoiled because of mproper sealing," she said. "Many of these complaints are from women who seem to know what they are doing, who have been canning for years." - Mric.rnw ..nturr-. wU P, VV F I _____ *. I '. L ,. - . --- .. - - - -. - --- - I- - . ... , • . V • I EDITOR'S NOTE-Some changes are obvious: soldiers aren't carrying guns everywhere and the number of cars has increased. Others are more subtle. George Krimiky, recently assigned to Moscow as an Associated Press correspondetit., compares the present to his recollections as a tourist six years ago. - R GEORGE A. KRIMSKY By Associated Press Writer MOSCOW (AP) - I felt a First U. S. subcompact to offer either six of eight cylinder GREMLIN OFFERS momentary sinking sensation Gremlin carries into 1975 the st)iing that made It a best seller. Mechanical refinements Include new electronic Ignition, qicker and wondered It Is was more than the effect of a descending engine warm-up and better economy, sturdier manual'1tra SIX OR EIGHT airplane. smission ith optional overdrive on sizeengine The lumbering TU-154 cessories, more efficient emission controlsoptional brakes ' pierced a floor of clouds so thick and sleek -belted radial tires that we braced for a thud, but the windows just went gray. The clouds then 5-hut Ixhind us, Sn S.1k1 anu wnen me w1r1ows cleared, ned about the danger of hotwe caught glimpse of the First She said the department had ulism improperly sealed asked the Kerr Glass Manufacfood from but Dr. George York, a our new home - Soviet Russia, luring Co. of Sand Springs, emerging below as a green quilt from the Okla., to recall its lids, but the microbiologist of fields and forests. University of California at company refused. This was my second glimpse, James Carey, head of the Davis, said that as long as the for I bad visited Russia as a loud is is heated properly, U.S. Consumer Product Safety botulism tourist in the fall of 1968. But my Died unlikely. Commission regional office wife - clutching the ann rests Seattle, Wash., said his agency Housewives won't accept EDITOR'S NOTE: Many oilier when she was finished and the a priest friend to inquire wheth- - had no prior experience to could step in if the lids were statements that inexperie nce IS friends believed it Inevitable plaudits had begun. er he could come over in an lean on, and uncommon anxiety proved defective, responsible for the failures, that one day Anne Sexton, a The woman who beiieved she hour and give her the last rites. showed on her face. Harold Metsker, a plant man- "Everyone I know who has used Pulitzer prize-winning poet, was not beautiful but was, wondered if I was breaking ager for Kerr in Sand Springs, thiiyear's supply of Kerr lids is would fulfill the promise of her woman who Felt she caused "Always there was a note and some law against spying when I usually a poem," said her best was looking out the window," said: "We had some problems. hopping mad," said Cleo Davis poetry. And one day he did, (11'atk of people dear to They seal for us, but the women of Uthh. her but friend, Maxine Kunin, also a she confessed later. Laughable, taking her on life. Unchar- didn't, the wotnar, felt she Pulitzer-prize winning poet. perps, if .we hadn't been aifprktli'nlh' thp .110,4 t&ithntit emitted misons who Not instead "She had the poet's ego and just warned that it was forbidden to saying goodbye, without genera ted love. This Anne Sexbefore you kill yourself, you take pictures from the plane ton was happy that day. FlamWriUIIg that last poem. write the last poem." while flying over Soviet boyantly S'). Annie was very counter. territory. She laughed. She told her stuBy KAY BARTLEVr phobic about death. She was so From the moment our Aerofdents AP Newsfeatures Writer on that triumphant terrified of dying, she had to lot jet landed at Sheremeteyvo WESTON, Mass. tAP) - It Wednesday about the silly rush out and meet it and was a Wednesday and Anne woman who had been so im- conquer it that way. She would Airport on the outskirts of Moscow, I sought comparisons with pressed with her reading that Sexton was triumphant. the first. She would choose her what I had seen six years ago. "I was wonderful, I was won- she announced she was going death and then death couldn't Then, the first Soviet I saw was derful," she told the students out to buy a red dress and start choose her, a soldier carrying a submawho picked her up at Logan In- writing poetry. In that order. "Death was in Anne like chine gun. Two days later, on Oct. 4, ternational Airport. blood in the veins. It was a Sure enough, at the bottom of She bubbled about the stand- Amine Sexton, the brilliant poet shadow. It was constant. Some the ramp stood a soldier - but ing ovation, the large crowd, who had courted dea th for aldays if the sun was bright the Ws one, besides appearing the scarves and hats thrown in most 20 years, would conshadow was brighter. Some younger, was unarmed. None of tribute, the check that was summate the burning comdays, the shadow was dim- the soldiers standing around the larger than she had anticipated. pulsion that dominated her life mer," said Mrs. Kunin Max to terminal was armed, as many She pulled the check out of the a nd her poetry. her friend Anne. were last time. overstuffed purse and waved it She killed herself in her gaOr, as Anne Sexton herself It all became clear later as they sat down for cocktails rage, the surety of carbon mon- had written: when, after a quick whisk and lunch. oxide hçr final perception. "...But when it comes to my ..k... - - • - - o..... . - if through customs, we were greeted by a large red billboard outside the airport. It read, "We are for peace - lasting, just and in the interest of all people." But military presence remains a feature of this capital city. The tobaccobrown uniforms of army officers and the ciii. ched.belt tan dress of soldiers dot the sidewalks Olive drib trucks, looking like U.S. vintage from World War 11, chug along the streets. In vacant parking lost, squads practice nwrching and stand inspection. Add to this the blue uniform of city police and the blue-gray suits and red neckershiefs of "Young Pioneers," and a stran. ger might wonder if this is an nccupIe(l (It'. But the most striking differ. ence from six years ago is the increase in automobiles. The wide avenues of Moscow, One g drawflng a meager population of vehicles, now are fulfilling their destiny with a gusto rerni. nisceni of Rome or Paris. Vol. gas, Moskvichs, Chalkas and the zhlgulis-a Russian Fiat now vie for open stretches of city street Occasionally a black, curtained ZIL carrying an official comes by, and all traffic comes to a halt. The look of the city is more colorful, but compared with the West, a sameness of brown and gray clothing predominate. 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All) Oneday in 1 1 Anderson anu nearby- the remai ns of ano thWill Anderson, for whom beer his roommate at Cornell Uni. er buddy's recent party took on a "new luster" while he rersity were "kind of bored. We caught their attention. They de- Remodeling Plans into action I and the lnotherofa young child, devices for Mrs. Thompson, cigarette package half the size hand]ethe case when itreaches NASA has at developed a was bedridden and totally said: of older ones - operates on the hospital. small radio transmitter pill dependent on hospital attend"The value of this technology nickle-cadmium cells which are Telecare results from NASAwhich, ants, when swallowed, can transfer from space to used for power in most U.S. developed electronics that monitor deep body temperaToday Mrs. Thompson can cine is readily apparent.mcdi. Hun. satellites. measure vital signs in astro- tures by means of an FM remaneuver in an electric wheel- (Ireds of thousands of other disThe new pacemaker can be naut.s. chair, iced herself, (, oilili her abled people with varying cct'cr arid a,ssouated dci. de- easily recharged by the patient A hospital in Huntsville, Ala., tronics. It is coated so it will not hair and type letters. She runs a grees of paralysis or amput.a- at home. All he does is slip into is using space technology to dissolve and it can remain in telephone answering service. tion can helped similar a special vest to which the patients who have lost use the digestive tract for up to a Down-to-earth use of sophis- applications of aerospace tcchpacemaker is magnetically re- of arms or legs. Using eye-op. week. laitlan d Public Library. Th e Dodd-Mead publication tells tales of shipi reeked galleons and the forgotten treasures aboard. - CHEESES Two Convenient Locations Newly elected president of Southeast National Bank of Maitland, L. David homer III presents autographed copy of his latest book, "The Treasure Galleons," to Mrs. Jane Finkbeiner, librarian of "The trays have really escalated in the last five to ten years," be said. "For a good, mint condition pro-Prohibition tray you could pay up to $100. GERMAN BRAUNSCHWEIGER ..... $2.75 LB....... $2.39 LB ALMADEN BURGUNDY -.. .S2.09 FIFTH ...... $1.89 FIFTH -. -. -- Now's the time to put your GERMAN WIENERS ................ S2.59LB.,,.,,,.$2.19LB GERMAN BOLOGNA ................ $2.59 LB ........ $2.19 LB ALMADEN ROSE .............$2.19 FIFTH ...... $1.89 FIFTH . TIRE SPECIAL REGULAR SPECIAL PRICE PRICE POLISH KIELBASI .................$2.75 LB ........ $2.39 LB ALMADEN CHABLIS ......... $2.OIFIFTH ...... $1.89 FIFTH - -. .'. - 14,1974-5B powered, robot-like arms space technology. The field of tire. with congenital heart disorders. nology transfer will continue, through a pressure device medicine has benefited more Another major spinoff is a it helps doctors determine By HOWARD BENEDICT mounted like a harmonica In than any other space spinoff compact medical unit carried when patients should have surAP Aerospace Writer front of her mouth. She area primarily because of by ambulances In Houston and gery. WASHINGTON (AP)-.- In achieves movement and mobil. NASA breakthroughs in elec- other cities. The 401)ound, suitA special garment to provide 19, Mrs. Cleste Thompson ity by touching her tongue to a tronics and miniaturization. caseize unit, called Telecare, a portable sterile environment contracted a severe case of series of switches that look like A rechargeable heart pace- includes an electrocardiogram for astronauts returning from poliomyelitis that left her large vitamin capsules. maker that eliminates the need display and radio system that the moon has been adapted by paralyzed except for head and Dr. James H. Allen of Rancho for periodic surgery to Implant can transmit cardiac data to the National Cancer Institute to neck movement and a slight Los Amigos Hospital in new batteries is one of the most the hospital. Physicians waiting protect leukemia patients from motion of her left thumb. Downey, Calif., who helped important. The new in- for the patient can relay advice infection when they are underThe California housewife, 19 adapt these space-developed strument, smaller than a and be better prepared to going chemotherapy. - Celebrating The Opening Of Our New Altamonte Mall Store PORT WINE SPREAD ............... $1.99 LB....... ,S1.59 LB OUR OWN DUNDERBAK's - - "I OUR OWN DUNDERBAK'S - , -. Thursday, Nov. EDITOR'S NOTE - Down-to- niques developed for the U.S. Files of the National Aero- about 90 minutes. The pace. Vanderbilt University to dingearth use of sophisticated space space program makes this pos- nautics and Space Adminis- maker controls weak or erratic nose tumors and to examine technology is helping doctors sible. (ration contain many examples heart rates and has been im- cardiovascular flow. Combined treat a variety of ailments. Mrs. Thompson operates the of how today's medical tech- planted successfully In more with other techniques, the sysSpace scientists and the mcdl- wheelchair and electrically- niques are being advanced by than 600 persons without failtern is used to study children cal profession hope the tech- - t%JIHV,AIULI I941 UIlI UCE J- TTluflUI d WIUMAIL a .I....,k UV4UIIt.*II R t.. Is... 4UW vorite dress, the red reading cry for help, without a final Let It be pantomine, this last dress as she called it, floor poem. peep show Her younger daughter would length and as flamboyant as the So that I may squat at the Pulitzer prize-winning poet choose Anne's red reading edge trying on herself. As she moved with the dress as her mother's funeral black My necessary rhythm and verve of her poetry, gown, not "my black necessary trousseau." the buttons would come open at trousseau" about which she Many of her friends believed the top and the bottom. And she wrote. Her elder daughter, it was inevitable that someday would demurely rebutton them, while aware of the dark side of She loved it. It was part of the her mother's nature, would lat. Anne Sexton would Fulfill the act she had perfected, an act er characterize her as "a daisy promises of her poetry. that caused hot inner turmoil kind of person." "She couldn't have been Always before Anne Sexton clearer about It all her life," before she went on stage, but an act she loved once she was would leave notes, she would said another poet friend, Ruth started. And loved even more cry out, she would make sure Whitman. "Even writing The she wnstitI nh,trit tlgi.,fh s.5r,lwl,. P.!ntnls,s,j.' VI1PUJ fln.,Ih I'lll £'UILAVP UI-- LI _.___________ ., . . plan. . I She rwnemuers now many Limes plan, a suDeonscious she tried suicide before. Always kit a thou.sand notes all over with pills. Once she even called the world. rgend 0 _ open"9 ber Novem6t mr.dundtthak Y/ . ... tie Laugneci, Lried She Lived, V'. r- Ph b Herald, Sanford, FL Others Can Now Keep Pace Thanks T o America's Space Race 4 N ' Evening SS - -s ALUMINUM SEAMLESS GUTTERS OR ALUMINUM SHUTTERS FOR YOUR HOMEI SIDING SERVICES, INC. FREE ESTIMATES 862- 1815 BANK RATE FINANCING 11 -Aalc 41 V. 60opf all iii �- 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE oF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby gen that a Public Hear.ng will be htld Comm.ssion Room in the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. at 00 o'clock PM, on November 2S. 1971. to consider the aryexatlon of Property described as folio": , SCHEDULEA All that part of the N ,of the SW .01 Section?. Township M. Range 31E. Seminole County, Florida. lying S of Cornwall Rd., E of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and W Of Millonvilli Ave Said property is presently zoned M 1A Light In &jstrial) Dis trict and All that part of the N 'tof the SW 1f Section 7. Township 20S, Range 31 E. Seminole County, Florida, Less the W 1050,00 It of thC s 7M7 y thereof lying S of Cornwall Rd . w of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and N of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad spur Said property it presently toned M 1 (Industrial) District. and All that part of the S I of the SW '.61 Section 7, Township ?OS, Range liE. Seminole County, Florida. lying Ely of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad and N of Pine Oak Drive. Sadprcperty 4 pnwntty zoned 1 (indu s trial) District and M 1A (Light Industrial) District. and All tP 01 ! S • of tt,e SE of Sect ion 7. Township 70S, Range 31E. Seminole County, Florida, lying N of Pine Oak Drive and 5 of Silver Lake Drive. Said property is presenlly zoned M IA (Light In Oustrlal) District, and All that part of the S I , of the SW '.ofSeci Ion l. Townihip70S, Range 31E. Seminole County, Florida, lying S of Silver Lake Drive. Said property is presently zoned M 1A (Light Industrial) District, All parties in initrejt and citizens Shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing, By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford. Florida. this 27th day of September. 1914 H P1 Tamm, it Clv Cierk of the City of Sanford, Florida Pu b lish- Oct 74., 31, Nov. 7. 11. 21. 1971 DEG 150 NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission R oo m in the City Hall in Phi City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock P.M. on November 25. 1971, to consider the annexation of Property desc.rlb.d as foilowi: The N',t4 the NW.of the NWl of Section 17, Township 70 South, Range 31 East. Seminole County, Florida. da. Said property is prntty w zoned A 1 (Agriculture) District. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity 10 be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, this 77th day of September, 1914. H. N. Tarnm. Jr. City Clerk . of the City of Sanford. Florida Publish Oct. 24, 31. Nov. 7. 14. 21, 1971 DEG 131 , IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 741$34CA40 DIVISION 0 In re the Marria. of: SHEILA K. PIllS. Wife and JOHN D. PIllS, Husband NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO JOHN 0 PIllS Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that SHEILA K. PIT IS hai filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. for dissolution of marriage, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, If any, on NED N. JULIAN. JR. of STENSTROM. DAVIS 8 McINTOSH. Attorneys for Petitioner, Pest Office Box 1330. Sanford. Florida. 32771. and file the original with the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before November 79th, 1971, otherwise a default and ultimate Ivdgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESS my hand and official seal of said Court in this 251h day of October. A. D. 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the C'ituil Cowl By: Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Ned P1. Julian, Jr STEhST RO' MCINTOSH Post Office Box 1330 Sanfora, Florida 33771 Attorneys for Petitioner Publish: Oct. 31, Nov. 7, II. 71, 1971 DEC.19S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 741711.C'A4.0 DIVISION 0 f'EDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. ESTATE OF SHELLEY JOSEPH and all heirs, cseviseetcredltorsand other persons claiming. against Shelley JOS19h or the said Estate, SIMMIE JOSEPH and REGINA LEMON. De4endant, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF SUIT 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCLIITIN AND TO ALL HEIRS. DEVISEES, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CRED;TORS AND OTHER PER. FLORIDA SONS Civil Action NO. 74 CLAIMING SHELLEY AGAINST DIVISION F JOSEPH OR HIS ESTATE and to all In f's: the Marrlae of parties having or claiming to have ANTONIO BELAIR, any right, title, or Interest in the real Petitioner property herein described. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MARGARET BELAIR ttsat an action to foreclose a marRsspond.ant t9ageon the foling real proi,r,y NOTICE OF SUIT in Seminole County, Florida: TO: MARGARET BELAIR Lot 11, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT TUPPER LAKE. NEW YORK ONE, as recorded in Plot Bock 13. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Page 93,PubIicRecordsof5j that an action for dissolution of Courtly, Florida, marriage has been fllad,sgain$2 you has been filed against you and you and you required to Serve a Copy Of are required to serve a copy Of your your written defenses. If any, to *rttendeIersej, if any, to it on van JERROLD A. BROSS, Attorney, fo den Berg, Gay 8 Burke, P.A.at Post Petitioner, 350 N Washington Ave., Office Box 793. Orlando. Florida Titvtvil$e, Florida 32710, and file the 37102 and file the original with th orIginal with the Clerk 04 the above Clerk of the above styled court on or Itylid court on o before November before November 751h. 1971; 79, 2971 otherwise, a judgment 'nay Otherwise, a judgment may be be entered against you for IN relief ml iced SoWinst you for the relief demanded in the CcmfaW for demanded in the complaint or Pefttioer. • A r NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute'' of Florida Statutes, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the publication of this Notice, the fictitious name, to wit: STRATFORD SQUARE APARTMENTS under 'AIICh wr expect to engage in busress at flCx Howell Branch Road, Winter Park, Florida 33749. That the Individuals interested in saId busineSi enterprise are as follows: Ja mes C. Lewis Sam H Hatfield Dated at Birmingham, Jefferson County, Alabama, Oct. 24th, 1974. Sworn tO and Subscribed before me this 24th day of October. 1974 (Seal Herbert L. Morowitz Notary Public )71 Publish: Nov. 7. 11, 21. DEH42 = • Marhs.II W Perry Myra Elaine Perry 1161 Landmark Lane CasseIberry, Florida You are hereby notified that a Complaint 10 Foreclose Mortgage ' f W(-_j . ar i iv rerequrcd to crvc a copy of your defenses, if any to it on the Plain ti ff's attorney. Winifred J. Sharp. of Trismen 8 Pt. whose addresi is 100 East Robinson Street. Orland,. r9sarp. - 1111,1`111114, 32HI ,nd fife thc original with-the Clerk at the above stytd Court on or before the 11th day of December 1971 otherwise the alllio,, of t he Complaint will be t4kCfi as admitted and a judgment nia' be entered against you for lPi relief drion, in the Complaint. WITNESS my Nno and seal of Said Court on thIs 11th day of 1974 • No.rrr.hr Arrtur H. BecP*'tn. Jr. Clerk Of the Circuit Court By Elaine PiCharoc Deputy Clerk: -. Putsl Or Nov- 14.31,7L Dec &wji -_ -- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Cavil Action No. 74-I137.CA.49.( DIVISION E BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK. aNew York corporation. Plaintiff. VS HARRY DONALD WHITTEN and ERIKA MARIA WHITTEN, his *it, it al, Defendants NOTICE OFSUIT TO George H Garrison Residence unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mar. ?gage On the following real property situate in Seminole County, Florida, descflbed M follows; 104 7, Block H. COUNTRY CLUB P.'APiOR UNIT NO 3. accords-;ici the plot thereof as recorded in Plot Book U, pages 75 and 76. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. been Iiledagainst you and Harry Doesalo Whitten and Erika Mria sas Whitten, his wife, and Southeastern Pro pari' Gas C m çian,, fos'mevl, Natural Gas Company of Florida, a FlOrida corporation. You are required to serve a copy of your qiflen if any, to this actIon on SMITH AND HAYDEN, PA., attorneys for plainfiff. addeiss 1$ 1316 Barnett BanP Building, Jacksonville, Florida A. H. Beckwith, Jr As Clerk of Slid Court By: Lillian T Jenkins Deputy Clerk PO1lsh:Oc1.3), Nov- 7, 14,21,1974 0(G1P3 I-'1' ' s-. ,L.e...i ,$. ti.Li J PRE - HOLIDAY 1 S I • 4.. 'Orig. to $15 P Now I 99 U to LI $999 -----. Over 1,000 pair of men's slacks at extra special prices. Sizes 32 to 42 in plaids, fancies, and solids. BARGAINS ALL OVER OUR PLAZA GREAT SELECTIONI Mens' Slack Spectacular — NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 12:30 TO 5:30 P.M. TeaT" Super Savings 'Ali X SATURDAY / .. ' I h.',, of I' aivu illow As i iwl ,.. ,ijji "MONGO" THURS.-FRI.-SAT. ., , - " Homemakers Sale broom n fait 14.99 I Instant 6" 10% 499$ 45 Pc. Serv. $ Fine China t Pa tterns To Choose From 12 Pc. SeI'Y. For I Stainless Tableware )9* 23 i Pc. Sery. 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WI TNESS my fiandand the teal of said Court onthis7lth da y ofOc. tot.tr, 1974 _ Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974-7B \ petilim WITNESS my hand and ttii s..l04 said Court on October 711t, 1971, (Seal) Ar t hur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Of the Circuit Court By Lillian I Jenkins Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 24, 31, Nov, 7, 14, 1974 0(0 ma / I-. •_VJ r WITNESS my hand and sal of said Court an 7Itts day of October, 1974. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H BckwitPi, Jr Cl k f saki Ccurt By: Lillian T Jenkins As Deputy Clerk Publt.h Oct 31, Nov 7, 14. 21, 1971 0(0'94 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Case No. 74.1943-CA-09-A DIVISION A PAN AMERICAN BANK OF ORLANDO, Pd A.. formerly known as Citizens National Bank of Orlando. Plaintiff, vs. MARSHALL W. PERRY andMYRA ELAINE PERRY: JERRY M. GARRETT and SUSAN C. GARRETT, DONALD GUBER and ANN GLIDER. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT To Jerry M Garrrfl and Susan C Garrett I 161 Landmark lane Casselberry. Florida Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 5 Tues. Sat. L Master Charge 88 13 Layaway BankAmericard �- - - - - -- - -- - -- 813—Evenng Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 14. 1974 DR. L. E. LAMB . PL Lumbago Is Label Leader 'Arafat O Seeks Arab world. Al Faiah's itiem- far. efforts at diagnosis and hard and last rule on Ing. There he became chairman guerrilla groups together under had to go along with the decithat overlooking the Jordan Valley. treatment. bership swelled to 15,000, and Born In Jerusalem in 1929, of the Palestinian Students Oreither. One woman may be in sion. His guerrilla group, Al Fatah, the Arab governments have had Arafat Is believed to have been ganization and later of the Pal- a single political umbrella. DEAR READER — Lumbago better health than the next 71w guerrillas suffered a 111 don't want to throw any SO or Conquest, had only 100 mem to swallow their resentment raised near isnota medical term. h I. is the Wailing Wall in estinian Alumni Association in serious setback in 1970 when Jews into the sea," he says. d that has to be determined in. bets. Arafat was hunted not and adopt him as a hero, to label pain in the lumbar spine dividually. the Arab sector of the city. In the Egyptian capi ta l. King Hussein's Bedouin army "We can all peacefully coexist by the Israelis but also by or muscular region. The Now the 45-year-old Arafat's late teens he carried arms his You should find out if you an, only Ile was -credited with organthrew them out of Jordan in a in a democratic state of PalesArab leaders who saw him as a (lark lumbar spine is that small straggly beard ble to get pre Y t(iIOflOi " ' of K spine bet Cfl your doctor examine you and tttoiu of t1 chest and the irhaps run some tests. But, if ilvis. It is the 'iiall of the you and your husband are able S . ot1aveachildyoucerthinly are Pain in this area is usually not too old. Good luck. (miii cramped or contracted Send %our questions to Dr. lliWscles. Tfus can be front a i!, as(ular '-strain" or from an Lamb. in care of this newspaRadio City .bnornulit) in the spine itself. ,Box 0 ' . t1on, York, eiiiins(ion has to done to find out why there is For a copy of Dr. Lambs pain This can sar from booklet on losing eight, send podswear dearance. Wrinal pasture and muscular al"I ask fur the - Losing strain, to protruding (slipped) disk. Degeneration of the spine DEAR DR. LAMB My with new abnormal bone husband cannot eat eggs. Is growth or spur formation may there any wy I car, fix cakes, cause pressure on nerves rolls and desserts for him withI resulting in pain, out using eggs There is no way to tell What DEAR READER Yes. You cause is without a searching recipes turn out just firm would be surprised how P examination. Then the next by stepistocorrecttheunderlytng leaving the 'egg out entirely. cause. You can get immediate Clearance-size Pancakes are a good example. relief in some cases with heat savings on a super-terrific I cand medicines to relax muscle Use )our favorite recipe but leave the egg out entirely, and tlonofwomensseparates.9! spasm, but this is only ternSkirts In all kinds of styles and 'ou will still have good cakes ; rary. Unless the underlying same goes for rolls and lengths, pants galore. Plus lots cause is determined and steps of terrific ways to top them off. breads. & taken to correct it, the problem Choose from the newest fashi on is apt to occur again. Do some experimenting with colors and patterns in your I'd like to mention that not all standard recipes, and you will favorite fabrics and blends. Come back pain is from the muscles soon spot all kinds of ways you won. If you're a sepaor tile spine. Even spastic colon can provide breads and rates lover, you could put can cause back pain. Don't just desserts without causing ogether lots of great assume that back pain means husband any problem. porty looks. For very itlie. "lumbago." I would recommend one of the DEAR DR. LAMB — I ii new low-fat, low- cholesterol " and ha led for egg preparations,but I am been .several years. We don't have afraid your husband may have a problem that would not any hiidren but would love I'm overweight but am trying tolerate these if his problem is desperately to lose. What I want something more than just to know is, am I too old to have wanting to reduce the my first child? If not, what is cholesterol and fat intake in the the oldest age you would suggest Incidentally. Sale 1 Y2 rice ? - . pes It's true that increase in chances of having a bob' with some problems as - - \\ ,l' _____ .. / :-. 06 0 I: ': A P" ) •Li \. 4 '.::. ' , I 4i . 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Council (35) Leave It To Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle 3-00 (9) Mission Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (35) Batman (44) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Johnny Ringo (24) Electric Company (35) Lost in Space 6:00 (2.6,6, 9) News (13) Lu' fuLb Shove (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (13) Black Saddle 2 Zee g School (35) Mayberry RFD 09 an's Heroes I V V 1 I II I I HOW M' because lie Started out to b team. "I coiled my wife and I made a decision and signed it. me a Jackie Robinson and told her I'd be making 20 bucks The whole year 19 we *eri wound u instead an Ernest a day; I'd never made Ut in correspondence. I didn't $1 Tubb. rnuh in my life, know it but he was iaving I Pride was born in Sledge, "In 1961! went to spring trouble getting me signed alter Mi., and picked cotton with training with the Angels in they'd see m picture. I as tout "Ott his rents seven brothers and Southern California.I tried to used to Montana where they Tim 90116 three sisters. "My Dad is re- look good too quick and I looked accepted my color and I didn't fired now; he doesn't ever have worse and worse. The pitching iealize this was happening." Fri 11 P M y Wk to wm to work any more. I got him coach told me I didn't have a In 1965. Pride was sent some lOf CrOdd Cafft ACttpftd taken care of, in Lambert, major league arm. songs to tape and intead of Miss, 16 miles from where I SIMINOLI PLAZA "In 19721went to the first day sending the tapes back, took iS. Diii, ii.oz was born." of spring training at the same them back and recorded Cukffy,Fla. Pride played baseball in the Pk with theBrewers and I "Snakes Crawl at Night," 1111111 W c6leftal Of now-defunct Negro American remembered 1961 and how which went to No. 9 on the bestLeague. "1 pitched arid played desperate I was. A reporter selling chart. outfield said, Now you can buy the • park.' I said, 'No, but I can afL mom ford more than a tuna fish FICTITIOUSNAME sandwich and an orange., Nolke IS hertby given that we are FEATUR111 IH :A" 5. 11 "Gene Autry was there and "gaged In bvilrim at Rl. No. Box 14% 9:11 he said he remembered when 196. Longwood, stmirwie County. Florida, under the flctilioiA name of CONPANTI" PAN181 I'd come up to him. He said, 'I WORLD AUTO SALES. and that We wanted to be a ball player, too, intend to rist said name with the t h e circuit Court Seminole — but i had to ride Ctam ion " cic Florida in accordance with I-SI25 In 1%3, Pride was to go to County, the proviiiionS of the Fictilloui no children—this show Mets spring training but on Jan. Name Statufn. ToWil: Smlion now showing.--adm. I.so. 28 a slag rue in a CONCEIVED [QV[ IUIIflfsTIfCOtoatltJ S- John S Seymour, Jr -smelter and broke an inner DFIIV[REDItOHATE' Joe t Stocks ankle bone. "I was crying all Waterman C. Graham L Is" the way to the hospital. 'Oh, my Publish- Nov, 14.21,28, Dec 5, 1?74 u (III EH 96 s l'l/1VV7 baseball Theytoldmelshould I wor y about whether I'd have ,4,\JJ \J' , fl Ii ADUlTS an ankle or not It's got a long LUNCH - 4:15 (13) Teach In 430 (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City - de To Be Baseball Star I I.J (9) Lucy Show PART OF YOUR FUTURE, w - een more interesting to hear smelter kept 18 Jobs open for terIgot home I got acontract him t3lk about the twists in the ball players, regulating their from a manager. I called Red to stardom. Maybe that's (lays off so they could have a Sovineforadviceagain.Ftnau '- GOLOCH ' _V MW ' - " egalNotice For Friday, November 15, 1974 - " .- - THE LNGESTYARr - B C GENERAL TENDENCIES: An excellent day and evening for ou to relymore upou your prophetic Insight. Advancement can now be gained by looking into activities and interests that have rwt been a part of ~vur life. Be alert when q4x%rtunity kwks. AR I ES iM ar. 21 1 r, Apr- 19 1 Your success can be increased if i'ua1l} svurselfm (ire w1th persons whe experiences ha%ebeen TAURUS20 to May 20) You know exactly how to make a better impression m the one you love and should follow through on such Don't neglect responsibLitls GERMINIIM8) 2ltnJune2DFormulateaplanwhereb) ycu c-an ascertain what ypur position is with associates. Get rid of any unwanted pressures. MOON CHILDREN iJune 22 to July 211 Delve into routine tasks that need doing instead of procrastinating. Take time to improve sour health and appearance I E0 i July 22 to Aug. 211 If ycqi study the details emm & Ing entertainment plans 3011 ha'e you can be successful with them later m. Think emstructively. VIRGO 'Aug. 22 to Sept. 221 Gain the views of family mem• Happiness can be yours for the asking. LIBRA isept. 23 to Oct. 221 You are able to entertain friends lo&.v alter %our iA(Tk is done and have a delightful tirrie. Plan your tlay's activities wisely. 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Assorted quilted prints. Twin, full, queen . ------ (24) Man And Environment _____ HOROSCOPE - THIr I the cells tfunt w-ill form ova and Lamb, in care of this newspaenable pregnancy when she is per, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City first born. It is said that the Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. older the cells the more likelyFor a copy of Dr. Lamb's there will be a problem. booklet on cholaste1, send 50 However, many men have to the same adss and babies even at the menopause ask for the "Cholesterol" age, and the bases are er- booMe — six Wives Of Henry VIII 11:00 (2, 6, 6, 9) News 11:30 (2,6) Tonight $liov (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of OS) Mothers in Law (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (0) Golden Voyage (9) To Tell The Truth (35) Not For Women Only (44) Leave It To Beaver That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) Ptj Junction 10:00 (2. 6)TName That urx: (6) 1 &n, *c Wild OS) Mothers In Law (44) Father Kn Best I 0:30 (2, 8) Winning Streak (6) Gambit p - . 6:25 (2) 1 Dream of Jeannie 6 :30 3) Sunrise Semester (8) Todv In Florida o:ss (2) Dail Devotional 7:00 (2, 6) Today (6) News (9) Bozo 7:30 (44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dustys Trail ew oo evue 8:30 (9) Movie 8)Mrfl ery (24) Sesame Street (44) GillIgan's Island (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie 112,111) Jeopardy (6) As The World Turns By MARY CAMPBELL "Jaelde Robinson, and later might have to change my name Nesfeatures Writer Willie Nays, used to play their to George Washington Jones 111 trip "To the end of the world." Charley Pride has made 22 all-stars against the Negro and dress me up patriotic and I En rote cameras catch the record albums and 12 of them American League all-stars. I've said no. They had told Old Gray mating of the nearly extinct, are gold. lie's one of the top got a clipping, I was the win. Wilson to find a Negro that gentle "Right" whales, country artisty in the United ng pitcher 4.3inrelief, in that sings country and they thought dolphins at play, ring-necked States today and the first black game in 1956, just before I went I was Old Gray's boy, Magellanic penguins and the performer to make it as a top in the Army. It's the First time "They wanted me to go back serenity of the Magellan Strait country artist His "Mississippi the Negro League all-aWs ever to Montana and not let anybody and its snow-ca ped tiered Cotton Picking Delta Town" is won," else hear me and I called Red EL mountains. Beautifully No. 2 on the best-selling country One team which cut Pride Sovine and he said not to let p mounted. chart of Nov. 2. from its roster told him to go to them keep me hanging on with But, interesting as it is to East Helena, Mont., because promises for six Incinths. I went I \ (15) The Saint 12:00 (24) Captioned News (44) Fug1tive 1:00 (2,6) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie (24) 8.9 ARC THE UNDERSEAS WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU "Life at the End of the World" In the first of four specials this ieason, Cousteau takes viewers on a fascinating trip post the tip of South America, tracing Magellan's 1 I //,, ' 8-9 CBS TllE WALTONS 9-11 CRS THURSDAY NIGHT starts tile revolution, apes phasixes the plight of children "The Rook" John-Boy's hlovIES "Conquest of tit,! versus humans. of men in prison and offers a literary career gets an enor• Planet of the Apes" Humans 8.10 NBC IRONSIDE "Act of sympathetic look at the mous boost. Unbeknown to him, reciaitn Earth jnthis the fourth Vengeance" When an ex. problem. his mother has submitted sonic of the conlinercially successful comict's son is taken into 9-10 ABC MEVTS OF SAN of his writings to a publisher in series of five features before it custody after a set-gang FRANCISCO "Poor Good of New York. There is quick in- became a not-so-successful war, his father is convinced by Evil" Lieutenant Stone finds terest and the prospect Ut the series. Roddy McDowalI stars Ironside to supervise a school hirtiself in a delicate situation. publisher will publish them In as an enslaved ape on a planet For convicts' kids. Paul Burke He tries to befriend the brother book form. Everyone Is excited, now run by vicious humans, plays the ex-convict now on of a gang member involved in a including a fellow girl student, 5 upported by computers. lie parole. Interesting point emwho is played by Kathy Cronldte, daughter of Walter - , 19) Streets Of San Francisco (13) Movie (24) Soul 113S, 44) World Football 10:00 (2,6) Movin On (9) HarryO 4:00 (9) News (44) VarIety 12:55 (2) News 1.00 ) Jackpot TONIGHT STV c a clearance. It's the dress sale of the year. Styles unlimited: jacketdresseg, swoatery knits, pants dresses, sh!rtwalsts, long evening looks—practically every dress In stock. You'll love our selection of colors and patterns, too. They're the very latest on the fashion scene. And be thing's In the stndyet, of everyeasy care fabrics you like best. So hurry In. You're bound toflnda beautiful buy. )r twol US) Animal World (44) Dinah 8:30 (9) Paper Moon (24) Every Woman (35) Rat Patrol 9:00 (2. 6)romide (6) Movie Truth Concentration (8) What's My Line CTruth ons O (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) intercom 24 (35,44) Star Trek 7'30 (2) Trea sure ()' Line (8 9) Let's Make e Deal (13) Movie (24) Intercom 24 8:00 (2,8) Sierra (6) Thj Waltons (9) Jacques Cousteau (24) The Way It Was di Thursday, Nov. 14,1974-9B Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 7:00 (2) To Tell Th Sale I I 1 \~ '/2 Price , LEISURE THURSDAY \ ' / DEAR READER — No, you nuznL Qi reci ° eggs at all in my book. are not too old. I have ThtYOUNeed tOKnOWA womenwhohad theiftchild Food and Cooking for Heal when they were Bigg big 'V - Coexistence BEIRUT, Lebanon (A?) —In threat to their stability and se- and black-and.white checked and eider brother fighting mando groups in 1956 when on to Syria and Lebanon anci For Muscle Pain less than decade, Ya.sir aS.ra- curtly. kaflych, a traditional Arab against the Jews in the 1947-48 guernlla raids into Israel from there recovered their strength. fat has blasted his way from Thanks to Israel's humili. headdress, are familiar in the Palestine War following the neighboring Arab states began. At the Arab summit conference desert caves into the inter. nttng defeat of the Egyptian, highest Arab councils, DR. LAMB — Will you please Iectiy normal. proclamation of the state of IsSo there is no In 1969, with the Arab world last month, the other leaders set national political spotlight. Syrian and Jordanian armies in explain 'Lumbago?" Many He regards his trip to the rael. rule. still smarting from the 1967 de. the Arab world recognized Amis recently as 1965, the Pale. 1967, Arafat and his guerrillas United Nations as his "boldest people seem to suffer from it The onan family moved to does have inoi Gaza in Feat, Arafat took command of fat and U PLO as the sole leand to be sUntan guerrilla leader was di- gained new prestige and mas- commando operation ever," come involved in all difficulty too with a pregnancy recting the 1948 and Yasir went to Cairo the Palestine Liberation Organ- gitimate representatives of the opera tions agai nst Is. sive backing throughout the masterpiece of his sorts of unnecessary and futile as she gets older. There career .o University to study engineer- ization, welding a number of Palestine people and Hussein flO raci from mountain hideouts L 1r.& ------ A Community Service Message From The Herald -. �- -. - - - - -- . . - - - - - - - -. - .. - - - - -- -- - - . _: - - . - . - - - - - - -- -. . . -- - - - -- - - -- - . -- - - - - - - - - - -:. - -.r -. - . - -_ - - - - _______ . 1013-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Nov. 14, 197 4 - E Can ' Stay At Go HomeAnd To With Town Want Ads -. _ Need - ------4 4 Personals okfiE YOU TROUBLED? Call bit Personals NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that I will no longer be responIble for any debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. DATED this ilifi day of November, A. D . 1971 GARY MERO Fr.'e. for We Care-'Hotline". Adults or Teens. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' At. ANON For families or friends of problem drinkerS For further niormahon call 473 4317 or *rie Sanford Al Anon Family Gr'vp p 0 Box 5.53, Santord, Fla 37771 9 Lc(tth'fl! Vinegar! Ba! 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Dorothy Bliss 341 WS, iissit,ed Ads are here to help you '..iy. sell, rent or swap at a lo ov cotl let us help you place yours(all 377 7611 or 8)1 99 Painting 111111111119 Tpiankr to Class:lied Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one tooayf Phone 327 2611 or 31 5')'j Pest Control ART (JiO',N t'i coj, 7547 Park Drive 372 8163 Jim Rowe Pest C()flfrol 7424frcqisAve Sanfo,c',3727070 You can gtt a fair P(kC When 'TO LISTIOUR . LBUSIN - 1111111111111111111111111111 Houses Rent Furnished Small 7 bedroom house Not more than I child, $95. 1st 1 last. Partly furnished. 372-5.319. IA. 111111111111 PAUl S1t.T(R Professional Wallpaper Hanger I r;rriPrrrir'-r'rcii Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AlIfy.tSaridSiti We,'epair and seryice STINE N.ACH1P4E & SUPPLY CO. - 14 vLw A HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pell, Jenny Clark. Assoc. 322.13$$:377.US3Da,Eye. Jim Hunt Below W holesa le, while they last American of Martinsville, sold _i._ i,il Pd( kDr REALTOR _______ s8 top WHY RENT 72 CORVETTE T-TOP '5695 zz~ J U While. Aufq Cqupp % Ii Loaded .- '6695 . !. 1. .' Wdiiess hens, for NO CAIN ooww PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY PAYMENTS VndI. thI HeMs Farmers Ad- Sharpe. I I . . . i fl')AROflDA HOMES . ' mimItmatien AssIstance Plan i All, . I' - 4 65 £ 1970 Simca. real e 3727197 ,so . = - - __ - - F -- - - _1 I - 4 ' i r IaIaiIiIIj.liI,IdrL . 1111111111111 - -- .. saw . -.,' fi .. - 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine lust .% rebuilt New .. ,-,------,,, - -. . .. .. - .. - 110 0 P, ,!V - III - ,.,., '13 IM CHEVY PA LA _M flnwn V 1911 Dodge Bicycles RACING STRIPES • RALLY SUSPENSION . • , 4 Car Dart, loaded, beautiful, I Petsand Supplies . AND (flOREI The lowest priced car sold In America. The lowest priced 4-door wagon sold in America. The lowest priced 5-speed car sold In America The only 5-speed Sport Truck sold in America The only small pickup with a 7'2" load bed. 1968 Chevy Nova,6 cyl, automatic, newpaint & firev Runs good. UoiD ______________ '74 CLEARANCE SALE NOW GOING ONI tsiriritiiuici 1971 Opel Kacletfe Station Wagon, 000d condition, 1500 cash. 372 0670 372 5165 l969BuickLaSabre LOaded, Good C ondition 373 4675 ______________________ 11 % PiIW WLUKJU LNVOt FROM in ' TOYOTA PRESENTS THE GODFATHER - _ NOVEMBER 16 & 18 ON NBC HWY 17-92 AIRPORT BLVD. E(()t1()1fl!yd SANFORD 1969 VW Convertible, Good Tires Good Running coriditlon,s,00 _________________________ 1963 Mercedes Benz, 190 D. AM FM, 1 IPeld• air c onditioned. si,soo. l'()Y'()Tt 322-86( 1 rn 2321, TRAINED WALKER DEER HOUND 3fl0511 (hers Kennel, Pups, studs. AK(, lOY S. Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker. Ming A. D4ChShfldi, Shlh Ttu, Schnauzer, Yorki*, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi p00. 23 pups on display, we buy pups. fnance, shots, guarant ee I901 737 3176 or I 901 737 7917 DDI%CCfD rniii nr.rtrIIrf 67 Best lot selection available in Sanford's finest family park. Beef Calv es, from200to500 l. Call after 3:30 p.m., 323 173). 1 Bull, 2 years old: I hogs, 2 goats, 1 Billie and 1 Nannle 323 5439. SANFORD 68 Come out today and reserve your choice lot. Ph, (305) 323-8160 Orlando 834-2299 Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any c ondition 6148126, Winter Park. It State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17-92. Livestock And Poultry . ilia now - Horses 6 Hor ses For Sale Geldings, Mares, Fillies 323 3481 i!nin Soon P CASH 322-1132 For uSed furniture, applIances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or li items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, t.ve up? I'll' jUt' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY-NOVEMBER _____ ___ CARRIAGE COVE 69 Stamps.Cojns 72 AT THE - Auction - Open daily 10 S for conuignmen's or sales off the floor. We also buy estptes, etc \ __ Camper.Travei Trailers XPLORER OWNER5 oulhern RV Services Your 'I Situated On Larq Wood Lots Near The Country Club. authorized service center waranty anti other services 373 90?0 830 1020. Built With Pride By AME11 I 211 W. 75th Sanford, P1*. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 - 000 0 amper. Open Road, over Cab, Sleeps I. self contained 5450 377 7181 Call For Appointment anford Rc Vee now his i full Iin. Of topperi 3223103 .APIFQRD 14(( VE'E SERVICE 7)11W 1t5l 373 1711 I __ --` ____ .I---~~ G.- Q Q - ____ Tio'o F OnIEL-- ? 1111111111111111111111 COMPLETE LINE OF 15 FORDS .... .. C _& HOMES OF DISTINCTiON ________________________________ 15th & 16th We buy and sell Gold and Silver Coins. Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W. itt St 373 4)52 ____________________________________________ - TRANSMISSION ow nor. MalePeek.A Poc $75 3729151 ____________________________ • . . • MAG TYPE WHEELS WITH LOW-PROFILE RADIAL TIRES . (WITH GOOD CREDIT) Buys. Any Togota Corolla SR-5 '75 * 574 3107 .I SUPER USED 831.4039 628-2162 - Of Loch Arbor Remodeling 1% . '^ 1116.,-~': I 1971 Capri, Silver, I speed, 23,000 miles, extra clean. 1167 Call Howie Kirby at ifl 1631. Dealer * Mustang City 3" 5961 Free kitt ens to a good home. 131.78$) of far 1p.m. . InC. 9dy Additions 1 : I , q _s ic__ f4-p I It You will call me after A p m 32;, .. _ - ____ ' 0~_ - - Autos for Sale- - 80 RI : E Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels, 3725732. MOBILE HOME PARK 3772116 After Hours! 3723991 327061* 1 .- -. - . '_ 1970 Dodge Dart Swinger Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpot Shampooer for only $1 ne t.v .. ' , ... __________ . 11111111111AIlliII1111111111 Boats & Marine cARROLL'S .hr'' __________________________ . ' '1' '- . . 3 Wheel newadutt bike Never been 1970 Cougar, exceptionally clean, used $130. Call________________ after 4:30 323,4125 fully equipped ________ l792MuItd "5-ills 59 Musical Merchandise 1977 Opel GT, orange, With air Piano. Spinet, Mahlln & g conditioning Take over tiOw 1 condition, 1150. 373-8102. yments.Maybeseena,F,fl0 America, Hwy. 436, Altamonte Springs. 131-1300. 64 Equipment for Rent 66 the Altamonte Mall DYNAMITE SPORTS CARS . I ' - - __________ featuring to - 1111111111111111111 , its ,. -- Sell or Trade-22' Thompson Boat, uray unooaro engine. Will trade for camper or travel trailer. 3720959. _________ LOWREY ORGANS 1734673 I ..1. '/ - - . BLVD lot ill% .. offer 3731371 ansms on Best R 2977 HNW , -- IVPIM a NEW MACON0* HOME in Dellena has hepi this •asyt Wersult, •••$$ as tIt as retreet lfl, Ia*.aI x,uat.d ur... nc**ie if SINS $lt,,SS . - , - rr mu,. r"J - , haUwaybe:en ll92anci Christmas Sale: Sat. 9-5. lnexpensive Items for gifts S.Sth St. off Lake Mary Blvd. Look for SIgns 372 895) SS - If CARPORT SALE SATURDAY 7119 MAGNOLIA AVE. 323-1900 0170 - .- 2~_ - Nolan items. Corner W 3rd 6 Jessamine 3 1483 P *q_40y1J*%149rr1-& ._ - 5u _. '' 1963 Falcon Ranchero 303E. Commercial, S,11 SALE~ -7urniture. Clothes, MISC. 611 Park Ave . Sao, L Sun. after 9 a m, - Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest estab lished residential area? , I" , I GARAGE $ ORLANDO Oak bunk beds. $100 set; with ..trhl,.,. rhI. ..l,hf .tar.,I $200. AT IIOLL'S STORES There's One Near You - Trucks and Trailers Sanford Ave. 327 1173 Cor. Pa Imetto & Commercia I Ave. Sanford, Fla. L. - 711 N Oak. Sanford 477 1174 diy, 373 0-485 eve. BROKER ASSOCIA,T( Realty .c P 1 *Drapes i ,. JOHN SAULS AGENCY , VOL KSHO HE I , I EiettrIc can opener, 13; 32 mason lara, U. Girls coats-size S. 7, 17. $1; Size 10, 13. New size 17, $5; girls sweaters. W and 7s cents; car vacuum, 13- 3 Bedrooms. I'i baths, C H and air, All you need to do Is assume mortga ge, pay small equity and , in. REALTOR 24 Hoyt Service 372 749S Carport Sate Fri 01-2.3 Bedroom Apts. •Swimming P00, •T.nnls Courts Flshing & Boating Special Bargain DOWN PAYMENT- New 0 bedroom, 3 baths, FHA, VA. Cig to Schools.. Shopping. Builder must sell, 37305.32. 37706.60 Hartwell Ave. Model open. 1 6 p m. _______________________ • I BLAIR AGENCY 373 366 WEEKDAYS, 8:00.12: 00 SAT. .. MAITLANDFLEAMAR7 191) Hwy. Il 92 Open Sat 6-Sun 93 GaragRummage I n re - Motorcycle Insurance & Sal. Dinette set, For Sale: RattanOffice Desk Sanford Auction 7310 COndition. 16000 BTU. G.E. wall air conditioner. 9x7O fiber rug, window valance, $"x13'. 4M $133 afternoon. Days--)?? 6173 Nuhts 377 54740r 3727132 LOW 54 . I fl0000U c - Motorcycles 3n Oil;,; 79 __ ON RESERVOIR BROKER )12 5992 Nights323-1167or3fl-9007 26045. Hwy. I? 92 REALTOR 323 5774 8:30.5:30 ~. .. _._ CaliBart Real Estate Hwe d 0 U61fir Is coming N. Orlando Drive, 323-7)50. A. A. McClanahan Harold Hall Real ty Wall Papering 11111111111111111111 llXE2SthSt 3726455 _________________________________ NEARLY NEW-] hedroom 5Plit plan. 1", baths., wall to wall car pet, kitchen equipped, large utility storage room. 524.500. 3 Bedrooms, li p Baths Air Conditioned 372 Mn Alter 5 - 30 372 4100 )UWmg 372-7643 "A a,si' investment beaI a Isfrt,rn, 00 10,1 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372199% 1II9S French 372 7371 372 494 377 754$ 4161. 372 1939 Appliances MOONEY APPLIANCES - DW Term wall furnace with blower ducts, all pIpes, thermostat, heats . Iifl, rooms, .iw 1. --OV. TAFFER REALTY n 33 CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3701 S. Rig, Real Estate Broker Stemper Se:I Realty JERRY'S USED&REDUILI PARTS KENMORE WASHER, parts, ---service, used machines 78 People Happy As Well As Cws 'The Master's Cove Flo*tn and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants. "Ouslity of Discount Prices". We will THANK you for selecting us SAPIFO PARK- STOPI Hereof isil STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 44. West lit 10 contract the construction of bedroom, 2 bath, may fruit trees, St., Sanford now on daily for your new home. Cash . VA. FHA. large Florida room, climate retail sales. Always a ba rn full of Conventional or VA-FHA Tarsdum control, many more extras Great good clean used furniture, in Plans Now, should you do this by listing! 128.850 tiques., TVs, and appliances. Thanksgl,ing, we will GIVE you Auction every Saturday night 7:30 your choIce free: Washer and Forcomplet eDetailsCail p.m. Consignments welcome. F or Dryer, Stove and Refrigerator, or REALTOR.MIociateAlAntar Information call 372.9719. Color TV, by G.E. upon final cloing of your borne. Call Bud. 323-3.457 or Ken, 322-6157. Household Goods 5 JOHNNY WALKER Agency MLS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Bahama Courts. $29.95; Wicker REAL ESTATE, INC. REALTORS ISIS Park Dr. rocker, $35; Dinette, $31.9S 3734137 372-7421 3227111 CAVE'S FURNITURE. 300 Sanford Ave. 3739370 Stemper - .------.--. y Economq Togota is making offers a fuse. Reconditioned Batteries, 117,95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 111+ Sanford Ave. Used washers and dryers Many to choose from 90 day warranty on -'-!' Sale or Trade, Electric golf cart, CITY- ideershoppingandtso,pital. 1350 or Tractor rider mower. 322. Neat 2 bedroom. Only $12,500. ;sp, " Auto Repairs Part s. Accessories 70S French Aver ]21 0@90 . . ~_ your home. 3n 2791 after 6. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN I Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen __ equipped, plenty of room, EXCEPTIONAL I Bedroom 2 bath, swimming pool, 322-9142. $18 900 3 bedroom, I bath, newly w family room, fireplace, carpeted, painted 1517 S. Elliott St. 2 BR, 1140 mo. or eat -In kitchen, dishwasher, gar *3,000 Cash down to buy ut 1100 mo bage disposal, range, large made Corbett Real Estate 1293 6735, utility room, ovtside utility REALTOR building, fenced back yard. Well 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, 2 car garage in 448 4791 DeEary landscaped. 137,350, S.anora Air, carpet, self-cleaning oven. Almost new. Evenngs. I- GOLF COURSE-i bedroom, 2 bath, Veterans No Down, 2 Bdrin, den, 636 356-1 family room, wall to wall carpet, fenced. $144 mo. 9 pet. Acre rat in kitchen, dishwasher, gir Realty. REALTOR, 323-7730. 3 bedroom. 1 bath. large yard with disposal, range & bag* back fenced, equipped kitchen refrigerator. IS' x 30' screened ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. $70, plo'S $150 Sttutty. 323 1231 pool, 15.5,000. - dri I Flame Improvements - - Land TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly Hirrietl't IIC,iuty no,)*) 519L Pine 377574? 98.. a - Pressure Cleaning - Heater Cleaning Beautyy are 1 3 Bedroorns.2 baths, family wall-wall carpf in dining room, living room and hall, $190 Month iso Deposit, $30 1573 after 5 S From Dashers To Dunebugggs t ~ Yotr Unfurnished 76 ___ ô Dinette Chairs, 140 Dining Table, $35 322-5167 T II eason urave1 Complete Volkswogen Service I.- ~ SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" Fresh Turnip Greens; Gentle fly CiTY- Spacious I bedroom, 2 bat Mare. 1175 or bitt offer. 750 I Mare, I plus 2 rental apartments. Good I Yamaha. '73 sireet bike. 372-0354 P.,., At ti iNS I I Thanks-Giving C 52 - SANFORD Real~ • - ALL NOLL'S SIORES There's One Near You -. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East lit St., Sanford 3729111 322-2420 Anytime Houses Rent Duplex, 2 bedroom, air conditioned adults prefer red. )fl 6410 or 373 5*51. - - 1 j- 5ervis PIANO SERVICES All makes. Intl. Players Tuning. Repair.$629300 -- Remodeling. Additions 6 Repair, Crpentry, Roofing. Cement FinIshing, Painting. Reasonable. Billy Geck, 3234207. 0111". - I 32 dim',. J RRY5 ':J AG[ 'etc ii fix O'jr car bett f or less. all *O.k cwaranteed. 705. French Artr,. 371- 11 I Bedroom upstairs apartment. Lights, water furnished. 1*9.50 mo. Adults. 327 2296 at lee 1. 3 bedroom, 11- bath, central heat, carpetIng, garage. $175 per mo. with lease. STEMPER AGENCY, 322-4991. V" late - A Piano - Ho' P,,lntlng. Pressure cleaning, Minor Res!rs. C. J. Bannister, .-. Full Line Gjppli;nes 5nford Electric COm9ofly 2523 Park Drive, 372 1542 JI -' PET PEST INN flc.r ru & Grcomri Ph 372 4057 1771 • You! Pet Care ____________ __ aCentral Heat & Ar Cond itioningJdd lobs of all types, Carpe'n'ty. For fret es'ma',s, :411 Carl pntng. Cement Work. Igrit Harr. a SEAR' ri Sanford 372 HaulIng 3222645. A ppliances ~ . I A Directory of Experts Ready To Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford, 377 7881 d3nee 5 Call Credit Dept. Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in REALTY JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC - S PIeCe wood Dinette Set, table 6 1 ~ 11111111.9our 54480. 373 9175 for information. _________ _ I position. Like new conditiOn, sold new for US, balanceof 145 cash or Miscellanpous For Sale so Stenstrom W. Garnett White r' c ' a Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage A MUCH C oneg Can bu HOW r Req, Real Estate Broker 372.1304, 2410 Hiawatha Ave. at 17-92 - M. UPISWORTH REALTY 803W. )it St. "316W111373-017; Large 3 Rm, Apt. Upstairs Mature Adults 31$ Park Ave. ,. * cabinet, repossessed, Singer's0od,li,bin best in machine Full automatic Pay balance of %71 or 10 payMonts of U. 0, Dr op In bobbin, ZIgzag ACREAGE Good Small acreage with and without homes. New houses In a rural area. No down Payment. monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if you Qu&itytl AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116w 2nd St SECLUDED and convenient, S acres with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mooile home Terms. $24,900. PAYTON e U 11.4 IJOlIuQ .,ACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, I'-: bath home Fenced yard. $18,500 Houses for Sale "Get 'Em While - * They're Hot!" * I 2 Bedroom Adulti Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 2545 Park Drive. 372 2161 * * GENEVA GAROS** story Studip 1, 7. and 3 tedroom apartrier,ts Pool. (iubhOuSp. carpeting, drapes, • I Apartments Rent 31 Unfurnished in l,. 41 * 1.2 Bedroom Apartments Rent Duplex Sanford area. 2 bedrooms. Stove, refrigerator, air. $IlO month pluS 175 deposit. 821.9054. REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. 373 635.) or 643-2333 WE TAKE TRADES Wanted to Rent I& LI'ISJ Get Yours In Shape For The ' 1971 Travel Trailer, Is' self con tamed Take over pa yments of Shop, 1201 Vt lit SI II 1Q55 L,AJL ''iO1t Th I ne v . Income And Investment Property FORREST GREENE, INC. Woman would like 10 share 6 room house with gentleman, couple with 1 child or other woman. Near * Recreational Building school and shopping center. 371 0535 PRICE 1002 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 321-0730 Tun., Wed. & Thurs. 10 a.m..S:30 p.m. HOURS: Fri. 10 cm, -7 p.m.; Sun. 1 p.m. .5 p,m. Se - Camper-Travel Trailers - IDYLLWILDE- 3 bedroom, V--i baths, tamily room, kitchen equipped. Nice laridicapping, extra large garage Really an attractive home. Just listed at 1-17,5.00. Call 372-6340 between 869- 30 a.m - In S or 10 Acres. Desirable home site location. Paved road, trees, horses okay Terry Realty. REALTOR, 678 0711 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly an acre on Crystal Laxe. Beautiful kf(f'('rl, ccntrai twat, and or. Florida room, overlooking the lake. 112.900. * Clothes Washer-Dryer Furnished FRI., SAT. & SUN. NOV. 15,168 17 - - Range Refrigerator Office space with large warehouse in DeBary. 663 8777. Tk is Dinette set, Sll; 'win bed. 112.50, DLJ Curiosity Means To Your Volkswoigen. * * Singer * LAKE MARY- Fire Sale, a fixer. I Apartment house for sale *tl00CE 2rid St, 1115.0DO. Call 172 4693 for upper. Can you do it? You can try Information. for 517,000. - CAMP SITES for rent. Ha"e your Second home away from home by renting yearly for low rates at CAMP SEMINOLE 322 4470 38 * Room for rent, private bath and entrance. 372 6380 Tur FIcIl AIT RW•W 1V1 •• - Household Goods GOLDE N TOUCH'N SEW 46 327 7333 * W/W Shag Carpet HOME SWEET HOME r 71N. Hwy. l792Casiliberry $31 Lois and Acreage 43 KULP REALTY Resort Property For Rent Business Property For Rent - Want Ads provide you with a , g se lection of brand name offerings daily! 51 FI Thu rsday,Nov __ r e... 1604 7tzl11111.4mi*411,40 ", GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 $200 107W. lit. Street 37 F Come see us at our Dig new location 7*4 Pct Interest Rat. GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 11,1 to 2 baths priced from 127,830 to $23,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pas all closing c$st. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Deltona, 901.789.7280. Orlando, 305-423-1336. Unfurnished Rooms for Rent 30 7 Sandlewood Villas - Increase your Income to 11 per cent. 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 7601 Mohawk Trail. MIld. Mfg. 81cr. 613 1842 (21 Nra.) SUNDAY OPENING AM AJ II _____ Furniture- TV, Dining room table P. 1 chairs, Roll a-way bed, Mobile Homes 42 Deltona Trailer lot for rent. Plenty of room to park big rigs. Call 377-9112, 36 * Dish washer Disposal PHONE (617) 835 7171 55435 CELEBRATING OUR II wRI Household Goods 51 United Sodding Trucker's Special Upstairs office space Opportunities t: One bedroom dupiex apt. kitchen equipped, carpet, air, adults. 197.50 372-7296 alter A. * TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA COP PORAT ION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY I NT E f NAT IOP'IAL C OR PORL1IOt Sanford Please do not telephone HousesforSale Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely homes, located in Deltona. LotS larger than average. $331000 to 139,000. Call Jim Knox at 372 0074 or 301 7251575. Must sell cozy) bedroom home with self cleaning oven, dishwasher, air, carpets, big yard with trees. Owners gone and must sell, Only $20,900. Good terms, low payment. Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 131-1272. 2 Mobile Home Spaces For Rent, No Pets CAMP SEMINOLE. 372-4170 Four 7 bedroom apartments Kit Chen equipped, carpeted, some have fireplaces. $1CU-5120 Month. 3710066 Part lime employment. Some evenings and weekends. Ex perience preferred. Apply in person only at the Sheraton Sanford Inn, 1-4 and SR *6. Correspondents 41 * Owners Crying* For Rent FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 FloriCa Ave 373 6650 ' * Desk Clerk * Help Wanted Houses for Sale SANFORD SOUTH 7 Bedroom House Trailer I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished, Patio, Carport Furnished or unfurnished. 40 372.5459 swimming pool 1720 S. Orlando 7 Bedrooms furnished mobile home. Dr 3237920 10'xlS'. $15 monlh. Adults, no pets. Bamboo Cove. 1-2 DORM. shag. air, 327 4567. sunny kitchins, playgrounds, near city park 1. Sanford Plaza. From Lower your food oy catching fish on $180. Airport Blvd. near Sanford the Wk lvi River while renting a Ave. 323-1310. mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. 372-u70. MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. 1&2 Bdrm. turn or afur. 3202 Orlando Dr., 173 8670 IS Mobile Home Lots What do you want for Christmas? Toctay's Classified Ads probably have it. OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef -Fresh Sausage S Free home delivery SaveS Please call(305)830-64*6 41 Mobile Homes Rent 34 i 1+ S0 Unfurn shed Needed immedIately! Persons in teeesft'd in full time lobs 349570 Good Things toEat Apartments Rent Help Wanted Fixed income' I can help by sharing my home and food with matyre lady. gentleman, or married couple in exchange for living in with elderly gentleman and work ing daughter. For details call 372 3$13 days FACED WITH A DRINKI N G PROBLEM Perhaps Atcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 173 1587 V.rteP 0.60. 1211 Sanford Florda I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED BY ANYONE OTHER THAN P.4 VSELF AS OF NOV. Ii. 1971 Cornelius F Sampson 30 18 --- -_ ------- - - ,www--w Cnch? venin g Herald, Sanford, PLUS ., - . HENRI THE TALKING ROBOT! FREE MINIATURE ROBOTS FOR THE KIDS WHILE THEY LAST BE THERE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! Sanford Plaza-Hwy 17-92 Sanford - 1 - - . - - - �0 1 213—Evenina Herald. Sanford, FL I Thursday, Nov. 14, 1974 IT'5 ,JARD TO EEA > A 1 /— ;I;? I?--t... -\ A 1. ; o o - I TWELVE DA'G, RLJg POUR fl1IRT MINUT& WtflIOUT I7IN& A ANYONEJ). '—c / '( T < I -_ So0 1I.L4 ___________ - — JAMES JACOB'*' ' quO Y'MAN THIS ) ... \ YES! IT CONTAINS PILL IS A ALL -ME NUTRIENTS LAVSA FISH D1P1NER?!ht)U BODY WILL I PLEASANT - ~~-- ~ MEAL! ---~ # 4 "-- 'jvh) P II FORTABLY ~, " - UNDER 'THE GOLDEN I t, It l b THE HORN LOSER Y A Sansom q0UP1 . 06 BUT I OMIT IT n.icklj MAI I --a-- n .; , V 1 ~ e-JL- vat' 'I'lle 11141dilli, Ilds 4 Nrj' PA fth 1wen %~ ro 14 ,North Fa%t South 26 Pam Ila-" 44% . . [of , `~1, - - is t,_ ts. 4 ,~ 1111111A W I M 1045 11-1 to 4 "Why don' t you come back later? The Digest Magazine says we may have already won $100 a month for life, - - - ... .j• - - :; - -Nk 1 I . -i ~, . . - - a. ____ I C . c.ajtpus CLATTER I 'I I I I — band?" he asked. "Yes vou I could," replied the llrcfessor. You overlooked the simplest way. You should have W of EE]L i-----, a - wtfi BIMO BURNS by Larry L.wis . ______ - BLONDIE . - \ 1\1 r, ____ — . THANK 1 . ! i ! . : I I I - 1 1 I !i - I - - -- A.&J-.1 .4. 40.141W& lvl~,IOP4. I -r i mtrwr ITSA4AT1CNAJ_ A1N NOW I-4E6 or' r II a .1 . I - I t THINK -1---. -i . ,:---4c— . % ,.~ : 1. I1! ; _______ _____ I r7l ,t-ip , ; 2I .- =a -"M -~ --- I I— - - - II =- r~_________________ v P1ALLY P WHAT ' L*HEAD DID JUG BRING ? NBU' 5EThi! I - i KHERE 7HE HECK ~ - ~ W - 0 " - ---IV ~~ -, -- 7 . -- - MOM A FP,UXfj IF Fk576 S, Of c FoR A The solution to overcrowded jails In Florida is not to build ( ff- -- - _-_ . I II-14 ----~ ~y WHILE I 1 y y -., THOUAIRT I I II ;] . . ;- . I" a by Frank Hill I I - - . - 6 Q'i * . } I 1 I I II BI '. II il : % I I W,~;NTU,14AIEL%j 'THEY Do ____ YOU 4- 4 1V ---v . . 9- ______________ r PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - President Ford has assured Americans they need not postpone purchases to help fight inflatin and that he will not seek wage and price controls or higher gasoline taxes. Fielding wide-ranging questions at an onthe-road news conference, Ford also said: -He wants Congress to promptly confirm NeLwn A. Rockefeller as vice president and stressed there are "no conditions I can Imagine" that would force him to withdraw Rockefeller s nomination -He won't fire Gen. George S. Brown as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for his remarks about Jewish Muence in America. -He plans to make his trip to the Far East as scheduled next week. -Republicans "took a licking" in Last week's congressional elections because of past scandals and a slumping economy but thatreasonto change the GOP role middle-of the-road pa rI'" , -while the United States t force Israel to negotiate with the Palestine Liberation Organization, he said "our plans are aimed at t1ng to get Israel to negotiate additional seltl?rnents" with Egypt and other Arab parties. Ford held the news conference at a consentlon of the So.iet) of Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Clii, after a speech to i convention of real estate agents in Los Vegas Fight Inflation whiere Ile altered the . s of his anti- inflation ads ice to American consumers The President previously had urged consumers to "sase more" as one way to help in the battle against inflation, but he told the real estate agents he strongly opposes suggestions that the best way to defeat InRation is to curtail bu)ing. He defended his economic proposals, declaring "1 see no justification for any major revisions' In the package he presented Congress last month As for wage and price controls, Ford declared anew that he will not ask Congress to enact mandatory or standby controls and that there are "no circumstances I foresee today that would justify" such controls. When asked whether he had in mind any tax increases other than his proposed five pe, cent surtax, Ford responded "no." possible gasoline tax increase The talk been Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton s assertion tWs week Umt such a tax boost was under consideration as an alternative ne President scorned suggestions that the nation faces a possible depression He said his t'conotnlc proposals and existing safeguards such as unemployment insurance would prevent any depression. Ford was firm in his defense of the Rockefeller nomination and in his insistence that Congress confirm it. I . -z: ~* --. I- . - .1 . :- - . - . — - - -- -- IRr - - G - .i . "People mv w&Wft ftr . money and the stores with the - q 114 Ae-(.eq -: :- ysaregeWng the most siness," Elses 3 -A— :::~ = ----- . t Eomotion -.--AW. Ww - -- - .. . - - J' - Greater Sanford Chamber of -. - where fantastic bargains" will be - Sales at the Altamonte Mall have ben about what was expected, Grayson said. The multi-million dollar mail is readying five new stores for opening within days to give the center more than 100 stores and shops he said - Ivv~ , - - - r -_;-_x - -~ . - ~ .--7. -- -----T M - - 71. - .- - .,. 97.. -- -- - - - s- - - "The crowds at the mail during the last two weeks have ** ~ — - -- . I F said, adding that open hours will be expanded beginning Dec. 9 to 10 a.m. to lo p.m. Monday through Saturday. The mail is aLw open Sundays from --L . -4b - I .., - 12:30 - Business has been way off for -- ~k - quite a while now, Munson said. ' eo Ic has e been sas in mone to spend around Christmas , L"-N .", t 1 .---~ ~- -*- time, he said FA;-r 'i't 'a 0% --~'fi? — — ' Four year old William Unger of Fern Park watches "Henri" the talking robot, part of the Jack Presser Fond display at the Sanford 111aza hilerchant.5 211tO show today and Saturday. Actually Henri's voice is that of an out of sight salesman who can see and hear the children and has microphone hooked up to the robot I ~i7l---- -- - - Predicting area business will lmve a smaller Christmas than usual Munson is sure that Oiii1 business people and customers are "going to be hurting." 1U 1RI ROBOT FASCINATES dlo ~. , 1;;V -I tj V ?4 -- 111 " -i k~~.- - : ,- -A V . ~ - II V I - plan makes a mockery ~ - en tmSalfi of justice. 3cr.tence them to shorter terms. Salfi was motivated to ex- by 1980 that cost an additional back on the streets before their n( 250 time, is going to inake the job f Ole solution is to treat the I)re&i his Owll thOui, problems o soci ety e educating children and adults recent news articles citing conrunission has ordered nearly he added. Harrell's hard-line stand on on how to deal honestly with different ,solutions' to the 1,0D0 prisoners on parole by problems to various sources. Dec. 30. punishment was reflected by their feelings. About 250 are scheduled for other "We should begin ir. kin. Governor Reubin Askew has county sheriff Almost 750 child said that recent dergarden by teaching a P bem t a fast growing population." more will out in December. meeting between the FlorkIa to handle his own feelings is That approach has made law Shieriirs Association and the Constructively - to recognize And that last growth has been - and accentuated by the fact that enforcement people unhappy. state probation and parole and . .j' long enough to really ado w tile problem. 11)e average time it prisoner in a state institution serves — 25 months — Is not long enough to adversely affect overcrowding. "People say 'get the ,.,r ~1 u - ~- Salfi said. 1- i: - 7' i ornorrovv March of Dimes Pledge Walk walker," says NY. 1'. IBudi sixirLsor, Individuals- led ,e ;I planners hope to double last Layer. superintendent of contribu;ion to tile year's participation by coenty schools, who will lead C 0 C C e registering 1,000 gung-ho I I I Is N t'- i r.,; %% aI k. A,, %k; i I k,I t 1)i n ~% -11 Iks. walkers Saturday for the 20. COOLER mile trek around Sanford. . will be check points *'long the route and official Registration will begin at 7 pickup vehicles will constantly patrol the route for anyone But leave us alone, we're law abiding But their socialization Avenue.From starting point ,eptable 'normal' -- will Ix,along lakefront way of dealing with their on 17-92 to SR 15; left on 15 to SR feelings - may be just as 46A; left on 46A to Airport dangerous and dishlonest as Airport ue; 1ft on Sa oggresisive and break laws," Bei,innin. in elementary SeminoleCountychiefdeputy corrections officials. II ludges are giving longer sen hi n a s bee nie Harrell said the children should be sheriff Dua Prior to the recent public school, t ough the individual's entire tences while there ha. slowdown in the rate of parole. plan will make a mockery of knowledge of the state's taught to think, to reason, in ife." That's not a psychologist or a Askew has pointed out that justice, as well as adding to law overcrowded prison8y3tCM, UXI ,addition to their academic %late was already paroling Instruction - "I'm not opposed to Social worker speaking. These unless our policies on im- enforc,ement problems, parole and Harrell feels the possibility of inniates to the tune of 80 per the 'three R'a' Salfi said, -I'd Circuit Court Judge Dominick probation are changed, we'll imprisoranent is the only real vent a year. And the sentences just like to see a third me added -- --•'r' AI vvau s. L.'Irfles II t 0 me. To , ** t , SHORT R Not Save Chief Deputy Duane Harrell - Parole - . I - ucatton, Not I -, , k> -10 ... . lAD £°$if i I.- 17 . --A' l i:'.:-. . .. , - . -, - -- I - 'z Al ) - -) .1 THEY'RE i1 !. I I OFAWov- .* I --~ / // --, -.. . I. J ,Vri" I '1% I 1 I I TO*- ~ .4 -X I - / // I A " I , * by Bob They" , I ____ by Howie Schneider ;;a . _______ '\ ____ I '. 0 Luecke said, adling that anything the government does to encourage business can only be helul. 'When he said to 1 ____ ___ or does "The economy Is soft" 1 - o I _ . . . Fond sa ~ '"0 inds nd w LI do what they want to regardless of what ____ -. - - . he It. 04I P 01 _________ ____ - a 5 -4 ~ think the people have made up C) I Grayson's opinion was that President Ford's call for saving had little effect, but his ap. proval for spending "has come at a time that will help business even more." The President's position one way or the other has nothing to do w ith it Munson said I _____ __________ -' Z ~, - _______ . .1 A _____ -- /;~t:--::~-k WJW FRANK AND ERNEST ! C ----) \ 0 VEM ____ 910mr.1-yov P~ -,i,A6v . -I \ e 1 I WITM -~, .10, -f ,41. t4ew-542-4 . ' - -1 0 - % r aRZOG _______ il - ____________ f= STELLA THIS ThREe BEAN I COVEREDDISH SUJ'PER AJL) Ar V SH 'f U. '-L)E 4r F AY'4 £AY5 ANt) W445 PLANE LEAT 8ANIc R ' NEAP WE-T M 01)0 Pi-401Jp CALL l,' 11111 000 -pm~ 5ACY-. , , -I—— ______--------- I . I - -. -- - — , --/' . ". F - --. . \ , 1^7 i I a 4 % I k- . I'm Wr v i i . 't ii III. by Bob Montana ' #to, .. r ARCHIE byCrooks& Lawrence 4~. II = -- %0 A "1', / . -7~ I .- --) i pkv- --- 0 0 .19 OUI,14J .~ ) ji; #1 I has an effect," Luecke said, adding that Ford's admonition • to the people to save rather than spend some weeks ago also had < -- / / -1 GETATOP ViEWER 9ATIkW".. " BASKETBALL -Q-JAIIV ".. - , a l tjLTpiogp I - ,%Itl~ , ,` CRAr' 0 I 1 0 0 10-0 I TME PIJf4IC1TY- 4*' ,,When the President takes fi po OR ______ ,W 4 06 —" ' a - 0 I CAPTAIN EASY 4Niç5 TO u TWO ,'2 ALL omen. - bf . . -...11f ~~I __________ I - I SCIENCE, HISTO RY, LIT ERA'TURE ~ Bmt.*Hr 0 p • 'Ni -°": (,i ~ .... ',, , AL 1;2c.' merchandising manager Glen Luecke, and Sanford J C Penney, assistant manger BIU Burger viewed it as a good -1 i i TAKE,AN ANT HOME I I 6'.kTIM I 0 THATMEANSI'LL HAVE To BE GOOD AT MATK — A LITTLE ; ornery . by Al Vermeer SOME DAY I WOPE To WIN A COLLEGEr by Dick Cavalli I WEJ , . WINTHROP 1 •&'.. ,. ' ~11 All - . ri-IN • I - SCI-4OLARSH)P P. 11% - Yi- .,k (1 __ Vt .. I . Munson t •,' 1 (Ii Ford Advises Buying Now d - . %-or ~ tik - .! - stop buying it hurt business," Sinford Nwntown Busine" Association President Jerry said the Ford state. ment ouldha Llttleorno effect, while Altamonte Mail nunager Mark L j PRISCILLA S POP r? --. I . • I!AJd* •.,' ' :1 ~T f-. - \,RON&SIPE 11 I - ' ____ rM SEMN, ON UE I.IZ.ARP? I'' A by T. K. Ryan ' . WTS 6VA61, . \, -r II ••. ''El - W)4AT*15 N // .( . - __ . 'tCRK5_PEFECTLYj' I\f REPPdREO 1.0 HORN ON LMSS A \.,,~ IMFIV . ___ S. by H.mdahl & Stoffel WANT 5V4e11*4' L THAT SIOULD DO tT.' p I' ____ (UWHUH't( 0. VtJ JE BUGS BUNNY ______-- f)Ji- _vu si 4.-c.. ii — TUMBLEWEED I ~ I, I... I -:. - . -4 i Hear Ye, Hear Ye, alumni , students aj)d fans, Seminole Migh d dedication of the new $150,000 sports stadlurn is tonight. Dedication ce, onles wI11 be held at 7:30 pm. before the kick-off of the football game between the Sanford eminolesaniearenenr. homecoming queen title will be Introduced prior to the game and the queen will be crowned during half-time ceremonies. Bands of both schools will entertain. of the store aM president of the ii-People are very much af- chandise stocked up Luecke said to what extent his Sanford Plaza Merchants fected by these type comments, offering specials to the chains most recent speech will in. Association said that the especially in times like this that would have been unbeLocal merchants had mixed crease business unknown, customers are very concerned when money is hard to come llevablesixinonthsago, Luecke reactions today to President Burger feels that Ford's about the value of what they are by," Burger said. said. Stores such as MontGerald Ford's message to the remarks will definitely boost buying and are looking for the With the softening of gomery Ward's, however, he American people Thursday business.OirsElaea, manager most for their money business, suppliers have mer said, made plans and had in night that they need not postventories on hand for the pone purchases to fight inChristmas season months ago nation. an canno 44j.. i, _____ ____________________ - I ir 11 -N -- ______________ j - - MEt OUT YVW POWT 60T NONWROUNP YIEW, A. , - I I ( . _____________ '- 11-o q V[/ELL. ATLEAPU 1 COULD REMEMBER TO GET TwASNTLA C14OPS.ifWMAT DlFE!kJcE _J IT WAS PORK CHOPS d DOES THAT MAK E - / , .* .I By DONNA ESM —J Chic Young - - tixlay by Acting City Atty. Ned within the unincorporated authorize counties to form and that the dty is receiving areas for fire protection. municipal service taxing good and valuable con"The professors and the districts without first holding i sideration for the serslces it politicdl scientists have Reaffirming an earlier Attorney General Robert referendum, unless the services will be rendering, Julian said. decreed that the theory of the opinion given city council, Shevin's office several months to be provided are county-wide season shall be consolidation Julian said that a proposed ago in an opinion said "a tie added that the cities can the entire mutual aid agreement between municipality may not extend including geographical area of the county quite properly sell their ser- and that little cities are un necessary," Julian said. "They Longwood and the county would fire protection beyond its and the municipalities," he %ices, however. have decided that .un.all cities bean unproperexpendlture:f territorial lurnts said Julian said he suspects tha t foul up the 'rand plan of big Going even further, Juhan's the Legislature will pass state agencies." and that the same holds true for the current agreements in- opinion holds that the newly Expanding on his opinion another law, saying that cities volving various Seminole created ctrinty fire protection concerning the mutual aid can have mutual fire assistance Currently mutual aid Uire program in the unincorporated agreements, Julian said some pacts, and that this will be protection pacts are in effect County Cities. areas of the county, financed by kind of consideration has to be between motst Seminole's cities. "A governing. body ca nnot twc ,I special tax levied only Oil involved to have a valid con- another move in the trend IlecentIv, the county has been toward consolidatiun. thePeopicofoneareaandthen Ihceareas.isunconstitutionaL similar agreements use those funds to benefit "(County Atty.) Howard that "we will help you if inen Ultimately, municipal Herald Stall Writer - -- eaa I= Iu Ii9a n Julian Jr. rc an s DI'Offer On Ford P o osa Mae: I -'' I C= ia Garry Trudeau 1 / I 1-. i ~. -L., .. ke -. F. I I -- :1 - --1 I %- k- ~ . - . `~; .I 4 . J 1, . V,1 t.. ,,~ . 1; - S "J41ft: .j __ , i FORGOTTO PiCk UP ! THEMBCWOPS HOMECOMING 2 Sam" rw 14 el~-Xl - - SEMINOLE HIGH III . & Auwfiy ROW- B 0 A. reements jp AVA%~1 kw~w? I / 0 .4 A by 6"ZWff-&Z ! VL1~4 - . , IP So 0,tll~l`"I'A IT11 tATIAIIII(Isli. Xl~%% , - - 111111111,111, ~~ ADM 11 117 = 10019 - - 1 A DOONESBURY ED -- - - City Station. No* Yoth, N Y JUST THINK--IF YOU LIVED HERS, YOU'D RE HOME ALREADY,! NTED STUDENT TO SIME ; book to -Win a I Btidge, -(c/o this nil!*Apillpor). P 0 Box 489. Radio 'A%. •&•, 01 -T J- (OK 801RE low-003 I vT - --- - --CATS,ARF- q00 P - L q - 1 WNGWOOD - The legality persons who are not citizens of ,Nfarsee and I do not agree," and equipment are available." goverrunents will only be adof mutual aid fire protection the area taxed," Julian said. Julian said. The only way the mutual aid ministrative subdivisions of the pacts between Seminole County lie noted in this partieWar agreements could be valid is if state goverrumnt as opposed to cities and between the ClUes Instance the county is ta xing "The question In my mind is (lie courts rule that a mutual legal entities, he ciid adding it irt th ((1rIt S dS t !hillLflgLtl only a spe iiI aread those . h tht r tl 1 Ii1tirc can , trt t is a t . . ... I P B Roger BoIlen ,,, Nesili we "S A LESS EOUGNE M:)ML. ; 1 *316 I _____ ___ ____ -I I1~ 41 IT& . "I fe 1AlhIJ ---- - - 4 . FUNNY BUSINESS I r I on ia I i-t t . j Idl A .0 Ifi f - -.. I-=~,-, I'd %--. Dille Ilam " • I • bL. .. j1ifsi r ' g+%,i i i y I i V —C [ ; ci'k, I-' A I l"N" : ,;1% . - q .~ J- W! "3 -. ct VA Q 43 Tile L ent UP WIth • (11IIIJIfl ,iit tf !t'irts PUl1 \•, trumps livith three leads and led couldn't bid over 1,Au bpade%. a lo club to dummy's Jack and I hc clubs looks er) doubtful EAist's queen. East led back a heart; South cashed his high 111%lead 01 Passing. ~0111` Warts to discard one club from parliver has bid three clubs over (1111niny; played ace and West's two spades Whal do ~titj another club and saw the hand (10 nOw7 collapse on account of the 41 AnsrrToinorro 7 (6~:D 10 t'A,~kAI~5T, - 46 [,am ' 1 0 Ilien the 4-1 club break would I I "'' Opening lead-.1v ki I \ I - LT '5 ! I I the tross rult North-South vulncrable V---",, I n,~-"'~ 4 S ,~_. ~ ,-11 (", ",c " 11-W -I fi - ,,~ "-, , " ' , while discarding a club from duminy, takes the minor suit +6 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1 — , - ~Vv ( // and be sun uf seven more on 14EV, 67th Year, No. 75—Friday, November 15, 1974 out. South cashes three hearts 4 53 T 653 +K194 ' tO m Sf1111 U)) K by Dove Grous . ai,. Let's chec this crs ruff IAT 4) 4 _1 IGI LI AL ALLEN'! ."* ( --A : 1 I ~ 0-, , A ,%-1 r ~~ Ii +AQIO2 4' 184 — 10 In cashed your high cards in the side suits and wind up with a crossruf I A 6-2 heart break would beat you but that is Just 4 Q 10117 _______________ ________________ . NHITII Th - - i ii By OSWALD and - ALLEY P 0 WIN AT BRIDGE TE FIRST BUT I WEEK MY PALMS ) T.1JNK %1 WERE WEAfl'-- ) OVER TOE ' I4U%P NOW I FELT WEAK AN AD 4AB,T, BUT I iNK I'VE CONQUERED IT by Dick Turner -- CARNIVAL MortW&k,r BEETLEBAILEY IlVeather Dii,tails Page 3A -"iii,,- Index "Last year thousands of energetic and generous people across the country raised $11 million through Walkathons." Around The Clock -...4A Br'k'e r . . I 8B ford to 25th St.: right on 25th to Caleni 1. CeleryComics -- , to Celery Avenue; left on to ISlellonville and turn left at DearAbby, . OA Dr. Crane . ..... 8A First Street and back to the Dr. Lamb .....".. SA Chamber of Commerce. llornuvpe ''. I ....... I L "Residents who are unable to Hospital - . - .-5A join the 'Sole Leather Express, Obituaries . . -: to the Charnber of Commerce. -. Layer points out. "This money supports %tarch of Dimes research and medical service programs as well as headi r"choots and community service act vities. Contributions to this )ear's Starch of Dimes will additionally help establish a newbom intensive care center *---~ .7-74 --Z---i - - . . - . I 7-". -- - � 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 14, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 14, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 14, 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/1847c4b621e94d866d2f9b2069959c07.pdf d0e049919f3df73d966f22296ee71e29 PDF Text Text B—Everng Hei&d, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1914 Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ALL TI4F_ . FINAL Sri _ __ w1 A IM EN 11 -- 4 !4 ALLEY OOP ISN'T 7I4ERE AP4Y('NI)NING ...I ONLY HOPE tar &, 1144CT I THING WE CAN DO 10 BRING MR. KNOW OF, RAS SOME DO r! LUH AND ALLEY \ MA$kO... IDEAS WHEN HE GETS ))P BAC).? by Dave Graue WITH TH L YES ... INTHE AND UNIFORMS So 'THAT'S M4tRE'l THORN ADAM R. SMITH I kING'S OU CAN I WILL IS BEING HELP! j csn! GET US INTO TW - --- MAKE 'rIDU, IT SHOULD _CU1391~ BE EASY. A CL J1J' jj 41 11# 1.7 By OSWALD and showed him how to go about the NORTH (1)1 12 I business of end-playing Fait. 4 1094 I He went right up with th AK.i5 of hearts and ran off 72 trumps, while discarding a ,p +A Ktj heart and diamond from WEST isi 4 7 :1 4 82 dummy. Then he cashed all the 109 (P164 :I clubs to come down to a three. 91, • AK4 card ending. Dummy held king47.1 4 I09 8i2 Jack of hearts and a diamond; SOt TII of declarer queen-Jack 4 K o.1 diamonds and a heart. 7 Q.11083 East had to hold two hearts i 464 and would have been end. played with a diamond except 'o tIIS4IIII 11I114'r,jbk that East had tried to get out of Vs et North I-:jst South his trouble by chucking both the 16 4 iv l'.i-. 2V ace and king of diamonds so Vav, :, I'.i','. 4* South actually wound up with llav, I 'll %% I'i' 64 an overtrick, Ipt'ning it'.itl III - [• _ "I had to bid a heart," H'j,k. 1 C ni i - pj riJ lo -4 u LtPD (FAq RA- A1 E)/4ckuctw I I—r pI f&'J z (t- " t iAii; T;4 uririuv,,' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis 'I1_T_ I-%t No r I Ii %% I.! P oo r ' Utility - ( 915PiM By Roper Balk FUNNYBUSINESS H M.MC5T wogr.uTsj WkAT (IND OJJCE \..LD r'OUL<E FOR )' tLL WAVE ) CARROT' JUICE - 3(A'{•HEESACARROT / 1 A ND A GLASS OF WATER T 7 MAKE iOUP -OWN! ,1 Red' / In ' Seminole Memorial Hospital officials said today they hope to overcome a deficit operation of the county facility and that an audit received Tuesday showing a cash deficit of $452,285 for the fiscal year ending Sept. 30 can be misleadIng if not carefully studi ed. / 714T.P)IVX CA.'f aT RAW, MWI I/40 IT! 7EY5Y.L46% /()' V a /'*ZA 574! Tht41'S ff /M 5if.7Y 1... 4(U. 70 arccrcF 7t cry, 7' cr IN 1?YXE MTH MY5JLPKTi3EIT 6E't46 A30-CITY c— 5V77Y1 TAM S'014 4fl7\ wm /3tv7t5, / I IQ! )WC4M6 fttS X06f F WAWff.. 71401 Z42t I ,tWKM1 11/ Ait lE64%' ,i_•_ U' TUMBLEWEED , IN ; II -iill WIM dr by H.imdahl & Stoffel - G000 PRISCILLA'S POP IN WITH tAATED HOELACES? flE by Al Virms., GRANPPA' J b THAT A OUR ROOF I LEAK rr QLJ).( P(CWJI-I A)<W SO I LEAKS.' I , T RN c 'DOS'Y1 -- I HAVE TO WAIT I OUTSIDE FOR I \. THE RAIN To I 1' . X ;.- 1z - \ ) 1') rro SLEEP TONIeI-4t EATEN THAT I-tALF OF . WrrH THE OTHER HALF t ARCHIE F'EPPFRON I PIZZA 1_ _ __ _________ ______ ______ I-" _" agreed. ____ - - IT! V -'__ ________ ____________________________ 9 — _ _______________________________ r ____ _ _ __________________________ 14 - '_ ---.. - ------------- -- -- -_-- -- State Gives Funds income and expense figures for Se minole county. The audit 4, To Purchase Park A county request for $232,000 for the purchase of 50 acres of la nd around fled Bug lake for a park was granted by the Governor and cabinet on Tuesday. The county will ask that federal approval for the grant be waived to avoid excessive red tape, so work can begin on acquisition of the land as soon as possible. Federal approval from the Department of the interior is necessary since the funds were orginally channeled through that department The $232,000 represents half of th e necessary purchase price. The rtmain'lcr ,sill ('ffle (rein locally rived funds According to county parkn director Jim Buck, the county plans to use the area f or swimming and picnic facilities, which should be ready by next summer. Later to come will he tennis, volleyball courts, and a ball field, Buck said. Th e lake, located in sou th easte rn Seminole County, Is surrounded by citrus groves and heavy subtropic foliage wi th a stretch of white sandy earth along parts of the shoreline. Except for dirt driveways leading to the homes of several residents, the lake cannot be reached by a road. Harmon Shields, state Department of National ould include a "auditor's Resources head, strongly recommended the approval of opinion of (the fairness of ) the the request. Locally, the county commissioners and figures." 1111. particularly parks commissioner Mike Hattaway, have Southern Gulf attorney Bill been working on th e project since last June. Sherman told the board that it would be "impossible" to . _______________ ______________ provide an auditor's opinion, and the cost would be Scheduled to take office on the Board of County Commissioners next week, newly elected District 4 prohibitive to provide specific Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski came to observe Tuesday's meeting and was Invited to sit with county figures. the board. From Left, Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., Kwiatkowski, County Clerk erchants Ashby Jones and an But commissioner Mike aide. Hattaway expressed the board's concern that county customers would have to bear the brunt of Investment and renovation to out of county systems. By SEAN COVE county rsmdents to the two-day C u J Herald StaffWriter In lieu of providing an marketbasket. "auditor's opinion" and a The area merchants them. Thanksgiving, with its breakdown of the count)' selves are planning special operation, Including television football games and promotions to coincide with the the firm of fered to let Hjstj tender turkey dinner, Is Just two 10 a.m.. to 5 p.m., farmers' come to lL Miami office and wetka away. market. examine the records at the But wt the cod o of food so (inn,s CXPCI-S., r high these 4ays'l%uny people Produc, available includes ' .' '- _____ -' KWIATKOWSKI JUMPS THE GUN u S F Local reme o rt ciges Plan I M Food Mart M'iesconduct Trial Monday - TALLAHASSEM Fla. (AP) The meeting Monday in Tal- Supreme Cvzt building. lie nwining Jusfices could partici- citrus fruits, cucumbers, Two citizens also voiced may bee haidvvsied to enjoy "But we hope to solve the — Supreme Court Justices Hal lahassee will be the first known said he did not know how the pate in the final decision be. strong opposition to rate hike the day's feast in the traditional celery, bear,s, eggplants, problem and break even this I'. Dekie and Joseph A. Boyd time that any member of the document made Its way Into the cause they are potential wit- at th lengthy hearing. Matt manner. squash, and peppers. Potted year,O Besserer said. Hospital will go on trial on misconduct Supreme Court has faced a for. file of the case involving Gulf nessrs in the trial. plants from local growers and McCleave, president of the room rates were recently in- charges Monday before the mal trial before the commis- Power Co. and the Public well, (ear not. The Sanford t he Crooms High School Future Weathersfield Civic Association crease d to provide more in- state Judicial Qualifications sion, the Times said. The trial proce area merchan ts associations Farmers of America c ha pter Service Commission. edings would presented the board with a have cooked up a method Of come for the operation. remain secret unless Commission, the St. Petersburg one or The code of judicial conduct both of the justices asked petition signed by 367 residents providing some of the "turkey will be sold, as will starter A JQC investigation of Dekie Hospital trustees received the Times reported today. plants for those do-it-yourself who objected to the increa the and Boyd has been revealed would be violated by a Judge they be opened to the public. annual audit Tuesday from ses, day" goodies for area backyard farmers. All proceedings of the corn- previously by the Times and ha ving out-of-court contact wi th "We've already paying CPA Jack Gree ne but delayed mission including even the ex,Is The residents. a are highest rates in the area," lawyer for one side on Commission proceedings th e Miami Herald, The combined agriculture discussion of the report until tence of any charges are secret. On Tuesday and merits of a case. Knowing about secret until after the Supreme McCleave said, "and if this Wednesday, and business committees of the their next meeting. Boyd declined comment. "I'll The two Justices were ac- the contact and failing to report Court acts on the reconunenda- firm wants to put in new Nov. 26 and 27, the merchants chamber, after arranging the The report ShOWS patient be glad to discuss with you the cused of receiving secretly it also would be a violation, tions with a finding of guilt that equipment to upgrade its downtown and in the Sanford de tails for the operation and admissions were 8,253 for 1973- weather, religion or the recesfrom a utility company lawyer service, then that's the Plaza are co-sponsoring with publicity for the B)' a vote of nine of its 13 requires public action, 74 compared to 7,831 for the sion but l have nothing to say on a pre. proposed Supreme Court or- members, the commission of the the Chamber of Commerce a Thanksgiving Day event, previous fiscal year. Births at anything else," he said, The Gulf Power case invojvt'd responsibility hinn City Week" der that would have given the could recommend stockholders — not the to the Su- a technical question farmers' mentioned plans for a similar the hospital were 668 — down on on use of market, Dekle was out of town and utility Industry all it sought in a prerne Court that the two customers." farmers' market and merjus- corporate xtaments in defrom the previous year. Frank Kisk, 104 Highland Fresh could not be reached and for produce plants will chants' corntax case worth potentially tices receive public or private termining cu sale, in the spring. Trustees voted to replace an bills. many m illio nsof dollars. Court, said 'he was "just a be displayed on the downtown Based on the participation reprimands or be removed obsolete 18-year-old X-Ray mnent. The court decided Gulf Power customer" but wanted to know sidewalks and at the plaza, realized in this first attempt, Richard T. Earle Jr. of St. machine with a new unit at an Boyd previously has denied Froui the court, could use the tax payments but if countians were paying a featuring season vegetables the program might be exestimated $130,000 cost, Petersburg , commission any wrong doing and said he However, the Times said left to a later case of determi- "penalty with the new rates at bargain prices. Advertising panded, capitalizing on the following an emotional appeal chairman, also refused to tore up the document and there was some question about nation of how and to what exbecause of the firm's past for the affair, hopefully equal to greater variety of in-season by Pat Riley of the radiology comment. flushed it down a toilet in the whether four of the five re- tent record of poor operation." Boston's Haymarket, will alert produce in the Spring. department. "I beg you to do something for us now," Riley said. "Cost of the equipment has gone up $30,000 in the last six months." He said the obsolete unit, oldest of three in use in the hospital, doesn't provide adequate operator protection, is dangerous, and needs extensive By DONNA EES blessed with adversity to warn repairs. surmountable, but it was not. gathering for assuraia t. us. Herald Staff Writer The Job in Washington will be a help will be available in gamin. 'Morality, patriotism, bigger one, but there are more federal money for an Congressman-elect Richard dedication must be brought people to do It," he said, problems. He assured everyor . Kelly of Pasco County, one of back into fashion," he said, Kelly noted that when he left his office would always beope n, only three Republicans to win adding that "in thing" e _______ now is to office earlier this year there and added, facetiously, tha: election locally is a different be corruptible and immoral. was not a single person in while he was supportirt. breed of politician — elective office in Pasco County economy nationally, he a "If the United States con• philosopher who believes firmly who had been there in 1960; certain his colleagues would ________ tinues to pay the high costs in the power of some had been convicted of along with pouring all availab! positive being charged for fuel, the thinking, betraying the public trust. . federal money into Florida's nation's capital will be depleted Without even mentioning the ______ ___________ mishandling public funds and Fifth Congressional District. w and the country will collapse of subject once during a 30-minute its own other violations of sta te law and weight. f interview at the Rolling hills - -others defeated at the polls, '1 ''Essentially the cost of home of the Bob hirunners of the bad feeling many must be Cold water works best for where he was guest of honor at goerntnent -. -' 4 have toward the legal J( operating food disposals. In a reception earlier this week, diminished and the tendency' 1 profession in view of all those ( toward sprawling bureiucrac', _________ ______ addition to saving hot water. Kelly left the impression of attor ne ys convicted or accused 1. mi,u.t be disper se d. We nust this helps get rid of grease - the deeply religious man. of wrongdoing in the Watergate CLOUDY • "IF confidence in our country, live within our means," he said cold grease solidifies and can affair? t' f• , in our way of government, is not Kelly said since Semin be i'round U[) and washed --k'.'llt.' cu America 's HE WAS CLEANIV HIS OTHaERrH Robert Besserer said the audit shows cash dispersements for the year totaled $5,217,413 as compared to cash receipts of $4,765,127. Included in dispersements were salaries totaling $2,295,426. Besseter noted that $395,000 was paid out from reserve funds on hand In a "restricted account" for purchase of a nursing home to expand hospital' facilities as approved by the Seminole County Cornmission. When the dispersement of the qwcial funds is taken consideration the operating deficit was approximately $57,000, Be&wm ff I W..NT To iNVEST MY 9 MONEY IN SOMETHIN6 I THAT "S A LOW WiSi( I AND 111G64 WETURN' - The proposed new rates would raise minimum water fees from $3.50 to $6 a month , and minimum sewer rates from $4.50 to $16.75 a month , But Southern Gulf representatives of the nineplait, Miami-based firm, could not provide the county with a certified audit that would break down the entire operation into — Hospital administrator eq l BUGS BUNNY -. Rate Rul ing Delayed Operates Chic Young ' -- - Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents %Z7 Tpi%.s HAS ''.&' OPANGEJUICE. k GAP€FU1T JUICE, (PINEAPPLE JUICE OR rOMATO JUICE ? - -- Hospital by Garry Trudeau 5ffNAX44P tJ CATft.2M/ '_\ BLOND I E - mission, sitting as the County granted, the board has to brought out next week, the draw up a deusion informing $74,940 in 1973, }Iart.cock said. Utility Control Board, last night determink if the utility firm is commissioners will then have the Firm of the board's in. With its present rates, which terminated the Southern Gulf in compliance with county laws 55 days From last night to make tentions. have not been increased Since The steep rate increases hearing on requested rate hikes regulating utility operations — a determination on the rate Last night, commissioners 1967, the firm expects to lose requested by Southern Gulf for after the Board decided it had which it will do at a public increase — lull, partial, or none heard county utility consultant $21,255 on the water operation, its water and sewer customers received enough information hearing next Tuesday. at all — and will submit their Harold Hartsock analyze and $85,502 on their sewer will have to wait at least until from the company to move on With the information individual "qualified" findings Southern Gull's finances operation, for 1974. next week for county approval, the request. provided by the firm last night, to county utility attorney The firm's water system lost The Seminole county cornHowever, if the new rates are But before the request can be and the information to he Hobert Morris. Morris will then $8,353 and its sewer system lost approved by the county, the utility firm would clear $43,457 on their water operation, and their s c, Wer -on operation. U 000NESBURY t%5 )W VJT/it,J- J - By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer 'Milton has a split personality! Every time I gel personal h splits!" South 1;ast 16 groaned East. I',s\ "I didn't s ee anyone with a 26 gUII to your head ordering you vu. S4111111, 1 1 0111 4 4J A Q7 •K .143 4.\ to do so," replied West. ' '' 11,11 sI, sint iii ' We feel even stronger than )01Jt partner If West. The overcall made by ss III realize that thIs double Is for East is the sort of bid that kui and must not be kit iii makes no difference most of the You are bidding on tjrd'i li oto time. Occasionally, it tUtfls Out knos sour partner holds. to be a winner once every seven TODAY 'S IflE.STION years or so, but loses the rest of Y our pat i ncr ImIN thus,' cIul, the time. East's overcall had and EaI bids Ilirri 'p,isi,-. proved terribly expensive. sIn you do film , The heart bid told South not to Ansssrr Tontorruss try a heart finesse and also X4VPJR /1 HEY, RSVJ4TA 'ilCt MY WWLYbleRWIRMT fT F#C4UY MUCH - ' 11eY544Y T/14YtOVf EMIND ONE TOO THE WORLD' S OLENCE AND 14UMANITV - _______ 67th Year, No. 73—Wednesday, November 13, 1974 / III,' t)Ul(IIIIg has t*'s'n - - ______ JAMES JACOBY I by Art Sonwm _- C ' llays THE BORN LOSER - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL WIN AT gDIFg' - - - vers t ty A Wg arnin-Ke J Th YOtI KNEW Tb4I 'iJ Ih'tPO(PTOR , THE Cft6TLE c TA. -, ' Y, RE ARRIVE D LATE ONE JJP4T POIN& A MY COt1J.AFTER POD1ER HA D THE ONNOER C0514E0 ME WITH A ø'TTLE-P,% AWPLE ...La451 t MMR.HE WO IKJECTIN6 ME WITH A ORUØ 7 THEN HE HI YOU J Tb4t CR4ATE Inflation AND TRIED T' DO US Wi. IN CAft WE GOT W15E by Howie Schneider ETIREPt LP JLT 9ZI5E#J - _ L&ET FOR A QUARTER ________ _________ Fighter ___ ___ 7 - ____ _____ ___ _____ - ' - ,11fttL L id; n n - tJ �- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1974 POLICE BLOTTER NMON Sanford Zoo Receives IN BRIEF Ultimatum F St te ., Kidnap Case Protested CINCINNATI, Ohio (AP) - Attorneys for a Winter Park, Fla., man accused in a kidnaping have filed suit seeking to prevent the prosecution from using blood, hair and handwriting samples as evidence, CI1ford J. Kroger, 38, a former Cincinnatian, is accused of the Sept. 23 abduction of 4-yearold Allison Mechem, the daughter of Charles Mechem, chairman of the Taft Broadcasting Corp., Sept. 23, The child was found unharmed the next day in a motel, Police said no attempt was made to pick up the $128,000 ransom. fi In the suit filed in U.S. District Cour t., Kroger claims that his civil rights were violated by a court order forcing him to provide the samples. No date has been set for a hearing. Meanwhile, the Hamilton County grand jury began hearing the case Tuesday. Kroger, a civil engineer, remains In jail in lieu of $100,000 bond. Kroger has denied the kidnaping charges and waived extradition from Florida in October. Holdup Suspects' Trial Set Rocky Testifies On Book WASHINGTON (AP) — Nelson A. Rockefeller testified today that he asked his brother Laurance to help find Investors to finance a book critical of former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, his 9T0 opponent for New York overncr. The vice presidential nominee's testimony çctrared him as r 1 publication of (1* than he has so far,ckno!edged He said any discrepancies are due a "*etchy" memory rather than any attempt to cover up the facts. justice, courtesy history and Council to defer action on the Thursday at the Chamber of hUnuin teacher. They feet that traditions, gardening scheme since he is Commerce building in Sanford. they are treated like everyone Private Oliver's wile, working with the East Central Participating In the seminar else when computers are the ) --= --- =-= -. -. - . - -- - - ,. - - SIM - ____________________ _______________________ ' - -. - S _ -•_ GORE VIDAL JoAnn, also resides in Florida Planning Council on the will be representives of the 'teacher'." . — Author Gore 'lids) Altamonte Springs. possibility of securing funding Sheriff's Department, the — Ruth Davis, director Of the discussing defeated Gos, Marine PFC William R. for developing the city's park Sanford Police Department,, the Institute for Computer Sciences Malcolm Wilson of New York Elder III, son of Mr. and Mrs. lands. state attorney's office and and Technology in an editorial. and winner Hugh Carey. William R. Elder Jr. of North area banks and merchants. "Special operations pose ______________________ Orlando, has recently entered SR436 Drivers Seminole County merchants dangers not only to the nations basic training at Camp currently are suffering direct against which they are directed LeJeune, N. C. or indirect losses of 130,00() but to ourselves. They raise the Elder is a 1970 graduate of To Get Relief monthly from bad or forged dlt (,st101) of how far a free Lyman High School. checks, society, In attempting to Drivers along Sit 436 from preserve itself, can emulate a If not 41 cj Interstate 1-4 eastward will Development closed society without finally get sortie m relief this week becoming Indistinguishable from the traffic congestion from it." Officers Elected caused by the unsychronized — Excerpt from the book lights in th "The Invisible Government" by The Sanford-Seminole Timers from the state David Wise and Thomas 8. Development Co., Inc., Ross, an expose of the Central elected Department of Transportation / its officers at a recent meeting. ([)'I') have Intelligence Agency. arrived and will be -selected by the corn- installed "The basic shame.. . about on the lights this week, Th msttee were Clifford MeKibbin county road superintendent J the way senior citizens are Jr., who was retained as president; C. Lavender said. treated Is that people are Clyde Long, declared useless long before Once1ththN1, the timers will treasurer; George Touhy, their time." secretary; Scott Burns, vice- sychronlze the lights so that a — Pollster Louis Harris president, and John Krider, driver operating at a consistent predicting a militant trend rate of speed will be able to executive vice president. among the over-65 group travel through all intersections demanding better care and along SR 436 without stopping. treatment. WIN Gardens "I don't think the press Representatives from ss recognizes Its new position of Altamonte Springs have Are Proposed worked with the county and responsibility, the enormous authority it has acquired. It state over the last year In an bocess VAI also doesn't yet recognize the WINTER SPRINGS—COIJ- effort to have the DOT coor- DR. W.B. SHERMAN dinat&' the signals ilifian Irwin hlunttr f)rojxmed natural jealousies that begin to ' - .aaa. i po po vin of Lakeview Middle School Band concert, 7:30 p.m., at school. Band parents will sell refreshments and cakes following. Open to public. Funeral Notices - -- he,1 ' PIF 1.15 Longwood Tourist Club retired from the U.S. Army, and member of the American Thanksgiving Dinner, noon, Christ Episcopal Church, Mrs. Ethel Lois Cook, 71, a Legion. Survivors include his wife Longwood. Club will furnish former resident of 1009 Park Ave., Sanford, died Tuesday Mrs. Edith Roberts, Sanford; a turkey and dressing, members afternoon in DeBary Man3r. daughter, Mrs. Ginger Smith, bring the rest. Born in New York City, she Meridian, Miss.; brother, CIvitan International i came to Sanford three years Walter Roberts, West Finley, (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier ago from Millbrook, N.Y. She Pa.; sister, Mrs. Bernice Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. was a retired public school I,aschen, Glbsonburg, Ohio; Seminole County Ezteniion teacher and member of and three grandchildren. homemakers "Holiday Brisson Congregational Christian Funeral Home in Showcase" 10 am. to 1 p.m., Church of Sanford, Friendship Charge. Altamonte Springs Civic and Ethel Root Circles, and MRS. MABLE RAULERSON Center. Open to public. Grand Chapter of the State of Christmas Bazaar, Holy New York of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Mable T. Raulerson, 83 , Survivors include a daughter, formerly of Geneva, died in Cross Episcopal Church, 400 South Magnolia Ave., 9:30a.m., Mrs. Lois E. Hendrich, Salt Crescent City Tuesday night. to 2:30 p.m. Turkey dinner Point, N.Y.; son, Clifford L. Born in South Dakota, she was a served from 11:30a.m., to 1:30 Cook, Apopka; two sisters, Mrs. member of Palmetto Avenue P.M. Winifred Weig, New London, Baptist Church, Sanford. Alcoholics Anonymous on N.H.; Mrs. Mildred Allen, Survivors include a son, meeting, Holy Cross Church Lynbrook, LI., N.Y.; one Robert H. Raulerson, Orange granddaughter and one great. City; sister, Mrs. C. E. Hamlin, Parish House, 400 Magnolia Ave. 8-9 p.m. granddaughter. Kalamazoo, Mich. Gramkow Funeral home in Brisson Funeral Home In NOV. 15 charge of arrangements. charge. AARP ( American CLIFTON STRICKLAND Association of Retired Persons) I 2:30 p.m., First Federal of Clifton E. Strickland, 55, of Seminole, First Street. Sanford, 101 Pinecrest Dr., Sanford, died NOV. 1516 Tuesday afternoon at Seminole COOK, MRS. ETHEL LOIS— Rummage and Bake Sale at Memorial Hospital. He was a Memorial services for Mrs. Ethel Lois Cook. 77. former Ascension Lutheran Church, native of Spring Hope, N.C. and resident of 1009 Park Aye,. Overtrook Drive, Casselberry had lived in Sanford since 1969 Sanford, who died Tuesday In DBIFY. will be held Sunday at beginning at 8:30 a.m. moving here from Spring Lake, 2:30 pm. at Congregational N.C. He was a retired Sergeant Christian Church with Rev. Fred NOV. 11 First Class, U.S. Army, a i. Neal and associate P1ttO,1 DeLand Tourist Club dance, 8 veteran of WWII, and member Robert Ek and Edmond L. p.m., Activity Center Earl Webber officiating. Family of Seminole Chapter Disabled requests flowers please be Brown Park, DeLand. Music by American Veterans, Palmetto omitted and those Wishing may Dixie Troubadours. Tickets at Avenue Baptist Church, contribute to Congregational the door. Christian Church Building Fund Masonic Lodge 667 F01 Spring Gramko* Funeral Home in 441 County Council meeting Lake; and Eastern Star charge and Public Speaking and Chapter 303, Spring Lake. RAULERSON, MRS. MAILE T. Parliamentary Procedure Survivors Include his wife, Funeral services for mrs. Workshop, 9:30 a.m. to noon. Mrs. Lona A. Strickland, Mable T. Raulerson. 53. formerly Agricultural Center. Sanford; daughter, Gayle D. of Geneva, who died Tuesday in Crescent City, will be held at 3 Ervin, Sanford, three sons. T am., Friday at Brisson Funeral Carnival to benefit Lyman Sgt. Clifton E. Strickland Jr., 11omwlth Rev C. E Hodges of. junior-Senior Prom sponsored Keesler AFB, MISS., Ronnie ficating. Burial in Geneva by Junior Class, Lyman High char . Cemeter y. Brisson in charge Lee Strickland, Lake Mary; School, Longwood, noon to and Tony M. Strickland, 'San- ROBERTS, ALFRED A. p.m. Gaines, prizes, flea Funeral services for Alfred A. ford; two sisters, Mrs. Nannie Rob'ts. 0. of 136 Country Club market. Lindsey, Rocky Mount, N. C. Dr , Sanford, who died Tuesday, Alcoholics Anonymous and Mrs. Bessie Strickland, Los will be held at 1030 am. Friday, at Brisson Funeral Women's meeting Holy Cross Angeles, Cal.; and brother, Home with Rev Edgar Richey Church Parish House, 400 Claude W. Strickland of San- officiating Full military hOnOrs Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. at graveside in Sylvan Lake ford. Gramhow Funeral Home in Cemetery Britton in tharge NOV. 18 charge. STRICKLAND, CLIFTON E. Woodlands PTA nominating Funeral Services tot Clifton t and steering committee, 7:30 ALFRED ROBERTS Strickland, 55 of 1 necrest p.m., at Sabal Point Elemen0r. Sanford, who died Tuesday tary. Interested parents and Alfred A. Roberts, 69, of 136 will beheld at lie m.. Friday. at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Church teachers from Woodlands Country Club Dr., Sanford, died with Rev C E. Hodges of , school area Invited. Tuesday morning. Born in fiCiatlflg. Burial in Oaklawn Memorial Park Maso.c iet Roscoe, Pa,, he lived in Sanford Humane Society of Seminole vicet conducted by Sanford for the past 6 years, coming Lodge 67 F 1AM Gramkow County, 8 p.m., First Federal, here from Apopka. He was Funeral Home in charge. Longwood. SR 434 and 17-92 -' - I as a Mit.s. ETHEL COOK Nw fhe neighbothood? Haile Selassie Drive, Maitland, reported approximately, items worth $900 were taken from his home while gone on vacation. Wanda Bailey, Orlando, reported $207 In checks and cash was taken from her car County Tuesday while parked at Big Michael Barry Lufkin, 22, is Daddy's Lounge, Casselberry. is Seminole County Jail In lieu Color television valued at $300 of $5,000 bond. He Is charged was reported taken Tuesday with resisting an officer with from Quality Inn. violence to his person. House trailer owned by Stuart Farb, 5573 Semoran Gertrude N. Evans was Boulevard reported stereo tape destroyed by fire of unknown deck valued at $120 was stolen origin Tuesday night at 139 Tuesday from his car. Magnolia, Longwood. County Lee S. Pittman, 113 Naval fire unit extinguished the blaze. AREA DEATHS _doom LONDON - Actor LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Former President Richard Burton is quoted Richard M. Nixon is ex- as saying he was planning periencing dramatic blood to advertise for a suitable pressure Increases, but his woman to bear him a son doctor says he expects him only weeks before be began to be released from the his romance with Princess hospital late this week. Elizabeth of Yugoslavia. The blood pressure jump The actor, recently to an abnormally high of divorced from actress ISO over 95 was noticed Elizabeth Taylor, said j Monday when Nixon, 61, an interview In "Woman's was talking with a visitor. Own" magazine that he Dr. John C. Lungren, would have paid $40,000 for Nixon's personal doctor, the right woman. said the former president's blood pressure Is normally Goldstein about 120 over 70 or 80. CLEVELAND, Ohio ---- Quote/Unquote Trio Richard Burton stolen Tuesday from his home, Ruth Crane, Leesburg, reported her wallet containing $100 was stolen Tuesday while. shopping In Zayre's Department Store, Sanford. NOV. 11-15 Deltona Business and NAllFE Winter Park Chapter Book Fair, hopper Professional Women's Club NatIonal Association Retired Elementary School, Sanford, turkey dinner. 6:30 pin. Federal Employes, S&S 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., In library, followed by meeting at 7:30 Cafeteria, noon. Profits go to Hopper School. p.m. Initiation of members Social I)cpt. Sanford Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 Woman's Club meets 1 p.m., for NOV. 13 p.m., Central Christian Church, bridge and canasta, Ohio Club of Deltona, covered 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. dish dinner followed by meeting Robert Smith, instructor of NOV. 14 at 7 p.m. Election of officers. Ecology at Edgewater High Region VI workshop on drug Talk on Social Security and en- School, will speak on non,abuse for Program Advisory tertainrnentby Tom Wilder and poisonous snakes. Open to Boards, 7-10 p.m., Kahler Karen King, vocalists, public. Plaza, Orlando. LOCAL BRIEFS PEOPLE Jr'i CALENDAR What people WASHINGTON (AP) — Former New York police detective Anthony Ulasewics, next on the witness stand in the Watergate cover-up trial, is expected to describe his role In funneling alleged hush money to the original Watergate defendants. ewics has said previously that he acted as conduit between Herbert W. Kalmbach, who raised the cash, and the defendants and their attorneys, Kalmbach began to cry Tuesday when he testified about his role in the money arrangements, and court was recessed to allow him to regain his compoazire. - — Associated Building and 9,in circuit court at&mn(ord for murder, attempted murder, the FBI will be asked to enter Contracting Co., an Altamonte two suspects charged in at. Attempted robbery, use of a the search for the fugitive. Springs firm. tempted robbery-shootout at an firearm in commission of a Charles Hobbs, of Atiant.a, are saying. . Floyd said in addition to Altamonte Springs food store in felony, shooting within an or- waa killed in a brief gunbattle delays in the project, the city which a third suspect was killed cupied building and with Altamonte Springs police - . — Journalist Harrison has been notified that bills have and a policeman wounded, unauthorized use of a motor responding to reports of an Salisbury on the new role of the not been paid by the firm, vehicle, armed robbery in progress fourth estate. Circuit Court Judge Voile . Consulting Engineer Bill Phillips is being held in Nov. 1, at the A & P food store in "There has been a great deal Palm added that areas where Williams set the trials Tuesday county jail at Sanford and Interstate Mall, SR-436 at 14. ' Of wishful and misinformed lines were installed have been after Dennis Robert Phillips, Parrish In Orange County jail, Altamonte Springs police 12. thinking about marijuana and not been restored to original 28, f Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Orlando, both without bond, Steve Garver was wounded In 40 those who condone Its use had a condition for many weeks. He Dean Parrish, 28, also known as Kitteringham is the object of a the incident. Garver was running start while the •1 said the firm has 12 employes Nadene McPier, of Lyons, Ga., search by law enforcement released Tuesday from Florida scientists were rightly taking working on the pipe-laying crew entered pleas of Innocent when agencies In south Georgia, Hospital North. He said he . are and time to reach their and another eight on cleanup. arraigned. according to State Atty. Abbott hopes to return to work In about UUf)CIUSIOnS." The company has Phillips, Parrish and Dorothy Herring's office. A spokesman three weeks but his left arm will — Columnist Roscoe reorganized, Palm said, and a L Kitteringham were Indicted icr Herring said Tuesday If remain in a cast for up to 12 Drummond in an article on the new completion date of Jan. 31, Nov. 5 by the Seminole County Kitteringham Isn't ap.. weeks. a. "myth" of marijuana. has been set. ' SOPIIIA "(Gov. Malcolm) Wilson is Lou Palm said turning the matter sort of the undead and someone over to the bonding company "Love and concern for each should probably put a stake could cause an additional delay otter's welfare are the most through his heart In Albany. of two, months before work ____________________________________________________________ important ingredients in any Hugh Carey was on television would get underway again, family's life. Love unites us — last week proudly displaying 'ddUI( this is pit Ue t I even when we're apart." this ghastly family of 14. Can lUtion. request for research and survey of mass corn— Actress Sophia Loren you Imagine, In a world over. County Council authorized payment Planning for the project. munications or special studies discussing her marriage and populated, being proud of '' programming courses family. City Attorney Thomas that?" In Training Freeman said there is nothing during the morning hours, "The Palestinians want all of For information contact the Palestine. They will not be wrong with the plan, but A pair of local young men everyone would have to have Junior college, satisfied with the West Rank recently completed Army basic equal access. and Gaza Strip." training and a third man has — Nabee) Shaath, just begun Marine toot camp. Councilman Donald Chamber Holds representative of the Palestine Ap Private James C. Wells Jr., Browning suggested a problem Liberation Organization, after son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. might arise If some gardeners the United Nations granted the Wells Sr. of Deltona and worked hard Planting and Bad Check Meet terrorist group the right to Private Floyd Oliver Jr., son of caring for the garden while speak for PalestInians. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oliver Sr.,others better at 'vesting The "Surveys have shown that Greater Sanford of Altamorite Springs, received might enjoy the fruit of their Chamber of Commerce Is inner-city minority and female instruction in drill, weapons, labor. sponsoring a "bad check" students prefer computer-aided tactics, first aid, military Mayor Troy Piland requested seminar from 8 to 10 a.m. instruction to the traditional Ulasewicz And Hush Money (AP) —Herman Goldstein, 73, executive sports editor ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia of the Cleveland News at (Al') — Deposed Emperor the time it was sold to the Haile Selassie has been Cleveland Press in 1%0, taken back to the Grand died Tuesday. lie was a Palace, housed under an sports writer for 45 years at Army guard in a luxury the News, suite with his daughter, according to reliable 'Sly' Stewart sources. The former SANTA MONICA, Calif. monarch had been held in an army headquarters (Al') — The leader of the since his removal as head "Y and the Family Stone" rock music group Of slate on Sept. 12.. and his wife, Kathy, are talking retinciliation, Betty Bunnell Attorneys for Sylvester BERKELEY, Calif. "Sly' Stewart and his tAPs - The mother of a estranged wife said they Symbionese Liberation are trying to work out an Army fugitive, who is agreement to get the wankd f'r a hank rnbbk'rv f.upk b k 'i ;t U r J ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - of $58,334.43 to Associated about $700,000 has been paid for acre tract south of SR 436, The contracting company in- Contracting and $875.77 In work done so far, THEY'RE BEST OF FRIENDS across from San Sebastian stalling sewer lines on the north engineering fees to Palm's In other business, council subdivision, near Orange Jamie Weaver and Chris, her St. Bernard, are doing their best side of the city has been given a Glace and Radcliffe scheduled a public hearing for Avenue. or a worthy cause. Jamie, 8, of Wenathee, Wash., was born week to shape up its operation engineering firm for work done 6:30 p.m., Jan. 7, on the The Dec. 24 and Dec. Dcc 31 without eyes and is the 1975 National Poster Child for the March or the bonding company since payment to the company requested annexation and council meetings were can- of Dimes. assuring the $1.6 mill ion project a month ago. Palm said that rezoning to commercial of a 2.1 celled. -will be asked to take over. Mayor Norman Floyd announced at Tuesday night's city council meeting that he ordered the deadline after numerous problems developed with Trials have been (Dec. Grand Jury on charges of prehended within a few day WASHINGTON AP) — The Federal Energy Administration has sent President Ford a long menu of policy choices for reducing U.S. dependence on foreign oil, but the featured listings are conservation measures like extra gasoline taxes and restrictions on downtown parking. The report had been ordered by former President Richard N. Nixon, who said It should be a blueprint for the United States to achieve independence from imported oil by 1980. However, the study later was downgraded to an "option paper" and It concludes that complete oil dependence by 2980 is neither possible nor desirable. Nixon Il- mv Altamonte Tells Sewer Contractor To Sh n-pe L-1 Oil Independence Impossible Richard :-' Sanford Lou Charles Harold II, 21, 1118 Pine Avenue, Sanford, is In Seminole County Jail in Lieu of $5,000 bond and charged with carrying a concealed firearm. Wayne Stewart Joyce, 38, 4220 South Orlando Drive, Sanford, is in Seminole County Jail In lieu of $13,500 bond, charged with assault, improper exhibition of a firearm and carrying a concealed firearm. Michael F. Spangler, 213 Lavrez Avenue , reported television, stereo, and other items valued at $1,728 were 0 The Central Florida Zoo has of the ultimatum by a corn- "one or two times in the past Former Wild Kingdom star 30 days to either correct missioner from the Florida has it ever confiscated Stan Brock raised over $3,000 overcrowded conditions at the Game and Fresh Water Fish animals." Usually, Brantly for the construction during a Sanford Zoo or to show commission last week. said, the commission will go recent cross-peninsula run over significant progress towards The Inspector Informed along with the zoo if officials Florida, but $87,000 Is still the completion of new facilities Hanna of the situation last are making an honest effort to needed. under construction outside week, and told him the Zoo work out the problems. The Fish and Game inSanford, according to Zoo would later receive written vestigator reportedly found the Director Jack Hanna. notice of the directive. A lack of donations have zoo animals in good condition And if progress isn't However the inspector's slowed construction of the new but said that the overcrowding demonstrated the zoo could superior, Col. Robert Brantly, zoo facility, at the 104-acre can lead to mental stress. The have some of its animals said the Game and Fish Central Florida Zoological outdated drainage system, he removed by the state. Commission has the power to Park near interstate 1-4 and 17- said, can also cause disease Hanna said he was informed remove zoo animals, but only 92. among the animals. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.Wednesday, Nov, 13,1974-3A ia CIOCUrU AUc Our tradition of professional •1 =- -= :' - - - �OPINION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EventonolleraW g Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FLORIDA Askew Considers Special Session Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-4A An ti-Castro CUbans Threaten "Ala r' for MIMS, Fla. (AP) — Burnett he has a lot of farm land, So, In the President Ford's WIN program, he's offering It free who plant on it. "We had no particular use for all that land, so we decided we should help people who live in apartments, condominiums and trailer and have a yard too small things in," Burnett said Tuesday. Burnett, who moved with his wife, Patty, to this community north of the Kennedy Space Center last year, says he has received many responses since he offered about eight of his 10 acres in a letter last month to the TODAY newspaper in nearby Cocoa. "About 50 people came out and said they'd be back in the spring, but about l2 folks said they didn't want to wait until said Burnett. "Right now, they're planting corn and tomatoes, cabbage and squash and beans. George spirit of - Stanley's 19 1 to party. _:. • " any wonuer mat il.. -- - of - am not - at all. 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"He asked to a motel , He said he had never offered one weekend and stay with him, a ring to any girl before, but if! b- as man and wife, for he said all would be his wife, he'd put it on the girls did such things nowa- my finger at that moment and days. Follow it up with a wedding band "Well, I was shocked and after our graduation. brokenhearted, for I really "Well, Dr. Crane, I was so loved him truly. choked that I "But I told him I was then the could only nod assent, so he exception to his rule. slipped the ring on my finger "And 1 said I was disap- and then he kissed me. pointed In him for I had thought "Rut III hadn't read your fre. he wasn't like the usual man in quent warning that men prefer being Interested only in select wives from girls with "Well, I was In tears at that spunk and religious idealism, point, so I left hut and ran into I'd probably nave ruined my the dormitory. chance for true happiness." "And I felt that all my Repeatedly I have warned idealistic dreams had crashed you unmarried girls that men around my head, so I cried may play around several myself to sleep. goodtime girls, yet desert them "Hi' didn't come back for Mien it comes time For marmore dates until several weeks riage! later, when he telephoned, For true love Involves respect asking me out for dinner, and idealism, in addition to "By this time, I had been able physical magnetism or erotic to pick up the pieces of my that- charisma, Wed dreams, so I could smile Men may consort with women and affect a gay mood I didn't of loose morals and even feel, protest their love In order to "During mncal, he was make a girl surrender to their more quiet than usual, so I tried sexual demands. to keep conversation flowing. Yet they may have no real I "And as we strolled across love for her, for men want the campus on the my wives with moral spunk and dormitory, he suggested we sit idealism! down and watch the moon out So send for my "Tests for over take Michigan. Sweethearts," enclosing a long "Then he suddenly blurted stamped, return envelope, plus out an apology, saying he was 25c. GEORGE W. CRANE Pb. D., M. D. Electric Ranges OtIJE, 9 Se TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The Cabinet has approved reduce beach erosion by planting the seeds of a fragile looking plant. Cabinet officers Tuesday approved the plan, which Includes harvesting sea-oat seeds in remote areas and replanting them on eroded beaches. The brown plants are given major credit for keeping many areas, particularly barrier islands and dunes, from washing away. "This Is a very vital program in helping us prevent beach erosion," said Harmon Shields, director of the Department of Natural Resources. inc to go Machines SAVE $5000 s• Sears Dryers Sears Sears Tractors SAVE SAVE SAVE $9000 $4000 $18000 Water I Heaters - I Sears SAVE $2500 with happy tears . (• TALLAHASSEE, Fla. iAPt — objections by Gov. Reubin Askew, Florida's Cabinet says a Jacksonville firm must pay the state for all dredged silt and muck dumped on land it Is preparing as a build floating nuclear power plants. On a 4-2 vote Tuesday, the Cabinet said the state should collect $1 icr each cubic yard of material dredged from Jacksonville Harbor and dumped on the proposed plant site for Offshore Power Systems. The Cabinet's action could cost OPS, a joint venture of Westinghouse Electric Co. and Tenneco, $1.4 million. The plant would build nuclear power plants which could be floated to offshore sites to supply electricity to coastal areas. By very or turn on • Wins Her Husband reflect gainst any for your any Mrs. Gal Says 'No' And to come teresting don't rate a program to of of A personal calculator built budget. Wib more fealures than YOU might expect, ever gave me a notearn- - of this Flathboxe rate of Sea Oats OK'd For Beaches !ars must - site to 01 reality in front page - WEST PALM BEACH, Flit. tions From FP&L that conFP&L attorney Shepard King tees me a fair rate of ret urn on (AP) Arguing against a sumers tighten their anything. Who belts to said that the firm was Florida Power & light Co. re- save money and electricity. Ing the 9.5 per cent re- guarantee of survival? And quest for a $143 million "I have more not. that's what FP&L wants," allowed by the state and cites in my belt," said hike, a retiree complained The utility, which serves 1.6 utility was demanding a guar- Vladimer, adding that FP&L argued that "We're not earning million residential and industriantee of survival not provided "has a big belt and many not. a fair rate of return on our inthea." al customers, wants the PSC to vestment." to consu mers. Mrs. Vladirner, of West Palm grant it an interim $9 million Mrs. Viadiuner, who lives ii Ada Vladirner, 72, told a Pub- Beach, is vice president of Con. rate increase while awaiting lie Service Commission hearing sumers Against High Prices $234.a-month social security completion 'hearings on the Tuesday she resented sugges- and Inflation, pension, said, "No one guaran- $143 million request. - Despite of executi Retiree Opposes FPL Rate Hike of itor , I.95 Jax Firm Must Pay For Fill to Letter To The Ed TheNOVUS against I governor to ger up a Jan. y to come this to -- yet tenced death, it points out. Eigh:y of the 149 could expect the Republicans back with a rush — probably as early as 1976. prisoners on death row are black, as are five the ni ne cases it is appealing. But all th ings are not equal. To put it simply, the Republican party is badly out of skew with If it is doubtful that the Supreme Court will go political this country. It has managed all the way at this time and abolish capital Editor: to convince a lot of people that it is essentially a necessary for the nurses to call him, Dr. Stanley punishment, it Is even more unlikely that It will It is with regrets that I rind it neemssary to was either at the hospital or calling the nurses. hand down a decision that would open the way front for Big Business — which Is certainly an to write this letter. oversimplifIcation, but roughly the same Therefore, I fully expected the Evening mass on 149 convicts. Yet it On Friday, Oct. relation to the (acts that sr'ke bears to fire. Seminole Memorial Herald to have a write up of Dr. eventually face the central issue, and if it Hospital was (Wed with a hushed sadness as the The Republican patty fr death. When equivocal in Its did not happen I does so on the basis the arguments of the approach to social problems that it can't even news quickly spread tLit our beloved Dr. Gordon thought you would oblige with an editorial. Isn,t NAACP and other dea penaIty foes. it is inth bring itself Stanley had passed away. Although his death this the least you could have done for such an out squarely for a that the was anticipated, many the personnel openly 0u4standing citizen' same stitutional amendment ag iinst bussing. And arguments can be used a other notion of inspired leaderthlp may be inferred wept as their hearts were heavy with grief for a Dr. Stanley will be missed by many, and as punishment, fellow worker. from the fact that when the incumbent for myself I (eel fortunate to have known such a The criminal statutes in the 50 in all Dr. Stanley loved his children and they dedicated individual. Republican President, himself the product of Categories of offenses, are far from states, uniform to nate and reciprocated with love, respect, and admiration, appointment and resignation, came desig far from equally applied, Dr. Stanley could always be reached, seven a Vice President, the man he close was a superSincerely, It might be better just to do away millionaire in his late 60's who has been Iden- days a week and 24 hours of the day, When with capital Mrs. Ernest AStamm, R.N. punishment.. period—simply as something no seriously Ill children were hospitalized It wasn't tilled for at least 20 years with the liberal wing of I IBM Paloma Ave., Sanford longer useful tolerable In a civillzeJ society. the t is i wh e 59 percent of the American people tell pollsters t.hat they think themselves as "conservatIve," only 23 percent will identify themselves as Republicans? Can you blame them' It is high time the serious conservative politicians in this country and I talking about Nomv crabbed liquc, but about the substantlal majority of men and women in public life who still believe in patriotism, campassion and common sense stopped trying to pretend that the present party labels have any meaning - TAMPA, fin(At)) A federal Judge has taken tinder d lcuwndefense motions to dismiss conspiracy, bribery and perjury charges Sen. Edward Gurney, IL-Fla., accused of collecting kickbacks from builders. U.S. District Judge Hen Krentzman also set a tentative trial date of 20, contingent on the decision on the dismissal niotkn. Krentzman Is expected to rule within a week on a trial site. At the close of a five-hour pretrial hearing Tuesday, Krentzman took under advisement motions for a change of venue, severance of other defendants in the case and a motion to throw out the charges. Death Row Haunting Top Court M to Judge Mulls Gurney Motions ) of Sarasota Building Ban Upheld then," throws a public temper tantrum when his team loses a game. Nor shall we dwell too long on the "adults" who WILLIAM A. RUSHER .. i.. DON OAKLEY ', • run the Little League baseball program and who, a.... after seeing the Little League World Series won four years ma row by teams from Taiwan, decided — ,.'$."4' ___ to rectify that situation by limiting the competition I.''r''. 'to teams from the United States. __ ___ The news item that does disturb us' I . concerned a young man from Brooklyn, an 18-year_ _ ( old Boy Scout explorer who is accused of setting fire to a convent and then reporting the blaze to get _________ ____ credit for helping to save lives. •1 _ _____ Now obviously this isn't the sort of competition ___ encouraged or even tolerated by the Boy Scouts of ____ A careful look at last week's election returns America. Still, the youngster must have felt In 1972, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled S to 4 ''• have come ______ himself under some sort oI pressure toex_0suggests that the Um that the death penalty is unconstitutional if—. and Republican party to rise and offer somebody else _______ • ____ be competitive, if you wish — within his peer group. It has been a knotty "if" ever slwe then—it is ______ I' ______ . _____ ___ applied In such a way that some persons are He was a member of the Explorer Aux ry Police me fact that the Democrats won heavily is ______ ' sentenced to death and oUrs to imprisonment which has a program in which individual units almost beside the point. If they couldn't win ' for committing the same offenses. work with local police precincts in reporting heavily after a Republican Vice President had c•. Although most of the 39 states that have capital crimes and emcrgcncies, pleaded nolo, contendere to tax evasion and a •. ____ Punishment have revised their statutes in an Fire marshals said the youngster told them he Republican President had resigned to avoid • _ ... • i•• attempt to conform to the court's guidelines, no ntfororthgjusuce,wbenco" :.; ____ ______ set fire to the convent because "he felt he •.;;,one has been executed since 1972—or had been :1,wouldthey' receive the most recognition from his superiors if for five years before the court took up the issue. M a matter of (act, given the traditional off__________ he reported a church fire." ____ Today, 149 felons sit on the death rows of 17 year swing against the party In the White House • ___________ Competition is obviously a good thing; our states. _____ and the unique disadvantages the GOP was __________ __ society simply couldn't unction without the : In hopes of having capital punishment aboringunder this year, itasiowingwasn't even 'T1 _______ _______ competition between Ford and General Motors, for outlawed absolutely for all time, the Legal all that bad. There will be 38 Republican Defense Fund of the National Association for the instance, or even Hertz and Avis. But thM's no Senators and 143 Republican Representatives on Advancement of Colored People No brought hand when the new Congress convenes in escaping the fact that not every youngster Is nine cases to the Supreme Court, seven from mr, as well as 13 Republican governors. - ' physically or emotionally able to shoulder the North Carolina and two from Georgia. The court Yet some of us can still remember the holocaust . •. ______ _______ additional burdens brought about by an over has agreed to hear the appeal of one of them. of 1936, which left only M Republicans hanging - emphasis on competition. It Is not at all certain, however, that the court -jr in the House of Representatives and a bare 16 It isn't necessary that we all enter the cornwill audress the issue of capital punishment in the Senate - plus just seven Republican ______ / petition. In fact, it is probably healthy for society itself. It could avoid it by ruling on the much governors out of 48 Boy, what a field day the that some of those among us are happier and more . , narrower questions Involved in the one case pundits and the editorial writers had with that '/fl alone. ° productive studying the stars, or writing poetry, or VcA Swings as big as this year's (or bigger) are composing music, or simply standing off to the side To support its contention that the death / nothing new in American political history. Just penalty is "cruel and unusual punishment" and and studying what makes the competitors tick, two years ago, in the presidential contest, the hence banned under the Constitution, the "Ho, Ho, Ho Yours.lf I' NAACP has assembled a number of persuasive Democrats found themselves unable to carry a ______________________________________________________ arguments. single state In the Union save Massachusetts look at them now. All things being equal, ou -' Blacks and the poor are still most often 'I Give Up' BERRY'S WORLD to anyone courts Handle Competition we want - to grow Not Everyone Can figure says excess IP WASHINGTON - The fragmented Cuban neither peace nor freedom under the Marxist- not turn against the nation "which opened its permit the crew to flee a (Ire. Actually the organizations in the United States, joining Leninist definition of peaceful co-existence.,,heart and hands to i," broken doors and missing rungs not only would Home De1ivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; together for the First time in over a decade, have Then, the document concludes enigmatically DEATH TRAPS: Here is the second in the impede their escape but would permit the fire to Year.mail: $28.40. By$2.70; Mail:6 Months, In Florida same as home delivery. All quietly served notice on the State Department that "under certain internal and International two-part report, based on secret Navy enflame them and bake them alive as If they other Month, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. that they will wage underground warfare, if conditions a new strategy may be adopted to documents, on the shocking deterioration of the were In a long metal oven. necessary, to thwart a detente with Fidel Castro. reach the liberation of Cuba regardless of the helicopter carrier fleet. In case of combat, every man aboard would In their meetings in Washington, they have consequences. " The Navy's seven helicopter carriers are be in danger from the wretched maintenance. The Cubania Beligerante exopenly compared themselves to the Palestinian plained that this means if all else fails, they will supposed to deliver Marine assault troops in case "The storage of whole blood for the treatment of Liberation Organization, which has been carrying on terrorist warfare in the Middle East. become a U.S.-based PLO dedicated to they should be needed in an emergency, say, In casualties," states the report, "is severely terrorizing Fidel Castro. the Middle East. Although they cost millions and limited due to Both moderate and militant groups have The racks for jettisoning bombs are so poorly They will "campaign against Castro" in are still comparatively modern, they have been advised that they will seek a peaceful solution first but, if that Fails, they will engage in "urban league "with elements within Cuba and without permitted to fall into such disrepair that they no designed that there is nothing "to prevent per. lo longer are safe. sonnel from accidentally sliding overboard." CIA help," they advised Washington. guerrilla action" witIün Cuba. me communications antennae are secret surveys by the Navy's top The exile groups fear the Castro regime will The fact that the anti-Castro organizations Rear Adm. John Bulkeley, warn that the satisfactory." The navigation warning lights are Americans have always taken a great deal of be 1egitimaUI by the Organization of have agreed on anything Is an extraordinary carriers could become death traps for the Navy so poorly arranged that a 60 degree "blind spot" pride in our love of competition, American States and U.S. diplomatic event In itself. There are an estimated One crewmen and Marine fighting men who sail in exists on the ship's port side for ships ap. To be Cflmpetit lye is to he a factor, a force, a rt'r.:nition Thus, the leaders of tiw iar:ct anti. million Cubans scattered across the UnitI thciii. roc hin the Ukinaa at night. presence whether it be on the athletic field, or the Castro organizations met In Washington on States, arid they have formed several dozen exile Finally, if the carrier should start sinking, the Fire is the terror of the sea, both in war and classroom, business or politics. November 1 and formed an umbrella group iOUPS. peace. Yet on board the USS Okinawa, Bulkeley sailors and Marines would have no means to called the "Cubania Beligerante," or Belligerent In short it is the difference between being Only half a dozen or so, however, are con- found that "the (ire doors between the hangar save themselves. "All the ship's lifelines, Cubans. "somebody" and "nobody." sidered by U.S. authorities to be effective. The deck and the vehicle storage area will not close llferaiiz and liferings," the report charges, "are heir numbers include a past president of usual pattern, one government official has told fully." considered safety hazards." It is the difference, we like to think, between Cuba, Dr. Carlos Prio, plus an ex-president of the us, "Is for the members of the group to fight, What is true of the Okinawa, according to the United States and the rest of the world. The pipes carrying highly Inflammable fuel high Navy sources, is also largely true of the Cuban congress, businessmen, educators and fragment and form new splinter groups." Sometimes, though, we wonder if our preocform Cuban military officers. are "routed through the ship's incinerator other six helicopter earners. cupation with being competitive isn't being carried FOOTNOTE: Several weeks ago, we reported room" and "immediately adjacent to the FOOTNOTE: Adm. I.C. Kidd, the bluff head Following their Washington meetings, the to extremes: if in fact, we aren't doing grave that CIA-trained and anti-Castro commandos in welder's table." Failure of some conduits of Navy Materiel, told us the Okinawa is not the Cuban leaders solemnly signed a decl2atlon of Miami have vowed to launch a campaign of "would cause fuel oil to flood the fire room only ship in need of fixing. He pointed to his damage to many young people who sim ly can't common purpose. They then deliv handle the peer*pressure that accompanies being a copy of terror within the United States If diplomatic bilges," warns Bulkeley's secret report. btaiiy blunt statements to Congress about the the document to Deputy Assistant Secretary of recognition Is extended to Cuba. Some of these Boiler pipes are "soft patched" or "In an need for swift action throughout the Navy. competitive. State for Inter-American Affairs Harry same militants, we have learned, have thrown advance state of deterioration." Slilaudeinan. ",Then they break," he said, "I (Ix 'em. But the And the emphasis on being competitive too their support behind Cubania Beligerante. In The most hideous danger in ship isbroken entire fleet needs maintenance." As to the often exposes young people to the likes of Woody Their covenant states that they "cannot their Washington meetings, however, the key doors and missing rungs in an enclosed escape Okinawa, Kidd said it is undergoing rapid and Haves, the Ohio State football coach, who annually coexist with dictatorship . . . There can be exile leaders assured officials that they would passageway. Supposedly the enclosure would comprehensive repairs. the erning wants to Maybe GOP ShouldG Up Its Seat The proposed legislation and conspiracy charges should probably could be passed in a be dismissed because Askew's ered today whether to call a lion that the Interama Authorhassee, to hear their recomBut he said a state law gov- one-day special session while appointment of State Ally. Ed.. special legislative session to Ity be abolished, with the state mendatlons on the special sesthe appointment of state lawmakers are in Tallahassee ward Austin of Jacksonville correct problems revealed by taking over the land unless sian, attorneys as special proseorganization the 1975-76 wasmproper. an appeal court order dis- Dade County picks up the projAskew was due to fly to At. cutors should be clarified and sessions next week, Askew said. The ruling is being appealed missing indictments against ect. lanta today for a meeting of the revised to eliminate objections The appeal court said last to the state Supreme Court. former Education CornAskew met late Tuesday with Southern Growth Policies raised by the 1st District Court week that Christian's in. The decision also endangers missioner Floyd Christian. Senate President-designate Board. He said he hoped to an- of Appeals in the Christian dictment.s by the Leon County the indictments of Treasurer If a special session is called, Dempsey Barron, 11)-Panama nounce a decision Thursday order, grand jury on bribery, perjury Thomas O'Malley and former state Sen. George Hollahan, D. Miami, by the Leon County grand jury under Austin's guldance. Askew said the law should be changed allow a TALI.AHASSEE, Fin. (AP) Treasurer Thomas O'Malley, The low-rent proposal fell UnShevin appoint a said would endanspecial prosecutor to the Cabinet's power to p r o. Sarasota County's attempt to usually on opposite sides, voted der Cabinet control as a devel- ger Cabinet authority. Instead, tact the environment, examine a specific subject preserve an area near Sarasota to reject a motion by Atty. Gen. opment of regional impact be. he called For a finding that the without removing the resident O'Malley said such a requireas a "green belt" by refusing to Robert Shevin to approve the cause of its size and effect on county's decision to preserve unent should be part of the law state attorney. allow it be developed has county's decision, more than one county. the undeveloped area compiled because it would require the Askew said he has set been upheld by the Florida Their primary objection was A state hearing examiner, with the state Land and Water Cabinet to use greater care in meeting with Dade County Cabinet, 1egto the form of the motion, rath- Philip S. Parsons, recommend- Management Act. deciding whether or not to re- isLitors on the Interama projThe Cabinet said Tuesday ina er than on whether Mode Inc. ed against the project on Shevin said requiring adevei. verse a local decision, eel. 4-2 vote that "no significant should be allowed to build a grounds that the developer oper to show significant benefit cause had been shown" for re- proposed 2,310-unit housing should be required to show sig- or detriment to change a local versing the commissioners. project between Sarasota and nificant benefit or detriment to goverment decision went beGov. Reulnit Aske and Venice to the south. an area's environment yond the law and could endan- Free Farm Land Offered WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C.MARKEY,Advertising Director Critics of President Ford's economic proposals have armed themselves with a computer analysis which purports to show that if they were adopted it would have little effect either on the rate of inflation or unemployment. According to the computer used by the Wharton School of F'mance, so many items in the Ford program would cancel each other out, the economy would behave about the same if nothing new were done at all. If enputer is smart enough to that out, maybe It is sniart enough to tell us what Mht to be done instead. Let Is tell the computer stable prices, full employment, low interest rates, plenty o energy, a balanced federal budget and a healthy balance of payments In International trade. Then can just sit back and wait to hear the answer — or an eerie voice saying "1 give up." TALLAHASSEE, Fla . (AP) Askew said Tuesday, it would City, and House Speaker-desig- afternoon when he returns to - Gov. 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HOSPITAL NOTES °,' 4$Amerkan rI humorist "4 49 One who divides 13 Utah Indian portion ______ "_E 14 Toiletry cvs- 52 Adds 15 =es condiment 31 ROITISn lose 7Corger 56 Sea bird god 16 B5b'lonsan $7 Frozen water fisherman 32 Obligation earthgod SO Kind ofduck IPastry 35 Vienna 17 Dill herb 610eralic solo covered (German) IS Over 62 Mongrel main dish 31 Everlasting 20L.anded 9S,cihan S3Grafted 40tJIi volcano 43 Maimers 22 64 Feminine 10 Beef fat direction suddenly nickname ii Building 45Tidiei' 23Knok 65 Roof finial place 47 Cost 25 Welsh cheese 66 Hollow grass 19 !mall t'ilibie 49 Mssculirw dish stem fishes nickname 29 Weary DOWN 21 Took it seat 50 At this place 23 Fuse I Birthday SISetd ZlSmallfaod 34 irish — covering apec&alts portion 36 Ireland 25 — avis 21 rayer 53 (Jn.aspiraied 37 1tnolssti 54 London art h Discord 3 SUSIeJW&C month 4allery goddim 4Jrss tib V I'oiuLr 55 sn(m vehicle 41 Ear of corn riftef ag'eIlc SlBrvriage center 21 rime in 5 Tavern contrner 42 Rugged 6 Resident of 1fl" 59 Son of Gad mountain iltiti I 30ya;'w (suffix, ir ib, nil; HU17N 6 . LONDON (AP) -Britons rushed to gas stations today to stock up before a IS per cent price increase ordered by the government takes effect. The increase in gas tax was part of the Labor government's new budget aimed at reviving tottering industry and meeting the energy crisis. It was announced Tuesday by Chancellor of the Exchequer Dents Healey. The price of an Americanslze gallon of gasoline goes up 17 cents Monday, to $1.26, and other increases already planned will push It up to $1.43, industrial sources said, jFjf l Army meal 12 Hebrew 4ftw British Gassing-Up' IAn$wertoPr.v,ouP,zzø 1pTT Klmj MJ 1 IO}I IJ L Its L ACRO 44 Least t' 1 Public eating desirable 441Eztrawnry J 5 non : I\\VASELINEL I NOME, Alaka (AP) - Communities along the stormbattered northwest Alaska coast braced for a second powerful storm today as flood waters began to recede. No casualties were reported after Bering Sea waves whipped inland by strong winds flooded sections of Nome and surrounding villages in what Gov. William A. Egan called a "full scale disaster," Nome and some other communities along the coast were without adequate food, drinking water and power as the second storm approached. ...... ............. GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Uterature and.or. Free Survey - Approved a $10 petty cash fund for the We department. - Authorized the mayor to write a letter to Nader Homes acccIti1 u into the city the balance of Lake Searcy Shores (Longwood Grove) contingent on an updated maintenance bond being submitted, — Instructed Chairman Don Schreiner to request the county commission to eliminate I parking for IX feet on the southeast side of SR 427 at Church Street, as a traffic safety measure. — Adopted a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a contract with Sprague Elec. tronics providing lire proteetion at an annual fee of $1,190. — Authorized the city engineer to apply for a new temporary operating permit for the Skylark sewer package plant. : Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe* Clean *Economical ' Storm Batters Alaska oi Event "IN SAME OPENING" THE SICK BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Gunmen have killed four more persons In Belfast and Londonderry, raising the confirmed death toll In Northern Ireland's civil war to 1,015 in nearly four and a half years. Police said two men fired into a Roman Catholic youth club at a Belfast convent, killing a 26-year-old teacher and critically wounding a IS-year-old boy. A 17-year-old employe at a Belfast filling station was killed .whlle tjs, terrorists held a gun on his girl friend. And two youths were found dead In Londonderry. ............. ....... v •1... ii ..,... at,,... usv ii votes uicy Irish Killings Continue ''OLD GIFF 110,VES IAM2.. 79, NMI ale I III Lf"IT I 29 ' ANcy BOWS ,, WID0 341j tk snfG5 VC . ITLATHER T EATPAB NRMTOVODWSFM u I I I METAL1C2. GARLAND -. UE SHK HVOLTMETERAMVOLATAW ATSEWMEEMTLONNAOONT M2 1 covivriir FOR _5,T"._ jPV Y LECTRICMT SHAVELIIIY TjMAXI PADSYIC WWNMTURHTTERSHLTORI I RISTM ply STAYFREE - 26 SCH Of 1101 IN QUITO, Ecuador (API Haiti and Guatemala were the key to the failure of the drive to lift the Or ganization of American States' diplomatic and economic sanctions against Cuba. Sponsors of the resolution to end the 10year-old quarantine against the Fidel Castro government ASWRAP AS SORTED V..'. Betty Jo Mcleod and Dorothy Restoration of the late 1800's Pearson, cochairmen of the Longwood Hotel, now owned by event, said the old Bradlee. builder-developer-real estate Mclntrye house, moved into agent GeorgesSi. Laurent, has the city from Altamonte been underway for some time. Springs last year, will be suf. The Victorian House on ficiently restored for public Warren Street, also restored, Is showing in addition to six or now 1LS4d as an antique shop. :4.,(r) othtr buildings already - The Victorian cottage on Bay restored, Street, believed to have been Miss McLeod said the one of the cottages connected requested grant from the Bi- with the hotel in the 1980's, Is centennial Committee would be being restored by Grace $2,500 for "seed money." Bradford, president of the historic society, Other buildings on the historic tour in the downtown The old Elena Shaw house on section will include the "inside- Church, east of Wilma, will be outside" house, believed to be opening in the next few days as the first nineteenth century pre- a candle shop of the Victorian fabricated house In Central era. Florida, now being furnished in In other action, council Cuba Sanctions Remain am,,.,,, authentic Victorian period earlier this week: pieces. - Adopted on second and final reading ordinances anThe house, moved to nexing and rezoning the Stolte Longwood from Altamonte properties off SR 427 for Springs to save it from commercial and Indttri,a1 use destruction, is believed to have and off Seminola Boulevard for be'n built In Boston by an old commercial use. Also included sea captain, disassembled, in the annexations were the L.......ta aUIUUgIIL LU Iiianiord by snip and Seniinola Boulevard right-ofcarried by mule train to way from SR 427 to U.S. 17-92 Altamonte Springs. and a portion of SR 427 north. LONG WOOD - City council has endorsed a request from the Central Florida Society for historic Preservation to the state Bicentennial Committee for funding for the planned -. . . . -. , wanung tour and celebration in the city's historic district April 5 a nd 6. --- OR FOIL §4:77qI AK f51 jj By DONNA ESTES Heald Staff Writer Addresses UN counted Haiti and (,inl.mn1n UIIVI BicéntenniaI needed. But alter four days of negotiations at the foreign ministers' conference that ended Tuesday, Haiti and Guatemala joined the United States, Bolivia, Brazil and Nicaragua in abstaining. The vote was 12-3, two short of the two-thirds majority needed for adoption. 14.99 WILLIAMS UIIIISOi '_____ 3OCT LIMIT 00111 IMLECSUMCATREAAFRT PAP - TUBE R(G207 149 1 LIMIT I HEAD & SHOULDERS PLBUTOATHATRATTWAHC NOEOMOUOEFSTARTTNAR gg FOOT GUARD LIMIT ONE ELECT RI VW FT ER CWWD V E I.: Q Q CHRISTI 88 - For UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) - Breaking precedent right and left, Yasir Arafat was scheduled to open the United Nations General Assembly's historic debate on Palestine today with an appeal for help in establishing a new nation in the Middle East. Only once before - when Pope Paul VI visited in I95 had the Gcrli'ral Assembly invited SPIIICWIC not representing a member country to speak to the assembly. For the first time, the assembly is debating "the question of Palestine" and not the problem of the Palestinian refugees driven from their homes by the creation of Israel In 1948. DOUGLAS FIR kctrznd U sembly has spurned the South African government's appeals for time to change its racial policies and voted to bar the white-minority regime from further participation in its proceedings. The vote Tuesday night was 91-22, with 19 abstentions, It did not cancel South Africa's membership in the United Nations but denied it the right to speak or vote in the assembly and its committees. The United States and several West European countries contended the assembly's wnu .-..... ilia fit •TI wnc fk - -------, .- iwtlnn .... •..-. ' i" first time the assembly had ever silenced a member country. Arafat HEAT MODERNI REPLACE YOUR GAS OR L_ Air OIL HEATER WITH Returns Approves'Funds City White Minority Barred MJ me u.r. General As- loss Cliod Warm WORLD IN BRIEF Nelswender's "resolution" new ones going on in the future due to lack of coordination for Improvement was that "the Meniere's disease. It is located hearing loss Is usually worse '.! _______ between the various builders erosion should be corrected by ( in my right ear where I have lit- during the severe attack. As the ' I .__________ .. iI the builder as soon as possible." Dissatisfied with 10 minor and the county?" tie or no hearing and I'm attacks recur the hearing gets In addition, "all constructIon planning deficiencies at the always dizzy. There is also a progressively worse. Neiswendcr said that most of has been red-tagged by the ' Springs development near constant buzzing. The buzzing in the ear maybe ______________ ' 1S ____ Longwood, county corn- the problems are on their way building department and no Could you give me a little in. constant even between severe I .... _____ missioners Tuesday agreed to being solved, but that there new permits will be issued until formation on this as to what attacks. Incidentally, this is . ',, ' that county planner Roger was one situation that still the Spring Run portion of the causes it, if there is cure, and only one 01 many causes of • r1 bothers US. Nelswender should make Planned Unit Development . an other information on it as I ringing in the ears, so I hope ______________ ' the site inspections of the In his letter to Downs, (PU!)) has been reviewed by — am verb interested The dizzi everyone who has this symptom problems Neisender declares that the Planning, Zoning, Building, ness is quite severe, will not immediately conclude Neiswencler wrote a letter to "significant environmental Engineering and Pollution DEAR READER — It's a they have Meniere's disease. 1 Springs representative Earl damage in the form of severe Control Departments and fairly common problem. The attacks of dizziness I. \ I Downs Nov. 11, informing him erosion exists in portions of the representatives of the Springs Typically it is characterized by sometimes cease alier the Four outsianding Seminole High School Seniors were honored by of the deficiencies and Spring Run section where and the builders. OP TIM ISTS buzzing or ringing in the ear or hearing is totally lost in the I' Sanford Optimist Club at a National Youth Appreciation Week suggesting "resolutions" for apparently development has ears, which doctors call tin- affected ear. Many patients assembly and Tuesday at the club luncheon at Sheraton Ian. their correction, Kimbrough said he was not been halted for some length of nitus, with of hearing and have remissions of the attacks .Shosn ith Youth Appreciation Week chairman Dale Coppock But commissioner chairman time." The developer of this concerned with cooperation dizziness, and may go for years without a are trophy sinners Sharon Paslson, scholarship award (stan- John Kimbrough asked "If we area into from Downs, but with the had "gone A group of patients have recurrence of the attacks, ding); and if rom left) Benny Mills, athletics; Chip Johnson, solve these problems, how are receivership" and was unable various builders who operate at The problem seems to involve similar complaints without the leadership: and Charlotte Ringling, music. we to know there won't be any to complete development, the Springs. hearing loss, and they are the delicate semicircular canals and hearing parts of the I called "pseudo-Meniere's It is t disease" meaning false of the F the ear and the I t lI People Trust Eckerd's for Quality L. these develop the hearing loss brain orof any parto! the brain. -Prescriptions at Low, ri J later and are then properly Just why the delicate ear Low Prices! B classified as Meniere's disease, organ goes berserk Isn't known. KEI Some patients have nausea, Some doctors think it is because and sensations of of an aminulation of excess fainting with the attacks. The fluid in the complex structure of 4 i2 F00 PLFOR YOUR EYES' disease causes sudden attacks, the ear. In cases where he MURINE i''i ASTIC BOTTLE 18CC then symptoms subside. The hearing has been totally lost . LIMIT ONE 'i,' severe attacks may last a few removal of the inner ear EYE DROPS . . . minutes or several hours. mechanismhasprovidedrellef, . 4, During the severe attack the demonstrating that the problem Is " ,,, ' T raw ;1 A illusion of movement that the is in the ear, not the brain. — ¶1 AIM 2.7 OZ. C • ::'.;:;' patient calls dizziness may be Most attacks can be eonLIMIT 1U f to . .. ONE so bad that the patient cannot trolled by various medicines V ' Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-7A Eyenlng Herald, Sanford, FL 0 NOV. 12, 1771 BIRTHS 1'IJiUIaIUIW ld Fair Ara c,'oI tcnght P a rtly Cloudy and warmerthurSday H i ghl, • , .ra William (Betty) 70s Thursday, Northerly wends Sanford: is to 20 miles per hour diminishing Crabtree, a girl, Longwood Bruce E. Crews at night becoming mostly southeast tO to 15 miles ocr hour Thursday David H. MacGUlLs Nancy Chertl hlughs ExtenOeci Friday ForecaSt DISCHARGES th rough Sunday Florida Peninsula Forrest T Lodge - Variable cloudiness with a chance Leorora L Green Sanford: of Showers Friday and possibly over Richard B. Jones the north portion Sunday. No im Early Bradford portant day-to day temperature Marguerite GauMing Addi" Watson, b Changes. Lows mostly in the s in Shirley 1angslon Langs on the extreme north. In the sos in the Alfred A Roberts Viola Thompson central portions and near 60 in the Barbara ISCIU extreme south. except in the mid to Patricia E. Hammel One Bell Ne ll ons upper LOs In the Keys. Afternoon James Ferguson highs from the mid LOs In the ox Alfred James Perkins James R. Sheppard treme north lathe mid And upper 705 Willie Lee Ponder Jr. in the extreme southern portion. Brent Raborn Bergeron L Brown Anna E. Welsh, DeBary Daytona Beach tides for Thursday William G. Williams, DeBary high 73$ a.m . 7:S7 pm ; low 1:07 Nellie F. Shultz, DeBary Margaret A. Ferrara, am.. 144 pm.; Port Canaveral hIQhZ1 7Sarn. 7I pm , low 1 00 Nelson W. Bacon, Deltona Casselberry Martha 11. Ahlson, Deltona William Lane. DeBary May Dutra, Deltona N 11 Richard J. Goodwin Jr., DeBary Enterprise Mallc Kimball, Delia Fern Frank R. Frohlich, DeBary Mary Lee Williams, Lake Wilbur Ilowdeshelt, DeBary Monroe 54 Dyer, t0M Betty J. Crabtree, Longwood McKeruley, Deltona Edward C. Lockwood, orange City Helen Ferguson, Lake Mary Henry Carroll, Oviedo Annie Thuraby, Orange City mid $5 10 INTRODUCTORY FLIGHT Introduce Our Brand Ne w night ..vw ' t Training Program - - - 6 WAYS TO CHARGE nnis - - '4 CONGRATULATIONS John Kimbrough and i most sincere thank you to my wife, son and supporters for your patience, time and contributions. 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Deluxe open handle styling for balanced .oid comfortahk control. 3 accurate Eurk1i Iil)rIflllI (1t'uiir $8995 Cleans naps to shags, powerful 'tllslurhulatie brushe's. reinforced tapestry had and low- profile for 'und,'rsss 229 ?OSI GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.2821 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-9A ! ~ 9 - l I opx 7 s . Evnlnn Hrild. cnfrd Big Ten Slaps Woody With Reprimand WrInc,4it, M,w ii 107 i_oA 1=1 SPORTS . I . .- . .-,-.. I—. _, 1 - Balance,Height By PETE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor five from that group are competing with Bob Jacobs. 6.7, presently enrolled in four yearwho played high school ball in schools and are candidates for Arkansas. Vernon Johnson at 6Although football has been the varsity basketball 6, is also in the running, dominating the news Chip Crawford Is at although he didn't play basketsince the opening kickoff in State, Eddie Shaw, last year's ball at Seminole High School September, another group of leading is at FTU. At the sophomore young men, ranging In height Robert House at University of Johnny Forte at 6-5 and from 6 feet to 6-7 have been South Florida in Tampa, David man Stan McNeal at 6-3, from quietly for the up- Tossie at Virginia Tech and Lakeland are the leading candicoruint I krthi!l soason. Re- Robert cCu I lnuh at Hi r- dates McNeaI conipcted iiiiher, skLtball! ungham Southern, several all-star games this The highly successful Nine of the 14 man squad Is sununer. At the point guard Seminole Junior College has- from either Orange or Seminole position, Mike Williams, who ketball team under the counties and that's the way started laM year is competing coaching of Joe Sterii.ng, who Sterling Likes it. with freshmen Frank Bernier Ms compiled a nine year record Although with the new fresh- from Evans High School and of 178 wins and 46 will men rule in the NCAA, which Ken Atkins from Wymore Tech unveil the 1974-75 edition permits freshmen to compete in Orlando. At the wing Saturday. on the varsity in their first year, position, freshmen Jim MclnAlthough the opener is Sterling feels it hasn't affected tyre from Bishop Moore merely the annual Alumni the recruiting on the Junior Reggie McDonald from Gaines. game, Sterling is planning to college Level. yule are primp candidates, use the game as a test of his (1JffJ "We still get boys ranging with starting lineup against Flagler f rom blue-chippers to the walk. Manley f rom Seminole High College Nov. 19. ons," referring to players who School. In other words, Sterling isn't weren't recruited, sail Winners of the Florida Junior sure who'll start since the Sterling. College Championship in 1968 squad is so evenly balanced in He feels the 3o game jtmjor and '69, the Raiders embark on ability, college gives a player a which for I teams. Troy scorer .' preparing , -- ,_ . - - . . - - -. - -. .:. --. .. -. -.. 9W - - - ' ni .. F~z~_4=, w - - - - - . . - . % _____ a . - - ft - Browns .. - I . . . , - i i 1 2 If . I . - -. ,'- - I - 11 - .. ... 5t 1 i . J '" - features 4 I .•1 - - . . •,. , - M - '-?' .. sophomore 4 With onlyroster four and sophomores experience Louis Staten, Frank Bender. the 14 man only they on go an on edge to fourinyear schools, when state. the first time teams from out of The Seminole Junior Ccllege 1974.75 Basketball team, From left, front row, Reggie McDonald, guard Mike Williams and then went on to explain the Teams from Illinois, (.. Ken Atkins, Mike Williams, second row, Clifford Manley, Freeman Kennebrew, Chip Noe, Randy Faber, Jim McIntyre, Stan forward Johnny Forte, some- three type of players the Junior mtcticut and New Jersey are time starters last year, the colleges get. for home appear- McNeal, third row, Randy Wright, John Forte, Bob Jacobs, Vernon Johnson. Raiders are considered thex'He may have gotten an offer ances. -' perienced. from a smaller school, but Although the Raiders have But Sterling admits this wants to get into a better been practicing and will play year's team is probably one of program, so he chooses the two- the beglnring of their schedule his tallest, although its physical year school to Improve his at the Lyman High School g3rin, strength is questionable, as no game; he may want to improve the target date for the opening P, I n Sec o n member approaches the )O- his grades and then there are of the new field house on 1. pound mark. the boys who want to play but campus is sometime in DecemFrom iast year's squad, weren't recruited." her. which finished 1S-12 with second Although his starting lineup is Sterling, a native of basketPlace finish in the conference still undecided, Sterling has ball-rich Kentucky, feels the .1 but an opening round defeat in several candidates for the opening of the new gym will o the state tornament Sterling spots. At,center Randy Wright increase Interest 3nd atIt lcst some quality performer3; at 6.6, who played at Lyman Is tendance. -. . ' I OS ANGELES LAP) .A he and Brock, the new stolen Roy Campanella 1951, 1953 and as a pinch hitter early In 1973. He proved a standout at firsi failure as a third baseman, bseakThg, would probably be 1955; Den Newcombe, 1956; Success in that role won him the luring the latter half of 1973 aml Steve Garvey switched to first the leading two. Maury Wills, 1962, and Sandy first-base job despite the fact he started there the past season SEMINOLE JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETIALL CwCoULE base In 1973 and has now been 1fl4-75 stands only 54eet-10 and is proving as adept with the glovt "The biggest honor I received Koufax, 1963. named the National League's as with the bat. thisyear was a little baby girl," Three Dodgers finished right-handed, Most Valuable Player for 1974. Garvey told a news conference, among the first five In the vot. November 16 _____________________________ Alumni Game Home i The former Michigan Sta te "But as far as professi ------9 November 1' Flagler CcIIe-e Tues day onal ing and of the 24 first-place Away 7:30 athlete beat out Lou Brock of ba!eball is Noyc-mbr fl concerned, Palm Beath Junior College Saturday Horne 7:30 this Most votes, 16 went to Los Angeles .1 November 74 Polk Junior College Tdjy the St. Louis Ca rdinals for the Valuable Player award has to players - 13 Away 7:30 November 30 to Garvey, two to EckntJ.V. Saturday Away 10:00 highest honors in the league. be in the category of individual Jimmy Wynn and one to Mike December 3 achievement all by Itself." Tue%d.y Edison Junior College Away 7:30 "1 hope to improve at first Marsh a ll, the relief specialist December S Rollins J.V. Tht,iday mom :30 base," Garvey said on learieing Garvey was playing in the who won the Cy Young Award December 1 PoIkJ.C, Saturday Home 7:30 December11 ofthehonor."I'Il not bezatj,c- W ld S i Valenc ia Community College Wednesday Oakland when asthetoppttcherin theleague. Home 1:30 a . December 13 Tournament Indian River C.C. Friday Away 7:00 with what I did this year." his wife, Cyndy, gave birth to D ember II Saturday TournamentatlndjanR,v,rCC Away 7:00 Garvey received a total of 270 T U ESDAY 'S RESULTS SEVENTH Doubles. Spec. 7: What he did this year was to their first child, a da ughter votes followed by Brock with FIRST, Oobles, Spec. 7: Aldana Yin January 3 1660 610 360 T ournament at Seminole CC. Friday Home 7:00 win MVP honors at the All-Star named K.sha Lee. ca Java Janiary 910 iSO 750 2 Echano Arana 4 233, Marshall, 146, Johnny Mattatuck,Conn. Miaml 680 3 10 Saturday , Dade North 9:00 Santhe: game, let-* the Dodgers to the 19 20 140 1 Mencha It Lenz Manatee Comm*nily College 3 20 9 Garvey was a write-in-vote Bench of Cincinnati, 141, and P,''nh Ar ec ha Elor:a 360 7 Ouinipl,i (76) 14300 January 4 Kankakee Community College, Ill. ?'- ay Home 730 National League pennant and starter at First base in the All- Wynn with 137. Mike Schmidt of Q'niela (2 4) 13640 Jbfluay Perfecta t 6 7) 19170 1 Daytona 8th Junior College - Wednesday Away 7:30 be voted the MVP in his league Star game. During the season, Philadelphia had 131. Perfect. (7 4) 1133.30 January 11 St. JohnR Ivor J,C San.'roay Home 7:30 EIGHTH. Doubles, Spec,?: by baseball writers, SICOND, Doubles, Spec.?: January l S*LeoJ.V. hchit,3l2wjth 111 Wedneidy Home 7: 30 B'lDnoMgueI 1360 600 320 ECPIanO Beitia January 16 12.60 9.20 600 1 Edward Wi lliams College N.J. Thi-4iy Garvey aimed at winning Home 7:30 Sala Juan "We have one thing left -the in and 21 home runs 3.00 340 Cacho Arana January 1$ 6.IU 3.20 5 Florida Junior College Saturday Home 7: 30 Marurl Mvgt,er za ma jo r league jot as a third Eddy 1 40 January 72 World Series," declared Wednesday Flagler College Garvey, 77, becomes the sev Home 7:30 Qu,nlela (2 it 14620 Quiniela (IS) baseman, but failed when given January 23 Thursda y Tunals Community College, Corn. Garvey, whose club lost to Oak- enth Dodger to win the MVP a Home 7:30 P,rf,Ia 13 2) 1109.20 January 23 chance there for the Dodgers Perfecla (IS) $167.30 Saturday C Control Florida Junior College Away 7:30 NINTH. Singles, Spec. 7: land four games to one in this award. He was preceded OIgQ (71 with all 1)591.60, (7.1 with Tam January 29 Wedneiday • Dayton Beach J.C. Home 7:30 in 19fl. usa 1650 S 10 I 5) 1117 10 year's title event. Julie Daubert, 1913; Dazzy Bilbao 600 100 it THIRD, Doubles, Spec. 7: February I Saturdy LakeCifyCommunityCollege Home 730 Garvey admitted the honor Vance, 1924; DolphCumulI, Santl 310 Arecha-Beitia The club still wanted the val. 170 600 370 February S Wednesday Central FIoridaJ.C. Home 7:30 Onitla (311 13400 tame as no surprise, figuring 1941; Jackie Robinson, 1949; tie of his ba tting and used him AIdöna Perez 710 350 February I Saturday Florida Junio r College Away 7:30 Perfects (Ii) 1)3470 Gary ey \A/ i s AA \/ To W r d •Se ri es P - tit or er es J i ified The checks were under $100, a source close to the athletes LI:1 1 f" Li said. flub LUUF1T However, a university emIIOU1YWOOD, Flu. (AP) ploye said typed on each check Hollywood Hills High School, was the statment "by e ndorsedefen ng di ment of this check, [layer acstate high school knowledges he is under con- Class AAAA champion, was or. tract to Pro Athletes Inc. and dered today to forfeit Its five monies loaned are to be applied football victories this season because of an ineligible player. to player's account." The Florida High School Ac. Williams and Leftwich said . they didn't think they were tivities Association made the der contract and felt no obliga- ruling after the school reported that star running back Byron tion to any organization. JU basketball Coach Bob Middleton was not taking the Gottlieb said the situation is required number of subjects. being appealed and he couldn't The Spartans had a 5-2 record go Into details about the in- this year after going 13-0 and cident, which has been under winning the state big schools' investigation by the university. championship in 1973. - Bobick, Duncan Matched Boblck, : Newcombe Wins Wea- ejday Friday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday St. Johns River J.0 Lake City C CC .C. Valergia C . C. Away 7:30 Away 7:30 Away 7:30 MANILA Top-seeded John Newcombe of Australia eliminated lien Dimalanta of the Philippines 6-0, 6-1 in 'lie first round of the $50,000 Philippine International Tennis Classic. - Forecasters Share State Toisnamen, ______ SEMINOLE JUiIIOR COLLEGE 11114-75 BASKETBALL ROSTER Weekend No. PLAYER POSITIO'd CLASS HI. WI. You think Woody ' Haycs is 3031 Ken Atkins Ii IS Frank D.ernier Guard Guard 7021 Randy Faber SASS Johnny Forte Frehman Freihman 610" 133 6'O" 131 Orlando, Ft Orlando. Fl Forward Forward Freshman SoØomore 61" 175 615" 173 Orlando, Ft Tuskegee, Al 32 17 Bob Jacobs 1031 Vernon Johnson Forward Center 242.3 Feeeinangennebrew 37 33 Clifford Manley 14 45 Reggie McDonald 7737 Jim McIntyre Guard Forward Guard Guard 3415 Sun McNeil Forw'rd t7 L] CP&ts Noe Forward 1713 Lowe Staten Guard 10 II Mike Wilt urn's '1 51 R& W, i r,,,.,d c,,,,, Freshman Freshman 6'?" 150 614" 190 Lake Mary, Fl Sanford. Ft Soomore Soomoq Freshman Freshman 613" 153 6'2" 170 6'2" 173 6')" 160 Tuskegee, Al Sanford, Fl Gainesville. Fl Orlando, Fl Freshman 61" 100 Freshman 6'4" 153 Hampton, Va Freshman60" 140 Sanford, ri SoØ,omore Fr'yin Columbus, Ohio ' - I 60" 165 66' 190 Sports Although Rogers finished Schedule fuming over the loss to with his worst week at 6-9, Michigan State over the somehow his leading position ' Lakeland. Fl Upsets SEMINOLE QuiflIela (7 6) $1460 Perfect. (26) $116 iO Andrews Needs you on Nov. 15th TODAY SIXTH. Doubles, Spec, 7: 'a Larrea SMi Yin 760 1 10 340 1 AlvaJuan weekend, well you should hear was increased from six to seven • ___________________________________________________________________________ - the griping from forecast games, over the rest of the leaders Pete Rogers and Lee field, who are tied at 6342 Blazers at Southern Geiger, who finished one and apiece. two this week, from the bottom Bill "Quick" Belleville and that IS. 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Atlantic Division sity,atFTUVillageCenter73 - the mighty Gators would get w W L Pct. GB t'.entcky 10 I .909 ed that Bowl bound Vanderbilt predctor, our very own Perry Tavares JV at Lake Howell Boston , I 5 .613 1 7 St t.dflJiS 3 9 737 i POw Y, 500 3 woulil play mka(l, that the Mason of the fonlb.all sorll, 81 Philaph, 3 6 45 31 , V,rg,n,a FRIDAY Steeers would never be In it John Jones, who amazed with J 9 7$ 7' Central Division BULLDO(;S32,RAMSI2 , Well Division point. Just before the half the failed. Minutes later the WMhingtUn against the Bengals, that Joe his pick of Florida Sta te over 9 7 • , Rams got on the scoreboard Bulldogs using the half back F, Denver Houston 2 1 3 563 Lake Brantley at Ovledo 10 3 .769 -..' Namu th would run or a touch- Miami. Cleveland Safl Anton a The Bulldogs won the City with quarterback Ed Sessions uption play, quarterback Mark 515 3 9 $ 643 1 Daytona Seabreeze at Atlanta down against the Giants as the l'lII sure the FSU graduate San Diego 5 ; 11, i 1)7 1' Championship In. the Flag hitting Steve Phillips on a 40 Huaman handed off to Sieve Indiana Now Orleans Jetafinally win, and locallythat would say it was nothing, but Seminole I 17 Wi 1 6 .400 44 Foothill League With this win, yard PSSZ play, their extra Wtdtted who threw a touchdown Utah • Western Conlir,nc, Oak Ridge at Lyman Lake Howell would lost Its first we know John it was strictly a 4 t .300 6 Midwest Division they opened the wring with i Pobd try fa d.In theopenlng p Rusty 1 gar, Using All games ap.m. TUfldIyS Results JVg etroit . .-A n t on io tMonon the second play o( minutes of the second hall a the old statue of Liberty play %'-r g,flj, 97 FTU Socc er te am at Stetson K C Omaha In one of his more humble For the first time since we 6 6 100 I., Dco I I) it s 101 I N tark Huamn tlw game, quarterback Mark pm ended up in they made the extra point good statements, Geiger athnitte-I if initiated the Frikby morrung 0mli1r, Del.and 6 p.m. chicauo - 6 7 467 1 Milwaukee Wildnitl4ay's Garnips I 11 061 So l Huaman hit Greg Dickey with a the hands of Greg Dickey after with Steve Whittd carrying the the forecast had Included the quarterbacking, I w o Pacific Divi sion Hew, York Ail Kentucky p'ISS in the end zone, extra point tlu'ee Other players had touched ball. To cloue out [tie acori'1g - Houston-Buffalo, New England- unanimous wrong picks oc IfS 'naton SATURDAY Golden State 70 3 369try failed. The Bulldogs Mempni at t Louis Sea t tle 7 1 .636 7 and made a try for the ball, Ricky Rybtl*1 f the Bulldogs Cleveland, and or Ohio State- cured. Of course, the Florida lrtdmisni at Utah Phoenis 6 . touchdown came 011 the run extra point try failed. The intercepted a Ram pass on the SiC' Basketball against PorItand Michigan State upsets, the loss to Georgia stunipd fJn,ç r at can C' 8 0 179 back o it ptmt by Rick) Rybiclu itams made the game a little 3Oyw'd line and with some good man, who now shares second everybody, but Lake Howell's Alumni at Lyman High School In Angcls 4 6 100 1', Thurdayi Games that was good for CO yards, closer as James Mike took a broken hieWrinn1ng took iI into , Tuesday's Rnwlts now York at MCMphi l place with Code and Belleville surprise setback to the 7:30 p.m. : Buffalo 112. Cleveland 94 Mark Huaiiian connected with harm] of! and wnet u the middle the end zone, extra point try St IOU5 , District Cross Country Meet Virgin ia wiuld have been bianke for his Seminole JV's really fooled Portland lOS, New York )Q3 Hampton Steve Whitted fur the extra for - six yards, extra point try had leil. at Lyman High School 10 am, week's efforts. panel, ChICIOO 0.5 Piw OJCaOS 79 ifl'uCi, , shock at the Cocktail Bowl, Now we Come to our quest p.m. - ceremonies .- By The AO(,4tCd p, Florida State would win, that the Giants, was a dandy. Got a Washington and Lee Univer- - by Alan Mayer - aur-Mvac'6P c ' - I Homecoming RUSHING BACK I 10 1.40 7 Quiniela US) 13020 520 5 Perfect. (S 3) 17350 Lyman JV's at Evans, 7:30 Pro Basketball - . -- f 11 pm SJC Girls Tennis Team at - upsets galore were prevalent both saw fit to to go with Lymzn 'irid West Texas State, Qunm..(a 17 4) 13100 1rte i (171 $63.10 - 11 40 480 1 u sa ng - - Dedication of our new stadium 7:30 PA . ('LEVELANI) Herman Goldstein, a sports writer for 45 years at the old Cleveland News, died at the age of 73. Croom.s at Oviedo, 730 p.m. Excuses are well in order, as üetopspotwitti a 9-6 record, both Saturday and Sunday. Oqumzoa Pere: Erdo:a Javi Writer Dies 12TH, D.tubtu, Spec. ': Ch uc ho Tain 1700 1 50 560 - HIGH SCHOO BOMBAY, India - John upset fifth-seeded Sherwood Stewert 64, 6-7, 74 in an American duel in the $50,000 Commercial Union Grand Prix Tennis Tournament, 94.4 11C0 /IAA'R/s, "'.c E78-14 Andrews, Advance Menthall ArAna 300 2 i.iniCla (3 S) &61 60 10TH, Singles, Spec. 1: Pcrt(ta (I 1) 121120 Marurl 11.40 610 170 FOURTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: Muguer,. S40 .4 50 4 L.irrl Juan u 50 900 4&o Ramon 300 Nc-gui Ziirre 1000 .4 20I O,jiniela (1 6) 137. 70 Domingo Alberdi 750 7 Perfecta (4 4) su 10 Quiniela (I j) 14440 Double (So) 510560 Perfecta 1)11 $13660 11TH, Doubles. Spec 7: Double (3 3) 171060 DOmingO Juan 6 SO 22.4o S so .lava Altu FIFTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: 72.10 060 1 116 DominooTamn 960 550 1.20 7 Arechazarr 640 S.tnhl Ramon 3.50 100 6 Qu,niela (13) 190,70 Sala Meotha I 360 I Perfecta (11) 170440 - go 11 ' - F - - , rr,'-, I? F Ct$udry 11 February 19 February 77 Febua -y 21 March I . Alumni, Former Athletes, Homecoming Queens, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Fans, Students, Neighbors... Retires NEW YORK Weeb Ewbank announced his resignation as vice president 'a nd general manager of the National Football League's New York Jets effective at the season's end, because of family considerations, Alai Results - Come on Home! £0 Weeb - JCPénney Hollywood es. BLOOMINGTON, Minn. lAP) - Rodney Boblck, Ilowlus, Minn., will meet Irish Pat Duncan, Carson City, Nev., In a lO.round heavyweight bout here Nov. fl, promoter lien Sternberg announced Tuesday. who now is handled by Angelo Dundee, has a 313pro record. Duncan, 38-7 in professional bouts, defeated British Empire heavyweight champ Danny McLinden earlier this year In London. - W"EBOARD CLEVELAND (API - It took the Cleveland Browns more than half the season, but they've finally come up with a sellout crowd for a home game. The Browns take on old rival Pittsburgh Steelers and it was last year for the same National Football League matchup that Cleveland Stadium had all its 79,232 tickets sold prior to game time. The sellout means that the local television blackout will he lifted. - d Baby ( I SR 0 PITTSBURGH mAPj Roberto de Vlcenzo, Gene littler and the late Jerome Travers have been inducted Into the American Golf Hall of Fame. Arnold Palmer, Argentinian Amabassador Alejandro Orfila and hall of Fame President John W. Brand were among those at the induction ceremonies Tuesday night. OrfILa accepted the induction in behalf of his countryman Dc "icenzo, who, like littler, did not attend. a ry f's __________________________________ JACKSONVILLE, Fla, (AP) The checks had been cashed The 6-foot-5 Williams and 6- everyone concerned, but most Henry Williams and Shawn at it university facility. foot-8 Leftwich are both sen. of all for these youngsters to Leitwich, stars of Jacksonville Williams has been a starter iors. whom basketball means so University's basketball team, and top scorer for the JacksonGottlieb called the loss of the much," Gottlieb said. "What are ineligible for the season vilk Dolphins for two years. pair a tragedy to the univer- seemed like a certain outwhich begins Nov. 29. Leltwich was a first line substl- sity's basketball prograni, standing season has turned into JU athletic director Judson tute last season when JU had a "For this to happen at this a year which would take a mirHarris said Tuesday the two 20-10 record and took fourth point in time is Just ashjamefor ado to break even." were ruled ineligible by the Na- place in the National Invitation tional Collegiate Athletic Asso- Tournament. He was scheduled ciation because they accepted to .start this season. checks from Pro Athletes Inc., a California organization that represents professional athlet- Golfers Inducted '. tense and a one-game suspen- once before was rebuked by markers in a wild protest sion Is concerned. Duke. That was in Duke's first against failure of officials to Hayes, whose Buckeyes year as commissioner in 1971, call pass Interference against dropped to fourth place in The When Hayes tore up sideline Michigan. Associated Press poll, sends his club against Iowa next Saturday at Iowa City, and then -'. against arch-rival Michigan at Columbus, Ohio, for a Nov. 23 regular season finale. The outspoken Hayes was short and sassy Iii his first publie comment after being noti..i lied by Duke of his censure, In a telephone report to Iowa 1. coach Bob Commings' weekly r press luncheon, Hayes an. .1 flounced: "This is Coach Hayes .11 '. and I have a statement: we'll be there Saturday." Then he hung up. Hayes long has worn his feelPuisatlng l tt i ings on his shirtsleeves, and CIOfl ... You e,. - - scheduled ec lining up for the crucial last play. "The officials were remiss," Hayes said. "You never have any explanation from them. They are not to be found any place." The official result was not announced until a lengthy post-game conference between Duke and the officials, Duke said Hayes had "expressed publicly" his support of the new code directed against "any person who publicly is unduly critical of any game ofliual, conference personnel, an other member institution or its personnel." Duke said he would have to study the new code further to determine if it applied only to the current season or future seasons as far as the secor.d of. Williams, Leftwich Dropped By JU - ... •. . losses, schedule WACO, Tex. lAP, The Baylor Bears, who shocked the University of Texas 34-24 in a Southwest Conference game Saturday, received a telegram of congratulations Tuesday from one of their boosters comedian Bob Hope, I1 tpt.', 'i ho is not it Baylor graduate, said: ''Congratulations on a great g ame. I may need Neal Jeffrey and the rest of the Baylor Bears to run interference for me i(myjokes aren't good next Friday at the Heart O'Texas Coliseum," Hope will be at a benefit performance before the Baylcclexas Tech game, with proceeds going to the Baylor Student Foundation Scholarship Fund. Duke's ruling was based on a new code approved by the conference last swnmer I to cujjajl the undesirable trends which have earmarked all of intercollegiate athletics." Hayes, in his 24th Buckeye season, was furious after Ohio State's Brian Basctinagel scooped up a fumbled snap and darted into the end zone only to have the apparent winning touchdown cancelled because time ran out. Hayes blasted the officials for not calling a timeout when a big pileup was slow untangling after the preceding play. Not only were Mict-'Jgan State players stalling in getting back on defense, Hayes charged, but they also grabbed and held Ohio State' players to prevent their - fresh- schedule first victim of Baylor Gets Hope A forwards, along Wooden Favors Clock KANSAS CITY (AP) - UCLA basketball Coach John Wooden says he favors adoption of the 30-second clock in college, requiring a team to shoot in that time after recovering a rebound. "I have also suggested that we do away with the offensive rebound basket, making the rebounding playerpass the basketball before a shot could be taken," he said, "1 would also like to see the elimination of all jump balls." Wooden was In Kansas City as the first recipient of the Dr. James A. Naismith Peachbasket Award. The award was presented by the Greater Kansas City Alumni Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon and is named for the founder of basketball, For SJC Ca gers sports IN BRIEF CHICAGO (AP) - Woody Hayes, Ohio State's controversial Big Ten football coaching dean, has become the the conference's new Sportsmanlike Conduct Code'. Hayes, for his tirade following his top-ranked Buckeyes' 16-13 upset at Michigan State, was publicly reprimanded Tuesday by Conference Coinmissioner Wayne Duke and warned a one-game suspension will follow any repetition of his unsportsmanlike conduct" Hayes berated game officials and Michigan State tactics after Ohio State failed to beat the clock with a last-second touchdown try which caused the East Lansing, Mich., contest to end in confusion and bedlam. "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open Mon. 'thru Sat. 10 a.m. 'til 9 p.m. Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. )\i().*' ',.',r'ai 1) iø --=-... , - - .j 1 . 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Naaringrmughor jI'f1T1?4 5 inbreastorelsewhere. in I,'% tItAll I COUPON W11i C-~ ()I bA011 IP4 ot"11 Hou NOV p ;g _4 YO PAY I ?t" "?'Sill, 5;J lc:.0 0 BTLE seven warning' p- 7;7 :.S ; ROLL i Canw~ i 251 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. 3796 WEST COLONIAL DR. ROO D PAY YARD The Remnant Sho I • T NO ADDITIONAL COST S - 819TO 18 TO 22 I.S. AVG. FRESH I*kr 1his! Siink into fhP d"P CLnhlonl Al IN% %"naviomi low Pfice-11's 0 lawlaus valvt-1 HERCULON I IL L'J I I j ' RK LO heal. I I it OL 0 Place pared parsnips in one inch boiling salted water in saucepan, cover and simmer 20 minutes or until tender.. Drain. 4 In large skillet melt butter, add parsnips and apples, and stir in remaining ingredients. Cover and cook over low heat 10 to 15 minutes or until apples are tender. Mpkes 4 servings. 1 2. A sore that 6)es n(A ' 5 LBS. &OVER "S'JPER.RIGHT'' CORN FED WESTERN "SUPER-RIGHT" WESTERN BEEF WHOLE "SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF B19TO CANDIE I 1 • INCH LONG SUPER QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS Mini Vogue System Ii * - now188 6 0 '. - VOREAL ______ 2 pounds parsnips, pared and diagonally sliced 2 tablespoons butter or margarine apples, cored and diced (do not pare) 4, 4 cup sugar ! ,4 cup honey ts I teaspoon grated fresh Lemon rind 2 tabl espoons lemon juice teaspoon iiall 1-, teaspoon ginger 00% POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS MAVEI ' LB AND APPLES 1 panic y,, WE ARE PLEAS ED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS D I NO CHARGE $ ,, Dr - me OUR REG. $3 YD. NO-IRON Herculon-in your choice of handsome plaids of stripts. r'petIeit No I'.0 to it your little One drops t pr il (oife-e --P, 11% v,,h , %k clean A.th %Gap ami , , - r 'When was the last time you served pa rsnips' Parsnips once were a staple in Europe and were grown and cooked by American Indians. fall of the y ear and the holida ys find parsnips generally in good supply. Parsnips have a sweet nutty flavor and in well in flavor with apples in .9 candied par. snip dish which goes well with traditional holiday fare. DOUBLE KNITS VALUE Iui 0' Th G r, - WHER E ECONOMY ORIGINATES By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services - SLEEP or SOFAS 1' Wednesday, Nov. 13,197,6-113 - 2 TO 16 I.B. AVG. 0I a Treats YARD FULL BOLTS FIRST QUALITY oc - • YOUR CHOICE - - - rs n ip NO-IRON F&L -- ALAI food inan. We dined recently with Fredrick Rufe at the newest of his Dinner House restaurants in Huntington, Long Island, called I project ld' ____ of the Four Seasons and the Forum of the Twelve Caesars in New York and also his Army service in the food supply department. A genuine 7 I SUPER QUEEN WALL N IA X aor mary pecia urc ase H4' CUl)fl IS S?tfl JR WHILE THEY LASTI ,",r-'h'\. carefree . practical. I'lic entire establishment is geared to the- modern financial strain since people still want to eat out but they cannot, or w not, pay enor. nious prices. They want quality but don't demand dishes created by fine French chefs. 'E erything I've ever done has been with food," he ex. plains, stressing his study at 4) Cornell University's Hotel School, jobs as food and beverage chief at several top Miami Reach hotels, vice- 100% POLYESTER 71its delicate Christmon tree will be available at Me Holy Cross The exhibit will be on display Episcopal Church Christmas Bazaar, Thursday, from 9:30 am. at the DeLand Museum, E. New Bazaar workers (from left) include Mrs. Marie Roche, president York Avenue, throughout 41) of Holy Cross Episcopal Cburchwomen; Mrs. Helen Lingle; and November, daily from 1 .5 p.m. Mrs. Olyve Adams. and Sundays from 2 - 4 p.m. CHRISTMONS lull -- president t Frances Kuhl of DeI.eon Springs an artist with a camera, was at" present to discuss her imaginative black and white photographs which e develops herself. ' In FULL BOLTS . - (A ):b P Mrs. Marion Murphy of Deltona was there to show her published books on geography. Her "Geography and World Affairs" is now In its four th edition. A native of Minnesota, she and her husband Raymond have also co-authored books on geography. Marion is a 1-ycar member of the League of American Pen Women. . $ __________________________________________ Peg Berkley had on exhibition her many paintings done in oils, acrylics and water colors, mostly of still life subjects. A member of the group for six years, Peg was installed as president of DeLand branch in May and will hold office through May 1q75. •.,i -, ; - . r BANLON KNITS , - NYLON FULL BOLTS "Notes for the Beginner in Handwriting Analysts," and "The Handwriting Analysts' Compendium." A lecturer and instructor in handwriting analysis as well as author, Pat listed in Worlds Who's Who of Women in 1973." ______ . 4 .-- - 00 Pat Nordham of DeLand, a handwriting analyst, was there to discuss her published • GARDEN CLUB THAN COUNT IT artists and writers who were on hand to discuss ffieir multiinediwit paintings and books and articles on many subjects. NFWSPAPER -3 mpg Imstsw no IMAK c i r -• --- I RATHER SELL IT TO YOU AT BARGAIN PRICES Those 'viewing the display by local members in the field of Arts and letters were l 1 I • ~Evening lknuM L tr9mPonewmettles. a by jt ,. /1,' / i ~-`, I FOR BAZAAR $12. -- SEMINOLE COUNTY'S od Bell Itur 0 1/ 4 ie DEAR ABBY: Regarding baby-sitters who write and cornplain that they can't stand dirty houses: I was a sitter once myself, for many years, in fact. Some of the houses where I went to sit were very untidy, to say the least. But why complain and act so self-righteous? Some women are poor housekeepers because they never were taught any different. Some are lazy, and others don't feel very well most of the time. Instead of complaining about the messy house,why not clean it up' Then you can "sit" ma clean house and also have the indescribable inner joy of helping others without being told, or expecting to be paid for it. It will make you feel good all over. Above all, be charitable, and donl tell others about the woman's poor housekeeping. And read Corinthians 13. We all need love. MRS. Wit.: IUNNE WiCK, WASH. DEAR MRS. R, You are beautiful ______________________ _______________________ tksw , ....... u mm Kv c" uic wflhII VIL u 41 '' - 14AC A reception held Sunday by the DeLand Branch of the at ona eague o Amer can Pen Women at the DeLand M seum was well attended, according to branch president Peg Berkley of Deltona. , l ,i: - A *- *- * - T - GlIki SE. EX IMIMM..&INLI" - . old Lad . I am 56, have had two he.art attacks,and I make love to threv different dames three nights a week. Tennis I'll leave to Walter. Sign me. RIN Y i I LI 1t AIIIGMI. 'AN BUWN tx,hveen us, but when she came back. I gradually saw him le .,ind less. Finally I couldn't stand it an), longer and told him %kv had to talk openly and freely. lie said he cared for the other girl ~i li t but he cared for me, too lie even admitted that he didn't know v.hy he cared for the other girl because she treated him like dirt, 1irid I treated him good. Abby, is this what I get for being nice? I told him I couldn't t.ind]e a part-time relationship, and he said he'd think it over. I haven't heard from him since. I am miserable and depressed. Should l call turn and ask if th ere is still hope for us" I arn22 and heis2l. The other girl Lslg. Please help me. MISERABLE DEAR MISERABLE: You caught him temporarily —on the rebound but the moment his old girl friend whistled, he came runnIng hIeh probes his feeling for her ac only dormant, not dead. It's strange how some people prefer th ose who treat them like "dirt." They practically ask for abuse because unconsciously they don't have a very high opinion of themselves, and feel they deserve I.) I know It's not easy to "forget" a guy you think you love, but .ou concentrate on other things, instead of dwelling on him, you can do it. Start today! --- ree, prices a nd the quallty of The beef is really prime. ped eggs, green peppers. On the plate. Diners get 12 ounces 35 cents. People welcome our 'now' way He says, "Look at this menu, food won't attract people who Everyone who can afford it same counter are assorted without the bone, 14 ounces carvers and the broilers The of serving food — reasonable, What is a "now " restaurant? You can eat a decent meal for don't want to cook at home, or goes for it. Incidentally, salads breads and whipped butter." with. Plus au Jus gravy, are clean-cut young men. The not fancy, very good, and in We are in an inflationary time $3.95. All the fancy salad you young fellows and their girls served on large dinner plates, The secret behind the low The menu offers extras: waitresses are young, quite at- pleasant atmosphere with pleaand some rich aren't so rich want, all the bread and butter who have little spending money thoroughly chilled, make a big cost, he says, Is efficiency and large baked potato (without tenllve and usually local stu- sant people. They keep corning anymore. Th e moderately well, you want and a chop ped beef but a preference for di ning out, hit, too. The fixings for our control. Everything Is precut aluminum foil) for 75 cents, dents. The atmosphere is back. They no longer can afford off are worrying and the poor steak plus glasses of sangria, "The bi ggest item," Rufe salad, which customers mix and weighed. Everything is fresh mushrooms at $1, vegta- youthful and willing, rather to spend $25 a person on French are frightened, according to Or for $5.50 you get beef ten. continues, "is our prime ribs of themselves at an attractive ready to be broiled. Every We casserole for 85 cents, than professional and surly, food. But they want excellent, ome observers. derloin brochette plus the other beef with salad, bread and salad bar, include ripe and serving of prime beef is whiskey pie or seasonal "What you see here Is typical plain food. So they get It here," A "now" restaurant is geared things. You can't tell me those butter and sangria, for $695. green olives, bacon bits, chop. weighed before going on the casserole for $1 and coffee for of all our Dinner Houses. Rufe says. to meet needs of a changing society. It Is opened only for dinner,This cuts down lahor costs and waste. All the food is "SUPER-RIGHT'' FRESHLY packaged and frozen at one large station or commissary Y .4 then shipped to the local I W restaurants but the aim is to 4serve quality food "Now" customers' ages are between 20 and 40. At least 30 per cent want prime ibs beef The rest go for lobster Wils and steaks. The average income of the customers is between $15, find g Thee uinfler restaurant tins no neon signs in Wr ters . RENT OUR N V ENTOR i . When tlie otficr ~irl Was out of the picture, Umigs %%ere perfei t ---- 2Now' Restaurants Are Geared To Financial Strain SHOP'S Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-10A I ' -- -- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL s:,' DEAR ABBY: I read in your column that a guy wrimed Walter, age 52. had a heart attack, and he got well enough to pla y tennis three times week, but not well enough to make love to his . SEW & SAVE -OMEN Too Man" Peaches . --. p ATOr ULK IB. • vic Boom FRICIS IN THIS -A O All IFFICTIVI THOu SUN NOV. U. 1974 MID F02 $ALI ARE NOT -tqA 4 S �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-2B fleyo"i 5 AV COOKING1 10 ri ,isi WROOD BRAND U.S. CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF 0 rl Wai FULL CUT BONELESS By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor THANKSGIVING DINNER Pumpkin Roast Turkey Cranberry-Sauce Mashed Potatoes GreenPeas Currant Tarts Beverage rubirri.114 BISQUE Good and easily made. 16-ounce can solid-pack pumpkin 104-ounce can condensed cream of celery soup, undiluted 10!1 4-ounce can condensed 1 HI UNU 108 91 . -TIt"s C . • 1HIS \* - AE wD __ Q ITEMS 1 .1 1 1 . 9.0 l [if v SIRLOIN STEAK ua ntity Rights Reserved WIWNDWi STORES INC • . . A TUN /k - . AKE .. I O . Ground Beef 5 2 • . • =-..-. - I , i / . • . PEAS • Pico. . i . OF 'Itouti Psi Iii - RII ytL'O L__ • PU OIL. 11 - .... - - - 'LIP pitt WINNOIXIE 5101(5. INC COPYlC,PiT 974 -- - - - .-- ID PLE SAUCE- A 15. a 0 1 .. MAID 1 • :•. :.Jl.' Fl!)" - z. CN$ 6 o , 6 . . A ILLSBURY s P DUNCAN MINES FAMILY Sweetner. . .... Liquia Sego. t Brownie Mix. COUPON FLAVOIS ALL • PILL5BUIY I lOot I Nut Breaci 47c •• CAW SHASTA ..... THRIFTY 75c 1701 PKG Diet Drinks . . . 6 CARNATION INSTANT • Patna Rice..... Sy u p . 27c Dressing r Breakfast. Muffin Mix ... • . . . HEARTLAND DUNCAN MINES 16 at Cereal SUP111 -RANIf US D 4 .F A R ESH . 7.01 BLUEBERRY .•. Inst. Coffee 83' Coffee .. . . . . . • SALAD . . . . • . . .•. 'os I-ts S 1 $119 ARLING FAMILY' BRE TOM - D A' (hi! ftg •..-MsIu • I i • re . • is . - 6 • . THilF1Y 'MAI D . . N .B R O WN . A RL D . R ' S .ILI P • . .., L g '\ ' 171PS . ( LY5t s . . . 65C Disinfectant SUN%WIET .•.. - 3? - 67' Crackers, $TL •• - , . . . . . 7*3 of ..•• SAVE 21 A . 1 - ONIONS. 79'C BAG Medical science," said the - P.C. -85c. • , . . . The idea of a presumption of intoxica tion , at a certain alcoholic level in the blood, has spread nationwide. Almost invariably, it has been held to be constitutional. S US GI A A KGS. 'a . . . er . • . • • • t,;; • - Crackers . . . . . . DIXIE DARLING SANDWICH •..•. I lóo, 99' Chick ens 111511(5 oi uog rood CRACEIPi ...••• 52 of 99c ItAlY SAl IQUE 89c Sauces tIes 39c - pae.ee....... •..*ee.....•_ p.e__ee.e_.__.__.._..__._._._. 1E)K~FffA : TOP VALUE STAMPS s IlLS Chek Drinks GOCD T11u .ov THRU : : 5l.t.i,.,.._._Ir,,. sa .. A : : : Coffee Nov o - j I. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. TOP VALUE STAMPS So, JAR ASTOR FREEZE Di( . No. G(X,D 11F.1 .. I 24 0, CAN - GLORY FOAM . THWU ' ___ ...... Rug Cleaner GOOD IPIRU NOV O . No 53...-,,.,_,..,, •• : : :• . . •. • • ...... : 17 , THIIFTY MA ID ,_ I Powdered Milk ' - No , R GOOD THIt) NOV . ••• :• . 2 411-1.81 39c 2 Cookies • K. • k5 2 9°° 900 W 0 BRAND Cottage Cheese o 85' Apples 1L . . . . . • . 909 Yellow Corn 10 I 99c EARS JUMBO RED DELICIOUS •. 1 929 HOT OR MILD WHOLE HOG TOP VALUE STAMPS - HALF OR WHOLE - .••e•••••.•••••••__••••••_••__ : 1 • Ham GOOD THRU NOV 20 : TOP VALUE STAMPS - . ' . " -' • ONE HOIMIL CURE SI Boneless Ham - GOOD THRU NOV 70 -. NO t • : :• : : c J , •',.. ' I TOP VALUE STAMPS 164..s PEG SIOUl III ? STUPIFD CN4CftsI o.- ,, Cheese Shell GOOD THItj Nov 70 :T.'..•__•_ . ••, ' •-- ---SANFOR--- ' 59c lopping . • . . . . 2 9 08 69' Strawberries PET DEEP DISH •...•... K ' 900 ... I I: Green Peas I TOP VALUE STAMPS -- : " SOUTHERN BELLE Deviled Crab " , $]00 2 ' 3 'o- •ft• one case, , offi cer who had hadadmlnlsteretj a sobriety test acknowledged at the trial that he was not wen trained In 69c $100 Result: the defendant motorist was set free, 7be court said the law would not NO, GOOD THRU NOV 30 , : : : V TOP VALUE STAMPS • -';;,';::•, S ,'•'. Of course, the test must still be 7S Y to stan up in court. &ppw Lhat the equipment was inadequate Or that too much time elapsed between tt.! arrest and the test. Either circumstance could invaildatethe results. I In ......................pSeeee.. • : . ASTON IROCCOD SPEARS FKG • •eeee — 69C Pie Shells.. • . . . 16o, Fish ----------S 99c WHOLE Honey Buns • . • e•a•SSS...*. 69' Salisbury Steak. SUPEIBIAND WHIPPED Muffins • . . . . • .ItIii - 25th ST@" ' MORTON BlUEBERRY Rolls.. 16o, CANS s..' FRENCH AVE. & • . • • . • . TASTE 0 SEA LA ICE Orange Ju ice _•_ _ ______ Country 9 FOR ASTOR Its Waffles MORTON PARKER HOUSE Apples • . . . . • 12 GOOD Tslu NOV 20 419 E. FIRST ST. S 39c HOLLOWAY HOUSE STUFFED GREEN P(PPEIS 01 MORTON •.. SANFORD so Cranberries • . . . 69C . TAIMADGI FARM - 4 . • . . . • 79c FANCY FLORIDA S•••••••••_•_•• ¶IJPLRB1AN() CR(AMLD tilt ••. Sausage, I -•1 . Pli EGGO OCEAN SPRAY FRESH Bar Cheese.. TOP VALUE STAMPS .•. . . • •.. . • 18110 CHIC01 N PKGS. RID DELICIOUS W 0 BRAND Franks Nor can a motorist avoid taking a sobriety test on • .groundsof self-incrimination. Traffic laws usually provide $ that a motorist consents In W advance, when he takes out his I driving license, to submit to testing or lose the license. B ABY Iusi I t & 12C PKG. Pirn. Cheese 1I out PANCAKII hAlt $ MEDIUM •-................... TOP I 5 $]OO GOOD TOASTER Pastries IE3KWffAL: TOP VALUE STAMPS : • ." ______ p..........••_•_•••__••___ . . . GOOD Saltines CRACRIN . . . . . . . . $ 100 A DIAIANA 1110ty GAG PALMETTO FARM JIF FY DOUGLAS WHOLE . . . . . . CAN $129 7 r.i l' 1208 ENTRE - MANVIst 1111111i PILLSBURY ASSORTED FLAVORS 'A() 63c Corned Beef . . • COIN 87' Bread . . . . . . . 2 ots88c Muffin Mix . . . 5 SAVE lQ ?' QQc , , •• INSTANT Potatoes 99c KIEBLER CLUB . • SAVE 20C C R OTS A S However, the court upheld the preswnption and found Fred guilty as charged. court, "has established a rational rela tionship between the perce n ta ge of alcohol in the ood and Uhe)condlUonof being under the influence of alcohol. Sobriety decreases as the percentage incieases." • 1-to . I .. in their ability to tolerate alcohol," he said, "I happen to be able to hold my liquor better than most people." I 4 • SAG LOW FAT SWISS SITU B LB. C1110 840 FRESH 71, DIXIE DARLING CINNAMON 99' Bridge Mix...,. r 6 - as 14', PXG SWACH WALT BALLS 01 FRENtWS • • CHOCOLATE 01 PEANUT CIiIchr 'c - • 57C KU$IIR CC RIGGS , BRACH Doci Yummies * SUIRICISRAND • •a TWIN ePO • BillY C1OCELR INSTANT ALL 1tAvL . - 99c USSET- AKING SUPER • . AND 11êt 9/ j P _... c " POTATOES s VE I C 'yD e FKG O TO T*HPASTE CANS Cleaner. R 0 99c J • SUNNYLANDT IN I DA 0 . her Pickles AN $449 Dinner Franks . . 1° 79c Link Sausage .. 111 $100 Yogurt . . . . . . 4 CAN 99c R REFRIGERATED) $219 purchase excluding cigar et tes COLGATI R' - .Iood$,9 -ATI',M O CIAUSSEN. (KEEP COOKED) - • DOGGif TREATS LB 2.01 Polish 39 FAIMt.ANO CANNED ..... ORANGES fluff CAKII VF G I 5. LB Veal Patties , •.. $2 9 Beef Liver . . • . . LB F ESH FL 0 SOU* P' Bottom Round . 929 Chicken . . . . . 2 88' Horn . . • . . • . . 3 99c Beef Sausage,. Sliced Bacon . . . But In his defense, Fred 01 argued that such a presumption was unconstitutional. "No two Individual, are alike LAND 0' FOOST SMOKED P H Prune Juice Pork Roast COMP11111 LINE, - • Tenderloin . . • • FLOOR - EAT Sites to. . . .. IRISH SHOULDER BLADE IOSTON BUTT • TTE D $2 SELfCTED SKINNED & SLICED PO ZEN "c WRAPPED FREE SAVE . . • . A R WD USDA CHOICE lit? WHOLE OR HALF USDA CHOICE SHOULDER (SH&DR LAMB CHOPS - 98C Lamb Roast '10 .. .. THRIFTY MAID - g . 6ONFUSS 29 BANQUET FRIED (10 OR MORE PIECES FULLY WO BRAND USDA CHOICE BUt LB Strip Steaks 9 15 SAYS 20€ ops LI s1-39) SAVE IN - W D IRAND USDA C"OICI BEEF JOIN CUT & Ovaltine JAN Larnb( SAVE 30€ I tt-WHITI L ARGE Potatoes SAVE 3k- PLAIN & CHOCOLATE 77c Genuine Dills 9 ork Chops ... (I C huck teaK... 20 JAN Stew Meat - •, 1,16 • P111i 8 B. SIRLOiNOR RIB USDA CH9ICE $13 FRESH AS)ORTED LOIN 77c 'Do CT MAXWELL HOUSE. (I LB CAN RI 19) lot HEINZ 1301 Muffin Mix . 89c Paper Cups. 'r 919 . • • . .••• P1111th ROQUEFORT • 'ph SATPIIOOM WILL (3 a: $lit) DIXIE 99c 48c, su • 55c - .15 percent. According to local law, this created a presumption that he was "under the Influence." LAMB öê - SAVE 40€ Fred was haled into court on a charge of drunk driving, after a blood test showed an alcoholic content of more than IM111% HIC KORY Wa W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BEE? ALL MAXWELL HOUSE (6 as JAI $1 47) 75c 'PS° JIFFY HONEY CATI 04 BLUISIhIT to Iii MAID BLACKBURN Banana Bread. 93c 's • IN s2 Salad Dressing 59c • U 1 W am& ^ 39 . • CAN 0 11111 SAVI 40% USDA • SEVEN HAS ChIN GODDESS • PILLSBURY 39 . to , WEENEE 3 $1 0 1 9' Dessert Shells. . . I 10c Iii ChutEs 23 01 SAVE I NEE I CANS 95c w 16-404 S100 SAVE VAN CAMP . SUCANYL LIQUID VEGALL A .. FLOUR ..:. • STEW • - , P f,' - B G 5 LB t P . 16-11 1 stir S . 1. Fii 1 • .8 s. • - - • Quantity Rights Reserved 2 sat 9s I EPS I OLA BEE. . . - -.....:' • THRIFTY LG 0iS1 UPOH 1\ 70 LB. PKG. $399 PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 14 THRU WED. NOV. 20 j - DRESS NG Rinse cranberries. Chop in electric blender, about 1 cup at a time, and turn into a large mixing bowl. Stir In sugar. Spoon Into a large Jar. Cover and store In refrigerator or other cool place, stirring occasion. .ally, for 6to8 weeks. At end of storage —It can beas long 3 months — sugar should be dissolved. Une a large strainer with a double layer of damp cheesecloth and place over a large mixing bowl. Pour rni.ilure in to strai ner. Cover with plastic film and let mixture drip through for at least 8 hours. Di not press mixture or liqueur wil be cloudy. Stir in vodka. StoreinbotUes — weuseop saved from soy and Worcestershlre sauce with plastic screvvstyle tops. Makes 2 to 2 cups. $ W.D BRAND PURE (NO ADDITIVES) 5 tos. V SAVE . g KRAFT FRENCH ll . I SAVE PLAN-AHEAD REFRESHER ssoeuta Cranberry queur ;( s I.--- --.-__. BULIF SAY LIGHT CHUWj7~~ I Owe's lots of ce Makes 4 m1nservfs $138 . ( PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 14 THRU WED. NOV. 20 COPYRIGHT 1974 r b.--- BRAND U.S CHOC1 GRAIN FED BEEF .': can untened crushed pineapple Sift togethff the cake flour, baki powder and saiL Beat together the butter honey aLI egg until blended. Add flour mixture and undrained pine'apple. Stiroulyenoughthmo4s. ten dry ingredients — batter will Lt thick. Fill greased mi thwnfmpan cu (each 2 by 1 inch) full. Bake In a prebeated42S.degreeovenunffl a cake tester inserted in center Conies out clean —15 to ) minutes. Rnoveat once (rorn muffin pans and wnre hm,with butter. Makes It . 1 COON BAKED BUTTER BEANS The sauce adds zest. Two 1-pound cans butter beans (dry limas), drained 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 2 tablespoons minced onion 2 tablespoons minced green pepper 1 teaspoon prepared mustard tablespoon dark brown sugar ' 1 tablespoon cider vinegar : 10-ounce can condensed tomato soup, undiluted Drain beans; let bean liquid settle and then measure !1,4 cup of the clear liquid and rervr. In a medium skillet melt the butter; add onion and green pepper and cook until wil ted. Stir In mustard, sugar and vinegar, then tomato soup and reserved 'i cup bean liquid; heal Turn beans into a 1-quart casserole; pour the tomato sauce over them. Bake, uncov. ered,inaFebeated 375-degree oven for 45 minutes. Serve In wide shallow soup bowls — lk.sun 5 C 11 LE O F THE EIG ma emal' Beverage 14 cup honey LIGHT SUPPER Vege ta ble Sou p Toast Cherry Cobbler Beverage CHERRY COBBLER It has an easy-to-make crumble topping. Two 1-pouna cans tart red pitt ed che rries 1-3rd cup granulated sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 21 cup flour, stir to aerate before measuring 2 teaspoons baking powder 2 teaspoon salt teaspoon cinnati :1 'i cup firmly pac dark brown sugar cup quik-cooking oats 1 egg, slightly beaten 1-3rd cup butter or Inargariro, nielted Drain cherries, reserving I cup liquid. Stir together granu-. lated sugar and cornstarch; gradua lly stir in reserved cherry liqui d, keeping smooth. Cook over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until thickened, clear and boiling. Stir in c he rries. Pour into a 9-inch square cake pan. Stir together the flour, baking powder, sa lt and cinnamon; In brown sugar and oats. Add egg and with a fork stir until crumbly. Sprinkle evenly over cherry Ihixture; d rizzle wi th butter. Bake in a preheated 375-degree oven 25 to 30 minu tes. Serve warm. Makes 8 serving.,. 140 ON ANY BUDGETSUPPER Baked Butter Beans C rackers ColeSlaw Fruit HOLIDAY BRUNCH Tomato Juice Cocktail Eggs CanadicnBacon Pineapple Muffins Coffee PINEAPPLE MUFFINS Made with honey and the unsweetened fruit. 2 cips sifted 0'1. 3 teas poons baking ir 12 teaspoon salt tcupbutteror margarine, softened .4 By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Edi tor OFF 'nd Ll to I cup voli JUST SLICE, SIZZLE SERVE! I soup; gradually stir in the chicken broth; heat to boiling, stirring often. Just before serving, add the milk and salt Iwpper; reheat but do iii buil. Sprinkle servirip with the scallion. Makes 6 generous cup- packagefrh aanbenies 2 cups migar Wednthty, tlri, 13,1974--313 St 1 2 cups milk 4 teaspoon salt , teaspoon white pepper Nlinced scallion tops In a large saucepan stir toi CRANBERRY UQUEUR Prepare now and It will be ready to serve at Christ- BRAND PURE (NO ADDITIVES ) /%L'1LhIII RLqgrnø Hr.Id. Sr1krd. Pi Eveninn OUR EXCLUSIVE TRIM-CUT METHOD INSURES MORE MEAT YOU CAN EAT FROM THE BEEF PEOPLE' U*4UT MAID Grapefruit Juice GOOD THRU NOV 70 : - I r:..___....-.__....__',.'--'.':__...J 419 E. FIRST ST. - automatically' accept test result, as va1 mety because . teout of a machine. A public service feitureufe Bar j tL Will Written by �48—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL V'dresdy, Nov. 13, 1974 Evening Royal Sweets Are ByAILEENCLAIflE The Herald Services preference for mutton, kidneys Cut the sponge cake into three and sweets, he follows the old crcs-wise layers Place one tradition of topping off his din- layer on bottom of ira ncr with a glass of Porto. There spring-form pan. Sprinkle with things that even one-third of Treat For Queen 's Taster Serve with sauce. to eight seTVIP4S. Pour gelatine over cake. Refrigerate until gelatine begins to set, Whip cream until it begins to thicken. Add vanilla pudding a little at a time, continuing whipping until the mixture stands In soft mounds, Carefully spread or spoon whipped mixture over the gelatine layer. Refrigerate for at least four hours or overnight. Serve topped with whipped cream, maraschino cherries and bits of angelica. Makes eight to ten servings. Makes six a niw NEW YORK (WA) The English sweet tooth Is world famous and a Britisher can meet any challenger for the "fastest sugar spoon" title when it comes to total — — sumption. The Queen's Taster is no exception. When dapper Col. A.J.B. Rutherford, C 13.E., visited this city recently, he saw several tempting desserts on a table and with a glint in his eye asked. "Who's going to attack the trifle!" He was pleased to have the hon. "I love good solid English desserts," Col. Rutherford plained when asked about his favorite foods. Ice creams and roly-poly, a 5fjj dsej, also rated high on his list of a peasarit ing experience. His mentioning of such . V:L3 1 supermarkets with their Irw.en dinners can't change in Great Cover the layer wi th oneBritain. third of the softened ice cream, add the second cake layer. ICE CREAM CAKE PORTO SAUCE I olks ounce sugar 1t ounces Porto wine Pot all ingredients Into fireproof mixing bowl on top of double boiler. Beat with wire Sprinkle another third wine fi se'j whip until firm. CooL over cake. Cover cake layer with half the RUBY TRIFLE remaining ice cream and 1 pound sponge cake, sprinkle generously with sliced crumbled macaroons. 1 cup ruby Porto 1 package cherry or Add the remaining cake layer raspberry lid gelatine and spread with remaining ice i cup boiling water CFCUfl. Pout remaining Porto 1 p int heavy cream over the cake. 1 cup vanilla pudding, Freeze for four to five hours, cooked and cooled Loosen and remove sides of Whipped cream, spring!orrii pan. Whip cream maraschino cherries, with confectioners' sugar until angelica It will hold soft peaks Cover Line shallow pan with slices cake with whipped cream, of cake. Pour wine evenly over Sprinkle with remaining cake. Dissolve gelatine In the crumbled macaroons. Store In boiling water: cool until it fruvzcr wti1 rad' to ser % e. becomes slightly thickened. LISBOA 3 sma ll macaroons cup tawny Porto 1 34uch sponge cake layer 2 quarts uilla Icr cream, softened 1 pint heavy cream 3 tablespoons coulectlooers' sugar Arrange the macaroons In a single layer in a shallow pan. Pour one-quarter cup Porto over them. Let stand until wine Is completely absorbed. Place pan in a 0-degree oven and toast macaroons lightly for about seven to eight minutes. ('.- o!. FILLETS OF SOLE VALE DO DOURO ta blespoons sweet hotter 8 fillets Of Dover or lemon SQC CUP diced JW Mushrooms 'i cup diced cooked artichoke bottoms 2 tablespoons chopped shallots 1 cup white Porto , e % cup fish stock or water 1 cup light cream % lemon Salt and white popper, to taste 1 tablespoon chopped pistachio nuts .. Use a shallow skillet or pan large enough to hold fillets. Melt two tablespoons hotter In pan. Arrange fillets In pan and sprinkle with mushrooms, attichoke bottoms and shallots. Pour Porto and stock or water over fish. Cover and cook over low moderate heat for about 10 minu tes or until fillets flake easily wi th a fork. Remove fillets to a hot serving platter. Keep warm. Bring Ingredients remaining in pan to a quick boil. Reduce to half. Add cream and stir In IeIn01l juice, a little at a time. Stir In remaining hotter. Do not boil. Pour sauce over fish. Sprinkle with chopped nuts. Makes four servings. -. ,' Stem s - —'s _____________ -- make a seafood casserole dish, need only to remove It from the finely chopped she looks under casseroles. The freezer Just before dinner. % cup sliced, stuffed same recipe also Is listed under "Before serving, decorate it green olives Organization is Pam Sher. seafood. The recipe card gives with whipped cream. 14 up. salt fr' ri man's middle name, the name of the cookbook "1 snake a large green salad Dash pepper Although it permeates all containing the recipe and the with an "assortment of ac '4 cup soft buttered phases of her life, It shows up page number, companiments so each guest bread crumbs graphically in her ktd Recipes she clips from may assemble his own salad. Cut seafood and tuna into Her recipe system beats a flewipa pers and magazines are "I include cauliflower bite-size pieces. Mix with computer all hollow pasted on cards, then they are flowerets, sliced purple onions, remaining ingredients, except "I'm an organized person" slipped into plastic "recipe avocado slices, cherry buttered crumbs. Mrs. Sherman says. "And it's saver" covers, tomatoes, chopped hard-boiled Spoon mixture into one-quart easier for me to work from a "In the master file I also keep eggs and cucumber slices, casserole or into six individul special occasi on nd "With the seafood, I like herb ramekins or she lls. TOP with She plans party dinner rice — wee k tha t includes could serve wild buttered crum bs, at a time, and the list is handy, that the guests raved over.,, rice or a noodle dish and Bake the casserole 25 to 30 attached to the side of her Mrs. Sherman shops only vegetable." minutes In a 350-degree oven. week, and keeps a magnetized once Of course, ] luclous 5 Bake individual servings In clip, shopping list ha ndy add dessert, the chocolate 350-degree 20 to 30 "With the cost of food ttyjayl i tems as she needs to. until mixture ar ound -- - Is Wor - u— — pla n." :- th _________ ,.. - ____ .- men, a - any her menu a -- Steali . a for a to trydt0 ng .t.I•bfl .aSC(... or you a refrigerator with a --".'- U.S fl. Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-5B HYSHIRLEYGALUNA Herald News Services - pw Herald, Sanford, Fl. pie. e always 1 cup fresh cook ed wh atever that Sherman vegetables are in season. crab, lobster or "I find having an electric "When I'm giving a party, I shrimp cooking pot that cooks a main like to make as many of the 1 17.5 OL) can dish all day long is helpful, dishes ahead as I can, water-packed tuna "When I get home from work, "I plan main dishes, such as 1 cup soft bread ll I ha t canbe dois cook a T1Y crum bs vegetable and make a salad," made the day before the party. As cup Mrs. Sherman has a master In fact, it's much better, as the 1 cup sour cream file which is all cross- flavors blend. 4 hard-boiled eggs, "My chocolate velvet cream referenced. In this file, only finely chopped names of recipes are included, pie also be made 2 tbsp.. grated onion For example, if she wants to even weeks in advance. You ' celery, •' oven minutes, or Mrs Garnish with additional oli v e slices, if desired. Serv es six. - — .. -. a veto CHOCOLATE VELVET CREAM PIE CRUST e,t 14 cups finely crushed chocolate wafers One-third cup melted bu tter mayonnaise ' - I 40 .4.4 Pam Sherman spoons her seafood bake into dividnal shells " iw u .u.tcks a trifle t. ul. . can days or Combine and press Itito bottom and up sides nine-Inch Bake 325-degree for 10 minutes. cup - of pie pan. c5c63 1K] um C5Ufl in oven habits of those who cling tothe traditional in foods in Great Britain. RE Col. Rutherford proved a good source of information on F OOfl EF $1• 3 Dii. Gatorade since he lives by his taste budsi FILLUNG 1 (8 eL) package cream cheese, softened SAVE 18' LIME OR ORANGE the eating pauerns, except for the sweets, in his homeland HORM El HARVEST AT FAIRWAY WHEN YOU SHOP AT ERIC ADAM'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE z cup PRICES EFFECTIVE fl Nov 1420, 1974 32oa. SAVE 10', ''-'v" - 101X II -I H PORK LOIN ERIC ADAM'S BIRTHDAY SAL 99 - I I PRICES EFFECTIVE Nov 14-20.1974 $60INd s. s..s, Wt SAVE 40' LYKES Vienna Sausage SAVE 201. MARTHA WHITF. 4711401$ Pkgs. 1 Macaroni & cheese - CAMPBELL Ir FAIRWAY FARMS BAKERS Coconut SAVE 10' SUN MAID Rasin " Melt chocolate pieces in top of double boder over hot water. Stir melted chocolate and beaten yolks into cheese-sugar Bacon I SAVE 47 Chops GROUND . - 3 TO 11 CHOPS - lb. Beef • = . Fold in whipped cream and Pecam Pour into baked crumb LIMIT 2 LBS. WITH 1 7" OR MORE ORDER - CTUSI. FAIRWAY MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAKS 4 89C • whites until soft pea orm. Gradually beat in one-fourth cup sugar and fold into chocolate mixture. FAIRWAY 100% PURE -- 59C After 53 years in the wine business, with time out to serve with the British Army staff in Washington, D.C., during World War II, he plans no book on wine or food. QUARTER PORK LOIN '.KING SIZE 14 as. 819 15 oz. SLI I Tl"de SAVE 20' Combine the cream cheese with one-fourth cup sugar and vanilla, mixing until well - HORMEL CORN FED WESTERN SLICED SAVE - L$5 St,i S. it 12)1 Il.i41 Id - N.7. I7IL halad il N k.14... i. ,.,, 19 -J Their selections are served at the Queen's table for the family and at official functions In the five Royal residences— Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Balmoral, Sandringham and Holyrood House. r]I?IwIIrwslIMlt.. N.7. 11 91 --MW --• whites whipped 'i cup chopped pecans Whipped cream, for ganifsh - ROUTE 436 at NOWELL BRANCH WINTER PARK 678-38 8 ROAD 53C Tomato Soup ' U pleem icup heavy I C 4 4oz. $ 1 U .,® - - fl 11*01 ROAST 2 egg ,- . t package semisweet melted • I ' :• •, - OL) chocolate 1 "''"• - ''°'P'- 1191 __ ___ an 24 oz. FURNIT URE 59 - Log Cabin Syrup - WITH E VERY C 2402. SAVE 31' PER LB. HORMEL CORN F ED WE STERN GIFT FAIRWAY SAVE 18'. LYKES Beef Stew iasi$.....,D 69c divided 2 egg yolks I I (I Ketchup ® L ' SAVE 17' HEINZ As a Queen's Taster, he is one ofthoewinpsknownfcitheir rare olfactory talents. He is the fifth generation of wine shippers and his great-great grandfather began shipping Madeira th1814whenjt was still an American favorite along with Porto. There is a new interest in these fortified wines th the tLS.Asamemberofthe Advisory Committee for Wine for the Royal Cam, and a panel of four plus two Buckingham Palace officials Participa te in blind tastings of wines - the Identity of the wine is not known to the tasters so their impressions won't be influenced, for example, by a distinguished chateau name on a label. sugar, 1 tsp. Vanilla Before serving, decorate top of pie with whipped cream. kes eight to 10 servings. Ma Fryinq Chicken Parts THIGHS, DRUMSTICKS BREASTS LIMIT ONE WITH 7" OR MORE ORDER ___ HORMEL CORN FED WESTERN "After all," he said, "I hoven't done anything ezeep. tional except shattering my stomach." IV 0 SAVE 10'. BIRDSEYE Mrs. Rutherford gave a wifely smile at this comment but added that they both enjoy good food. Al though she doesn't cook that much now she said she began cooking during the War. "I hadthree hungry children, one cookbook queuing up with our f stampawasapartof our lives." 59C Cool Whip 9f SNO.WHITE 89C lb Mushrooms SAVE 20, LAMBRECHT box Pizzas RED EMPEROR Grapes Although she claimed she "wasn't a gooL 000k," children like good food and ,. Joy preparing it, too, so some. thing did nth off. She admjtte(j that there has been a drastic change in attitude toward foo.J in Great Britain, despite belt-tightenirig due to the economy. lOox. PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE 1301. OCEAN SPRAY Cranberries YELLOW SUMMER 79C I 3 YELLOW "People didn't take the proper interest In preparing tasty food before," she said as an explanation to the criticisms of English foods she often hears. Cooking Onions "Deep freezing," she said, "IS taking over in England and people in villages are more conscious of paying for the cost of a freezer by buying In bulk. ç-pin too.! think we have better fresh vegetables in our gardens than Americans do and tend to eat more vegetables. The English climate Is so good for these and fnr frus" Pot 3 RIB OR LOIN ,..168 FaIIPak 89C Toaster Pasteries 38Pak,1 Bowl Cleaner ev CARROT CAKES 98C lb 9-51/1 oz Sirloin Patties 99 $ OR 3 l Box GWALTNEY SLICED Whole Pork Loin "3Fon1. 59 I — .. . t'1a 1. 'emon Polish lb 39 C ba 98c lb SAVE 18:. BEHOlD FOR French Luncheon Meats Step Saver 1 FAIRWAY U.S.D.A. INSPECTED U.S. NO. 1 ALL PURPOSE '22" 20 lb. Bag I lb Roast B..i lb An,.,ci,, C),..,, 1 lb 8O.d Ham 1, lb Some Cbiij. I lb Hard Salim, . 01,.., 1 ftih 5h.d lain, and Cola Sla ve BONELESS RUMP Beer 6-12 OZ. CANS L % It, lb. B.h,d Hun I' IM Roost la,t 1 lb Co.n.d Ba,l I lb Hard S.ilamà 4 lbs Cot. SL,. A.., 1 6 for 12C CENTER CUT SIRLOIN only '22" Universal Brunch for 25 0,I~ V j _; beaten 57C FAIRWAY U.S.D.A. INSPECTED WESTERN BEEF Sunday Night Supper for 12 '., CARLING BLACK LABEL QUANTITY RI GHT S RESERVED Glazed Donuts Mini Priced Special for 20 WESTERN BEEF atoe Buttercrust Bread I', Ibi lo.l.d Him I lb Am•nc.n C).... I lb Solar, 1 lb S*'u Chau. 1, Ibe Cool,d Salami I lb Sp'cd Lnc$.o, S.i,,d aqP, 6 The Pota t o Salad 1 5 lb Cola SI.,. 19 32o: teaspoon grated Fairway HOL/DA Y PARTY PLA TTERS SAVE 30'. JOHNSON $1 19 Apple Strudel 6to8oz. 10 DELICATESSEN AG WT 5 to 20 1)'. SLICED AND FREEZER WRAPPED FREE Id lot AFTER-HOLIDAY SUPPER Sliced Turkey LemonYams Salad Bowl CloverRolls Ice Cream Beverage LEMON YAMS A new recip with refreshing flavor. cup sugar i cup hotter or margarine t s cup water 14 lemon rind 3 tablespoons lemon juice 1 egg, well 6 medium (about 2tt pounds) yams (cooked, peeled and quartered) 1 teaspoon c')rnstarch combined with 1 tablespoon cold water In a 12-inch skillet stir together the sugar, butter, water, lemon rind, lemon Juice and egg. Over moderate heat, stirring constantly, cook until boiling egg will not curdle. Add covered and carefully few times, until heated through —15 to 20 minutes. With a slotted spoon remove yams to a warm serving dish and keep warm. Stir cornstarch mixture Into sauce in skillet; cook over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until clear slightly thickened; yams. Makes 8 servings. EXTRA LEAN CHOPPED HORMEL CORN FED WESTERN 16 oz By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor FAIRWAY BAKERY SAVE 16 LYSOL TOILET . 3IbsOr More I Tasy Cream Cheese Iced Italian Sausage FREEZER BUY OF THE WEEK '/zGaI Hamburger Buns Cucumbers 12: $128 lb. 98C FAIRWAY FARMS LEAN, MEATY 1b. fI th- 4.9 SAVE 18. FAIRWAY HOT DOG OR LONG GREEN FIRM MEAT THICK Grill Franks NEW NABISCO KRALY (ILAZ Buttermilk 1 9C Squash 12 oz, — Sliced Bologna AOC SAVE 9'. T. G. LEE 29 c OSCAR MAYER ALL BEEF LYKES TASTY SAVE 10'. BREAKSTONE STAY'N SHAPE Cottage Cheese tf_ _r,wgpJ Ground Round Steak All Meat Stew Beef Big 32 oz Size SAVE 10', AUNT JEMIMA Waffles PACKAGE OF 3 lbs. OR MORE Chops iry 20' Per Lb, Cube Steak CENTER CUT PORK SAVE 30', DISH LIQUID SAVE 78C lb. — Stea k I lb Ch,chan Roll I lb Imported Cb..,. I lb Ams, Choose 7 lbs Pot Salad Yams; simmer, turning a Ral,.P, only 40 CjiI Your DeIicu'ssen For Home or Office Partiei Fivsa ' SEAFOOD 1 09 LIMIT 4-6 PAKS TENDER FLORIDA a The Ruthcrfoi'ds share the English love for fish and Produce YELLOW SWEET orn-- to bed. "LAmb chopt% too, we easier to digest and i iie MARRIOT SAVE 24', BIRDSEYE DRESSINGS CHOPPED OR LEAF 2o, 1 0 Ears Blue Cheese $jog Swice so much of his work is II Spinach $ tr-t,- 5 ROYAL CROWN 01 o1a B-1202.Bot,Ies JUMBO SHRIMP lb $2 98 Hand P.ch.d EYE OF ROUND lb Claw Crab Meat Can J0IINMORRELL ALL MEAT $")iI Polish Loaf a I) 45C Steak TASTY Dekifts -URI OW"M Mm '-lb Hard Salami Salmon Steak lb Trout Fillet lb Halibut Fillet 21 lb $ I Spanish Mackerel lb lb 'lb KRAFT 01 21 Longhorn Cheese itb FAIRWAY 1x2 55C 69 Cole Slaw 29 8USD TURkIYS OR HAMS FOR THANKSGIVING PLEASE CALL EARLY Cleaned Free Fresh Mullet pour over T-BONE OR TOP ROUND 98C lb T$IUNZ 12" lb King Crab Lags and BOLOGNA Easba plus Deposit 1 48 DEL/CA TESSEN New Smyrna Beach PI means 1 column by 2 inches. Too small for an ad to be noticed or ef- 178 fective? You're reading this onel 4) ,-___--__--_.-_-_._•__ .-.•-------- _ - _ __ -•------_-_•_ ,_-__ •, - •_„—.--_ .—. - . . :............%..a_ . 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PICNIC...... 53c -— - - - — LEAN FRESH PORK LB. STEAK...........911 FRESH LEAN GEORGIA BACK BONE LB. LB 44 c 3 qfc BONELESS RUMP ROASt 1ESH LEAN DUNTRY STYLE .B.QUE RIBS.. $ LB. CHUCK STEAK. 33 — - .- YKES FULL LB. A UGAR CREEK 10LOGN PKG. EVERFRESH BARS LYKES BUDGET SLICED VIENNA BEEF SAUSAGE STEW BACON. 3s o f 1 Is 00 oz. BONELESS LB. 4NS ROUND STEAK 1R 0 I 2 CAN 68 ' C -- - or 5 MORE AND LB. - - — - - — - CORN FED B BEEF EEF POT ROAST_ LB. - — - I I, - ORN FED BEEF HOULDER 0ASTI..II. - LB. $ J 08 I 20 Ti 48 $ LB.I — - - - - - - - — ONELESS M GLISH ROASl LB. I 28 TEMPTIN' 58 ... T-BONE STEAK.. .__.j TENDER - - - - ONELESS SIRLOIN LB. $1 48 lip ROAST.. UP IS SIRLOIN STEAK CLUB STEAI( LB. $3 48 - - - - - - - - - — - - - 4 WHITE -POTATOES I LB APPLES__...._.I___.._3 & "FRESH" GREEN U.S. NO. 1 YELLOW LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEA!EI_JJ Q.TIPS ___________ COTTON map SWABS fl 4.21$) PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON TETLEY PKG. OF - ba. 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SELTZER 17 COUNT 88 62 GILLETTE ANTI PERSPIRANTS GUARD SILVER CAN (or) Powder spray 6PAK KOTEX REG. or SUPER C 5 TAMPONS LB. .m.. $118 CLUB STEAK.. Im mmmm m LB. $Ila RIGHT 12 OZ. CAN - EVERYNIGHT EVERYNIGHT SHAMPOO SOFT RINSE ONE-ADAY BLADES 3!, 07. JAR VASELINE USE YOUR BANKAMERICARD VITAMINS GARGLE & RINSE WITH WHITE RAIN OZ. PKG. 37 COLGATE ..AVE CREAM GENERAL MILLS MICRIN PLUS LONG & SILKY THE SELF HEATING 3-UA-113) PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON $2 07. 811. 40Z. 811. CLAIROL 7 17' c GOOD ONLY AT: SANPORD PAR($ SHOPS COUPON EXPIES WED,. NOVEMBER 30 LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEASEi P1(0 OF 65 P1(0. OF 40 $7 65 -4 68c C ELLO BAG S LB. 38c ONIONS ___..'_____3 FOR THANKSGIVING moor BEEF HINDQUARTE R LB. AVG. CONSISTS OF PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE, ROUND, BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK, RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, CUBE STEAKS AND GROUND BEEF. BEEF FRONT QUARTER CONSISTS OF CHUCK STEAK, POT ROAST, CHUCK ROAST, SHOULDER ROAST, ENGLISH ROAST, RIB ROAST, CLUB STEAK, ALL MEAT STEW. 150 LB. AVG, RUTABAGA.... 00 L 88 GARDE BEEF RIB.......__--------!128 12 LB .........;, i P . • PFEIFFER SPRING Ll i:•. LB. 12 CABBAGE BEAUTY AID' S H :• "FANCY" RED-DELICIOUS HEALTH - S UCE A^ ON —' - - - ''S "SUPER SAVINGS"' - OAS SIZZLIN' 68 GROUND BEEF LBS OVER s" _il - - 93c73c - I WHOLE ONLY FRESH 100 PCT. PUR LB. PKG. - LB. 33 $1 38 c _-_--S$---__ I, 3 LBS - 'BEEF STEW R S I, .II.. - LEAN N' TENDER OZ. LOAF 20 FULL-CUT Es PICNICS 68c LB. 'RI I SMOKED (or) ai LB. — - - - — -- - - — ORK SAUSAGE.LB - FABULOUS ..... RESH 100 PCT. PURE IOMEMADE Aft L I 1%LJ 3UL7AK.KLR PEACH PIES $j oo BREAD BAT C 32 OZ. B3 BTL. LIQUID `7 U CANS iiDc FAMILY PAK SUGAR CREEK II (or) - FLA.VL'- 18 OZ. JAR - - - - CIIIL'TiJ APPLE ORANGE JUICE is 33$ CANS j00 APPLE JELLY CHICKEN & NOODLES (or) . BAMA PKGS MAC. & CHEESE •MAC.& BEEF 1 100% PURE ji C 77 MILFORD WH. KERNEL (or) 12 OZ.$ PKGS . . .......... 24 OZ. BTL. LB. PKG. 3130Z, BTL. #AYf'iiii CATSU M P PEAS FLA. GRADE "A" LYKES DEL-MONTE SALAD DRESSING fl , i, _TA t0vT �BOBO—Etveninq HtrMd, Wednesday, N Sanford, H LU991 TIOTICO Ost up to 600 S& extra FICTI1OUSNAME otictls hereby given that lam I UIww• Pits I1i c'ullhis,.iia,0$8ta0 (sew I 3$ Ill ..,1i1S gaw U iJUISIN It USMCe.s ame Statutes, To Wit: Section 509 Florida Statutes 195, S: Stephanie Cain ubllilu Nov. 13. 20. n. DCC . 1911 H 84 S CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You ana each Of fO() are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or either of you. rnayhave agair,sIsa Said Estate in the office of the Clerk of Notice Is hereby given that I am the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth gaged In businessat 950 State St., Judicial Circuit. Seminole County, anford Plaza. Sanford 32771, Florida. Probate Division In the minole County, Florida under the Courthouse at Sanford. Florida, iclitlouS name of MIDNIGHT SUN within (owt1 calendar months URNITURE CORPORATION, and from the time of the lint publication hat I Intend to register said name O(thl5flOtjc EactIclaim or demand ith the c;erk of the Circuit Court, must be in writing and filed In mirtolc County. Florida in ac duplicate and state the place of cordance with the provisions °, the residence and post off ice address of Ictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: the claimant and must be sworn to ction$.o Florida Statutes 1957. by the claimant, his agent or at 5 - L F. Raooni'ictt torney, or the same shall be void. Publish: Nov 6, II, 70. V. 1971 Dated at Orlando, Florida, thiS DEN 3$ 72nd day of October. 1971. SUN FIRST NATION AL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FICTITIOUS NAME C Plus 9 8 pak Coke deposit Red, Whitt £ BIvi A 1201. 99C Beer _u4q_:Z~p Breakfast Club Fla Or. "A" L4r9. doz. Eggs 0 56C 8rcahIat Club N Wlithor you'r e visiting Of livinq Oro ~ In Florida. there's a Public Market Conveniently located near you and we're adding more all the time for your shopping pleasure 440 _~~' N At 1. loaves Bread 4 2001 GREEN STAMPS ,. p...b.s., 10tol"I 61640 of s.... Still T.ity $1,10d Old Ia*hton,d hal *.r.4..4iI.d.t... to, 191041 , f79c Detl*i.,,s 51usd Lebanon Bologn%. .. q..iier 59' ......•. • • vvvvvwvyyyyy,'wy f1114c T.siy Irish-M.d. Macaroni Salad OliveLoaf Ilurerfel Kl,bsa.I,,;h Ham Salad Sandwich . 59' ¶' i... 39' BROWNIE MIX Delicious T..y.Pt.,.r.d Lemon Crunch Pie... ..h I., uroien lot 23%-oz. pk. 006 114ö54 .d '— $1.13 __ D.li1htfel Iresh-Med, Health Salad P PILLSBURY WALNUT . IS 14,5* 111 ....... EXTRA Rsedy-.-tuI.wi Southern Fried Chicken I I 4IGreenStarnps Ff11 $U99 b.. 99" .t., . 111 ••s 5._.1_ t Swift Pr.niivm B.n,I.is Conned Hum 3-lb. can SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Wed. Si. 5* $*teg jM [ OSaSaeeaOOeeeee.e.on_. 0.4*10404040 a4o-WW.".0~010`40 P,sl.a Prts. S.il We Sirloin Steak TopRound5teak...,.., Swift. Preale., PrT.. Swell lad Key Steak 1" .M" ........ Chuck Blade Steak swift's Prewi.., p,,T. Reel Chuck Blade Roast Swift. Prswt, PrsT*. 8~1066 I.el ."16.0,04 i P4( 34 1" Swift. Prewl.. Proven $...l.s. Reel Ieu.d S*4fr. Prewi.. P,,T.. Reel •••.• . Ile. ..... 99 — — '-.•i A' C 89 Chuck Shoulder Roast... ShortRibg.....,...... t 991 Ground Beef With H.V.P. "Selected Baby Beef" Inflation Fighter ...... •••• Chuck Roast Regular Margarine . . . . . 2 Soft Margarine ......... •••,• Its. •.. . ..... Oft. Prices Cffectjv Thursday, Nov. 14th Thru Wednesday Nov. 20th, 1974..... Closed Sundays...... Longhorn Swift 69' .,, 1 . • • • • • • • *303 I I urn SAYS It. Libby's Cot 00 29' - 29' l. • S GreenBeans.,,.,.... ..29' say, Pork & Beans IIII.•i.. 29' , 1 at. V.. Comp's I SAYS It. 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TV Cv.cks, Pie Crust.......... IAVI 20., A""" I""" 49' 1l.. IerL$11, SAYS Sit £ 0 S.dl.ff PearHalves...,....... £303 SAYS It 0.5 Mi... Fruit Cocktail - - Instant Coffee ••••• SAYS It. ttewssbuld Detergent (3 Off Libel) pleasure 34113 ' 39' ComotCIeanser.,....2'.69' (SiSSU *aU *3.55.5 ubIx i . ISO ' son &4GreenSfampsI S.0 where shopping - - - THIS AD GOOD AT TH E SE LOCATIONS ONLY: -- - - SANFORD PLAZA - mrkets 1 • u.t, siteis, ssp, r•g. Si-. EXTRA 4GreenStamps1 11,1 .” .11 acknowledged that the seal affixed the provisionS of the Fictitious [ sa id Instrument is the corporate Name ,tatules, To Wit. Sec t ion seal of saId corporation; that they &65 09 FlorIda Statutes 195,. did sign and seal said instrum en t as s C, M. Washburn II Such President e nd S ec retary " Publish Oct 30, Nov. 6. I). 20, 1774 betsalf of said corporation and by DEC III au thority of Its Board of Directors; FICTITIOUS NAME and that said Instruments their free Notice 5 tiCteby giverS ttiat I Cm ac t eric deed individually arid as eQOcd fl buSinesS at 3551 S - such President and Secretary and the free and corporate act and deed Orlando Dr. Sanford, Semi no le Cc.'.infy. Fl or ida under the fictitious of said ADRIAN COPIST. CO - IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I name of COLONY MOBILE - 4 -10 # Hwy. 1742 and Airport Blvd., Sanford SEMINOLE PLAZA n. 1seer I'.c. Wi.ô, I•* Caiid,, .3 *.W•I$ 3. , Ooretion which executed the Clerk of the Circuit Court, S:minoie who County. Florida in accordance with oregolng instrument, 34.4, Si. II 511i 3 °EG 143 FICTITIOUS NAME Plotice it hereby given that I am Before me. a Notary Public in and engag ed in bu sin ess sit SR. 436 for said coy ely, person ally appeared Forest City. Seminole County, CHARLES R. ADRIAN, President, Florida under the fictitious name of and WINfI C. HAMRICK. Secretary, TI4RtFTY AUTO PARTS, and that (If ADRIAN CONST CO the coc nienul to rrçsler t..id name *iltt H-it I is. Vr'e Sfr.v1,I Cell., C'i,. 12'-.. s.. 24-is. .... Win C. Hamrick, Secretary STATE OF OHIO, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 55: EXTRA SO.... ••••••• YS 10.. i.b.ft.. 0,. SAVE b ,, ,,, __ c.i. Syrup a Spinach $evflh. 12-.. pug. 1-08 iS.., no ifrglololgn Seminole County. Florida under the President and Secretary thi'retjnto and that I Intend to register said duly authorl:ed, has affixed its name with the Clerk of ttie'Circuit name and corporate seal thiS 24th Court Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions 01 day of October, 1971. 'tie Fictitious Name Statutes. To Seal) wit. Section $6509 Florida Statutes ADRIAN co 1957 By: Charles P. Adrian. S Carl E. Eichner PreIcent Pu!ilh Ott fl '10. tl.v 6.13. 1971 ATTEST gJ44GreenStamps 27' Glenn D Kuhn COPIST CO to apply t the Clerk of tIte CircuIt Court in and for Seminole Publish Oct 30. Nov. 6. 13. 70, 1974 County, Florida, to register the said DEG 157 fictitious name of ADRIAN COPIST. FICTITIOUS NAME CO. OF OHIO under the provisions Notice s hereby given that I am of Chapter 20953, Laws of Florida, engaged in busineSS at 977 Highway ACtsofI9ll,anduridecSection$65,09 136. Altamonte Springs 32101, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, lictitiOu5 name of ODYSSEY-THE ADRIAN COPIST. CO., by Its ULTIMATE HAIR EXPERIENCE, - e__e_e__._._._.._ -E 5Se __ efl .0S I Needmore Road, In the City of provisions of ttie Fictitious Name Dayton, County of Montgomery and Statutes, To wit. Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957 State of Ohio 45414; S flt'fl F Shingteton That Ills the Intention of ADRIAN Florida statutes .4, .,, is Sm. tXTRA Cooked Squash o,.,* - - O.sr Own Brad D.iIcl.5 Hell £ Hull Cregat wart carton Fed 1A'it Fried Clams ........... A..i j..i. Mrs. P .•..........• - '&4GreenStamps[ $11k 'U. .4 a. Selfiter 1 °' -, Aetis.pIt N.ushw.sh VOt Of? 1.1.3) 1,4 other corporation or person is in INTERIORS, and that we Intend to teresfed therein and that the cor. register said name with the Clerk of poration's place of residen ce and its the Cincut Court, Seminole County, principal office Is located at 7612 Florida fl accordance with the I ' Chopped Onions • 1'..Si For Thursday, November - Bog Candy Sal, 12..,.beg have hereunto sub'cribed my name and atti,td my official seal at Dayton. Ohio, this 74th day ot Oc tober, 1971. Wauneta Howe, v.4. tie, 55. I Notary Public. in and for Montgomery Cou,Ity. Onia. Publish - Oct 30, Nov 6. 13. 20. 1911 flr,.ti HOME I ntendto register said name with tti, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance witni t he provitions of the FictItious 'iarne Statutes, To Wit: Section $65 09 Florld StCtute% 1957 S. Eric Johnson, Jr Publi sh - Plo Ii. 70. 77. DCC I9H DEN $8 (44) TONIGHT'STV 14, 1974 Truth • GENERA!. 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Sat. - Martian " (44) Underdog 3:00(2,0) Another Wor ld (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital - (33) Mister Ed (44) Three Stooges Do S( (dbal £euitgc Presents Nightly . , The Turk Coury Show I It ' 0'-A . it" A . . = , ..'__ 'i' for - ... - ______ - _____ JIMMY THE KID. By Donald E. Westlake. Evans, 191 Pages. ffym - Ev?I'yOne, Don't Miss '• This - Outstanding LONGEST YAR Italle cee.'.,'s• 'satut c':: As he's shown ho "The Hot Rock" and "Bank Shot," Don. 32 3-512 PIei no children—this show flow showing.-_cjm 1.50. ald E. Westlake has a knack for coming up with some of the zaniest plots to appear on a Isage and In "Jiuuny The Kid" he hits pay dirt a gain. This time out, Wetlake, whose stories show that while rime doesn't pay it sure can be funny, at least for the reade-, ...UTIWIIE$TlECQtO$LLsf! '1 1*41 Performance M - TN Fr. £5.? fl-$. II P.M il -S. Ii P.M. is is. is P.M. VISIT OUR Rw ift ROM jZP6Wft4 Breakfast All ,'saior Crt4it Cards ACCPftd SEMINOLE PLAZA 5415 Dish -Hwy 5753 Casselb..ry, FIt 431921 1 P.r HiIIsSh.ppse Cs.isq 1 Its W. COJU3'll Orti.. 7" am Dinner 510 Lunch 7.11 11.2 Shouton-&dinford tnn SHERATON H01t15 I MOTOR INNS WORLDwIDE SERVICE OREGON AVENUE AT I-I & STATE ROUTE 'a. SANFORD. FLA 355 32)4414 Hey, chicken 6%WS— tome Ofl over to The Other Fried! .. Wnesday Family %W — -I - CONCEIVED IN LQV p )Fl IVERID lO t- ir S peCial S . -- 3 pieces of chicken, cole slow, mashed potatoes and gravy, - - - Groat time to discover the toucha honey difference in Famous Recipe, Th. Oh.r Reg. Fried Chicken. Delicious dipped-in-honey batter, fried really crisp and all th e way Now only through. No world*- people who cross over to Tho Other Fried Chicken stay ther.i $ 173 129 + TAX Xo,Ai i [] BLACK ( \' 1 n ) Happy Hour 4.7 P.M. hot bkcuits. "TIlE '"i Song FOUR Rot! (jun" Ali absorbing story with CHARLES PIRONSON s . (6) Guiding Light 2:30 (2.8) The Doctors (35) My Favorite bull-shouldered, bald man genius named Jimmy, who is in strong purpose. It Is the named Szell, W he n Szell flies psychoanalysis, wants to make odyssey of a handgun, how it into New York City from South movies and bails the gang out of travels from person America the book clicks toge th to person pitfall after another be. for different purposes. Ini ti ally er and what comes after that IS- one cause he thinks t he y're pretty purchased by a man for an exciting — often funny, often nice people. protection, it subsequently sad — chase, filled with There's a lot of funny stuff in winds up in the hands of a violence, sudden death and tar. this book, especially when demented young man who tore. Westlake shows in parallel terrorizes a neighborhood; then Underlying it all — and wit ch apters how smoothly the ki dju 11111fl who tries to take his ten so smOothly into thelast- chapters off in the novel own life. Another young man flowing action that it doesn't naping comes _ ___________ disturb or slow down — is the and how fouled up it gets when 41.1101041111911 ts.tafp Dortmunder and company try recurring theme of guilt. On its to bring it OCKG CNAII off. simplest level it is the guilt an TIMATtr individual carries with him Easily one of the best of the 7:30 9:10 through the years, in Levy's tisany good bits is a telephone case the death of his father. On conversation between Mutch's a more complex level it is the Illother — who drives a cult guilt borne by people asamnass, whenshe isn't into Crinle —ansi 0*1,1-Ilg uil t of genocide, the kidnaped boy's father, a TNUT1C The Groove Goldman does a masterly job rather stuffy financial type. ,:25 Tube of weaving it all together into Last 8:00 p.m. Phil Thomas one smoothly flowing tale that 04 The AP Books Editor Only_.,d._iI0"ed Hot Lovers carries the reader along to a shucking and ut sjxitted v. iUi ___________ humor — ending. FEATURES. 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In loots it back to New York and the other the reader deaLs with enlists those old reliables — Tonight she gets a chance to the adventures of one Scylla, a Dortmunder, May, Murch and sing Frank Sinatra Jr. guests into as a top singer who walks out on super spy who works for a his laxi-tinving mom 7g ,, — .#\ a mob-connected record tycoon, shadowy organization called reading the book and th ' en g- and winds up the victim of an "The Division" and is top man ng a kidnaping. I ' assassination. Christie )(CS as in his field in killing with 45, PAGODA Naturally, the gang's kidnap. a singer, gets a job In the club hands. ing doesn't come off at all the where he last sang. Pretty soon There is a lot of fun in each ° LUNCH way it is outlined in the novel the record tycoon suspects the parallel episodes and it which they use as a text. EV. Christie, continues even after they erythln, of co urse, that can I'O A5htnt 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY merge, this due to the appear. Tongdocsgowrong. Including MOVIE c'r.s.r,., O F THE WEEK •1n e arwe on the scene of a sinister, the kidnap Am,r icon C,,s.re ,tictim, a 12-year-old MAW 51.95.57.95 Playhouse Sunrise Jubilee SunriseSemester (I) Today in Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News — Charcoal ed to Perfection Turin (9) Afternoon THURSDAY Jeannie L........... clocif (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,11) Jeopardy (6) As The Wor ld (9) Movie 6:00 (9) Then Enjoy Sekctlons of SEAFOODand PRIME BEEF 12:30 (2,8) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12'SS (2) N ews 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 1) News (9) Wide World Of Haivy Wsstwn (6) Love Of J..ite. 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Afternoon is fine for making arrangements On B new project. Try to be more OCfl. mInded. Volaftm 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (8) Golden Voyage Truth C)r Consequenc es (9) Mcxl (6) Andy Griffith (13) Johnny Ringo (24) Electric Company (3 5 ) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6 I. 9) News 7:00 (2) To Tell The (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (2) 5:30 __________________________________________________ _____ fly CARJft)l.I. ltI(;IIT1:It BURNIE ALLAN FORREST 92. Fern Park, Seminole Coy y, ADRIAN COPIST. CO. OF OHIO; That the undersncd i the sole Florida under the fictitiouS name of Owner of the businesS. arai that no S & 0 CUSTOM BOAT TOPS & (35) Batman EVENING PROBATE NO. 74-219.CP In re. Estate of Sanford. Fl 37711 Certify: That the undersigned Intends to Publish. Oct 73. 30, Nov. 6, 13. 1974 Conduct a business a? 730 North EG III Park, in the City of Sanford, Courty FICTITIOUS NAME of Seminole. State of Florida 32771. Notice s Pierebv given that we are under the fictitious name of engaged in business at 3022Hwy. 17- R .5..... Its. Sirde lye Pr.... 596 ell Si. IS ISI3 rA Broccoli Amandine ...... -„, 134$. w.. La~a-ft.~-ftvoftvftmp 99. Original Waffles ........ph 59' Dry £ Ti.t.i K.,d T. Hold, 5..,. 11 ' ..i . . . Magic Pro-wash 79' 69' "t $1710 •.. 596 •I,hw,e• Ir.... HA & Bud~ Al*k S 69' LATE l9t. Atollot says Ii. Flesh 5..... Scalloped ., A. Ore."* P EXTRA 59' '4.. Green Asparagus ....... s 3s• .. Hib4GreenSfampsF• 99€ bluw.,d J.h.s... tresse .. ___ 11 -•• U E * TR A - 12-08. 3 89' . . . . . • . . . U.S. Ni. I Till.. .a, •34 : 49' .... Label moked t o __ L 0000— ----- [ Fresh Mushrooms Betty Crocker Potatoes . Plead 72p1g. 99' . .134 34 0._S. W.d. Si. It SIPS logor A M..I lit I.. A II., I., — Orange Juice uicy ie - . -- i, t.1 106 po" Ttspii.s.,r $..d. P.,. Flog-ids J lhbky. PSIUULU ••ssØsssa.,., SAY .. Filled liedsay Ripe Olivo A -V Jet ..•. Prim. D. 1 i 99' log • IT-u. sobs. 496 • Sliced Bologna " S - 49' "I . 1.9Ies4 Trust, Testy Niihsry.S..h.d Vanilla Wafers • • • • • • • • . . . . MeSas Asserted Ileeses Sqr.I..d $*., t. s,,.-, . Tail1 Oscar M.ys, U.S. Ni. I IJ..ld. Irish avs 34. N..s I.r. at Ler Bologna Polish Kielbasa SAYS 20., With Meet, Meshes,. at P1.1., luje 31g. ier .• ___ u.s.g. I ___________________ Lykes Wieners Cok e Trues Stead $..... T,..t I.. ' °° ...... .... • Flounder Fillets __ . . - I .- % S 353 SAYS 2, .• Sauleed T reat, T.•y Ii.,.. Rt. Libby. Baby Fruit Juice •0• ___________________________________ I., 3ll HOROSCOPE WEDNESDAY Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast toe your sign for December is EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR now ready. For your copy send your birthdoteand $I to Carroll Righter SEMINOLE COUNTY Forecast, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 629, Hollywood, Calif PROBATE DIVISION deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS To All Creditor; and All Person s Having Claims or Demands Against Said E s tate: You are hereby notified and reg'irea to present any Claims and demands *hch YOU may have against the estate of BURNIE ALLAN FORREST. deceased lateof Trust Officer Seminole County. Florida, to the As Administrator of said citate deck of th Circuit Court, and tile Ho pe Strong, III, Of SCmc fl duplicate and at HUNTER, PATTILLO provdd n Section 733 16, Flor ida & MARCHMAN es in their offices in the Statutes, 243W. Park Ave.. County Courthouse in Seminole P.O. Box 340 County. Florida, within four Winter Park, FL 37759 calendar m months from the time of Publish Oct 30. Nov. 6, I). 70. 1974 the first publication hereof, or the DEC 119 same will be barred Filed at Sanford Florida. this 17th AFFIDAVIT ua of Octoer. 1971. The undersigned, ADMtAN S Kenneth W. Mclntoiti At Administrator CONST. CO ., a corporation organised nd existing under and by STENSTROM. DAVIS & virtu* of the laws of the State of MCINTOSH Ohio, by Its President and Secretary Attorney for Administrator thereunto duly authorized, hereby P0 Box 1330. II MJWGreenStamps 'ae tes.e3 2°' s.i..ui., Profitless A.ie,t,. $.,., Creek fl Golden Corn Baby Food - slostlo I,,, V oi l', 99' I,.... Cottage Cheese ......................... to p S303 s Spaghetti Sauce . c.p.i..a, Testy Skid Loop4so) Cheese .......... . Beef, Ham, Turkey a.... EXTRA 55' i Swift Preal... 0.11-This SIlted ' k •••• Ilb. ph5. Brown 'N Serve Cheese ......... Ob. .wi.h,,a.$..iI, Cr..., Sly?.., Wk.Is Israel Garden Peas 49' a *IF@ - 0640 4.. Bacon, Horseradish ......."s. Wh.ee,la the... S.-, S.1.4.I,,,b Piwepple •••••. ologna tr ft's 1' lb. B lw.d. S.,I, Pimento, Bacon .......... Franks Swift Pr..i,w Silted — .... Light Cream ........... 1... 75' Cottoge Beef for Stew SAyS —1. .1d.Wlp $i' seat P1.,. Plufel$ea.lst, SAVI It, llbb. S p1.t cis,,• sa.,, •••• Pr..l.,. P.lty.Ceek.d beset... 3.1 Its, avg.) wift ., . Free.. L.b.l S..? S. lea lisa I o.es. 89' discharge Objections thereto. if any, Should be duly tiled. After filing Proof of publication showing this tice his been publishpd once a w,e for four consecutive weeks,. the matter of approval of said report and the ordering of distribution of said estate will come before the court. ComBank-Winiter Park, formerly The Commercial Bank it Winter Park By: RogerP.4. Nixon - KostessNams.,.,,. .... lb. $123 Its. ••••••••.. Ribs Short Swill ...... sts. 699 lor"Itafteses .155', Premium Testy Cut.Up Fryers Seth. Nlihery.5w.k.d Sliced Bacon Pillsbury's "Weiner Wraps". 11' .. .......lb , .......... $ Detergent 69' Sour Cream ........... Try This 0.3k 1... See? See.d o Regular Margarine Msal,.., 0.566. Cbs... S. Plula Ir.fra Pot Roast t o gor-"Weo 89' breakfast Club $125 S..? Chortle Li. "' Am in Sour Cream ............ ?l.,.,f,l 1ua Mealy S..? Blade Tip TipRoast fift &I Nj,, Peft I.sllw? Club A Greet Reel Trusts i..i Loin ...... - to limit quantities 69' has Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1974-9B — COURT OF Completed the administration thfleof and he; filed in sad court i ts report and application for We reserve the tight WithW$rut.d Viess54• PreNi.. Sell?. Prolso lanot Rib Steak ministrator of said estate, 1" 79 Swift's P,ewt.. P,sla. Reel Fist. Testy $e,l Lois .v - 411_%~~~ 1' ... Sw$4y. Pp.wi,. Ptaes Bmtsss Reel (l.,U.h Cut Reset, Sets.) RoundSteak nnOise w 4 Imperial Oven Roast Sirloin Steak EXTRA 4WGreenSfarnps• - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19 Gain from the vie wpoints of others who do not think as you do. Alter your plans If you are undecided about making a trip. TAUHIJStApr. 2Oto Ma). 20) Come too better understanding BANK OF ORLANDO. 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, with allies and th en carry through v,jth any work connected with As Esecutor of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. joint enterprises. Be alert. the Estate c, PROBATE DIVISION Ralph H Kennedy, CASE NO, all) GEMINI May 21 to June 21) Plan your schedule so that your deceased Estate of work will go like clockwork. Take health treatments and improve fly 5: John E. Ross. FRED DOUGLAS CLAY your appearance. F calm. Vice Presidt'nt .d '-er I rut Ott i:r MI iN CH ILDREN I JUlie 22 Lu July 21i 11)),(,Ur Ucitiit)' NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT LOWNOES, PEIRSOL. AND neels improving, now is the time to do it. Handle routine duties L# DROSDICK & DOSTER, APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE and then engage in favorite hobby. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION All persons are her.uy notitie'J S Frederick W Pelrot t hat the undersigned ôS Ad LEO iJuly 2210 Aug. 21) Make sure you handle important ministrat's,- of Said. estate, has Post Office Boa fl09 home matters before you step out Into the business or social completed the administration Orlando. Florida 32102 world. Then s tr ive for more success. Atforne for E *ecutor hereof and has filed in Said court its VIRGO i/tug. 22 to Sept. 22) Make sure you do more than your 13, 70, 1971 final report and application for. Publish. discharge. ObeCtIs thereto, , DEM 15 .hare of the work that must be done. Use extreme care in motIon any, should be duly filed, After lung Ill THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE at all times today. pr Wool of Publication Showing th't EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. LIBRA lSept. 23to Oct. 22) Try to Improve th e monetary side notice has been Published Once C Cull, SEMINOLE COUNTY, of )' .'.rc for four consecutive weeks, the your life so that you can enjoy more security in the future. FLORIDA. 4tteq of approval of said report PROBATE DIVISION PR74.10I.cp Consult expert for advice, the ordering of distrib ut ion of CASE NO. SCORPIO iOct. 23 to Nov. 21) Concentrate upon improvIng -id estate will come before the Estate of (.unt. your personal well-being during the morning. Plan what you want BERTHA DRECHIN, Comfiank Winter Perk, to do of a social nature tonight. dtceas.ed formerly The Commercial NOT ICE OF FINAL REPORT AND SAG!T'FAItIUS Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Make plans early for Bank t Winter Park APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE business and social act jvj ties. 8 Roger M. Plison Steer clear ofone . hahameon All persons are hereby notified Trutt Officer your assets. Be logical. that the undersigned as As Administrator of said estate CAPRICORN Dec, flto Jan. 20) Plan your time so that you EXECUTOR of said estate, Ifope Strong, III, completed the administration are able to see good frie nds Of Hunter, Pattillo & and yet not neglect work you have to thercof and has filed ln said court his Marctiman do. Know what your alms are. final report and a pplication for 213W Park Ave. discharge Objections thereto. AQUARIUS iian,. 21 to Feb. 19) Decide what is best to do 0 box 3-40 any. should be duly filed. Alter filing regarding career matters and t he n engage in hobbies with PPiVnler Park. FL 37719 Proof of p',bf,ca'jon showing thiS friends. Show th at you are a thinker. Publish- Oct 30, Nov 6. 13. 70. 197t notice hat been published once IS UEG 15$ PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) The morning is the best time to wrel' for (ow (cinsecutive weePs, the matter of said report and th or- study a new project you have In mind. Make sure that a trip you IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIRCUIT, der*nio of distrbution of said estate are thinking about is worthwhile. tSTH JUDICIAL SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. i.ti ccme before the court IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY.. ,hec'rshe will be 11 Ronald Bruce Connery PRORATE DIVISION terested in many activities and will want to know scientifically Executor 01 S.atj estat e CASE NO. 6512 '. nderwecdle. Haines, Ward Estate of why things operate. Be sure to give a good education for this IRMA JEAN CLAY. & Woodman, PA, fertile mind and your progeny will apply kn owledge upon Attorneys at Law deceased reaching P.O. Bos MO maturity. Much success Is in store here. Don't neglect NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT Winter Park, Florida 377#9 religious training. AND Put,hsli Nov. 13, 20, 77. Dec 4. 1971 APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE 'The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make of DEN 57 All persons are hereby notified THE your life is largely up to YOU! that the undersigned at Ad IN THE CIRCUIT F91 300 EXTRAItS OJW LEISURE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PROBATE DIVISION, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. gaged In businessat The Sanford dell Farmers Market, St a r, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE arkel Seminole COUIty, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA nder the fictitious name FILE NO. 74.31$ ROWERS EXCHANGE, and that Re: Estate of end to register said name with the RALPH II, KENNEDY, I'rk of the Circuit Court, Seminole ounty, Florida in accordance with NOTICE TO CREDITORS • Provisions of the Fictitious TO ALL PERSONS HAVING H Orssn Stamps C lem lI) is. Legal Notice ADULTS DOLT 19800RD ________________________ _________________________________ FRIED CHICKEN Open Daily 11a.m. 1119 p.m.. Fri. & Sat. Ill 10p.m. 1809 French Ave. (Hi.wy 17.92) Sanford �rss-----n,r.'r-" 108-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.-----. ------__ Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Pep Up T Thanksgiving _ww. _wwu, . 11~_ - radition! - ___ AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald SICes . Turkeys may calm u center ring of the Thanksgiving are tradition-oriented However, there is stuffings for bird. A new approach to pepping up L'e dressing includes - pineapple, ginger, red tablespoons soy tablespoons ' 'i seed among the ingredients for 12 cooking time when sauce sesame cups : quarter bread cubes, eel Sem inole 322.2611 v - - . rinkle - h: bdke 15 , 1 .1 sa me se - - - stuffing : TTT 1. Want Ad I - Department Hours N - - until 9, • serve, .. E: - X _9 / I --;-- lthruStimes .....4lcaIIne (thru 25 times ........ 31c a tine - and sesame se ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minim'im The Longer Your Ad Ru.is FACED WITH A DR1NKIN., PROBLEM Prrhaps Alcohohc The Less ii Costs Per Line 423 ' Write P0 (lOx 12u1 Sanford. Florida (v Per Day. German MLEEN B The Herald CLAIRE Eating lighter meals. Sen-lees A classic exam- Habits 12 spears white pie of a change in eating habits asparagus, quartered once platters groaned with 2 tablespoon medium wienerwurst, bratwurst, German mustard schnitzel, or kalserschmarren lz tablespoon sugar isweet pancake, topped off 2 tablespoon parsley, ith schnapps and beer. These finely man diet but N part Ger- of the Divide W~ .- potato rich, dishes and the creamy (' ii cup 1 rots and -- car- white asparagus are N7 Aft - I ' SaInt Employment - - - - - - Dash 24-Business Opportunities 'JIJPOr.Un. is 21-Loans 78-Insurance 27- Investment Opportunip.s -. lettuce - Parsley - 14 Tart Pastry Is Appreciated By CECILY BROWNSTONE New Year -I'm always grate. may feel the same way, s Associated Press Food Editor ful for ta rt pastry that doesn't herewith: Around holiday time - nee'dtoberoll Outa No-roll tart pastry is of tw ed ndcut_a Thanksgiving, Christmas and time-co nsuming process. You kinds. One Is unsweetened ai J BRAND may be used for savory o sweet fillings. The other has i Etij2ts or ii - mind, here is -. - - • --.-a - - fi if I I '. 23 thirds. INCHES BY umma Shape and stir one portion into muffin-pan Cu_ps 25 (each 1 In a siil1 liiwng bowl, With a wooden SPOOn, beat together the remaining 2 eggs, brown sugar, corn syrup, the 1 table- IDEAL LINING MATERIAL ~They.lust Fit Between Studdinas andafJers) It', Oil fq NON-RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN spoon incited butter and the cinnamon ; stir in currants. Spoon about 2 teaspoons of mix- 1 09 hm v.a. I--I- n .aoccpan. Siv in flow, sait and pepper Slowly add rmlk, tirrir cons?ntiy. Cock over medium Feat until mixture has from heat and zt,r in oats and salmon. Cool Iomoughiy. Shape httO UijiI C.oquettas. RoI each croquene in frcur. then dip in egg and fln!ty into bread crumbs. )4al hying oil 375 I Vr the uiit1 they au roden brcn, (abu t 3 m;nufe;. 3urr the crouete 2 rr trying, Drain CO XC5 Oil, paper 1*els Lj t1TiO Co,iibin all of the indtenls for thesauce. heat to boiling. Remove from beat and serve o'er the hot croquettes, The Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE Once Ut st ore in a tightly covered contaiw'r . If desired, serve with a PH. 322.2611 in of whi pped cream. - Makes 26 tarts. ____ - _____ - - - - -_ - - _____ __ ___ - __ ______ -. * - - Z - ~ --".. - :T,. :' L. 2 - - . P-Livestock and Pou ltry FA-- Feed I-Wanted to Buy t-Stamps. Coins _Swap and Trade I-Antiques -Auction 'Aimi, .- Travel Trailers -Auto Repairs Paris Accessories -Junk Cars Removed -Motorcycles -Trucks and Trailers -Autos for Sale -Aviation PAYFON REALTY Must $ill cozy 3 bedroom home with BUY AT DISCOUNT sell cleanIng oven, dishwasher, Owners gone and must sell. Only wirn $70,900. Good terms, low payment. yw,, perience prCIerr,j person Sanford Cliff Jordan, REALTOR, 83112n. I" 0 0 Applia ncas nni,,, Thanks-Giving , ..- your new ç - -. -. .-,- ' e will THANK you for selecting us to contr ac t the c onstruction of - A S H., is. . Dryer. Stove and Refrigerator, or Ayi Color TV, by G.E. upon final closing of your home. Calf Bud, 3776457 or Ken, 32)6157. _________________________ JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR / _\ 1 . - t 'j 734457 L_......._. (1 3327421 Stemper Sezi ''A wise investment beats a lifetime of toil '; % 3227111 • -- SR - Julian Stenstrom MOBILE HOME PARK MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 49 1 1919 S French 177 7 3 71. 37'? 1196. 377 1511 , Orn!ninn I I -- I . 4110 - I Best lot selection now available Sanford's filhllIlV park, Caine out tO(IaV and reserve your I ll - , FORD On finest .' - BATEMAN Real Estate Peg. Broke? 332.7643 family room, wall to wall carpet, bage disposal, refrigerator, is' range 3 pool. $53,000. 11 & scrned NEARLY NEW---) bedroom split State Rd. .127, 2,3 miles east of 17-92. T Ph. (305) 323.8160 ~)rlando 83-1-2299 plan, Pa baths, wall to wall car pet, klt(hen equipped, large utility storage room, 571.500 CARRI -AG COVE - __ 7 Harold Hall Realty 74045 Hwy 1792 ,,J ,,,,,, -- REALTOR 37) 577 ____________-.____________ 1 BEDROOM - I BATH Com pletely renovated, quiet, .------ VTiIV11I iU(CIIQfl, nice corner to' Ideal ter ms EXECUTIVE TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY INTERNATIONAL 1 wi&te4 COP POPATION MINNEAPOLIS, MINN ESOIA -- - . , - - - - -__ Situated On Large Wooded lots Near The Country Club. Investment Built With Pride B y Additions I Increit, tout Incorne to 14 Cent, per 3 yrs M6rvin P Gassman Remodeling _ hot Mohawk Trail, Mtld Mtg. Bkr &IS 1147 (2 Hrs,) == -==-= C0J)c. 211 W ?Slh Sanford, Fla. nq', I, Duo Term wall furnace with blower, ducts, all pipes, thermostat, heats 5 rooms, also 100 gal. tank, good condition 16000 BTU, G E. wail air conditioner. 9*20 fiber rug, window valance. 8"x13'. 661 6133 afternoon, St., Sanford now open daily for retell sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques.. TV5, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p m Consignments welcome, For Information call 3229719. LlIi,..:-' , --flUUSfl0lQ 5j0005 'I i Ret II cu . 535; Dinette set, 51$; twin bed. 517.50; 06.) Curiosity Shop, 1201 W. IS; St. Bahama Couch, 579.95, Wicker rocker, $35 Dinette, $31., DAVE'S FURNITURE, 500 Sa nford Ave. 373 9370 - Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 DeBary I NEW MAROhDA Delteea kai ii,ir been Hiii easy! Working PrPI, as well as retireeswith wp.aint& tireS. Runsgood.U00 EXPLORER OWNRS vferdte to* ,e,a,d.ng,a,n li.Iity to purchase a n.w) bdveem home for NO CASH PAYMENT AND Opel Kadette Station Wagon. od condition. $500 cash 377 0670 322 5163. Camper, Open Road, over cab. Chevy Impala. Engine just ert%auted, Needs front end work 00 372119. sleeps 1, self contained, 5650 3227417 CARROLL'S FURNITURE ADirectoryol Experts Ready To Serve You ! Air Conditioning Home Improvements Central Heat & Air Conditioning For lreo estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 327 I,,' Appliances - -4 Full Line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company 2522 Park Drive. 32) 1567 Auto Repair Ph 332 1057 Piano Services -PIANO SERVICES Remodeling, Additions & Repa ir.' Crpentry, Roofing, Cement Finishing, Painting Reasonable Billy (3eck, 373 6207. kitchen tny?'me --_ - Heater Cleaning A small Classified Ad brings big r,-tuvn% Try onC and see Call 372 11 or I)) 93 All makes, Inc l. Players Tuning Revair,$62 9500 Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING "lmpac"wash&spraxleen Exterior wills, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Removes m ildew, fungus, mud dobbers. wasps & spider 3270)97. Roofing OIL HEATER CLEAhIPIG CALL RALPH DUKES 37) s•4 - t put the car in the garage, Sell longer needed terns with a Ct35sitied Ad in the Evening Herald Di al 372 7611 or 131 999) to Pl ace yours (,411 Beauty Care I TO'ER'S BEAUTY SALON fornierl Plarrie?t's Beauty No.,,k.i 519 E Ptne 332 5712 no Lan d C Ieari ng C&ABACKHOE SERVICE larviclearing. Septic tank' c fill Ort, drive-*ays All S 'n,s d'ggng 377 9117 or 323 Carpentry Carpentry Small iob specialists. Remodel, Repair, Additions Licensed, Bonded, Insured 10 New or repair work. Free estimates 33 Yrs. experience. 162 063 VINCENT'S CARPENTRY interior Trim. Paneling, Custom Carpentry. No job too Small L'(ensed & Bonded 313 5677 - Painting MWEENNEEN - 'Don't necos'" Sere a utdul purpose again when you sell them *ith a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us tooay' Don't delay' Just dial 3223411 or 131 9993 To place your low cost Wan? ON LAKE JENNIE 1flROflDA HOES Inc. 1-3 BEDROOM APTS, SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING DISPOSALS Free estimate. 373 403 Pest Control s:e Sewing - Custom madeDrapes and Bed spreads Quality workmanship Ocrotny 81, js 319 1425. Li,4i.il ,', S ,,ere to help yOn tuy. Stil, rent or swap at a io* cost let us help YOU place yours--?1 18)) cr lii 799) CA PALJL.'TTtp Professional Wallpaper Hanger Licensed Residential, (i'irr,mercal Free Estlm,i!e-sPh322647) - Well Drilling ART tlROwpd PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 3726165 Interior-Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching and Simulated brick specialty 3222710 Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions. Fully insured, Good references J im Trego, 371 0709 Jim Rowe Pest Conlroi 2626 lrccjois Sanford, 322 2070 You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads 831.4039 628-2162 323.0532 -- Wall Papering ________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work Licensed, Bonded. ' Ad. ---- - "'-4 Home Improvements -"Tare-_ =S n 't - -_ Bathroom Cabriets. Counter tops. Sinks installation .iva'lable Bud Cabell. 3226057 ERR VS GARAGE. Well fix 'sour car best for !ess- all work guaranteed 705 French Ave., 321 0110. $I- PET REST INN Boa r ding & Gr ooming House Painting, Pressure Cleaning. Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, 322-1633. - U- Pet Care Odd jobs of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work, Light Hauling. 322 2645 V PAYMENTS under Off it r,rm,rs Home Ad mniiiiitr$tin Aii,itance Plan APARTMENTS 323-0742 or 791$) Southern RV Services. Your authorized service center warranty and other servIces. 3739020:8301020. •0 an DOWN Lake Jennie 445.1415 Opel GT. orange, with air nditionrig. Take over low yments. May be seen at Finance nerica. Hwy. 434, Altamonte rIngs. 831 5300. Camper-Travel Trailers a _ _;~~_ ~ . Mustang v I. automatic, air, ower steering. Double sharp. P2Mailland Yrs. E'p 3231113 -t -----=--- - Equipment for Rent *BEDDING SALE * * Buy Direct--Whse Price.',OfI aenval advtted ,rItI iø(SIi of 5546* lII.?W are REALTOR - Car Chevy Plova. 6 c'yl. automatic, 3 Wheel new adult bike Never been used $130 Call after ó30 373 6.421, AT NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You HOME Corbett Real Estate . DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Bicycles 64 Any matching desk, chair, night stand, VIHY RENT? M . Open daily 10 S for consignments or sales off thC floor. We also buy estates. etc. 0959. 58 • $200. SANFORD 322•3103 Buys 0 Cougar, loaded, I owner, 461C'C*) riginal miles Sharp. Must see to ppreciat,, Auction Below Wholesale, while they last' American of Martinsville, solid oak bunk beds, $100 set; with till SANTA BARIARA OR. Call For ' Appointment (WITH GOOD CREDIT) .au.v Yummy iron yarci chairs with table. All need pain ting, 520. 647 7633. Wflhl,.. •*aa,. U 0 $50 Down 1)52 Gray Inboard engine Will trade for cimptr or travel trailer 322 -SURPLUS SALE: Kitchen cabinets. kitchen sinks, oil heaters and drums Nov. 21, 1974. 9:30a.m. to) p m. 1st corn Is? served Sale will be held at Sanford Airport. Bldg. 11 N Hwy, 17.9? Casselberry $31 20110 - - tandum for 1$' to 24' boat. New paint, pads. 5600. 671 4461. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. A. A. McClanahan 66.11791 HOMES OF DISTINCTION BOAT TRAILER ROCKET, long Osteen 332.1661 1 wumw M 'SMETRO BULEVARb 5.3435 94 7977Hwy. 1792 )n $961 Poll,11, I 2S each at Close in. Ideal for trailer and or farming. Of Loch Arbor _________-. _,,__,_,,,, . Mustang City * Ccin. Single or Bulk SEMiNOLE COIN CENTER, 109W, Is? St. 323. 72 ROBSOPI MARINE WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL-TRADE III 3ISEFir'stSt 3" IA77 2 ACRES S18.9C0 2 Lernc'c,i, 1 13th, painted - -- 1970 Dodge Dart Swnger $900 Cash 132 5071 We buy and sell Gold and Silver 638 7920 Al Pell, Jenny Clark, Assoc .':r - 1939 Lirioln with 130 engine, just rebuilt, New transmission. Best offer, 322 1571. takeover payments. 3230991. MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 1797 Open Sat P. Sun. 93 372 %S91; 377 $1.33 Day. Eve 1 1971 Capri, Silver, I spud, 25,om mles. extra clean. $1673. Call Howie Kirby at 372 14-SI. Dealer , Stamps-Coins 75 HUFFMAPI REALTY ) Boa ts&Marine Equipment United Bedding 3BEDROOM-1BATH Small down payment, BROKER 332 59,92 t Wanted toBuy For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, '.vp 14' Tri Hull Malibu, 25 HP Johnson with Harding Trailer, $400 and Desk. Sanford Auction ]23r7340 Furniture.- TV, Dining room table & i chairs. Roil a way bed, End tables. Stereo. 372 6121 Nigh?s323 1167 or 373 9007 f. " 3227191. ' eat I n kitchen, dishwasher, gar. ____ ____ - ~ C. MOSSIE 1970 Sfmca, real economy. $500 Billie and 1 Nannie. 332 559, 69 55 Autos for Sate .'Iiil pickup your abandoned car free if you will call me after 1p.m. 372 1621 CASH 322.4132 Christmas Sale: Sat. 95. Inexpensive items for gifts. 5. 5th St. off Lake Mary Blvd. Look for signs 377 6953. For Sale: Rattan Office fi Opportunities =-==='-= 210 rirl Dr. GOLF COURSE-3 bed room, 2 bath, 1 I - D AI YIiD( EXCEP1I(JNAL I Bed roo m 2 bath, family room, fireplace. carpeted, eat in kitchen, dishwasher, gar bage disposal, range, large inside utility room, outside utility building, •eflced back yard. Well 80 Top prices paid, used, any condition. 644 $176, Winter Park, Garage-Rummage Sales 54 Your MLS Agency landscaped. $37,250 choice lot, -. 327 116.1, 377 1959 Motorcycle Insurance OLAIR AGENCY 37) 3166 Livestock And Poultry 68 Motorcycles 78 ORIENTAL. RUGS WANTED Want Ads provide you with a large seieon of brand name otter rigs 322-2420 Anytime i:i E. ,. 'I, BUSIflC%$ -' REALTOR Associate Central Florida's -- PHONE 16)7)$3$;lii For Complete Details Call Reconditioned Batteries, $17.93 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave I Bull, 7 years old; I hogs, 7 goa'ls, 1 Sell or Trad,-72' Thompson Boat, STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46. well lx? HIGHLAND PARK- Nice 2 bedroom on huge corner lot. Many fruit trees. JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS 105 French Ave. )21 *90 Horses - Appliances Used washers and dryers. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Ap. pliances 372 7651 Acreage listings. Call now! ------ 16 ._ CITY- Older 7 bedroom frame Furnished 517.6.50 Stemper Realty Only at the Sheraton Inn, 1.1 and "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" CITY- This 2 year old 3 bedroom, 2 bath for $27,900 is one of our best REAL. ESTATE, INC. // Realty . your c ho ice free: Washer and SANFORD. FLA. 323-2440 Stenstrom home. Cash, VA, FHA, Con vention al or VA-FHA Tarsdum Plans. Plow, should you do this by Thanksgiving, we will GIVE you - ' 332 "SS 66 67 Flowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic plants. "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3701 S Orlando Drive. 3237150. - llOtJ F 151h St In 0314 CP'.r' *ennel, Pup's. Studs. AKC, T o y 8. Mini Poodles all colors. Cocker, Mini & Large Dachshunds, Shin Tzu, Schnauier, Yorkie, Boston Terrier, Ch'huapiva, Beagle'. Chi Poo, 73 pups on display, we buy pups, trnance, shots, guarantee 901 737 117 or I 90.1 737 2912 6 Horses For Sale Geldings, Mares, Filli 373 5488 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines MOONEVAPPLIANCES 323O6V __ ______ '' Auto Repairs PartsAccessories DEER HOUND 3325W 52 - 76 TRAINED WALKER Dining Table, 515 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show In your home. 373 7791 after 6. TAFFER REALTY , Surprlse your family th5 Xmas with the money you earn selling AVON Call 441 3079. 27 • To bedroom horn,,, large lot, In need of a handy man. Only $11,500 with terms. See today, - 37) 'gil) ____________ (Dinette Chair., $40 7' Heart Cypres s fence *-Owners Crying* air, carpets, bIg yard with trees. AU \, 4 1 S Piece Wood Oitte Set, table 8. 4 chaIrs. As tow as $69.93. ALL NOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Mlscell.'iniious For Sale Reg. Real Estate Broker 322.1301, 7610 Hlawathi Ave. at 17 92 . . Full commission on mail orders. Protect ed territory. -Campers . ACREAGE GoOdsmallacreage with and without homes. SanfOrd, 377 7*61 - earni ngs. Average two nighti on road. Weekly travel 14 SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 1 1 7 bath home. Fenced yard $11,500. Broker, 107W Commercial - V. I-Horses W. Garnett White - - Need FACTORY REPRESEN TATIVE in this area arid other areas. Established accounts. Treme nd ous potenttI. Five figure Eves. 669 1146 toppers SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE 2311W lstSt. $75 3329151 SANFORD SEWING CENTER 2nd St 135.Ci)O CiI 377 4673 for information SECLUDED and convenient. 3 acres with 3 bedrooms, 2 bath mobile home. Terns. $21,900. SANFORD SOUTH an 'atrance es $1 tenth iper? -- 3$.s1(_ Derienc, detI,4iIm V. JIVI necessary Very thorough training Complete insurance ' Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage sdrooms & 3 . but promitions from within. E X L I-Equipment for Rent s-Pets and Supplies Christmas is a time for giving and a time for saving when you shop the pages of Classified Ads! 3fl8061, 323.flwc - - - *13ime of Leading manufacturer. Automob ile motorcycle accn$OriIs. Top a lily 'od ts Faclorydlr,ctto dealer distribution, Over 50 years in buinttt. Very strong financial postlon Exciting sales plan. I ' Mal' expansion program being accelerated. More products More branch operations, Sales increase Pies averaged2Qpct, p& year iies pet Uilt) since 1947. " M.UNSWORTH REALTY 603W. lit St. 3 Bedrooms, l Baths Air Conditioned 3773032 Aft.r5 30 372 6700 " . FROM of" ' ', - - , NO " pr, - 1. t - - ________ a. REALTORS, 196W, Lake Mary Blvd. 3 7 63$3or643 23 3) WE TAKE TRADES to qualified buyers. Call to see if you Qualify!! of Male Peek-A Pt' 307 A East is? St., Sanford 332 9411 Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 50 $76 or 10 Pay Call Credit Dept Income - balance of S payments of $10. New warran)y. And Investment Property 46 FORREST GREENE, INC. fprj$5, -- Merchandise Payment, monthly payments lets than rent. Government subSidiZed Houses Rent Furnished / $42300. ALTAMONTE- New home, 3 bedrooms, 2 batht, family room, kitchen equipped, pick your own Camper-Travel Trailers Sanford Rec Vee now has a full line Pair of AKC Peg. Irish Setters 349 5401 after S or week en, Drop In bobbin, :19 zag, and 3 needlt ppltIon. Like new condition, sole new for UI, balance of $45 cash or - -. - - - ---,---- room, carpeting, air, newly Painted Seller will finance Move In now. $17,500. New houses In a rural area. No down JOHN KRIDER ASSOC tecest.d in full time lobs Transportation' Bake in a preheated 375.de. greeovenuntilpastryjsgoijnbrown and fi lling is puffed -20 minutes Cool in ' wire ras. pans. Serve at 33 11 % Needed lmmeaiatelyf Persons in And Investment Property 1 7-RealEstate Wanted ture into each tart shell. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL OR ROOFING or INSULATING Moll bt,c .j. OFF AIRPORT BLVD. Lots and Boarding Kennels. 3325132. ments of U. or tO Acres Desirable home site Paved road, trees, horses Okay Terry Rea lt F. REALTOR, 678 07)) _____________________________ IDYLLWILOE- 3 bedroom, 2 baths, family room, kitchen ln,..,,,.,,n equipped Nit. -V 11 extra la;ge garage. Really an attractive home. Just list ed at SANFORD- Newly wed or retirees dream home, 2 bedrooms, family * * They're Hot!" 1512 S. Elliott St. 2 BR, 1140 mo or t).COO cash down to buy at$)0 1-.793 6735. - \ ' 36 INCHES 1e,be$ie A'r090 ter and the the eggs and 15 minutes. Treat remining portions of dough the same - I I a 3.1111NUT $RANO OATS . ,o., medium mixing bowl 44 cup but twelve ~-inch balls; press -_1l I 1 cup buflii % CVP Oow IQuICk or until blended. Divide (tough into USEt OFFSET PRINTING PLATES - .- I Please do • lthespoon butter sugar; add lof beat well. Add flour SHEETS -, 2iilw - Syrup cream 1, / 'I or dark corn 323-7900 43 carpet if you hurry! 139.600. Houses for Sale "Get 'Em While 3 Bedrooms in Pinecrest Kitchen equipped SISO month, damage deposit $ICO. After 6 30. 131 3.174. OILANOO .. IUp to tops of 12 ungreased cup light In a -'. ' .-.rapes forties sad y*wIf 44-Inco,tt. 41 fledrooms. air conditioned, kitihen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3fl9l, 3 .... 1-M..achin.rv and Tool' - .--- ..... '- dark brown sugar Iti cups currants IILUIVIIIIUIYI • vrI,y "f w~ '_Vvu_- -. RI iiiiiuiiii 10 $-1. ' • - I - A - packed light , Boating a SANFORD evenly over bottom and sides or . firmly j' teaspoons FOR I j.. - )' % cup , .•-. INI -- , 4' - '- 0-Miscellaneous programa nd retirement plan. Call For Sal. 1901-573 3711 cxl. l'3dur1,Igoffice 1-Household Goods hours or write today for ap plicatlen to: 2-Appliances .. 4, 3-TV - Radio Ster'o A H. Hall 4-Garage - Rummage Sales C/OARTHUR FULMER 260 MONRoE S-Boats & Marine MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, 3*103 Equipment Branches In 4-Camping Equipment Indianaootix flaiia,t t'ii.i..t...-.7-Sports E EquIpment quipmen LouIvllleRich LOUIS Monrovia Charlotte Houston 1-Bicycles Orla ndo Miami 9-Musical Merchandise MInneapli 0-Office Equipment Denver And Supplies •'a 1 * Desk Clerk * 1-Building Materials Part time employment Some 2-Lawn and Garden evenings iiiargarine, meited ':-.-' 41-Houses for Sale 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 4$-Resort Properly Pool C Dishwashers 76101. -- 2 cups sifted flour No-roll C urrant Tarts are eas' to bake because their pastry doesn't have to be rolled out and cut CURRIED SALMON CROQUETTES - 40-Condominiums Woman would like to share 6 roo m house wIth gentleman, couple with I child or other woman. Near school and shopping center. 321. 0335. 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large yard with back fenced, equipped kitchen 1200, plus $150 security. 323173$ . *Disposals Excellent Othanmerit op cup sugar 3 eggs ( D. E. Brmb1ett's L, ol a swee NO-1101.1, CURRANT TARTS . ... -, -, - or margari ne - VP ..,... - for Currant Tarts using dough. I chose the filling foi these tarts not only because it h delicious, but because at ft time of year dried currants so good In fruit cake -may Ix I Based on prize winning recipes from our first Big/Little recipe contest •' -______________ " . - t' Apts. • Courts C Fishing brAn rApci, LY 34-Resort Property For rient 37-Business Property For Rent 31.-Wanted to Rent - _____ TM -_ -, Swimming A. J. Pete, Pres., Trxa Refinfry Corp Box 711, F ort Wor th. Texas, For Rent Wanted to Rent FurniShed or unfurnished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 323-2970, After S. 327 7629. Bedroom Tennis OF bWWWS. ringe bemf Its o' ma ord area. RtIgardless of experience, airmail Real Estate .- - I p 0 123 PLENTY Furnished 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Housei Rent Furn4shed 34-Mobile Homes Rent 3$-Mobil. Horns Lots . .. TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offri ' for Rent % LAKE Sall days. 30--Apartments Rent Unfurnished 11-Apartments Rent Shrimp and asparagus-carrot salads are lighter German dishes . 4 - 29-Rooms - ' kitchen, central heat, and air, Florida room, overlooking the lake. 142,900. Pets and Supplies Chihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & *Singer* * Pay 32) " ,4 Fixed income?I can help by Sharing my home and food with mature lady, gentleman, or married co'jple in exchange for living In with elder ly gentleman and wor k Ing daughter, For details call Rentals -. Blend the mayonnaise, ketchup and brandy together until smooth, blend in shrimp. Place each serving on inmushrooms (pflflerllnge) dividual bed of lettuce and gar1 14 ounce can German nish with paprika, lemon slice baby carrots, drained and parsley. serve. , -- - , _____ paprika Lemon slice Master,s suaSier Cove uu telephone tablespoon German Jim Hunt Realty Days -322 6123 Nghfs3fl S424 of 332 Special Bargain 38 65 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. OI'CU)(.LRS 322719$ a budget price when OU Shop the Want Adt! 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, we,, wall carpet in dining room. living r oo m and hell, $190 Month; ISO Deposit. *30 1523 alter S. ____________________ 3 i ba th, central heat, carpeting, garage, sils per mo. with lease. STEMpER AGENCY, 3721991. k /fL picking up some Sanford Financial ASPARAGUSSAUD Spargel and Pfffferllnge 2 7=cc cans German pepper (J 11-Help Wanted 21-Situations WInted - -, / ' 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and uthst Volusia counties An automobile is helpful but not (-tWnhii'il The ability 10 Operate a camera makes the job more interesting arid Profit.. able Apply in person to Tom Alkens. Editor, at The Herald offices. 300 North French Ave. 13-Travel Agencies 14-Ca mping.Resorts IS-Action Sports ,.- 1 : Household Goods * -- 5154 people ho know s 'everyone n ,o*ii'? If you are, can lye and are flttrt$ttd For Value is Realty, REALTOR, 3237750 REALTOR 21 Hour Service Unfurnished Duplex Sanf or d area 7 bedrooms, stove. rrfr,nrr,tor, air. $110 Duplet, 2 bedroom, air conditioned month plus $15 c1ipo%it 834 905.4 adults preferred, 3326670 or , Are you one Of hose in Si _____ 6 Correspondents Care Houses for Sale Veterans No Down, 2 Bdrsn., den, fenced, $116 mo. 9'4 pet. Acre CaIlBart Real Estate What do you wan? for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably have It. I 2 Bedroom Ad'lt5Oly Park Avenue Mobipepark ?SS _______________ 332 7161 - Help Wanted -- Travel & Recreation ketchup Boston ham and smoked salmon. . 'I .. shrimp (krappeni in the United States now along with Westphalian MINUTE A . brandy (optional) available -- - I Please ca ll (305) *306461 - - -. . .- - Hotels Iii-Eating Places 9-Good Things to Eat 10-DO It Yourself 11-InstructIons w Furnished - 18 Rent 'H Houses for Sale 2 Bedroom House Trailer Furnished, Patio, Carport 3325659 - Aoartmntc II --'- , Eye You Have An 1f 2 Bedrooms furnished mobilehome. 2S2lParkDr, 3322116 Homes for sale or rent. 3 lovely 10'x 4 '. $65 month. Adults, no pets. REALTOR After hornet, located in Deitona Lots 3724567. 372 9211 327 3991 3220641 . ______________ Nice 1 bdrrn. trailer, also apt, Good * * larger than average, 533.000 to GENEvA GARDI5 * * location. Mature adulta, Utlilties $39,000. Call Jim Knox at 3320074 Lower your food by catching fith on Single story Studio. I. 7. pd Nodeposit, 37)5695 * * * Deltona **** or 301 775 1575 the Wekiva River while renting a bedroom apartments PCI, Interest Rate Pool. ft, mobile home at Clubhouse, carpeting, CAMP GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU drapes, il WELAKA APARTMENTS SEMINOLE No Pets "Men eQuiPPed, central heat NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. U and .et 111W 1st air Monthly rentals from $147 50 3 and I bedroom homes. 1½ to 2 Bedrooms, 1', batln. C H and air 327 7090, All you n iS 7Sh St. Sanford. -AVALON APARTMENTS to dO 'S assume baths priced from 522.650 to Mobile Home Lots , . mortgage, pay small equity and $25,100 on large -ADULTS. NO PETS Wooded lot. Seller For Rent FRANKLIN ARMS APYS move in, Pays all ciolng cdst. VA. FHA, 116W 2nd St 1170 Florida Ave . Conventional loans. Builder, Trucker's Special 1. 32) 6650 Park Ave.- Furnished garage Dettona, 901 769 2780 Orlando. JOHN SAULS AGENCY 305 13, apartment 95 month or $75 week, Trailer lot for rent. Plenty room to 7I U Oak, '4nford small depsit. Orlando, 151 1*09. 327 7171 day. 321 OltS evr pork big rigs Call 3329117. -and ___________________________ BOE A55OCIAT Cl 323 1310 1 Bedroom Furnished K ULP REALTY I Apartment $90Month, 107W. 1st. Street , 37 . Business Property 42 . Mobile Homes SANDLEWOOD VILLAS 371 0066. 3327333 For Rent now, AIRPORT BLVD. ________.------SANrop() 32) 7810 ,,, --. LAKE MARY- Fire Sai, a fixer I Bedroom uptari `-Jr I ''.'. atwtrnent Otficespacewitti f ,lruw,irerue Ifi upper. Can you do it? You can try Lights, water furnithed. $19.50 DeBary. 6686327, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES lor?bed am duplex apartments for $17,000, mo. Adults, 3322296 alter 1, rurn,shed or unfurnished (0 3803 Orlando Drive - -U pst a i r s space twmm pool mo S Orlando Sanford, 373 3 LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, nearly Call 3fl6360 betw een $I9.30am 32 Or 3732970 Houses Rent an acre on Crystal Lake.Beautiful Good Things to Eat -7-Motels j - such as 2 14 oun ce ean.s German delicacies pepper mushrooms, baby PL114 -;- / - 3-Cemeteries 4 -Personals S-Lost and Found r#' - 1 cup mayonnaise desserts. Many of the German \ i'-. SHRIMP SALAD with a cutback in heavy meat and - .. . 11 I such as shrimp and asparagus 30 seconds). Pour over salad always have been part of the plates, garnish with chopped total meal as have cucumbers parsley and serve. often -Iqjm ' I4v _____________________________ OCEAN SHRIMP- LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage $ Freehomed.livery$ave$ 3-In Memoriam I ox; . - . \% , mushrooms, carrots K.rappen . 1 light dinners of herring Saladsplates. Chill. Put the vegetable with crisp apples, eggs and oil, olive oil, wine vinegar, cucumbers and pickl ed beets. isiustard and sugar into bienSeafood and vegetable salads der. Blend until smooth (about more ~ ti man cook also is creating more range on six individual salad entrees ." 9 I-Card of Thinks 2.,.j - •. hot the modern Ger- and asparagus evenly and az-. and pickled beets. However. the shift is to eating such salads as 1. - chopped are ____ Announcements comes from Germany. The foods still Modern I German re- ' cup vegetable oil • is port is that Germans generally 2 tablespoon olive of] form of lip service to eating fewer fattening foods and more are abandoning the old habit of 2 tabicipoon German Everyone Go Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. -_---._ 31 Apartments Rent Four 2 bedroom apartmen ts, t then equipped, carpeted, some have fireplaces $100 $130 Mor4h . _______ 371 0086 . YOU TROUBLED? Call rill Free. 641 7027 for "We Care"'Hotline". Adults or 26 times .............24ca line Hawaiian turkey stuffing has pineapple, ginger, red pepper for a 12-pound turkey. Monday thru Friday tj I _ -- Mobile Homes Rent Nice bedroom trailer $125 month. Adults only No pets. 373 0764 eQuIPPed. carpet, Air, adults. $97.50, 332 2296 after 4. Unfurnished _________________________ BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse available on rental basis for daytime or evenings. Private parties, wedding receptior4 group meetings, etc. Will ac commodate 12$ 150 for sit down dinner. 250 300 for reception. Contact Mrs McDaniels, 322 *721 1:00 A.M..S:30 P.M. Makes sufficient - pineapple. - 30 tA 34 --Apartments Rent Unfurnished One be'Jroorn duplex apt. kitchen ________________ -------------- - Lithint Vinegar I 86! Kelp! Now all four in one capsule, ask for V86 * Faust's D?ugs Ask For Want Ads .._ - ___________________ .. - rings; garnish with a chunk of - Combine onion wi th water. - - ' with minutes longer or browned on top. To 1 _. oven degree Orlando 831.9993 30 Ilooms for Rent --- ;'r •jji$ Roam for rent, prIvate bath and FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF NOV. II, 1971. Cornelius F Sampson L seed. Cover and bake in a prwd ted 37 I 29 - , .t• ki 9: Winter Parks . Pour over remaining 1 ta blespoon can 4 ounces) PifleaPPk IIA%%MIAN DRESSING butter. cup dressing drained I - 1 ______ Sanford Al Anon Farni.y Group P_o Pot 553. Sanford. Fla 32771 ' dish. Melt remaining one- dried bread kev b roth remove- , or tur . eggs, beaten can (6 to 8 ounces) cup Instant minced - broth, I' ttjp. host chicken turk ey 's taut) and gore it separates in the refrigerator to preserve it safely. combine bowl roasting a- stuffed turkey and to and -: ': F • 4 , For families or friends of problem drinkers or furthe r information Call 473 497 red pepper; set aside. In a large cubes the F..-.- of tablespoons seeds, ginger .- x a truly different turkey stuffing Remember to add to Stir " On The Want d A s Eye - AL ANON DIAL • eggs and mushrooms. divided teaspoons ground ginger Stir in onion mixture: mix well. Turn into a buttered 12 x 7 1teaspoon ground red and-three,quarter-inch baking pepper z and sesame sauce, 2 5O! the sesame seed water chestnuts, pepper ifl HtI chopped the holiday 3 onion and chestnuts; saute 5 minutes. chestnuts drained and - tra. ditional or old-fashioned about savory Add rehydrated can (5 ouneec) water nothing 1. IN YOUR FAMILY? one-quarter cup of the butter. - but er I IIJtADAAATIAU II INFORMATION Jr ate. In a t or m argar ine. divided - feasting circus with those who Let stand 10 minutes to rehydrmedium skillet heat - onion çun r water ' itAl #fILIf5i A DDflOi CAt Your Keep . WANT AD By Wednesday, Nov. 13,1974-1JB - - e'j._-'r ' - - -- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER 5y5Tti All types and sits We repair an ti serv.c r STINE MACHINE 6. SUPPLY CO 1V 7n1 St 332 6.137 �- -. •. - 128—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Nov. 13 1974 1 TI4EM 19 W1AT By OSWALD and CALL JAMES JACOHY SOIITII 4 A 92 73 is +.1 8643 4 . . s i- sr tu 4 1(1634 V A K095 2 4 K 873 .1 !O 864 •A 41752 46983 ALLEY OOP SUCh I by Dave Grouc • 2 KQ10 9 75 +A K 06 lith v ulnurabli. ro N orth East South l'is Pam Pay. I• 3T 50 I'a' Here is hand that decided it team match. Five diamonds was the contract at both tables after the same bidding. At table one West led out twt high hearts. South rufkd the second heart and reviewing the bidding carefully came to the conclusion that the spade finesse was going to be a loser and he had best find some other line of play. He found it nicely. He simply cashed three rounds of clubs and led a trump. East had to win the trick and had no lead that would not give South the rest of the tricks. The other South went down THE BORN LOSER SMQ! 117 - -- - - - . •-- :-- .-_ , - -- - 67th Year, No. 74—Thursday, November 14, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Market Bask,.t Costs More,, Holds Less WASH INGTON NGTON AP While high farm prices accounted for most of last year's gain in - retail food prices, so far this year it has been the 11-13 'I' lic h111111111" l,%5 North middleman who pushed up the family grocery bill, new government figures show. In a related development, the Labor Depart ment said today that wholesale price increases EisI in October ranged across virtually the entire 'I'm home, Mom! Who's that you're givin' a bath? South LCOflOI fls'. I.' 14 '. Over-all, wholesale price increases—which mrina liv a Fe reflected (wcklv at the retail evel—were a seasonally adjusted 22.6 per cent igher than a year earlier, the biggest 12-month ncrease since ,1 28.5 per cent increase in the 12 nonths ending in June of 1947. Sharply higher )rices for food and 1975 automobiles contributed o a 2.3 per cent surge in wholesale prices in )ctober. Consumer foods increased 4 per cent in Ocober at wholesale, farm products were up 2.6 er cent, processed foods and feeds rose 3.2 per SN.' 14 Y ou. Soul h. hold & 4 1 VA q 7 • K J 4 3 44 34 do no'.' Wiut do A—I'ass. You har %u(I-eedr(I fFi 1 OWT eroe j HOOT ur 1is is 4 ckxiR 1c~ %oU 0Ur opM)nen1s one P° higher. Mbe '.ou ssill set iheni one trick. By Rope B FUNNY BUSINESS BAD ______ DL ! ; Tt)I),Vs t1UE.STlUs Instead of bidding three clubs sour partner has jumped 10 tour clubs in response to sour double do ou do noss" I S ac 't'CRS AY2 will be part of "a concerted mass effort to stop inflation." The middleman's growing share of the family grocery')ill was reflected in figures for a statistical market basket of farm-produced food. During the first nine months of this year, the market basket cost an annual rate of $197 more than it did for all of 1973, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday. Middlemen accounted for $166 about 84 per rent of t he i ncrease while the share go ni to laI'IIwI- Wen t up $31 on a n annual basis in U e first three quarters. In other economic developments, the Federal Reserve Board moved to pump more money into the nation's economy for the Christmas shopping season and Interior Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton resurrected the proposal to raise gasoline taxes to provide additional revenues and encourage fuel conservation. And President and Mrs. Ford signed a consumer pledge that the President said he hopes As a result of the decline in the farm share of the market basket — a theoretical indicator based on a year's food requirements for a household of 3.2 persons — the farmer's portion of each consumer food dollar has gradually slipped from the peak in mid-1973. Agriculture Department experts said the average market basket retail cost during the Iirst three (JLrters of 1974 was $1,734 annually. Of that, middlemen got $1,003 while farmers received $731. In the third quarter, USDA said, farmers received an average of 41 cents from each consnuier focI dollar. Although that was up on Pe"I'v I iim the second quarter, it was eight cents below their share in JulySeptember, 1973. In 1973, which experienced soaring farm prices and fed''ral price curbs on wholesalers and retailers in much of the year, the food basket cost $1,537, including $837 for middlemen and S700 for farmers. Meanwhile, the Agriculture Department said it had rejected at least temporarily a plan to boost minimum milk prices guaranteed to farmers in federal marketing order areas. Officials said the 1973 market basket cost was up $266 from 1972 and that the farm share accounted for $176 — about 78 per cent of the increase. - And consumer and industry spokesmen agreed that shoppers save only pennies a week when supermarkets stop marking up the prices of items already on the shelf. But now the situation has been reversed, with middleman margins comprising most of the 1974 consumer food price gains, according to USDA. nsr Tomorross MTER, Mt 6 ARF51W fiR IT ZZt$ 7/E(1i711(4' CD'6P19KY 11 CWA6a /T A )tZP,k ,7tZ$,VS1Zi?,Th'& AT 66 hflt4WIY 7111 =AafY 154E5TO ff123'f1 A MLUX Ii/411 Y, FPbUPcV7 FacE 5X11 frtPE1I7 PItH oir. lIE ie, AWVCW $i 'C'15 CW iDA AVAWSr 4IS Of 40A teLS HS VIII .'o4v. a2'uE LV SO OWN 77115 w gocxsti cent, and industrial prices climbed 1.1 per cent. - j •, - 000NESBURY I.urry &.wii Ou'D BETTER ONLY THREE BELIEVE (TI! AND SENTENCES IN JUST THREE SENTEP4CESJ REVOLUTION, ,fl/TC/1 one. When It came to comparing time East and West wanted to know why that South hadn't worked out the same play that had made the hand at table one. South's reply was, "I'm glad you asked. Unfortunately for our side I didn't get a chance to Work it out. It seems that at trick one East played his Jack of hearts. West thought and thought and finally decided he had been given a suitpreference signal. He led a spade trick at trick two and my end play had become inoperative." For the record we think that the winners really earned their victory. South's dummy play at table 1 was excellent. The EastWest defense at table 2 was even better. by Garry Trudeau CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DID YOU DO YOUR PAPER ON THE AMER/CAN -- WIN AT BRIDGE OF BUT NONE - - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY & Jr!;SORT OF A50JT I OthrfJ 7bR A aFF SALVATION ARMY MOVES W-44 I'WI, 7111 5'%TIES mw. Lt. James corps commander, Bums, •. .• 41 LOP supervises move from antiquated . I building occupied by Salvation Army =J BLON DIE I I I ATT.4ATRA-rEjc,BE) IIFmA1- AppEr., s .. . 8ELE'.E ME. OUR CREDIT MA.LAER GOES WiT - ' HOtI ABOUT FOUR DOLLARS A WEEK? / on Second Street for 40 years to now , Chic Youna I CAN L.ET'VU WAVE J DEAD BEOE IT EVER ) I$I.00ODLAMO,P!3 1....' JGOTDQ FO R ONLY 55 by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED $206,000 community center and - - L' J _- 50 OJ WANT A RAiSE. DO iOU REALIZE THE. —d UNEMPLOYMENT -__.,--_-- ET 4N ON t.R KNEfS AH. \ RATE 6 UP SIX PER 0SS. 1 JV AH . V CLIP. o FA& CORPORATIONS ARE GOING BANKFtAiPT EVEKY DAY.? NO I L L4 I II .11 flLG f SCUFFING THE RUG ON 'YOUR WAY ec ,4 ) IV) U P P1 FOR 1117.1 jZ s o ncrease By DONNA TE.S Crowninç % Highlight what precautions they take bank representatives par- thumb pr int on record, is used the poor, but the list at tunes are postdated or with whether it be requiring one, ticipated In the bad check by the bank as a form of reads Likes a "Who's Who of knowledge thatthere is ful two, three or four iden- seminar sponsored by the identification. A special code is Sanford.." money in the buyer's account Li Sanford merchants got the tifications, pictures and Greater Sanford area Chamber used on new accounts to in, Chris Elsea, manager of the cover them at the time they an message short, to the point — fingerprints bad checks will of Coiiunrce. dicate the date the account was Sanford Plaza J.C. Penney passed. In these two instance: the rip-off by bad check artists continue to flow and some Tip and information to help opened. Identi-seal has helped store Bad checks received at the bad check artist cannot hi You can cut down on the from which the merchants merchants, anxious for sales stem the tide were offered by: the banks that have been using this store have tripled in successfully prosecuted. Ever) home entertainment bill the throughout the county are during this sour time in the Wayne Albert of Flagship it for the past 18 months. Bad number over the past year. merchant must get "hard use of radio, television and suffering to the tune of $30,000 economy, will accept them. U.S. Bank of Seminole Identi- checks that bounce for in- Some clerks, who work on nosed" about accepting checks stereo if you remember to monthly is going to get worse. Nine law enforcement of. seal, whereby a person opening sufficient funds and other commission, want sales so Sgt. Bill Vinton of the turn them off when no one is in They were told that no matter ficers, store managers and a new bank account places his reasons are not issued only by badly, they acce pt che cks that Seminole County Sheriff's the room watching or listening. Department The bad check 1 i '.1 situation in this count) stinks Televisions with an "Instant -.• For identification, a driver's . on" feature use electricity 24 j' license with a picture is pretty r hours a day keeping corngood. A social security card for I , ponents heated and ready for II) is wtles.s. Thumb prints or I . operation. Unplug these when P fingerprints are good, but no they will not be used for an . 111 help if the whereabou ts of the extended pe ri od. I . bad check artist is unknown. A Color sets are especially . check cashing card is all right if expensive to operate. They use information submitted for the 33 per cent more energy than card is verified before a check black and white sets. is cashed. Do not accept out-of. Solid-state tele v ision sets, i • state checks under any ur radios and stereos use less ••.. . . cunistances because out-ofenergy than conventional sets state checks are almost umwith tubes. For example, a I •--I / . ossible to prosecute, p typical large- screen, solid. .; lt.I 4 it Detective Toni Bernosky of state television set uses about •: i' the Saifi,rc' Police Department half the power of a similar 1' . 1 ',-• Any identification can be 3 . "tube-type" set. falsifi ed , I"alse ID, an entire i-so.se ,ou a cicvcr ffl#rQy Or IIQhI inflation" Send yovr packet of any kind the customer 441 Well to The Inilation Fighter, care of A ishes, can be purchased in C4 The Herald The b"t id"S wi Fighter PRISCILLA'S POP .>" . headquarters for S.mlnol. County Inf lation BUGS BUNNY J6S .- The ___ \ worship facility at 700 W. 24th St. -. I You),,~— 1 - Hrrald Still Writer )edicafiot - L)edication of the school w $150,000 spor adium will highligl riday night' amecoming at Semino igh School. Candidates for the title )mecoming Queen will I troduced prior the garr A the queen will I owned during the hal lie ceremonies. The stadium, financed I ,000 in contributions an $85,000 loan, will l dicated at 7:30 p.m., on If-hour before th minoles take on th abreeze Sandcrabs in h school football cor t. - : - - - - AND HE CARRYING MAYBE 7J5 GOT A FULL SET OF TIIW SOMETHING T0 (X) 7RAM5 A 67RatNG AND HEt WEARING L01<1NG AI'..T. HE3 A LITrLE STRAW F 4AT. ... GOTA RED BEARD... GOtP CW. ARCHIE , -I WITh ALL 7RAT NUCLEAR -rE6T1N. DON'T tVU WANT TO OF. 00, YOU ShOULD"(F CARVE OUTJ TRI ED AMSDE NE BW Ps NAME FOR. THAT! A NEW - .- - - - - AL . . - 11-13 CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks &Lawrsnc. CALL 0 IF YOU NSEP 05 TO .-r'':Fy 4PEcT'cu 1 . .-.. - ,. - JiTr A 'J PRAP5 A DRQr MORE OF YOUR 000H,yE5 TO CELEBRATE V FANG5-FORTHE.EM01Zy1 5I51N;4 TI-H; 0 VulETH0gP I COCKTAIL- LORD VULET 'iPiRE - fl', !;HOW COIJTg.cT: J REMI4p . •. _T f I Tk I EEK & MEEK by Howl. Schneider I THIS Is IT - 11 tie used in fulurt coi~mns Sorry, but we *on I lit,able to ackn0*1@d9# .)L&ST pj4r I Gvs YW oje WTXE MOA.HQuE.! WWELLØE BAT T Y rCClp? .. - - .i _ ._75:__u r__V:__:VV, •_ - - . -- .- . - - - . ------------------------- - - - - - - - Weather Details Page 3A • Orlando for L%. I)vposit checks JS quickly as possible. . CLOUDY ---_-----• . - ME OTTO W4TCHlT ANY moRcVAMPIRE JIVE )1P,cv - • - ' .. . . WEVE THMJ E)QU6H To PUT THIS SLIGHTER AWAY! reater Sanfor-- -amber of Comnmeic sident Garnett Whit II serve as master c ernonies and remark 1 be offered by Sit incipal Don Reynolds hoof Board Chairmai ye Sims, and Sanfori yor Lee P. Moore. ndividual awards will b. sented to those whos arts were instrumenta making the stadium ility by Jim Rowe sident of the Seminols sters Association ant mnber of Cutnmerc, . -d ,- -. . ---- --- -- - .\sLstan State :'ttty. Bill Wayne Albert of Flagship t'.S. Batik, Sanford. addresses group at this iiioriings seinhllal on 'Ilo Not 'I o (t& 1uck ith A Bad C heck' Staley Most checiu passed-75 to 80 per cent— are for less than $50 and thu' iiitsdemeanors punishable by days to a year in the county jail. - No Danger Seen In Sc oo Suit - - - - - -- - . -- - - -- -- Unlessa check is over W and it v alue. the offense cannot be -- -. . - . . -- -- - � 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 13, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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 13, 1974; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9f412a4912ef67e9c2536e4ce94c1b27.pdf 550f3f8aa5fdec54c8217b0f227a6e69 PDF Text Text oBEvening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Nov. 11, 1974 by Dick Turner CARNIVAL r BEETLE BAILEY dwa;er cgow Nor WIN %R6TAy 11Q1 I DON'T WANT To )<EEP MY 6: 1 T YYA !ANOWC Nu AT BRIDG E By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY NORTH UF'?. 4 AJ4 ?K9 I +Q964 4., 852 wisr 4 109872 4 Q3 Sou th would knock out either ia minor suit ace and West would play a second spade. This time South should finesse dummy's Jack. The Finesse would lose, but East wouldn't have a spade to lead back. South would have 743 2 ti meknock the other ce u t Illak (: and wind ing SOU _ _ YOU'RE A.5 1,LE AS HE SAID THE A GHOST, M! /n4AT WAS \COMPUTER LiP T IS IT? 50 iHAT MEANS OOP ? \ AND OR'vILLE ARE \ . J HE\'RE oe GOOD? . CON 1 ME INFOR- 1 MAmON OU DID. -. p 476 k i WAY. ,est North Kiit r__ bu 1 t / I Id 1 1 tract if West held the queen of This way the contract was safe. Both vulnerable South e ~! F. 7 T Lak I /i SEAN CODE Herald Staff Writer 1 I Pass Open . '1 I-. j,@ The bidding has teu Tlx- fact that it is there may west North Ea%t South "ell bea good reason toclimb 14 i' 24 l>t)l( 1' I iiOufli fl it is not always a gooid redason to take a finesse. You. South. holdJ 43 4 954 South 1is one of those • 43 Q What (to you do no%%, mpulsive finessers. lie A -Hid three %padeI OU asted no timi plunking -the higher groce we haven't h3d a crier all weeki" "I think people afe d ' TU WA U THE BORN LOSER niom C w4 f J RM LL A l T or) fluillilly's 1CR Tk& hut West IUs it htreupoti i ast produced the queen. The e ne' of both minor suit aces in the West together 'h f,e-ca spa 'suit saw poor South losing three spade tricks and these t wo aces All South had to do to insure his contract was to refuse that V W H.,, _____ 1¼' (I fln B y Roger Bdlen T IAT ) ?P~ V A Aner Monday . Send $1 for JACOB V MODERN book to. Win at Bridge. (do this CLASSROOMS on first reading, of an an- on the subject. The proposed Rathel and his representj'e, again. And i did the up. land where the Seott plant is proposed industrial complex 11 Bradley plan received nexation and rezoning or- ordinance was previously David Farr, are not legally position. Bob Bradley of situated. The opposiUon pointed would be more dinance. than the dirt the approval of the city's delayed until a ruling could be binding. Bradley and Young, addressed to the hck of coverage of that road system, and the L Lake Mary City Council has A similar proposal, presented obtained from the state atake planng and zoning board, and tentatively approved the by Bradley and Young torney Farr answered the innuendo, the council, presenting each project as evidence of what Mary Boulevard 14 passage Building Administrator Francis general concerning the "When we are ready to bull member with a packet of inthey thought might occur with could handle, according to Jenior. proposed industrial c0t])Plex Associates, nsked for theeffect of the new annexation the buildings we must show you formation, letters of intent, the proposed industrial com- several opponents, including which had been the subject of rezoni ng to light industrial of a law on the Rathel request. a road. We will pay for the concessions and promnes by plex. In other action, the Lvuncil Much Public controversy. Seminole county ornmsoner 145-acre site soulb of the Scott Attorney General Robert utilities to cross 14." — Named Cal Cn )cj John thii- developers. It appeared One resident, whose land John Kimbrough. But the matter of industrial Electronics plant on Lake Shein has opined the proposal Thesecond, and last, reading Bradley had anticipated every abu the proposal, cited city Walker, Greg Crawford. Lamar Kimbrough, citing the expansion in the community Is Emma Road Howeer, council is permissable under the is due Dcc 9 Stokes and Ral h &heIckert problem and soled them not settled yet. A second such postponed tiny action pending a conditions tax revenue estimates and topography of the area, said of the city's previous Then, the whole story started to the Board of d' t t d However. such was not the suggested it would be more county complex was proposed to the metting with the developer, annexation produres commissioner again The promises of ex 3 Appeals, case ndoners in the area advantageous to the council Monday evening and county and city administrators recommended only residential It was noted by acting city panded industrial base at. the battlelines for and agziint firuinci at adJacent to the proposed inpurposes, to permit property be situated bc-low the professwal pLinm rs to Hired John Poole of Lake ittorni Nt d Wnolful, in the tra tie tix rnue For t?e the fleveloplilent closely alleviate alitit iliatud problellih tatl , in the tft,i A ft dLLtridl p ir ik, ilon' lki ott project diii II phi'i hd Mary as a full time pulicenian absclice, of City AttY. Toll, city, the absence of any Einnia Road, between the Scott it is right now, the Scott plant been proposed to the comPoole is presently employed by resemble those heard and of traffic and utility service Freeman, letters of intent from noticeable problems voiced before. the plant and the (,reenwood lkcs and the rest of that 167 acres mission before Lake Mary the Winter Springs police There was little serious property owners to cooperate same arguments the council The 2 parcel, exist directly across the becarne an incorporated city, department. The council Oacreparcel,westof I- discussion of the Rathel with the developer and the and residents of Lake Mary and Development, voiced opposition 4, owned by Don Rathel and proposal because of the extent utility street from to the nlan residential but was withdrawn, according continued the suspension of supplier, Wileo the surrounding area heard just the othe properties. to Bradley, before a decision part-time officer Gwynne rs received approval of previous council discussions development company, to a few weeks ago surfaced The Bradley firm owned the traffic generated by the was rendered. Turner until a later date. - - -- 0`16*$Paped. PO Box 489. Racf,o City Station. Now York, N.Y 10019 sse o ice 'wsI'AIIju%TIHlHIsI Garry Twdeau - - -- by Larry Lewis - OPPOSSD Mary Zoning Battle Renewed - DOONESBU ...UNTIL THEY FOUND OUT IT MEANT THE DIFFERENCE WWEEN UETIfJGoR NOT 4fEETgNGTHE U AS YWR4YRff_4L, 17 JfTh /( FACULTY PAYROLL./ MYT 54Y ff I fYW WELL, rv.77,Y ff-ALCr$4''TME/V'T cygww 511S5 , A,; ______ TO TH BY BILL BEUkVILLE A IS1 3S i ___________________________________________ Sol : ' . .- - BLON DIE A - OH. (A6wLv/ . -CC)NC) WTH IT, BOSS? ..-, 70WAVEASr ç; 10 EC.A1t TIC OAYS OF CUR rQST ONE , -' TUISME (GET (ACACE TO SAY r . TUMBLEWEED ________________________ KERN \' ..P .: K Rya b - . NO WAY! 9V 11 NK is rirY 11 PN$L)LL J ------- . . BUGS BUN NY ry-— BUMS! . .. . — PRISCILLA .r_z OWOM THAT IF WEF- t-4EY JNJI4Y LIJIV p T 4AT'S NO WA1 L ... WT ER... I mIN TO menu you lose all your local I'Ii ARCHIE t) i ___________________ by Bob Montana _____________________ = UKE MY OLM NEW CAPF_ F WITH THEY'RE ^LL A ThE FASHN CA ThtS 8ON! -1 L AHlE IS - - / HE JUST C^PE ILE! ___ Wl ThE &DY:5 ARE NO I ThEM,/ _________________ . WALTER RALEIGH FOR MF-! \' 14 - . Sanford of fIC1213 Monday acr epted delivery of a new Ume green SAr nu fire pumper to be stationed at US. 7-94ke Mary Boulevard fire station expected to open )ec. 1. }fore acceant' the p4,836 NEW PUMPER eselpoered pum per as tested (above I on the lakefront. at Manager Warren KnoAles said U. S. 17-P. median cuts must be made and emergency traffic signals Installed by city beforejbe ne fire station can be made operational. ________________________________________ In a second and final reading of an ordinance providing for the annexation and zoning of some 30 acres of land on SR 436 owned by the Mama Sapti Church, council payroll. Councilman B. If. Fer- pay part of the Premium, dinance into la be immediately turned over to rell warned Monday night, negotiitions are underway to lie Said the. city will be taking the city coffers. recommending t some city borrow $18,000 From a loI in (rain $16,000 to $18 000 in Council took no action on Ferobjected, coIling U zonin personnel be laid off for three. bank. Indication was that the revenues in December while rell's recommendation, cnange spot zoning. to-fourmnonths. Ferrell said spending must be reduced $3,000 to $4,000 monthl v to meet incorne. urging that consideration be given to remm ducing one police car daily, laying.off its three-to-four police , WASHINGTON tAP) The ficers ttis- the pnncipaltarget of prices now are averaging 15per crease has been caused by That amount, called the itindudes both profits and what I Ferrell said an supermarket industry is the food chains in counter- cent above prices of the first hikes in the amount of the food farn)-retail price spread or the middlemen themselves ' defending itself against char attacking advcrae publicity for nine months l3. dollar middlemen take, aceord- margin, often is taken to mean must pay for labor, tran that food stores are responsible them slx)w that retail food COLDER .,11's A full 80 per cent of that in- Ing to Hite statistics. middlemen's profits. However, sportation, processing for the rapid rise in food prices nient and all the expenses of during the last two years. any business. Clarence G. Adamy, presiA The family car is the largest Wall Street Journal survey dent of the Nat~onal Association at the end of October showed single energy consuming device of Food Chains, plans to tell a in the t y pi c al household. profits for (lie 15 lar g est publi ncsionkrenc-c tiay that Cost i dy owned food chains up 115 Careful selection can be.a big and profit figures show superper cent over a year ago, but help in keeping fuel costs down. Weather Details Page 3A markets are not reaping several chain executives have enorinous profits. I A)S ANGELES I All i - Organizers of last year's nationinted out that the percents The most significant variable wide trivat boycott have announced plans for a partial boy. o affecting a car's fuel consumpwas not expressed in relation t plan to tell it House subcomf sugar in an effort to drive dow-ri prices. 11, " ~49 Sales volume. .077 tion is its weight - a car Afline 'N"affiews of Anwricwi Consumers Together urged In relation to sales voluine, *eighing 5,000 pounds uses esdays and food departments rather than of Thursdays for the seeral months. She also asket con. I 2P level or slightly below, says one weighing 2,00t. pounds. Around the Clock swners not to buy sacks of sugar during the first seven days .4A cha ins or the industry as T Denald chairnn of Cars with diesel engines have whole, of December and Brid although sugar Products could be \.' the Jewel Co. 40 to iO per better fuel damy, whose orgavization purchased during those periods. In other economic develop. economy than cars with con. represents about 200 super"Our hope is consumers everywhere will cooperate in a 71 merits: Comics ................ .111 ventional engines. Cuffentl market chains, intends to disventure that will profit them price-wise and health-wlse." Columnist Sylvia Porter. rotary engine vehicles are lem Crossword Puzzle 5A pute government figures that six,said at a news (vnferente Monday. chairn ian of President Ford's efficient by 10 " to 35 per cent 6A Dear Abby show tazimtic increases in The price (or fivepods of sugar risen in the last year Coznmttec to Fight Inflation, than cars of similar weight wholesale and retail price but fromn cents to$2.20or more last week Somereth(lofficials Dr Crane 5A -4 warned that wage-price con- powered by conventional declining farm, prim Consa they expect the price to climb over a bag the near De La mb A tro might be imposed if olun. engines those future. tars anti inflation efforts fail a clr way to figures mntan that middk men W ha h ard that the price of sugar may double again Iloroscope SA — A SSi S t a n t or light nhJan7 Snø Senate such as food ntore chains, are bcfere it levels off." she &Wd. "What we want to do is let Hos ital 3A irkmng up the difference with Wcculators know those Investing in the futures mark et Obituaries JIM Byrd predicted that Congress flkyher profits. future column,, Will bs that they tire mistaken in investing in sugar. Sugar i I - - $18,000 bill for the annual city loan will be acquired from th e monthly payroll cuentIy IS insurance premium must be inBank Longwood. slightly over $,0Oo. paid immediately. He gained Vice Chairman II. A. IL d th I tion LONGWOOD - The city's his I-olleagues' approval to Scott was asked to cortact gements the payroll can be met this month, transfer $10,000 from the water County Tax Collector Trov th but there will not be sufficient department reven'ie and utility *I0,O00 1 orroed Ray's office tnday requesting epartment would funds on hand for the December tax accounts to immediately that city ta x ilioneys collected w hile repa d. - ONE OF B MY H . By DONNA ESI )Ied Staff Water - 15 ' BENJAMIN I -. -. Lon wood S e n di* ng Needed To Meet Pa roll IED .. - :• tf AR TKAT QUON - DO 'In EAl i t by ,, WAY AND I'LL 00 IT MINE, TO TACKLV WINTHROP Test results on a new Irl-level automobile carrier for the Auto Train Corp. have been successful, exc"ding the firm's greatest expectations, according to the company president, Eugene Kerik Garfield. 'ne fully-enclosed tr14evel carrier will Increase train capacity by one third and PC.Mit 2 reduction In operating costs. Garfield Will. Orders for the new carrleriwhich will ac mmo te I autos %ill soon be placed with Southern Iron and Equipment Co., of Atlanta. Currently Auto-Train carries passengers and automobiles between Washington and Sanford and between lAttisville and Sanford. It iIl soon be franchising senlce in Meco and will be ItIating '1rutk4ra a bween the noheast and Florida and the midwest and florida. . by Al Ve.n , Luz NOU TAO err, who led - EXPANDS CARRIER . by H.imdahl & Stot Spg! cilwoman Edith .- AUTO TRAIN . of freely elected local govern- . state NN - - • can 1c Yo 1 RAWTS ii as s on",bia4, o a ion The consolidation, instead of provisions in the directive to Gtascock said, -that a loss of A state decision eliminating strengthening, woulld actually reimburse the larger depart- local authority is a first step police departments with less weaken police services, the inents for service outside of towards a totalitarian governthan ten sworn personnel, and resolution said. their cities. filent." Qiifting the responsibility for The Bureau's recomCity Police Chief George As part of the resolution, the coverage of these areas to mendation, backed. by the Karcher said he "concurs with council directed Mayor Bill f4her departments has been hit governor, would eliminate the the council in their decW- on." Grier to "convince the by the Casselberry City police deparnen of Lake The various departhen " Governor of this dec1on." Mary, Winter Springs, and assist one another without The resolution is similar to '17he council, in a formal Oviedo, and would assign other losing our autonomy and with one endorsed by the Lkague of re-',lution Monday night called larger deparUnen, such as mutual aid," Karcher said. Cities at a cent convention. thelnoveby the sthte Bureau of Casselberry, the "regional Councilman Charles All seven loc cities and the Criminal Justice "not responsibility" of seing those. Gbscock ticing the county commissioners will move, said, "Once you start discuss the resolution at a Council of Local Governments (CALNO) meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m., at the Altamonte Springs City Hall. Also Monday night, council decided to prepare specifications arid ask for bids for nmterials needed bv the Utility department, and for fire department equipment. In order to establish an upto4ate . price list for fire department 1111111 ' equipment, council will ask for -li i k bd f tk pun per a heart tool, losive meter, and 2L jJ me." Fire Chief Roger Rasooh I #I initially asked for a quick at. tack pumper -a mobile four. f heel drive ehic1e that can also be Used for brush fires but council decided to update the cost of all needed equipment in order to help in establLsWng %111, I t Cents - CANCELM IT. . let the lo run around to his king HAVE THEM IN EIRj Wc prices to FUNNY BUSINESS Your partner btd Four hearh Io response to your cue bid. What o )OU 0 no r CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ELM 181 SURPRISED THE MOST FACULTY AGREED TO OF: THEM Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 city, for OuIi I kIJ4J\J hkli (Jilt a No. 72—Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1974 fly spade& I Year, detaid ur the second time round IT 7 67th I Of course, a South player k J to MEAN U Eveiiing 3i3 AM 13 - _________________________________________________________________________________ rices o- CAPTAIN EASY *ANT TE JUST COuLr TaLk THE TRE LORA> YULig:_ Ap*wml! by Crooks Lawrence A•• THERE 5UCN rr MANiAc A k - ___ by Howie Schnoi&r NOW ITIS CO-EXIS7FkKEI Cift RIGHTS., L)8ERTY AQD 7#Ae PMWfT or topplAiess J IN 11415, FUDDLEO CONDITION I C ains Inflation Fighter k Forces Rally For Planned M Sugar, FRANK 00 ges COST OF WW--j. f 1 - ur au — *CV AND T14E CROOK WHO P0511V A5, SaE AROUNP HIM!_ YOUR COVIIN, PIRX VAN PUYEIZ! HIF15 IRE IRFACOEROV5 w1`0 00 1 LIKL- o The ucts Boycoff Index AND ERNEST by Bob Li/±j 6 L next as SHORT RIBS . ins, January, - E - I - i a J - ic . ; ' at . - —._ 1 --_ r YES, 7 ff11? I - I •J ILL I Iff ' I\ I I IiAAT 061? ____ \ \ A _____ i I -- has . - sumer groups contend e p fi 1W f ff 1.F 1;-Z — 1U114" — - ;-;- r Is NO SIRE A &ANT WM4 - cent . -' - — �2A—Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL POLICE BLOTTER I ' M iners Vow To Sta y 1.,4 Sanford Out NA10N WASHINGTON (AP) The least two to three weeks, could nationwide coal strike, another idle tens of thousands of workblow to a battered economy, ers in the railroad, steel and began with union and manage- other basic industries. iiaent representatives contin. The coal industry's chief ulng their efforts to agree on a gotiator, Guy Farmer, cxnew contract for the 120,000 pressed disappointment but member-United Mine Workers, said some progress was made "The gut problems coal mm- toward agreement on a new ers and their families lace re- contract. main unsolved," UMW Presi"Every day of progress dent Arnold Miller said after brings it closer to an agreethe 83rd meeting with industry ment," he said. "I believe delirepresentatives broke up Mon. nitely we can have It by the end day night. The talks are sched. of the week." uled to resume today. After negotiators reach a set. The strike, expected to last at tlement, UMW member's must - IN BRIEF Security Tightened BONN, West Germany tAP) Police increased their protective measures for officials and politicians in West Germany and West Berlin today after a terrorist group threat e ned more "executions" to follow their assassination of a Berlin judge. The Red Army Faction, Reorganization Section, be. lievel to be an offshoot of the Baader-Mejnhof Gang of anarchists, told newsmen by telephone it assassinated Judge Guenter von Drenkmann, president of the West Berlin Supreme State Court, last Sunday. The West Berlin police were on guard against an attack today during a meeting there of leaders of the Social Democratic party, including Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and his predecessor, Willy Brandt. The government offered a 150,00 reward for seven gunmen believed to have carried out the assassination of Von Drenkrnann. - Tapes ratify the proposed contract, a process the union says will take 10 days, Miller was not as opthnistic about the possibility of an early settlement as Farmer. The UMW leader said, "As the strike goes on, industry knows, public pressure for In. tervention by the government will mount.Striking miners and their Families will be feeling the bite of lost wages as the Christmas season ap. proaches..,. "Rut I serve notice on the coal industry that no matter how great the pressure, coal miners will not be bludgeoned into accepting In the future a However, sources on both sides Indicated they were still far apart on a number of key issues, including wages and other benefits. A union source said another hangup involves the union's jurisdiction and the subcon. tracting of work to nonunion contractors. The source cornmented that the definition of Its jurisdiction is "the heart and soul" of the union, . _rl __. , __________ Custody Blasted contract that is not acceptable now," he said. Labor Secretary Peter J.. Brennan indicated that the government would not invoke the Taft-Hartl ey Act to order the miners back to work until the union members vote on a proposed settlement. "If they turn down the contract and the strike looks like it's going on longer, then I think it's time for the government" to act, Brennan said, At the White House, deputy press secretary John W. hushen said there "certainly is con- •. Boeing Considers Tampa SEATTLE (AP) —The Boeing Co. says Tampa is one of four locations in the running for the (Inn's hydrofoil production work. A Boeing spokesman Monday confirmed that the company may move its hydrofoil work from nearby Renton, but he did not say when a decision would be made. The official said the move will be to either Tampa, Puerto Rico, New Orleans or San Diego. Boeing has about 2,000 employes assigned to military and commercial hydrofoil work in Renton and has said a future increase In the work force to about 5,000 i3 possible. Give Thanks.-Ford WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford has called on Americans to offer gratitude on Thanksgiving Day for their "countless blessings" and to share with the elderly and unfortunate on the holiday. In a Thanksgiving Day proclamation Monday, Ford also expressed the hope that Americans will have "the courage, resourcefulness and sense of purpose to be worthy heirs of the Pilgrim spirit." The National Turkey Federation presented Ford with the traditional Thanksgi ving turkeys: a live 38pound broadbreasted white torn turkey and two 30-pound frozen birds, which were inscribed, "Happy Holidays Mr. President." - ... - WORLD IN BRIEF --__ _____ I , - . - - ____ __________ ' h-7 _____ __ ________ tc A. _ ______ __________ S H its I &-I% ROME, Italy lAP) Experts at the World Food Conference warn that the next global crisis will be a water shortage and It may already have begun. Four watershort nations India, Egypt, Bangladesh and Pakistan have introduced a resolution asking international organizations and the more affluent countries to provide V. to $4 billion a year over the next decade to find new sourcei of water and improve conservation of the water alreidy available. - - - - - / - NEW YORK lAP) The New York police maintained an extraordinary security screen around the Waldorf Astoria Hotel and United Nations headquarters following !t i t r;i of u.0 d rI uusi illa dcftai 'ar Arafat's Palestinian delegation. Arafat, the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization, was expected to arrive today and to speak Wednesday at the start of the U.N. General Assembly's Palestine debate, -- -JOHANNESBURG, South Africa tAPi The toll in the mud slide at the Impala platirnam mine rose 0 15 missing Way as rescue operations continued. A company official said it was "most unlikely there are any surviyors." The mine 100 miles n-'rtb of Johannesburg is the world's second largest platinum mine. The company said it expected production to be 80 per rent of p'tnal "within a matter of days." The mine stplles platinum to General Motors for exhaust catalysts, - - Doigner New Port ,AIde Altamonte Meets On Lake Problems I .i I i I 'ONLY'MAN I School Board To Ail r - ush Money xplored Watergate Trial - Survey Suggestion . . S ¼ Correction I Fami*sized Waehpr wil - ftmanent Ness adei . PEOPLE HOSPITAL NOTES CALENDAR - '(S NOV. 11, 1974 Leonore R. Ernst, DeBary Mr. & Mrs. Michael(Mariles) McGibbon, a baby girl, Sanford Eunice C. Young, DeBary ADMISSIONS William Lane, DeBary DISCHARGES Jeans M. Stenstrom, Deltona NOV. 11-15 Sa nford: 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., In li brary. Edna D. Walker, Deltona Hopper Profits go to Hopper School. Fair, Book Bernice McCuiler Sa nford: Helen R. Woodley, Deltona Elementary School, Sanford, Marjorie Dobbins Michael P. Hittell __ NOV. 12 Leo K. Hill, Deltona Bergeron I., Brown Oil Painting, 9 a.m. to noon, Allie Keller Ronald D. Miller, Fern Park Laverne Agrue Tuesdays and Thursdays, BIdg, lAonard Frazier Scott A. Marshall, Geneva Lydia M. Watt 8, SJC Adult Education CamRobert Beckham Betty (;enny Greene, Geneva Sula A. Davis AT-r pus. Call Community Services, Rosa E. Barnett & girl Lotis Troutanan, Lake lla Belle Sidberry Eunice 1. Cole Monroe Tobin Phyllis Lewis, Longwood Edward N. Bullock lake Mary School P10, 7:30 C.!). Perry Martha J. Hogg, Winter Scott Auld p.m. at school. Cora Olsen Springs James II. Van Boy Letanya A. Bell Gardening In Containers, 710 Margare t Parish, DirBen' 0, Williams Lucille S. Wright p.m., four weeks. Call SJC iiiinghiuiii, Ala. Mae H. Gilloni Gary B. Bishop, Altamonte Community Services for Virginia K. Furey, Fresh Linda M. Cohen oVING CAN Springs reservation. Meadows, N.Y. (korge E. Johnson Martha J. Washington, Idyllwllde Elementary School Dennis M. Johnson, ClearJaniceD. Jenkins Altamonte Springs Advisory Committee, 7:30 p.m. field, Penn. A Carrie Lou Bowden Charles F. Billtiardt, DeBary at the school. Mariles V. McGibbon William H. Mielemhausen, BIRTHS Go dsboro Elementary Flora M. Phillips HEARHE!l DeBary School PTA, 7:30 p.m., school Evelyn M. Green Edward Heal)', DeBary Mr. & Mrs. Dan (I4) auditorium. Room visitation Jacqurlirie I). White Oscar A. Goepel, DeBary Williams, a baby boy, Lake Ins L. Ratliff and distribution of report cards. Vin ce nt O'Brien, Deltona Monroe _______ Cornelia Grant For fast relief Delores Diaz, Deltona II & Mrs. Dennis (Pamela) Charles H. Kindred III, Hughes, Deltona Marrero-karcia, a baby boy, Harry call the Alburnd.ale IIgImU4I K. Meyer, Deltona Gary H. Bishop, Altamonte .Sanford Arthur A. Hersey, Lake Mr. & Mrs. Randy Lewis Springs bourx' i Phyllis), a baby boy, Harol S. 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Lows tonight - - African Mine Disaster 1 _______________ QUEEN'S - ._ _ ______________________ ____ - - _ __________ ' - - _______ ___________________ ________________________ _______________________ . .. rT ____ - Arafat Arrives Today , ____ ____________ dustry - Water Shortage Next ' _____ - Quiz On News QUITO, Ecuador (AP) The drive to end the Organization of AmericanStates' economic and political sanctions against Cuba appears doomed. Alter four dayc of meetings by foreign ministers of most of the OAS countries, it became evident Monday night that the proposal to end the 10-year-old sanctions against Fidel Castro's Communist regime would not get the 14 votes needed for adoption. A vote was scheduled today, but eight of the 21 delegations including the United States announced they would abstain or vote against the proposal sponsored by Venezuela, Costa Rica and Colombia, ____ _____ - - ____ _ ______ __________ - - ____ _______ ___________ , 1 ________ __ _____ By GINNY PITT The effects of the strike were 4 c Associated Press Wri ter expected to hit railroads first. - i ,1. Rail, steel, utility and other . The bankrupt Penn Central said coal-dependent industry $5 million a week in revenue - — __ - --ftedweeimi5oft, i .. 4 spokesmen are predicting could be lost and 1,500 workers se rious trouble ahead if the would be immediately laid off. --", :_ M ~ — - _. ~_ ---.-. miners' strike is a long one. More layoffx may follow as the i Andmany rank-and-file str ike continues, a spokesman members of the United Mine said, Workers union express concern a bout feedi ng their families Steel officials began several during a length y strike but vow weeks ago setting up some eon-. to stay out until a fair contract tingencyplansinanticipation of . -the strike, and industry is negotiated. analysts predicted that thouThe union has estimated that of layoffs and significant the strike will last a minimum sands _________ ntract production cutbacks could acof three wee ks. A co ________ . companyastrikeoflongerthan agreement has not yet been . - _? al \ , reached, and officials say it will two weeks d uration, If In the coalfields on Monday, take about 10 days for the , many miners spent the Veter120,000 miners who produce an$ Day holiday worrying about three-fourths of the natio the loss of their $42 to $50 a day coal to ratify the pact. THE Princess Anne, right, Inspects the 249 women and one man crew of the HMS Dauntless in Burghlleld, Most industry officials say income from the mines. England. It Is a land-based ship. princes, Anne Is Chief CommandanI of Women's Royal Naval the effects of the strike will not "With six kids, you can't preService be felt during the first week. pare for anything," said But as It enters a second and Dwayne Leverknight ofSomethird week, layoffs ar4 power rset County, Pa. "It's hard for cutbacks may become wide- us to make ends meet. A strike spread, they my, puts you further in dell, and The nation's largest coal once you're there, you can't get user, the Tennessee Valley Au- out." thority, has a 44-day supply of "I'm not going to get bills coal and has already asked for reductionspaid off right away, that's for voluntary power sure," said Francis Eny, who of up to 20 per cenL coal started working the PennsylvaIn ,Penrylvania, where cent of nia mines 2½ years ago. "We Is used to provide 81 per bought all new furniture and in the electrical power in the state, officials say most utilities tried to get it paid off, but we didn't make it. We ha ven't been have about a 60-day supply, able to prepare at all," WASHINGTON (AP) The Watergate cover-up trial Utili ties use about two-thirds th at Haldeman knew of some CIA operation of which he was scheduled to locus on the payment of hundreds of of the coal produced in the was unaware. Despite such complaints, Unthousands of dollars In alleged hush money to the original Uni ted States each year. The ion members and their families The jury then heard the first of the tine tape segments seven Watergate defendants. steel industry uses about one. said they would reject a conon which Nixon Is heard giving his approval to use the CIA Herbert W. Kalmbach, once former Pr esident Richard six th and other industries use tract offer if it Isn't g to per3uade Gray th at th e FBI was about to expose the rest. M. Nixon's personal lawyer, was summoned to testify how sitive CIA operations. enough. he paid out $220,000 in the three months following the A second tape of another Haldeman-Nixon meeting original L*-eak4n. ______ revealed th at the former president was ass essing the The jury also was sch eduled to hear An th ony Ulasewlcz, political impact of his actions when he agreed to have a ret ired New York City policeman who deli ver ed cash to Haldeman and defendant John D. Ehrlichman meet with th e defendants or th eir lawyers. Walters and former CIA Director Richard Helms just a On Monday, Watergate prosecutors interlaced taped few minutes later. segments of th ree June 23, 197 White house conversations with th e testimony of th en top CIA and FBI officials. The prosecution was attempting to show a complex scheme to use one agency to short circuit the Watergate in vestigation of the other . Deputy CIA Director Vernon A. Walters said he was summoned to th e White House on June 23, six days after Jane Ace th e original break-In at Democratic National Committee David Richardson headquarters. NEW YORK (AP) PHOENIX, Ariz. (A?) Walt ers said he was directed by defendant H.R. Jane Ace, 74, a radio star In David G. Richardson, 72, Haldeman to call then Acting FBI Director L. Patrick editor and publisher of the the 1930s and 1940s, died Gray [if and adv ise him th at CIA resources in Mexico Associated Press News Quiz Monday. She was known flock Springs (Wyo. ) (ci Oklahoma. 6. Expo '74 would be jeopardiz ed if th e FBI continued its probe into Editors note: how much do World's Fair, dedicated to the Rocket-Miner for 37 years, for her malapropisms in the Financing of th e break-in. you remember about the news enviromnent, closed after a 184died Sunday alter a short radio shows with her Walters, t hen on th e job for only a mon th , said he of the week? This weekly quiz day run In: (a) Montreal; (b) illness. husband, Goodman Ace, carried out' this assignment almost immed iately, will help you timid out. If you Spokane; (c) Tokyo; 7. With The couple's program on although at the tim e he could find no CIA connection to score fewer than five correct higher food stamp allowances CBS and then NBC was Richard Nixon Watergate. He testified that he thought it was possi bl e answers, you had better read planned to come Into cf-feet called "Easy Aces," LONG BEACH, Calif. the paper i little more care- Jan. 1, grocery costs are: (a) (AP) Former President Fully. If you get eight or more expected to overtake them by Richard M. Nixon may be 0 right, you rate an "A." midway through 1975; (b) exwell enough to leave I. In the nationwide elections, peeled to hold level for at least Memorial hospital Medical the only Republican to take a the next 12-month period; (C) Center this week, acSenate seat held by a Democrat already rapidly bypassing the cording to his doctors. was: (a) Paul Laxalt of Ne" higher allowance. 8. Follow-lag They said he was eating vada; (b William E Stevens of the Rabat Arab summit coonormal foods and walking North Carolina; (ci Jack ference decision to name the in his room Monday. Eckerd of florida. 2. Capturing Palestine Liberation Organthe highest state offices ever izatlon ai sole representative of won by blacks, two black rancH- the Palestinian people, King Vicki Carr dates won races for Lieutenant hlwiieln of Jordan said his Governor In: (a) Colorado and country will: (a) leave the Arab WASHINGTON (AP) Singer Vicki Carr was Connecticut; ti California and league; (h) revise Its re-gime scheduled to perform at the Colorado; (c) Oklahoma and to remove Palestinian White house dinner tonight Texas. 3. At the World Food representative, living in Is'. in honor of visiting Conference In Rome, Canada raelkoci'upled West Bank; (C) Austrian Chancellor Bruno pledged to Increase her Io4 aid seek confederation of Jordan Krcisky. to hungry nations by: (a) 20 per with a future Palestinian state. cent; (h) 5 per rent; (r) 15 per 9. The U.S. Postal Se%icr %%ill vent. 4. A two-year study of the begin selling its first postage Archbishop Federal revenue-sharing stamp with a pressure se=ltive program has concluded that the adhesive the stamp will be M arkarios 130.2-billion program should pee-canceled and will feature: be- (a) renewed as soon as (a) the Dove of Peace; (b) head LOS ANGELES (A?) possfNe and on a long term of George Wuhlngtoø; (c Archbishop Makatfog says I*sIz;(b)droppedst the cod c)f WhIte House sce,aewjth flag. 1,. he hopes to return to this budg-etary year; (C) Sims, Kudirk,a, Lithua-nian Cyprus by the end of this drastically re-vised. 5. seaman with American month to resume his President Ford was asked to parents, released from prison presidency. declare eight counties major in the USSR in August, finally FLYING BUNNY he boarded a plane for disaster areas to qualify arrived in the United States. He New York here Monday, resident, for A stewardess playmate Federal hsd tried to defect to the U.S. A TALENTED DOG Makarios, 61, said: "I an, assistance after flooding from a Soviet ship near the who was posing wider the New the president and there is Elliot McDonald holds a mitten which his dog chewed In caused at L'ast $10-million In England coast In: (a) IF!?; Ib) name 'Ester Cordej' this nothing to prevent mm,' from Davenport, Iowa. Just goes to prove you and I never really know damage and made 10,000 1971; (e) 1970. Young lady was a going back to Cyprus or what will please a 'Judge,' cause th e mitten was selected for a persons homeless in: (a) playmate. Some stewarANSWERS: La 2b 3,a 4,a 5,c from resuming my task pr-tie In an art contest MislssIppI; b New Jersey; CU 7c 8b 9.a lOc. desses have criticized this and duties as president" I _______ _______ County ------- Herald's Weekly OAS May Veto Cuba - S Cripple Needs ______ ____________ I; a I :.- --I -at I J ________________ ______ . " _,: V I T Street, Orlando reported I television, binoculars and other oE:is A,c Larry Wayne Monk, 30, 214 iterus valued at$24O were stolen Nor th Boyd, Winter Garden is Monday from 2311 West 1st in Seminole Coun ty Jail, in lieu Street, Sanford. ty of $5,000 bond charged with possession of a stolen vehicle. Sam Perkins, 4041 Kinross Street, Orla ndo reported fur- Borrows More Money DEAR Dli. LAMB - My I doubt he has a vi ta min Two men, one thcugtit to be niture and tires valued at $ 1 ,01 husband is a 54-year-old elec. deficiency, since you are giving armed with a gun took wallets were stolen ByJANECASSELBERRY mechani c on recommendation at salary of $50 per week. His as a seco nd maintena nce man Monday from Fox po o ironic en a li him vi genius. He's be ta min supplements. and two dollars cash Herald Staff Writer of Councilmen John Booth and hours will be 8 a.m., to 3 p.m., and mechanic with his salary (0 from Mobile homes, Highway 17-92 paraplegic for 22 years. About a Vitamins do not provide Willem Smeets, New Smyrna m weekdays and on call on be re-evaluated in six mon ths. WINTER SPRINGS Longwood. City Donald Browning. year ago he suffered a heart e nergy. They help the body and Victor Stevens, Sanford as mer city weekends. ry Pittman, a f or har Council Monday night voted to Planning and Zoning Board attack. lie was f orced to retire, proce foods ss to release the ..they stood in front of Amoco David Cissel was hired at chairman James Caviness hire both an animal contrbl employe, was hired as animal Dennis Lawrence Sawyer, n, temporarily he pes. He leads energy in ho the foods. If you e Service Sta tion on Highway 17and a maintenance man- control office r effective Nov. 12, $3.75 an hour effective Dec. 31 submitted his resignation and a very sedentary life with a deficient, then taking enough 92 and Lake Mary Boulevard, 253 Pinewood Drive, Maitland officer I cited a letter from Mayor is listed in satisfactory conpr udent diet and vitamin will im prove ener gy. But in Monday night, __________________________________ Piland regarding the delay In most 11 • dition at Florida North Hospi ta l _______ submitting recommeniations supplements, lie lost a your husband's situation th is is — . Elaine Miller, 104 Anderson today alter he was bitten on the ________ _______ _____________________ _______ necessa ry 60 pounds. Frequent mos t unlikely. I wou ld think his _______ From the Sept. 211 P&Z meeting Circle reported rifle valued at thumb by his pet diamondback angina attacks caused the doe- problem is related to his weight until the Nov. 4, council $150 was stolen Monday from rattlesnake Monday as he tried '. tor to prescri be four IsordiLs a loss, which he pr obably needed; meeting as evidence he does not day. her home, to put the reptile back into the his inactivity, apparently both have the time to devote to ________ _______ _________ pen from which it had escaped. __________________ _______ The problem is his weakness. physical and mental; and his "staying on top of th ings." _________________ ______ . SCfl)If101( Deputy Paul Riggins ___ He has low pressure. Regar- underlying medical problem, or During the period In question (ile said the snake is still at large. _____ ss of the quiet life, the diet heart disease. If the heart :,__Lt Zoning Board secre tary Betty and the calm ambiance, his disease can stand it, doing Jason James Leverette, The Seminole County . - -'- — - 6 Eastham was hospi ta lized --ana.-l- % . IV& . for energy level is alarmingly low. something about the first two Valley Forge Apartments, Sheriff's Dept., Orlando's ~* surgery and unable to prepare I appreciate all the insults to causes might help. Altamonte Springs, is in Rescue One helicopter and the recommendations. DEAR DR. LAMB which ti's been subjected and If a 1 Seminole County Jail in lieu of -Elect Bob Hattaway Council Instructed the mayor gochild usins, , toothpiste doesn't life has taught ine patience, but $5,000 bond, lit' is charged with fling in a private plant' took why tia lie riot regained spit it cut afLerard;, but credit card, false or fraudulent Irt iii the reseue Monday of in order to borrow up to $80000 ki he swallows it, can it be harmful to use to obtain goods, state Rep. Bill Nelson and a for interim financing of the strength? With so little effort is her stomach or her health ? This completely exhausted, _______ party of four as their boat ', nearly completed lire sta tion. James Monroe Quattlebaiun developed motor trouble, six worries inc. ,. -4 His medical tests are all interim city hail building. Jr., 21, 317 West 3rd Stree t Is in miles south The asof the Mims Bridge City Attorney Thomas good, lie had one at ta ck of ga ll DEAR READER , Seminole County Jail, in lieu of tronaut.s stones wi sw al lowed th their too thno recurrence. I St. Johns River. Freeman explained the 90-day / $1,000 bond charged with paste du wonder if there's so th ng ri ng space fl ight. The me i loan is needed because of / forgery. After thy were spotted missing in his diet which would paste, however, was specially delay in receiving $200,000 increase his strength. Thank pr e pa red so that it con tained no Ruth Redfos, 5002 Ferncrest drifting, a boat from Lindsey's funds being borrowed from u for your p,atience and con. flavor oil. It is the flavor oils Drive, Orlando reported M in Fish Camp was dispatched and tow em ed th back to safety sideratlon. that can be irritating to the change was stolen Monda of Maitland, 14 1 y shortly before dusk. No one was di gestive tract. DEAR READER A man ,.11.1 from a large piggy bank at her fl pJ Is i nsisting that, like your hus band is going to be injur ed . While I don't recommend the home. Students at All Souls School observed% traditional Nov. 11, because of the amount and tune frustrated when he can't do practice, small amounts are not ALL SOULS Veterans Day, with a flagrafstng ce-emony. Students stand at period of the loan, bonds be things. He has overcome han- likely to be harmful. Thomas Steede, Bowlin attention while the advanced band played the Star Spangled validated by the circuit court to dicaps all Drive, Oviedo reported jewelry, Casselberry his life and won't take HONORS VETS Banner. television, sewing machine and assure ex cise ta le! will be complete ina ctivi ty without a other items valued at between Rifles arid a shotgun valued pledged. reaction. Part of his fatigue is $8'000 and $10,000 were stolen at $500 were reported stolen The validation ,it has been probably related to his change Monday From Inland Materials • I M onda y from his home. filed, Freeman said, and the in health status and wha t he CharlesR. Criner,2OlOWhite Company. court date is Dec. 19, at 10:15 thinks it means. a.m. The city has been drawing The problem is to allow such from general funds and cer- a person to do enough to give Dennis K. Deigner of Sanford to draft a proposed amendment Hutchison said it Is possible tificates of deposit to meet life meaning and some zip has been hired to assist to 1965 enabling legislation for the legislation can be amended construction draws and the without encouraging him to do Seminole County Port the port that would clear up before it becomes necessary to $80,000 is needed to cover the more than his medical condiAuthority (SCOPA) adminis- questions on SCOPA's authority file a "friendly" circuit court two draws due before the tion will permit. If he can do trator Jim Ryan. to issue industrial revenue lawsuit to clarify the industrial validation is accomplished, some things with his mind that SCOPA board members, In a bonds to finance new industries, revenue bonding authority. Finance Commissioner John do not involve much physical special meeting Monday, Daniels reported that county activity it might be very unanimously voted to hire officials have informed him helpful. Dolgner to fill the newly that revenue from the 3.5 mills ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Weight loss often induces study cdmpleted some months created $11,000-a-year post. The city property tax will not be Fatigue. If he has eliminated all Property owners from the Lake ago has estimated cost Of selection came after a comFlorida Lake Adelaide areas handling the drainage problem available in large amounts until the excess fat so that he can eat mittee of board members the middle of January. a little more he might have are expected to appear en throughout the city would be screened applications from 25 masse before the city council at $4.5 million, persons for the job au thorized the 6:30 p.m. meeting today the city came before council. dition permit, some more recently by county commisCouncilman Cal DeVoney demanding solutions to the Daniels, who lives in the physical activity within the flooding problems in their recommended the city consider sioners in approving the SCOPA Wednesday evening's the policy on middle and high Tuscamilla area of the city limits of his polio complications a pilot project for the city budget. areas, Seminole County School Board school enrollment capacities, complained of "one whale of a might a* help a tot. Homeowners In this old whereby treated drainage Doigner, 33, of 2305 East lisa meeting will feature "the The board had adopted --in- bad Odor that was extremely Perhaps your doctor can ar-water would be pumped back Court, section of the city have will assume his new recommendations of creased capacities in the noxious," allegedly coming range some mild physical plained that overdevelopment into the soil. beneath the water duties at the port, on the St. Superintendent William Layer spring, from 1,600 to 2,400 from the L.D. Plante renderilig therapy that would be suitable table. He said federal funding j0 of the commercial areas on west of 1-4, un Nov. to the Florida Education students in the high schools, facility, for him. 436 and around Crane's Roost would be available For such a 15. me 14-year-Sanford resident Deportment survey team. The and 1,100 to 1,200 middle school have caused the flooding project which would retain water into is presently in sales and survey of the students but reverted to the old rather than divert noting that Crane's Roost marketing with Hacienda Sales county's educational facilities standards last week, on Layer's streams dumps excess waters into the moving which of Langwood, developers of the and program is scheduled for recommendation. ultimately end up at the ocean. The Sanford City Commission lakes that abound the ir homes. Hacienda Village mobile home early December. The board will IN They have also complained Mayor Norman Floyd last community at Winter Springs. meet at 7 p.m., in the cour. 7 p.m. at The policy shift was will meet tonight at about the manner sewer lines week questioned whether In other business the SCOPA thouse, predicated on a staff report the City hail. A story in Monday's 4 were installed around the lakes, dumping drainage water into board authorized attorney WilThese suggestions to the district will need at least two Herald listed the meeting Insisting installation around the the ground would pollute the 11am Hutchison to negotiate Investigators come on the heels new schools within the next five agenda but incorrectly stated lakes' edge was polluting the city's water supply, adding that with attorneys in Jacksonville of last week's action, reversing years. the meeting was Monday night, We regret the error and hope it water. treating the drainage water City Engineer Bill Palm in a first would be very expensive, did not inconvenience our readers - ___________ WASHINGTON iAP) - A new agreement giving the .peclal Watergate prosecutor ready access to tapes and documents of the Nixon administration is "totally inadequate," says Sen. Gaylord Nelson, DWis. Nelson, author of Senatepassed legislation that would retain government custody of the materials, said Monday night the agreement doesn't provide adequate access to the American people. "This is very limited," Nelson said of the agreement, which would not negate Nixon's property claim, nor make the materials immediately available to anyone but the prosecutor. The proposed agreement submitted Monday to District Judge Charles R. Richey would prohibit delivery of the materials to Nixon until the prosecutor is satisfied they are not needed in his investigation. Councl F* 11 DR. 1. E. LAMB Some Activi cyril on Ihe part of the Presi. dent about dislocations and hardships that will result from the strike. We continue to be hopeful that the collective bar. gaining process will work The prospects for settlement are good." Few members of the UMW, which accounts for threefouz-ths of the nation's coal production, worked Monday, which was observed as Veterans Day in many states. Mines bega 'i shutting down last Friday and Saturday as miners finished st their week's work. Coal Strike ) I - -- il Tuesday, Nov. 12,197,4--3A 133 East Robinson 904 CHALET CARPETS, INC. E. Altamonte Ave. (SR 436) Altamonte Springs 305.831.3377 Downtown Orlando h"y ,. _________ ___ I �1. ______ ----.-'-------,."'-.------'----------.--.-----------.__-- _1__ ----------- _ ._ __.-._-__ _ ----.--. . '.'---- -- - i; " ..-,---, .,.--.-,. - - __.1__-.__._1_. --.----.. - --- --- - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. OPINION --- to -- Evening Herald, __Sanford, Fl. 4 Tuesday, Nov. 12,1974--4A w — : Evening False WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Testimony Brings Federal Grant ro 0 WASHINGTON A top government scientist But the hearing examiner, clung signed couldn't even recall whether he knew Steinglass pease money from the government for got a $300,000 grant after he testi fied falsely for statements, found "a serious question" as to "reasonable staff and educational meetings." was getti ng the $3oo,o contract. his boss in a controversial sex discrimination Steinglass's credibility. The examiner said he To take advantage of this, the Nursing Home Steinglass gave US a two-age statement case. would "give no consideration" to Steingiass's declaring "categorically and unequivocally" Association has set up a number of educational The grant was awarded the day after the testimony and ruled against Chafetz. that there was "no connection whatsoever seminars as part of its convention in Hawaii. The scientist left the government, but both the A few months later, Steinglass decided to look between any testimony. and my receiving a operators can soak the taxpayers, therefore, for scientist and his boss deny any impropriety, for new work. After considerable hunting, he competitively awarded research grant." ,He most of their Hawaiian vacation. The rest can be The scientist is Harvard-educated Dr. Peter filed an application on Feb. 1, 1974, for a massive would gross less from the con tract, he said, than written off as a business expense. Steinglass, who until June 9 was a $30,0004.yIU grant from the same Institute where he worked, he formerly earned from a private practice as a A spokesman (or the Nursing Home program chief at the National !titute for Chafetz, supported by independent reviewing Association defended the practice, saying that psychiatrist. Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, authorities, hastily approved the grant. The final WATCH ON WASTE: Some 3,000 members of the educational seminars aid in the treatment of In October, 1372, his boss, Dr. Maurice okay came only one day after Steinglass had the American Nursing Home Association have elderly patients. Chat eta, was on the skillet. A ranking scientist, formally quit the Institute, flown off to Hawaii for five-day seminars in the A Hedth, Education and Welfare Department Dr. Nancy Mello, charged that Chafetz demoted The grant runs three years, totals some sun. Their expenses are expected to spokesman said the government probably will her because she was a woman, and the case $300,000 and allows Steinglass more than $75, yjij bursed out of federal medicare and medicaid reimburse the nursing home operators for their came before a CIvU Service hearins examiner. as the chief investintcr for a study of alcohoIii money that otherwise would he spent to help the !iviian fling, "11 the were mecUn in Called to testify, Steinglass swore that Dr. in families, sick and the elderly. Baltimore," he shrugged, "no one would come." Mello had never really been his boss. This Footnote: Chafetz said he had "absolutely" Because of President Ford's crackdown our Here's how the vacationing nursing home supported Chafetz's contention that she had no intention to pay back Steinglass for his operators work it. Nursing homes that handle government spending, meanwhile, some always been short on authority, testimony, The Alcohol Abuse chief said he medicare patients are permitted to collect ex medicare patients are being turned away. - Home Del1vry: Week, 55 cents; Month, 82,40; 6 Months, $14.20 Year, $2840. By Mall: In Florida same as home deli very. j other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. . Is ra l 's e n omic Eco Proble ni s H it Ho1)1 e Thinking people will look with some aprehiiiion at recent events in Israel. The Tel Aviv government —its economy reeling under a $4 billion defense budget—devalued its currency by 43 per cent and slapped a six-month ban on importing automobiles and otherluxury items. The austerity measures for most Israelis will mean less food, less travel, no new automobiles, sharply increased prices for all imported goods and far less spending money. And in return the Israelis will get a replenishment of foreign currency reserves for arms purchases and a reduction of Israel's $1.8 billion balance of payments deficit. In other words, the government has decided to make a grim life even tougher so that it might continue to do th e very same th ings that got it into economic difficulties in the first place. The really frightening thing, though, was the reaction of the Israelis. These are tough people, the sons and daughters of men and women who literally built a nation out of a desert anl have lived with and in constant fear of war for generations, These are people one might expect to fully understand and appreciate—if not cheer—the government's drastic action. Yet th ey reacted by hoarding and rioting in the streets. The reaction should give us all pause. If people who live in constant fear of war and annihilation by sworn enemies on every front in one of the most disciplined societies in the world riot in the streets when the government attempts to get its economic house in order, we wonder what the reaction would be in the United States to such measures ahould the need arise, The -world's economy is in such a state that none of us are Immune—our economies have become so interdependent that we all feed on each other's prpblems. It was generally accepted at one time that if the United States economy caught a cold the rest of the world came down with pneumonia. There is 'still some validity to this belief but it is become more apparent every day that ours is no longer the controlling factor. The. collapse of the economy in any one of the developed nations of the world has an enormous effect on all the others. Americans have been slow to recognize this fundamental change in the world's balance of power and our leaders have been rel uctant to face up to the consequences of th is change. We might, as the administration seems to be hoping, somehow muddle through our present crisis. We certainly hope so. But it seems to us that the time has come for a little straight-from-the- . shoulder talk out of Washington about the other side of the coin, as well. We're'not going to curb inflation and beat down prices and turn the employment situation around by adopting a "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" posture. The American people should at least be alerted to the various options open to the government. When a single bank in a city the size of Sanford is averaging about 180 bad checks a day then there's an awful lot of people in trouble already. - BERRY'S WORLD TOM TIEDE on N '-'0ters - . - , Leadership ___ " Loss As winter approaches, with the threat of a renewed Arab oil boycott and more long queues at gas stations, Americans would do well to contemplate the direct relationship between the oil squeeze and our declining military strength. ilay and the custodian, at least, must be The Arab oil reserves we re all developed at a censured. Mencken would have classified them when the land they lay beneath was BOO1)uS AInerICanUs. She says she did securely In the grip of British or French colonial because her hair was "a mess" and she thus authori ties. One important by-product of this feared being seen in public; he says he snubbed fact was that Middle Eastern oil could be bought the polls because "Nine years ago _______ by the thirsty European powers at prices con. promised a job on the highway department - i slderably lower than the traffic might otherwise didn't get it and I ain't had anything to do with have been required to bear. government the since." After World War U the British and French were unable to resume their old role as de facto But Coleman is some thing else. And he may rulers of the Middle East, but the United States represent millions of other nonvoting Americans stepp ed quickly and easily into the breach. who may be something else. He, a recently , And so the United States assumed de facto discharged GI, TI years old, did not vote, did not hegomony In the Middle East. The development even kegisterto vote, because be wants no part of of its immense oil resources went forward, with traditional politics; "I don't like th e large Infusions of American money and Republicans, I don't like the Democrats, so what techn3logy, under the protecting umbrella of else Is there? Nobody in politics represents my overwhelming American military superiority, point of view." After 1948 the existence of I&ael added still V His may have (laws but his conclusion is further to American interest In the regions, but one increasingly heard today. Many citizens, the basic picture remained the same: Middle particular younger ones, feel the political system Eastern oil was available to the West at prices overlooks them If they do not conform fixed by local governments that were very Republican or Democratic molds, or for that cooperative indeed. matter the Liberal or the conservative or the 0 By the 1960s, however, the cost or keeping trade union or the civil rights line. Thus isolated, ahead of the Jones-kia had begun to tell on the many are apathetic. American government and public. New weapons systems were expensive, but technology would What Coleman considers as more would be 'Impossible Dreams, Okay! But This Is Ridiculous I" not stand still. Slowly but inexorably the Soviet "somebody who speaks to the Tf1 majority in ________________________________________________ UfliOfl approached over-all parity with the this country." That is to say to the moderate American military establishment, independents, the men and women who are It was probably always theoretically possible neither zealously right or left, elephant or to increase our Investment in the arms race and stay comfortably ahead of the Russians. But it ra ther people who consider each poli tical or would have been cruelly expensive, and there socirJ question on its merits rather thai's Its Editor: Gordon were so many domestic demands on the tax. question at some length, Commission frliations. "Let me tell you, If somebody came Recently The Herald carried an editorial Meyer moved to deny the request for an. payers' dollars, and anyway Stalin was dead and along to appeal to these people, who could truly speaking out against "cut and dried" public nezatlon. The motion was that colorful Mr. Khrushchev had succeeded y represent their thinking, he could Win any hearings held by governing bodies. As one missioner A. A. McClanahan. When the vote was him, so it didn't seem quite so Important as it had election, even e presdescy." elected official, I agreed with you wholebear- taken, Commissioner John Morris voted with me once been to preserve absolute "superiorly" In 6 He has a good point. And although Um is no tecily. Let me relate an incident that occured against the m Mayor Lee Moore broke the the military sphere. "Equality" would do — and sign the traditionalist politicos will recognize it, during a public hearing held Oct. 28, In the City tie by votingotion. with Commissioners Meyer and would cost far less. Thus matters rocked along a growing number of concerned political oh- Commission chamber in Sinford. during the 1960s. McClanahan to deny the annexation request. servers already do. Among the latter is Jack When Mayor Lee Moore announced that the Then came Richard Nixon and Henry Dur i ng a brief recess Immediately after the Conway, president of the Washington-based Commission would hear from those who Were hearing, the gentleman who made the "cut and Kissinger, with a still more frugal approach. citizen action group known as (pjp opposed to the annexation of a certain parcel of dried" charge freely admitted that the action of "Superiority" was clearly wunecessary, but just he believes the day of the exclusive two-party land, the first speaker opened his remarks by Sanford's five City Comm how important was "equality"? If we had the system is passing, that the Republicans and charging that he understood his opposition that unquestioned power to deliver an "rinsethe Information he had was completely Democratic organizations have reduced might be useless—or words to ceptable" retaliatory strike after any Soviet that effect— inaccurate and that he was wrong. themselves to mere "fund ra isers and ca ndida te because this was going to be one of those "cut attack on the United States, what did it matter if I have been a Sanford City Commissioner for they Insisted on a bigger throw-weight choosers," that a political vacuum Is forming and dried" affairs. of which must be filled. nearly (our years. I can honestly state that missiles, or more trps or planes or tanks? After the Commission beard the and the during this time I have never participated in a so But meanwhile ivhat about the Middle East? "Look at the statistics," Conway says. "The cons argue the question for nearly anpros hour and a called "cut and dried" public hearing, the oil-producing sta tes have turned (rankly last Gallup poll on voter Identification indicates half, the Mayor presented the question to the us have hostile; others are iUU friendly. But, friendly or True, there are times when all five of that only 19 per cent of the people identify with Commission for deliberati . I opened my on t e, os il th ey all recognize that they no longer live voted unanimously on a particular question. But, h the Republicans, only 37 per cent identify with remarks by advising the first speaker who ut be in a region effec ti vely dominated by American that was cause ea ch of us, Independently of the Democra ts and 44 per cent are undecided. tered the "cut and dr ied " charge that I mili ta th. For the ti me being at least, ry streng not ors, had reached the same conclusion These undecided, or indepe ndents, are a whole discussed the question with any otherhad Corn- on the information presented during new group that nobody talks to and everybody missioner, with the Mayor, or with anyone In a given they enjoy comparative freedom of action, And hearing, one perfectly natural sideeffeet of this freedom Ignores. They can't be ignored for long. There's a favor or against the issue, especially the prin. is that they are beginning at last to charge for 4 lot of power there " cipals. JullanStenstrom their oil a price far closer to what it would After the Commission had deliberated The power, however, lilt is to be harnessed, City Commissioner command in a truly free market. will not be done on the cheap. Conway dots not believe the apathetic Independents can be mobilized by extremism, such as a George There has to be a better way of handling drunken fortunately in this country, the one who usually dies is the drivers, Wallace bid, nor by intellectualism, such as that drunk driver's victim,) being offered in Gene McCarthy's infant third Perhaps by citing what is being done In other counhave you heard. . . of the local woman w party movement. "My feeling," says Conway. tries it would &ther reflect a more strict Interpretation of ho lniUate(Ja 1 the present law, or we might he pleasantly surprised and 'j' suit in the amount of $125,000? And it's against the 'k the hulk of these r.'iependents are in the 1------- -!__I -- _.__ . .. a _____._ .._ .. At II C AIt.-s... I',....i'. DOVER, Del. (NEA) Edgar Coleman, Ellen Ray and the custodian at The Presbyterian Church were among the millions of eligible Americans who did not vote. For shame? Maybe, - - - ______ ________ - - ________ - - - _____ ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ - ____ ____ - - ___ - Letter To The Editor t Around I , conception day would be the from the oret of the last menstrual flow. 16th And those other varying CASE B'6: [toward T., aged months would then fall in 26,Isamathfracher. "Dr. Crane," he began, "I've between. SO pregnancy would most been married three years to a TAMPA, Fla. (All) The Coordinating Group, said the part of their capacity through larger stockpile. likely occur anytime between wonderful girl. Panhandle would suffer most If grid would be more help to mechanical breakdowns. Another Gulf Power spokes10th and the 16th day A?"And we've been ideally the a prolonged coal m miners' strike Tampa Electric Co., which, like In Pensacola, Ellis called for man, Charles Lambert, said the happy TER the known onset of a wife's except for one thing makes fuel scarce for Florida Gulf Power, depends mostly on Gulf Power customers coal on hand or in shipment now can't get pregnant, last menstrual flow. utilities, officials say. American coal. homes, business and industries would last 20 to 60 da, ys t hough But the male sperm may lose ough she seems to be Robert Ellis Jr., president of "The grid system can supply to save all the electricity depending on the weather, its potency after six hours, organically O.K. (;uIr Power Corp., said ratio' TECO if the other utilities can possible. "I cannot overMike Trbovlch, a vice presiwhile the ovum may likewise be "so I was tested and found to ning could become necessary in get enough oil," Gent said. emphasize the critical position dent of the striking United Mine be normal, also, yet three years too deteriorated to be fertilized the company's 13-county serv- "The others have the capacity we are in," Ellis said. Workers of America, said have passed after 12 hours, so have marital without our having ice area if his Monday call for to make more than they use, He called for Panhandle real- Monday that the strike could relations night and morning baby. voluntary conservation isn't even if it costs somewhat dents to cook electrically less last three weeks or more, a a can't a normal couple during that pregnancy week. "Why heeded. more." often, turn off their water heat- longer time than had been estilike us, in good health, have And the engineer who over. (3) Some vaginal secretions Gent said Gulf Power is part ers at night and switch off every mated, children?" sees emergency exchange of of the grid, but the connection Is electric light not being used. are more acid than others and Lambert said the company L iterally hundreds of couples acid stops the movement of the electricity between Florida able to suppl y Gul f on just like Howard and his wife male sperm cells. utilities says Gulf Power could only a small portion of its pile tins shrunk to 350,000 tons, coal, buying 98 per cent of it have written me that they have benefit little from the inter- needs. one-third what it should be. He from mines be ing struck. The So send for my booklet now obtained childr en b; change grid. The gr id system, in effect blamed uncertainty about rest comes from South Africa, following "Horse Sense" "Facts About Pregnancy," tike Gent, general manager since 1959, is normally used for Florida clean-air laws for the which cannot snppTy more at enclosing a long stamped, mnedc'al suggestions: f th Florida Electric Power short periods when utilities lOS4 uoiiipany's inability to build a this time, he said. (1) Since the male sperm and return envelope, plus 25 cents. the female ovum may be Give it to newlyweds! capable of uniting for only a six to 12-hour span in the wife's menstral month, timing is rJ, vitally important. : (2) This means the most j LIU,..j likely ovulation date In her month should be determined. - - - - - Phhv Frank Weathcs, l, pleaded guilty Moidiv to manslaughter in th e July 18 death of )eidre Allen. Weathers had been charged by a grand jury with first degree murder. "We would have had a difficult time proving first degree," said Edward O'Donnell, assista nt state at. ti'rnev. Weathers and his girlfriend, Donna Allen, 18, took the child to Jackson Memorial Hospital after the toddler was Iq Ph. D.,MD. Gulf Power Rationin9 Negotiations were set for today between Florida's major seafood processors and mackerel fisherman, idle since last week In a price dispute. Mike Weiner, president of the Florida Fishermen's Marketing Association, said the sessions were aimed at getting the fishermen, who stopped work Thursday, back out to sea. Meanwhile, at an association meeting Monday In Lake I'lacid, representatives voted unanimously to demand a minimum 20-cents per pound for their mackerel catches. The price is now 13 cents, "We're very angry and Insulted," said Weiner. "Fishermen have not shown much cohesion before, but toda y everything was different. All the votes were unanimous," - MIAMI API A Miami Springs teeii-agcr has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for th e scalding death of his girlfriend's 21 -. -year-old daughter. ' Crane's Strategy For Having Babies By GEORGE W. CRANE Guilty In Scalding Death Teacher Groups I burned in a tub of hot water. The prosecution claimed that Weathers held the girl in the water, causing second and third degree burns over 50 per cent of her body. LOOKINGi In Bargaining Lawsuit A 28-day cycle is called TALLAhASSEE, Fin. (AI) Teacher groups say a suit in Tallahassee before adopting election warfare," which the The change will mean ..as met%StJ'al months in a year: 28 ' 27, . the 34 pages of rules. FEA has sought to avoid. 31, 27. many as three, perhaps more, against the Public Employes However, Alley objected E The commission voted to al. organizations will be competing 29,31. that Relations Commission is an at- they did not low a bargaining election if 10 to represent teachers," Boespf- The 15th day before the onset allow for sufficient tempt to delay collective of the next menstrual flow Is the For Wednesday, November 13, 1974 bar. public participation. "I don't per cent of the employes peti. lug id. gaining by government work- consider He said that so many organ- usual target date for conception five seconds per ride tion for it, changing a proposed ers. to Occur. requirement calling for petition izations might be competing adequate time to participate," By CAItItol.I, J(I(;IITFR The Florida United Service he said, by 30 per cent of the workers. other government agencies that "But, Dr. Crane," Howard Association Advisory Board in'a PERC, with a limited staff, protested, "since those monthly The rules go beyond the law structed its attorneys Monday GENERAl, TENDENCIES: i is possible to would never get around to hold-, cycles vary between 25 and 31 by Penby allowing individual employwind UP to intervene in e suit th whatever tasks and projects you have left undone and lag hearings and setting up daysmlength,howcanacotiple clear the sacola, Delray Beach and es to file unfair labor practices know the length of the current slate for future challenges. The afternoon Is a good time to take elections for all of them, by the Franklin charges and by providing for L akeland and inventory of yo urself. Tonight make long-range plans for the days "There are going to be hard mon thly cycle?" petitions to remove a union as County School Board, Well, you can't so you must ahead. and co ing times a head," he employe representative, Alley assume that this month might ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) Get an early start in handling Extortionist said. nfus Peter Boespilug, Florida said. routine tasks so you'll have time for more important matters that short 25-day cycle. Competition between FEA be Education Association spokesSubtract 15 later on. Try to please mate, from 25 and you'll and FUSA, new state affiliate He said the commission "atman, said the suit was another find that the 10th day after the TAURUS i Apr. 20 to May 20) Discuss what is expected of OU for school tempted the to put such onerous National Education As. example with associates. Try to understand the viewpoints of anyone who boards tooff attempts by conditions on a city or county sociatlon, already Is under way. known last menstrual onset, orestall bargainin is not friendly to you. Be poised . In a nnouncing support of the would then be the conception government or school board MIA (AP) Police are The suit was filed Friday In adopting Its own GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You'll have to be well organized collective bar- searching today for ar. ex- PERC Rules, FUSA claimed it target. to complete the new tasks that are facing you. Take treatments Leon County Circuit Court, gaining rules as to make adopBut if this should happen to be tortionist who threatened to had become the state's largest for health and energy. charging that the commission tion almost impossible." bombs Inside teacher organiza tion since NEA a long 31-day cycle, then by detonate three ed subtracti ng 15 from 31, the MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) A good day to enjoy fail to hold required public kicked t FEA. The rules require PERC ap. Mount Sinai Hospital before he yo urself wi th congenial persons. Try and rectify any mistakes hear ings before adopting rules proval of local rules, which the escaped with more than $1,000 I made with the one you love, on collective baliIfl , law does not provide, Alley in patients' cash and valuables. l.EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Find the right way to have more John-Edward Alley of Miami, said. Hospital clerks said a stocky harmony at home and take the initial steps In such direction. lawer for the three cities and man in his 20s entered the hos. Evening is fine for entertaining, Peter Boespilug, FEA school board, said the suit pita! early Monday and said he 7 VIRGO I Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Make sure you keep You Have To charge spokesman, said, "It appears to was ap- might be expanded to 14 pointments today. carrying the bombs Inside Show kindness and consideration to one of your that the roles adopted Crawl Before that through lawyers the a paper Saturday us bag. closest friends. Relax tonight. school boards are continuing You Walk And are illegal. Police gave the folowing ac LIBRA Sept. 23 to Oct. 22 Don't neglect to pay bills that are their practice of stalling, count of the incident: Carpet From due. Contact financial expert and discuss future plans. Show "The rules go far beyond confusing, complicating. Global Sure The intruder told the two others you have wisdom, what the statute permits," he sabotaging or any other tactic Makes It Easy clerks he was there to free SCORPIO i Oc t. 23 to Nov. 21) Health im provement measures said. they can use to avoid doing Thomas Knight, the accused should be taken early and then engage in personal matters that CAP A 0what they should do through the kidnap-killer of a Miami couple. The rules, which take effect need your immediate attention. law talk to teachers about Knight,capturedaftertheJuly Dec. 16, provide procedures UnSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) You need peace and quiet shaping school programs." H140 SCULPTURED slayings of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney der the public employe collecfor a while If you are to think out how to solve your problems tive bargaining law, which was PERC 's work has been corn- Gans, has been free since a wisely. Be more cheerful, SCULPTURED SHAG adopted this year after a six- plicated by this attitude, September jail break. CAPRICORN Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Get busy taking care of Completely Installed Thernanorderedtheclerksto year fight. ltoespflug said. routine tasks so you can engage in personal desires later. You can Includes Carpet, Pad, go to the emergency room, benefit from a friend's advice. & Installation. He said one provision of the where they called hospital SeThe five-member PERC held AQUARIUS Jan. 21 to Feb. 19 Handle business 4t matters hearings for days last week rules could bring "bargaining curity officers and police. early in the day. Make sure to pay all your bills and keep your When the women returned to good cred it rating. Be Wise. $ 95 their office, they found that a _____________ PISCES l Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) A new attitude to ward your Sq. 'I'd. Answer to Prevous Puzzle cabinet con taining the valuaroutine tasks can give you more satisfaction. New alliances can Jumble of newly-admitted patients spell greater success in the future. _______ _____ _______ bles jUfLU had been rifled. OfficlaLssaida A IF YOUR GULL) IS BORN TODAY.,. .he or she could easily 42 German ACROSS HOROS lCOP I "normal" for women. But even such a wife may vary as follows during her 13 . - ' AND L.r%w , For Total Comfort? A CARRIER furnace won't lot You down, whate, he ttnp,rature. Ire th e "furnace with Hospital a future" bcause air conditioning can be added easily. InstaItapj Comfort by np,rt - ,arante.d. Sought SOUTHERN AIR - of SANFORD INC. Maple Ave. Ph. n24i21 - - c, * - P ' , . - - - have fixed ideas, so be sure to give the right training early or th ere could be trouble Instead of success. There is much equanimity of nature here. The fields of accounting and finance are fine since there is most practical pe rson in this chart. Give eth ical training early in life. "Th e Stars impel, th ey do not compel." What you make of your life is largei' up to YOU! hralnprenur 44 Grant use S Pei'sisn fairy temporarily 46 Lift again 9 Jewel _ ; - L .S. Poiver Decl i ne Led To Oil U - /1I\ . 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Officersreleasedacornposite picture of the suspect compiled From descriptions from wit- COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER 119 S. Magnolia Ave. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 3237720 OPEN MON.-FRI. 95 Downtown Sanford 2393 S. W. College Rd. 33 Feminine appclition is Itetaliaie bar 53 Rrthnmc se' god HERW 01111110 ___________ Ocala __________ ----- JillJUl11ijil jul11 MEENII. go' NONNI~ 'MJJ JI.Jul JllIl JIll.. Jul11 No ERRIENaaR lJ JIIJ jJu.ul lIlJlIlIli an NON JuIlI.-I$$I. - papers, and the envelopes rpes ____ lSTP3rc .jIlIiiaIuI' JilllillIJil --=;-- Police later found the paper bag, containing rolled up news- 47 Goddess of 22 Expunge discord 24 Pcruw 25Con'tellation 4$t)epotstab) 50 Female 26 I'ulvrriw horse 29 Inundation Si Heating 30 French device streirn 31 On the briny, 52 Soap'framc a __ total of $1,059 in cash, two watches and two rings were ' 1A' ' - AT 5PM FLORIDA GOES O=1 SALE ____ ______ ___ �I WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SPORTS 4A Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1974-6A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0 DEAR ABBY . ] Prof Loves Sex Big And Chinese Food ¼ Day on For .. All Sandy cares about Is Chinese food and sex. My biggest problem is that Sandy is a loner. He is not interested In being with % other people. Since our marriage I have been out of touch with all . my friends, many of whom are interesting, worthwhile people. SJC W Sandy doesn't have any friends and doesn't want any. lie's not stupid, lie's a college professor. When he's not eating Chinese food or making love, he has his now In a book. III complain about / our being alone all the time he tells me I am free to see my friends . any time I want - but without him. . -. 4.0 I really love bun, Abby, but I don't know how much longer I ,. can go on like this. Can you help me" .-.. V SANDY'S WIFE As in Seminole over the holiday season, to have 5,, DEAR WIFE: I don't know how long a marriage can exist --.-:'- Junior College welcomes many a closer look and taste!) of .1 -. elusi ve ly on a diet of hive and Chinese food, bu I think vou'rr -, fcrcij,i stihnt to its t;uhipns American f;uuilv life. I" find cut. Sands is selfish and stubborn in his refusal to :. this year, including four new It is also a good way for __________________ compromise. And only you can decide If your life without Sandy members of the college's active ,\lflerjcanS to learn more about s'nuld be better than your life hiiith him. ______________ International College: Sitma the foreigners and their far DEAR ABBY: I am married to a very good man. My first _____ COIIaZO froni Puerto Rico; : in away homes. ______________________ marriage was a disaster. Mark never came straight home. He'd ' Fernando Hivas from Panama; , *4 1 stop somewhere for a "drink" and come home anywhere from Sarasas Santitavee and one to five hours late. I couldn't take it, so after three years, I Carol Elaine Morgan and Larry Robert Gatlin Sorukaicte Tharathzinakula divorced him. from Thailand, My present husband, Neil, has now started to come home anyshere from 20 minutes to an hour late. Now he's stopping for a The club also welcomes its drink. Neil isn't much of a drinker now, but I have nightmares sponsor, Dr. Ann Bachabout his getting as bad as Mark. man, who, along with Ms. n Tonight when he came home half an hour late, I put my foot JoAna Rowe will be the club's seventh program In the down. lie told me he wasn't a child, and he didn't think I had a faculty advisors for the year.' The Romantic Versus Classic Art' right to clock him to the minute, and he wasn't going to put up ith it. The club meets the first and Film series being presented by third Wednesdays of each Loch Haven Art Center will Abby, I do not nag him about anything else iut this. I want our Are month. Tht upcoming meeting feature Eugene Delacroix and marriage to last. It's not that I'm against one drink. I take one, too, occasionally, but this ismy sore spot. Do you blame me? Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lee Junior College and is employed will be a presentation on Jean Francois Millet, Nov. 24 at Persia, in room S114, Nov. 16. 3 p.m. SAUSALITO Morgan, 1013 W. 2nd St., San- at Seminole Pet Supply. DEAR SAUS: Yes, and no. Nell shouldn't have even one drink ford, announce the engagement The bridegroom, also born in The .series, which reveals the Two low cost trips. to Spain on his way borne, because should he become Involved In an ac- of their daughter, Carol Elaine, Sanford, is the grandson of Mrs. ni Colombia-Panama are turbulent world of late 18 cideat (even lilt's not his fault), U he's had one drink, he could be to Larry Robert Gatlin, son of Dessie King of Lake Monroe. In a lot of trouble. Because of your disastrous marriage iith Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashburn He graduated from Stuttgart planned for the Christmas-New century and earrly 19th century American High School, West Years vacation, and an ad. painters and sculptors was Mark, you may be taking It out on Nell. Speak your piece, then Gatlin, Lake Monroe. button your lip. Germany in 1973 while in the (litional trip to Spain in the written and narrated by Lord Kenneth Clark, who is well spring is also being planned. DEAR ABBY: I am constantly amazed at some of the The bride-to-be, was born in U.S. Army. Currently he known for his 'Civilization' 'problems" you are asked to solve. Many could be solved if the Sanford, is the granddaughter employed at Seminole Pet One of the International series. person had one ounce of common sense and a half an ounce of of Frank Price, 1005 W. 1st St., Supply. Club's most successful acguts. Sanford, and the Late Mrs. Ruby The wedding will bean vent tivitles take place right here in Clark sees Delacroix as a Being afraid to offend "friends" who habitually impose on Elliott; and of Mr. and Mrs. of Dec. 20 at 7 p.m. at First the community when students master of romantic painting you is sheer Imbecility. Those "friends" have ultra thick skins, LeRoy Morgan, of Ohio, She Is Church of the Nazarene, are invited into the homes of and Millet as Intensly romantic The only way to handle them is to Inquire: "By the way, have currently attending Seminole Sanford. local residents, particularly in choice of subject but you ever considered minding your own business?" Believe me, it classical in its execution. works, You can't offend such people. th'i the contrary, they'll respct you for not being a pushover. So many people think that they have to be "nice" at all costs. I It's especially true of Americans. People of other lands (including my native little Netherlands) do not worry about being 'popular" so much as taking the right action, and being rt:pected for doing .% .P -, so. %._ . . Foreign ,.'- the secret to marital bliss. Ward's were presented, with She &'uiphastzes a woman sorority members modeling the should keep her body, soul and outfits. Exotic dancer Sultana spirit in order, and that to be gave a performance, and truly happy, a woman should be "Banjo Man" Boyd Bergeson at entertained the members with organized, calm, gentle ,acewith God, family, friends musical selections. ..l- . , ' 1. tV ________ J. H. JIMISON & SON, INC. .&umiem ./am,n/%nd, (J0 , , -- - _ -. CUSTOM MADE DOUBLE HUNG & SLIDER WINDOWS F. 4 . OFF 5% - - . ___ . NOVEMBER DURING 0"4 4 Free Estimates & Bank Financing si MA$TLAP4O AVE., ALYAMONTI tENTh ALTAMONTE SPRINOS. PL. WI) $35IItJ u • ADDRESS Thank you for reading this. personal reply, write to ABBY Box No. 01700, LA. Calif. 90001. Enclose stamped, self addressed enveloç. please. For Abby' new booklet, "What Teen Agec's Want to Know." send $1 to Abigail VP' Buren, 133 Lasky Of'.. Beverly Hills. cal. 90232. . I a -- • COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Officials ruled play expired The Ohio State mentor beWoody Hayes apparently is in before the Buckeyes could run lieves coaches should have the hot water with the Big Ten another play. privilege to halt play and ask Conference office again al"There were 26 seconds left in for an Instant replay on close though Commissioner Wayne the huddle when we called two calls. If the coach is wrong, his Duke is saying little about it. plays," Hayes said. "Normally, team would draw a penalty for "I haven't reviewed the mat-. we can run four or five plays in asking for the replay under ter as yet," Duke said in Chi- 26 seconds in practice. The Hayes' plan. cago Monday, referring to the officials did not untangle the Hayes' continued tirades Ohio State football coach's mess." could wind him up in the Big blasting of the officiating in the In the wake of the defeat that Ten commissioner's doghouse Buckeyes' 1613 upset at Mich- knocked Ohio State from the for at least the third time. Igan State Saturday. No. 1 national ranking to No. 4, "But when we do," the corn Hayes reiterated his drive for His previous scrapes came In missioner added," we will pro- instant television replays to 1958, when he chased the late ceed as necessary to resolve the settle controversies during col- Big Ten Commissioner Kenneth situation." lege games. Wilson and skywriters From a Hayes continued his bitter tiHayes asked writers: preason practice, and 1971, rades against the officials dur- When is football going to come when he shredded sideline ing his terse, no-question news into the 20th century and use the downs markers at Michigan, conference that lasted only 109 electronic advantages we protesting no pass interference seconds Mc-iday have?" call against the Wolverines. "The officials were obviously remiss. They made a mistake," the Ohio State coach told writers. %^~ Hayes was referring to a big 10 pile-up just short of the Mich. igan State goal line In the fading seconds of the regionally televised game at East Iansing, Mich. STATE - - - - _ZIP___ __________________ - -- . - - - . .,. . ' I . -. . - 0 6 I I). . ' 1 I • / I i I I I HOW 10 ERASE A GOOD ' I I If POLLY'S POINTERS op 10 11# - Stains Cloud MISS ORLANDO Morn 's Outlook CROWNED SOON 10 &I&- Tienty of the most beautiful girls in Seminole and Orange _: BY POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLL? - I am unable to remove liquid iron vitamin stains spilled on my baby's clothes. I have tried bleach and baking soda but with no luck so hope someone has further aug. gestlons.-MRS. W. DEAR POLL? - My Pet Peeve concerns the shortage of regular fruit jar caps. Why do they continue tc make (bsposable pop and beer cans? We could do without them or there should be more returnable ones. We have worked our fingers to the bone raising fruits and vegetables so we can have food on our tables when winter comes bul it is just going to waste since we cannot find the Fruit jar caps needed for canning such foods. What are we supposed to do -let the food spoil and starve next winter? MHSWL: DEAR POLL'S' --- Miss K.C. can remove bubble gum from a child's skin with rubbing alcohol or peanut butter. Simply rub peanut butter on and around the gob of gum and it will pull right rut. U is messy particularly when gum is in the hair but this is better than having to cut It out. Peanut butter also took gum off my brother's pants. -BONITA. DEAR POLL? -. and MISS K.C. - I have found that a small amount of egg white iraw will remove any kind of gum from any surface I have ever tried it on. Just gently work it around and into the gum. MRS.H.M. DEAR POl,!X - Years ago when my boys were at the bubble ;:urIt c tic v, trig find blowing stage it would get smeared In their hair and on their faces. My mother suggested using plain old cooking 1 oil it It ds the Job s ith no wear and frar to a utulcFs sentfl skin. Use aclean cloth and rub gently. MRS.W.W. Prize Winners At Jamboree 1 rmd in'.- MONDAY NIOHT'SRESULTS The annual Christmas Bazaar of the Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford, will Lx' held at the church Thursday. Tickets are being sold on a variety of hand-crafted items, including tiny white and gold Chmsmon.s i decorative symbols of the Christian faith), There will be a mystery package booth and treasure chest stall, as well as the traditional home baked goods, pickles, jams and jellies, books and furniture and plants. A hot turkey dinner will be .served from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p mit and the meal will be topped off by i thukc if IIIIIIIIII ; ill *,~ A'arm HEAT MODERN I - 11ittrind :~?): I lr why Avft-eit - ROTISSERIE UF T ULTIMaTe RHO , lip, I IL \ç ,1111r 4dj:~F# "IN SAME OPENING" Forced Air Wall Furnace Safe .CIanEconomical Call Or Write Now For Free Literature and-or-Free Survey M14n1c a no M*.i. h.& Ciissa.rT,, & JPO7 Scl*s--Engl"oring--Sorwko--parfI : r ui I I * - cI.baa5 W" As so,"Mmoil by MW wbin It. - Gators In Field F,t 04 )"*-Air JN.., S..dw m.4t ISO INS with sstf'4iall. i',ncS. I.gpd Naiki cell. "411 17731 . teAn#-,e ,:~ 0 FT Jenn-Air SHISH KU3AU introduces the world's greatest W41111 kf 0i ,at,,tJJ.1. a.,, dont .at u.s tc1cooking combination,.. conventional cooking, authen- HI mei t.iKk.I lie i$tiWii tic Char-Flavor indoor grilling, 'st Sudi,t (V.p ,b U(tlty f'U and a stay-clean, powerventecj oven-all in one campact unit, ftec standing or drop-in. The Savory Centre Combination also features exclusive 'proximity ventilation" that works right at cooktop level to duct cooking odors FRENCH FRYER quietly outdoors. .more effi- Ida IV bustoo - iss, of W4,chatim ciently and conveniently than •'9!- $I1 t'e*h fn.t ¼ $ 09046 S*VCtG.. ldd.t any overhead hood. See the Iry smit s.d sd t5e,m.*t. Mslllgs ew, Jenn.Air Savory Centre Com- bination at "of Kim SI)I)pIifIir)g IN . . . heard It IN ('nlninaI, It titf'LIIjt)g. VOlI a hopes for the aga in uilturt. It gets that can't be erascd. Say it )lIt)ItihLlhIe b' hn t'aii %% ipe out your oii it ('ourl record goodhy to college plans landing a job. Employers will think twice IftioFf' t hey lure a I hi.'I. Is III,-I t i allt't, neekILIt'f' or lipstick vim 1x,('kl't worth the price Pity in tin' CHAMPIONS The Bulldogs won the Sanford Flag Football championship Saturday over the Rams. Front row, from left, Mark Iluaman,, Greg Dickey, Rusty Reneger, Joe Kurlmai, Andy Faint. 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LEGER 5tALEY KY VODKA )-.13 3995 JACQUIN lOOt VODKA 3-43" 51 95 01 ABC VODKA '' 4 59 5195 CIt8EY VODKA 3'-1O4295 93 PROOF GIN ','. 3 51-41,88 .GIN RUM-VODKA 3 19...37.95 YR 10 KY GIN 349,.. 3995 01 LONDON TOWER 94 GIN 3,,,14'- 5895 TOM' SIMS B YR •.)I5 W# ica C. III 11,11 11(50 WISER 'S 10 YR :... c! V (1*0151050 " 0 OLD STANLEY 'lI'ISIS Silna I - ' ABC RUM IT 5 5 M.D IT S GRIAT CERTIFIED HEDGES-BuTLER - 1.0 '69041 SIR PlY 1001180', ABC 8 YEAR - P411.aI'al Coiifeferlct J, KY TAVERN lO0 (4 garner 45 points. Duke finished second in the 19-school event with 101 followed by Florida with 115, Mary- lermin Aguirre 1064 $ Perfecta is 3) 19990 Qulniet., 1 3' 83780 17TH Doubles, Spec 1: land with 128, Kentucky with Prrfrçt 1 11 5.10 9C1 Sla MQul 1) 20 620 160 2 129 and Eu_st Tennessee with SIXTH Doubles. Spec 7: Marurl Juan 180 360 S 142. Pdgul Pt-rex 10 10 1700 710 1 Erdoxa Ramon 370 1 1 80 360 6 The meet was held over Fur- Frioza AipI QuIr,Iela (75) S"40 Cacho Albrrdi 100 4 Perfecta (7 51 1)7700 man's new six-mile urse. Ouiniela I 5) 81280 fliq 0 (35 wIth 25) 1154 6.0 The reirtainder of the field Perfecta (1 5) 11)0 50 A - 73*9. Handle 1171.567 finished in the following order: Tennessee, 145; William and Mary, 167; North Carolina, 234; Furman, 283; (tie) Auburn and NFL Standings Murray State, 298; Virginia American Conlerence Tech, 402; Georgia, 420; EastEastern Division Eastern Division W 1. T Pct. PP PA em Kentucky, 452; Georgia W L T Pct. PP PA S.L ou ls 7 2 0 770 21 0 119 Tech, 458; Appalachian State, M'mI 7 7 0 771 703 173 Wash 6 3 0 667 17$ 177 472; Richmond, 480; and South Buffalo 7 2 0 775 $91 160 Dallas S 1 0 556 Its 140 Erg 6 3 0 667 715 155 Phitptila New I S 0 141 133 156 Carolina, 485. Jets 2 7 0 2 77 119 208 NYC,iants 2 7 0 722 171 39-1 Western Kentucky's Nick NY 1 $ 0 Ill 302 171 Ball contras Division Rose has the best time of 28:55 Central Division 7 2 0 775 159 I2 Minn 6 2 1 772393 133 Cm I S 0 441 134 116 Bay minutes followed by teammate Pitt 6 3 0 647 ifl 159 Detroll 1 5 0 411 113 154 Tony Staynings with 29:16. Clod 4 S 0 414 161 191 Chicago 3 6 0 313 98 1 7I Houston Scott Eden of Duke was third 3 8 7 13) 177 234 Wetemn Division CIVC 7 7 0 77$ 110 100 Western Division i A with 29:25 and Western Ken. S 1 0 $19 46 1 43 New On 3 5 0 113 93361 tucky's Dave Long and Chris Oakland 1 1 1 500 ISO 177 San Denver Fran 7 7 0 277 Iii 707 Hidler fourth and fifth with Kan City 3 8 0 331 117 37 1 Atlanta 2 7 0 777 17 17 1 times of 29:31 and 29:35 respec. San Diego 3 6 0 333 $43 1*6 Monday's Osin, 110JU s a a '"' 'cunam son - IH'IUrI'. 1)115 read or A Sanford it am it her NilopI ift I ng %Ou must Ph. 322416 2587 S. Sanford Ave. t' t:iie, pitch. We knos, aII1 it labeiN -: LII. SUM. SR.AI0I 51180. VODkA V..,. a,. 1 ROYAL htnsftj ' - ' 59 1*ii3 40 - I l4rr it On. -- . t. I$JiI AN - SEVENTH Doulses. Spec 7: Nt-gui Javi 1810 3020 600 1 Arecha unIx 5.10 500 2 FIRST - Doubles. Spec 7: Larri Albeedl 660 6 Ica Alberdi 1070 10 00 460 S Quiniela (2 1) 133 00 Fchtno Beitia 520 3 10 2 Perfecta (1 2) 55760 [dcl, Lrcii? 3 10 1 EIGHTH - Doubles, Spec 7: Quiniela 12S) $1220 (hucho Alti,, 78 10 1710 640 1 Perfecta (S 2) 112690 DornirigoTain 3080 1400 S SECOND - Doubles, Spec 7: Alava Larrea 100 I 1400 720 510 I AldaM fleltia Qulniela (1 5) 17060 Negul Via 960 4.40 4 Perfecta (4 3) 1)05 Menchall Alberdi 580 6 NINTH - Singles, Spec?: Qulniela (34) 11610 ftslbao 2900 6 60 900 1 Perfecta (1 II S11970 Zarre 1 60 1 10 I (arty Big 0 (2 5 with I A 1639 00 Aguirre S io 3 THIRD Dou bles. Spec 7: Quiniela (1 1) 53120 Via 1010 560 100 4 11 59660 Pv'rfccta 1020 780 3 10TH - Singlei, Spec?: EchanoArana Arecha Alberdi $00 7 Ramon IS 60 Ii 60 100 2 Oulnieta (3 1 1 15060 Larrea I? 00 520 5 Perfecta (1 3) 111600 Aguirre 560 S FOURTH Doubles, Spec?: Quinlela (2 S) 81000 7640 2420 540 S Aretha AItu Perfecta (2 5) 1136 50 11 60 570 1 Daily Double (1 7) 131580 Mencha ii AzpI Quinlela (1$) 17) 00 11TH - Doubles. Spec 7: Perfecta 8 1)5117 00 Arecha Early Daily Dou ble Ii 0 1 571090 Muguerii, )SAO 960 960 S FIFTH - Doubles. S pe c ; Domingo Zarre 110 180 3 $,'arurl A:pi 1) 10 3000 440 3 Ngui Ramon 480 2 180 i Qulnela 13 S) 14) 10 GREENVII.LE, S.C. (AP) Western Kentucky, Duke Florida, Maryland, Kentucky and East Tennessee Sta te won berths Saturday to National Collegiate Athletic Association Ica cross country finals Nov. 25 at the University of Indiana. Western Kentucky put four runners in the top five to sweep the NCAA District 3 Cross Country Championship and .- LeRoy & Pat Taylor- Owners - I" -. GRIDDLE I APPLIANCE SERVICE Cal (305) 831-3W - NON.STICK SEM INOLE I( - 00 V 0 . GET THE FACTS . 1111 or-41-- 0 0 ..iJA , WM IP~ - 141 401 0.t0IF4 .tI1.4-2 Wet itc'Jet 13054111 .a 112 Wt cult. littitis i s i.c'4 l.iU b'adits spp$.sd I it vil Jue A., Ito!.i - REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL FffATERWITH t annual Seminole County Hearing Jamboree held Oct. 27 at the Sanford Civic Center were: Keith Mullins of Sanford, Di La, gent of Sanford, Len White of Miami and Juanita Shaf,r of Orchran all won radios; Meba Albright of Orlando won a scanner; Robert Margwn of New Smyrna won a black and white television; and winner of the color television ws Phylis Dombroskv. Money collected at the jamboree will benefit hard of hearing children in Seminole C*inty. Jai Alai Results Bazaar Promises Variety -. 0"fNREBOARD Counties will be competing for the Miss Orlando crown Nov. 23, Including (kit to right) Rhonda Crozier, Donna Hatcher, Darling Ghh'issanl, Carol Curtis and Lee Ann Schoff. I ,' 04% . 4'. - a GRAND 100 _DAD 1010111? Iii AGE" - "... - --p IN _. ' PART OF YOUR FUTURE,.. . ; IT1 I - STANLEY8 Al" YR. ill it , ii&u - CITY PHONE 1# LONG BEACH READER DEAR READER: And thank you for writing it. CONFIDENTIAL TO WISHING IN INDIANA: To quote Ben Franklin: "If a man could have ball of his wishes, he would double l', troubles."( And that goes for women as well.) Problems? You'll feel better if you get if off your chest. For a -, 11101111 It ANCIENT ?itW L . ___ ____ _- _ • 1000 VODKA (flU liv WISER'S 10 YR. , 'Woody' Still Fumes YES, I'M INTERESTED IN NUPRIME I NAME ___________________________________________ I - - - - - - - - - - -- a; 1 1 -: . 12 Pmct causi' .4 .. rj :\jj 4 u...o rusagu ' ' ______ ____ - ' . REPLACEMENT WINDOWS - '. . 17 Engaged ffyouusemyleuer,plea5edon'tputmyp.ameinepa college football's No. 1 ranking later and have been runners-up Switzer notes the Sooners still The Top Twenty teams in ever since. But he adds there are must play two teams currently Thr Associated Press college Alabama, 30-0 winner over ranked In the Top Twenty. They football poll, with first place big stumbling blocks in the path of a storybook finish for the 11)uisianI State, received 10 play unranked Kansas this votes in parentheses. season word and total points. Points Sooners, who replaced Ohio first-place votes ,and 1,102 Saturday, then face sixthjla?ed or basis of 20 lB 36 34 State atopTla Associated jnnt; Micliii'nn grohhx'd the ranked Nebraska and IPt!i 12 109 q 0C (48) 800 1,198 Press weekly gridiron poll other tour first-place votes and ranked Oklahoma State. 1 Okla (10) 900 1,102 7 Alabama 1,014. Then came Ohio State Monday. There was much shuffling in (1) 900 1.014 Michigan with 877, followed by Notre the Top Twenty this week after 4 CtiO St. S to 877 Oklahoma received a whop-. Ehinie, Nebraska, Auburn, a flurry of upsets. Notre Dame, S. Notre Dame 11 0 668 ping 48 first-place votes and 1,- Southern California, Florida 7 20 577 eighth last week, was idle but 6 Nebraska 198 of a possible 1,240 votes and Texas A&M. 8 1 0 552 7. Auburn moved UI) three places. Nebras- •. S Cal. 6-I-i 487 from a nationwide panel of The Sooners, despite Included ka climbed from ninth to sixth c- Florida 7 20 31$ 7.70 306 sports writers and broad- being hit by a two-year NCAA by defeating Iowa State 23-13. 10 TCXS A8.M casters. 7-70 245 It. Penn State probation before the start of the Auburn rose from l()th to sev801 160 32 Miami. 0 "It's a tremendous honor to 1973 season, went on to the Big enth after a 24.20 triumph over ii. Maryland 630 139 be AP's No. 1 team," said Swit- Eight crown and the No. 3 Mississippi State and Southern 14. HOUStOfl 670 117 531 110 zer, "We play three good foot- rating that year after finishing California zipped from 11th to 15. Mich. St. $70 103 Car. St 16 ball teams in the next three as the No. 2 team in 1971 and eighth after beating Stanford 17 Pitt 770 65 weeks, and we're gonna try to 1972. $30 62 1 Okla. St. 34-10, 62-1 55 19 Calif hold on week by week. We've They are now riding a 17Florida slipped from sixth to 6 71 4 Tex Tech got the ball now, and it's UI) to game winning streak, the na- ninth after losing to Georgia 17Others receiving votes, liStCd us to carry it," tion's longest. Arizona, Bay 16. Texas A&M was upset by alphabetically: Ohio State, which had been The Sooners' chances In 1973 Southern Methodist and toe', Brigham Young, Georgia, State, Mississippi Ktk No. 1 for seven consecutive were hurt because they were dropped From fifth to 10th, and Temple, Texas, UCLA. WiscOn weeks, fell to fourth behind Ok- Forbidden to accept a bowl bid Penn State dropped a 12-7 ver- Sin. Yale. lahoma, Alabama and as part of the probation. That's dict to North Carolina State and "lIchigan after the Buckeyes the case again this year, but plunged from seventh to 11th. lost to Michigan State 16-13. Switzer says their chances are IMP. FRENCH BRANDY Rounding out the Second Ten . Romantics Star In Art Films rgan . . _________________________________________________ - o NORMAN, Okla. (API The Sooners were ranked No. improved because there isn't a behind Penn State were Miami Barry Switzer says "Walt EMs- I in the Initial regular season bowl game shaping up as "a of Ohio, Maryland, Houston, ney couldn't have written a bet- poll, but fell to third alter hay- national championship game" Michigan State, North Carolina ter script" to the story of his ing trouble with Baylor. They as last year's Notre-Dame Ala. State, Pitt, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma Sooners' ascent to climbed to second two weeks bama clash was billed. California and Texas Tech. feminists, Mrs. Robinson ad- in turn will give his wife all shea vocates adapting to one's wants. husband and his way 01 life as Fashions from Montgomery S ¶4 Number One Position Belongs To Sooners Woman." Attacked as being ,he believes a man will be so weak and wishy-washy by PIe8Sd with this treatment, he elcomes . Gatli ties Sor -and with herself. Most of all, Mrs. Sandy Driver of Orlando area were hostesses Mrs. Barbara Beutel, was she stresses the need to be a Altamonte Springs, hem Sigma Saturday at their annual Area chairman of the Council. faithful adinirler of one's Phi's 1974 Council GIrl.of-the. Conference at the Hilton InnMain speaker for the con- husband - to love him no Year. was among the special Gateway, Orlando. (erence was Donna Robinson, matter what, to be happy with guests when Beta Sigma Phis of Another Altamonte woman, authoress of the somewhat and for him, and to encourage controversial book, "The Total tutu in all his endeavors. By ABIGAIL VAN R1RIN DEAR AEIBY; Sandy and I have been married for two years; he was divorced and so was I. (No dependent children. Tuesday, Nov. 12,1974-113 Br,wo LiObnaik 'is Label - 'I Sis - 414 I'ii '"' ROSE FROM PORTUDAI FERN PARK c-wa, : s. K I P54 • kPI , CAM Cs Il 199 :2O MANUFLAMANCHA - .' 1.99 2295 5 %%., UiisS 199 22.95 MADONNA IIEBPAUMILCH 399 44 193 21 95 PINK_CA1ABA 1.19 ,'.19 95 s.., A.O[D SEAL I:,.-. ,-, ______ CABERNflSAUqQ ,.s.,.,, a - 349,1,3583 R MUELLER LIIBFRAUMILCH 799 3)95 011 (0)411 --i'-- "a -"- 139 .14 HI -WAY 17.92 .... S I. CREAM SHERRY IMP. SPAIN 298 3195 CbitrnT,iti, 399 4495 .'•' P"'a'''" ''" " NA"• ' 12 CHATEAU SAINIPIERRE 799 3)95 AT 436 ABC.Y1N ROSE-RURGUNOY 109 i'll 15 ABC ViNIVI BLUE LABEL LIEBFRAUMILCH 279 2495 " Cii*$OUOl , 541m1, 'I'" us... ABC PORT. SHRRY.MUSC 1 19 .1315 CASSELBERRY B(ALJJOLAISLAMICHEIE 289 3195 GUASTI •a.u.s.q swiosi ua.t' 429 WOODLAND PLAZA - -"-"' 'lOJghin:i,r1tr Rrnbog 349 3751 1*0 Cl P155/a Sill!) III &NIql 0% (iU ,* COC(HIASTISPUMANTE 3991.4495 AMBASSAOOR VERMOUTH 159 ,,-1695 SAN MARTIN 5.99 SIBASTIANI VERMOUTH 119 '.1395 SHOP. CENTER -- ... POMBAL FROM PORTUGAL 129 ', 2495 SO VITO CLASSICO rHIANTI ?59.. 2895 MAGNUM POMBAL.cu YIN BEAUJOLAIS --" 298 3-495 ' DELAND ______ IMP LAMBRUSCO ITALY 199 2295 '13 -'.-' ""-'-" ________ IMP. PORTUGAL ROSE BESTAIOFF BOOK ON WINES 99' . MAIEUS CRACKLING ROSE 299 '.3195 ,'I"'.'w.I'"..4. SebutiuGauH.igsnn l E8TR UT. WOLFSCHMIDF 1 249.7695 GAL GOLD SEAL CATAWBA - 349, QUART HARW000 J CANADIAN 4. 29 6 001 POt __ VODKA 3 79 UAN [SuSAN GAL SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 449 T$CM1 1 . 09,,, 45-. A' ', i54.*,n,,."-"' 179 1395 ______ 1W ''-'i"4'i _QUA* QUAIl iili11li _ -' !A5net PT ' I 3 .37 M N'__,,&lS,,.t.. ;t,&rj A-SI III In IUSSUII? VII. lOSSO (154511 CRACKLING ROSE "'"- 319 (AIti% 5055 - $U*IJ5OT •'-' "• iisii'lSis ,,r.(e,I. Ii __________ 3250 S I _ 1 r °*" I &1,'E �- 2B—'Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1974 —-- . . Fire, Bell Finished, As By HOWARD SINLit bles and new economic bickergame regular season. (P Sports Writer ing among owners of the 10 reBut owner loin Origer of The World Football League, maining franchises, is limping Chicago Fire says his team has hit by deepenrng money trou. toward the end of first 0 already completed its TarkenTlo S am bies in in n its Taiwan t Fire not ext Year — wL board whose — in -. -------------7 -women Lack Mone N001-61 -- '• __ w : CONTEST RULES _ 1 ___ _____ __ ----- - — c-..- ______ ' 1• —. Eog OEM N~ EMY 1W .. 10 10 football games this weekend are placed, one In 4 each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing In the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the _____ Entry Blank No scores .Just pick winners ' ' ' ' you think will be the highest number of points scored In any one game on this page and place I 11 this number In the space provided In Entry Blank. This " -: -• -- - __________ ___ Will be used to break lies. , F One entry blank only to each contestant. Entries paper or pqstmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 15. must be brought to the office of this d -- 4) ' . I.., £ I, Bowling News WINNERS ' CASH PRIZES FirstPrize Second rize . 6 Third rize MAIL TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK •••• \ r. V P P FIRST PRIZE—$110 E. A. ARMSTEAD 500 Oak Ave., Sanford SECOND PRIZE—S6 BETTY SONNENBERG 1904 Palorna, Sanford 1O . $ • • • $4 THIRD TONI BURROW 1082 Reams St.. Longwood NOTHING TO BUY—NO OBLIGATION THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL .4. APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING THE FOOTBALL SEASONI BRING ENTRY TO: Contest Editor do Evening Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford. PC) Rriv P 1I'7 Qniri#..iJ . Sanford Fin ''J' w'1I %A" V1 U, FlU. - - LYMAN 1 1 '• Sten.strom " _ those .— .... .) 4 I .. mi: Legal Notice I Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF APPLICATION I ONCE AGAINI WE'RE FORTAXDEED -ISICTIOV? (Section 17747) I3i I OPEN I DAILY TO SERVE YOU te E XCEPT O Weclose from Sunday 10 P.M. To Monday 7 A.M. ., Dekle's GULF SERVICE Vanderbilt vs. TuLane -- - . ru (SCCtiO ltø) 149) 24 HOURS 2518 S. FRENCH 327.4924 - Of l57.1 Florida Statutes of NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, th at Sem1nole County the holder Of the following certificates has flied 1hf Seminole County fh holder of the toIo'. ng ceriifc,ilc,s has filed !..ii cer?iffta!es for a th'J to be issued thereon. The certificate sa id certificates for a au deed lobe numbers and years of issuance, the issued thereon The certificate description of the property, and the nu mbers and years Of isSuance, the description of the property, and the names in which It was assessed names in which It was assessed are as follows: s fotlowt: Certificate No 1152 Year of 1116 Year of CertifIcate No Issuance 1977 i.rv' 157 2 Description of Property Description of Properly P433 Ft of W 776 it of SE I of P4W W 105 Ft of E 345 it if N 105 Ft of (Less W3) Ft for 140) Sec 1.21 NW 1 (Less Rd) Sec 16 T 165.R,31t S R.31E Name in which assessed F. J. and Name in which assessed Carrot Eva Lewis Ward Sr. All of said properl y being in INC All of slid property being in the C ounty of Seminole, State of Florida. County of Seminole, State of Florida Unless such certificate or e' Unlej such certificate or teetificate-s shall be redmed C titit?ij shall be redeemed acording to law the property cording to law the property described in such certificate 04 described in such certificate o.cert ificates will be sold to the ce'tificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the c ou rt highC%t cash bduer at INC c ou rt NOUSC door on the 16 1h day of f houW door on the 16th day December, 1911 at 11: 00 AM. December, 1971 at 11: 00 A.M. OIled this 31st day of October. Dated this 31s 1 day of October. 1574, t974 S Arthur 14 L3C(k*uth Jr rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Clerk of Circuit Court Semlntie County, Flori'la of Seminole County, F lorida fly - Ida Creel By. Ida Creal Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Publish: Nov- 17, If. 76, Dec. 3, 1971 Publish: Nov, IL It, 26, Dec. 3. 1974 Me LA DEH7I , (Section NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 157.49$ Florida Statutes of luafltp Description of Property Lot I fill P Aliens It? Acid c, Washington HeightS PS 3 Pg n Name in which assessed ionrey Ilurd All of said properly being in the Con?y of Seminole. State of Flerida Unless such certifirdte tificates shall be redeemed ar cording to law te property deicritjcd in Such c er tificate or certificates will be Sold to highest (ash bidder a the court house door on the 16th day Of December, 1974 at 11.00 A M Dated thiS 31s1 day of October, S Arthur H Uerkwi?h. jr Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida ;da Creat Deputy Clerk PubliSh: Nov. I?. 19. 76, Dec 3. 1911 niuin . 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Dix le Terrace PUs PG Name n tcn 555c't5ed Arthur Harris & Bernice HarriS All of Said property being in the County of Seminole.State of Florida Unless such certificate or cartificiteS shalt be redeemed Sc cording to law the property ciescrbed In such certificate or certificates will be ioic? to the highest cash b'dder at the c ourt hOij door on the 16th day of December, 1974 at 11:00 AM. this 31st day of October. 1974 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clerk of Circuit Court of SemInole County, Florida By Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Pubtih: Nov, 17, 19, 76 Dec 3. msyi (24) Sesa me Street (44) Gilligan's Island 4-1i (11) The Detectives 8:30-10 NBC HALLMARK Art thieves come to the island, They manage to penetrate an finds himself in an un- Encounter" Noel Coward's elaborate fail-safe comfortable situation when he's bittersweet romantic comedy, system and steal valuable forced into a street gang. It's written for the theater nearly 40 Lautrec and Gaugin works and not so funny to him when he years ago, comes to television demand $250,000 for their discovers the gang is about to with a glittering cast, co- return. McGarrett and Five-0 engage a rival gang in battle— starring Richard Burton and get on the trail. with guns. The family becomes Sophia Loren. It was filmed in 10-11 CBS BARNANY JONES by J.J.'s strange location is England, giving It a "Mystery Cycle" When a motor ., . UViUt. ream-We quality pm into a cycle manufact urer is killed 84:30 NBC ADA 'Poin t conte mporary set ting. It is the while testing one of his cycles, of View" Some tense moments story of two married people foul play is suspected. Evidence as Malloy and Reed corner a who meet by chance In a points to the fact that a second pair of gunmen on a rooftop. railroad sta tion and have an motorcycle was present at the The hold-up men have taken a affair that is brief, te nder and point of the accident, but now is girl as hosta ge as the officers consuming. In this version, the myster i ously missing. Bartry to move in on them. English housewife now is an naby's pr obing points to the 84:30 ABC HAPPY DAYS Italian-born, for obvious plant manager as the prime "Wish U po n a Star" The victor reasons, suspect, and the moti ve may be gets the spoils, and also, in 8:30-10 NBC TUESDAY his affair Richie's situation, a lot of MOVIE OF THE WEEK "AU 'ovo iuøSiKt tp,I.eI pr oblems. Richie's elation is the Kind Strangers" A bizarre MOM a" over the fact that he's picked to story about seven young orescort a Hollywood starlet to phans seeking foster paren ts in 7:30 QIARLE5R1 the . He a grim, scary way. They use 9:10 also realizes that he already vicious dogs to hold a young a date wi th his girl friend to woman Samantha Eggar and take her to the dance. Corn- man Stacy Keach as hostage pounding the dilemma, the forcing them to become "Ma" T$UTU starlet asks Richie to take her and "Pa." Strange idea, sordid The Groove back to her hotel. Tube story. 8:30-9 CBS MASH Major P.M. W'" OfLast 9.10 CBS HAWAII FLVE-O The "How to Steal a Masterpiece" Hot Lovers takes temporary command of TIM (Section 191.495 Florida Statutes of 1969) 15 HUWEIIY oivut, pQfl that Seminole County the holder of the foltow',g (rtifc,,lC% has filed certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the properly, and names in which it was assessed are as follows Certificate P10 1124 Y'3r Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Brady Bunch 11:55 (6) News 7:00 — NOTICE OFAPPLICATIOPI NOTICE OF APPLICATION - cordance with the provisions of The Fictitious Name Statutes To wt Section 683 09 Florida Statutes 19S7 5: Constance L. Brooks Publish Nov 5, 12 . IS, 76, 1971 OFH.30 (9) Let's Make A Deal EVENING ' ' years Jism . (9) Spilt Second (44) Phil Donahue TUESDAY touch- spots . Tuesday, IGHT'STV Li ' Series . ST. LOUIS I AP) — Scram. ware of [low inany tinies he'd But it wa.sa tough Nlinnesota * - ; 4bling Fran Tarkenton ran only run. defense that stopped St. liuls' in the Minnesota Vikings' i never count em," he said last-ditch effort jna drive to the 24 National Football League Viking 30. deadpan expression. victory over the St. Lou is CarThe Cardinals advanced (15 '11W play was set up for the yards in 12 plays, half of them dilUilS Monday night, but it was situation," Minnesota Coach sufficient rt jii,i hart passes following Bud Grant explained of Uk.' Tarkenton's touchdown, and :1 The nimLc quarterback Tarkenton scamper climaxing sc ored on a rare, Four-yard run rolled into tile end zone !rom 11 in eight-play march from tiv-, by Hart. yards out midway through the Viking 47. IN Minnescita was forced to punt ~ I fourth quarter and the Tarkenton, score es. four downs later, and the only down he scor ed proved to be th e tablished a 28-17 lead, did most Ca rdinals regained possession " : winning margin in the na- of his damage through the air, at their seven. tionally televised game. hitting 14 of 29 aerials for 137 Hart, who enjoyed one of his FRAN TARKENTON But Tarkenton , who left most yards, including a 10-yard finest performances, then pro11,wt finished wiffi 28 coinof tile Vikings'rushing to bruis- touchdown toss to wide receiver pelled his team diep into Mining Chuck Foreman and Dave John Gilliamim the opening pe- nesota territory be fore Ins final (lvtion.s in 43 attempts for 341 )artl.i and two touchdowns, inOsborn, afterward seemed umia- nod, two passei fell short. tIuding a 40-yard bomb to J. V. ('aiim in th e first quarter. But Ilk, Viking defense forced him to tmrow sideline patterns tl:ruw shrt over themuRIdle the Cardinals were using up EDITORS NOTE: A th letic discrimination in college Jefferson, James Madison and valuable time on the clock. St. Lo uis Coach Don Coryell directors at the nation's athletics,TitleIXi.sPublIctw friends are secure. The law is colleges and universities are 92318. It is part of the 1972 Edu- digestible; it's HEW's inter- seenmetl baffled by his teun's scrambling to find money and cation Act passed by Congress, pretation that th e NCAA can't abi lity to ino',e the ball but not score. methods to comply with a new and it is a legal ticket for wom- stomach. "My gosh, we got 436 yards federal law that re 'quires equal en seeking equality and new When IIEW made public its and still couldn't win," he said. opportunity for women in dollars from college sports pro- tentative Title IX enforcement 'mat's the most we've had all sports. Th is, the second of a grams. regulations last June, the public five-part series on women's rise And it must be enforced. was given until Oct. 15 to voice year. We just didn't have' t4 from bake sales to hall the Which is where IIEW comes an In early October, enough time at tile vnd and the pie," examines what this law— "We didn't initiate this law," the NCAA's poison pen letter, a two early funibles hurt us." The Cardinals had lost only Title means, and what Its says Lou Mathis, director of 26-page statement, was Impact may be. public affairs In IIEW's civil dropped on HEW's doorstep. To eight ga ines, but they lost twO WASHINGTON ( All) —Sonic rights division. "That was done put it mildly, the NC11 doesn't athletic directors view Title IX by Women's pressure groups to care for time tentative regu- in the opening period and Mmnesoth turned both into touchthesamewaytheywouldasarx congress. lations. lowns. trap, or next Saturday's op. 'But now the NCA.A and all What those regulations say, Tight end Jackie Sinith ponent. It's the enemy. Some the athletic directors are saying in effect, is that the nation's women view it as their best we're trying to destroy college (.vllege3 must find thousands of snared an 18-yard Hart pass at friend since the 19th Amend- athletics. Well, we're not. All, new dollars for women's athlet- the St. Louis 40 but fumbled the ball, which rookie Matt Blair ment gave them the right to we're doing Is enforcing the ICS, and that is the NCAA's scooned un and returned to the vnt mw Tha l'a tw ir 4W lnh no it t ia ,, JV$UiJ. Wiiii iii i V Six plays later born But to the Department of out by the Constitution. Why nient to HEW that the reguphinged the through middle Ilealth, Education and Welfare, don't they attack the Con- lations written last June were the federal agency that will stltution?" pa tently deficient and that they from a yard out to make it 7-0. St. Louis needed just four make ce rtain t here is no sexual The reputations of Thomas showed an "appalling lack" of plays to tie the score as Hart knowledge about college athletopened with a 17-yard pass to I es. SiiiithandrunsbyJimnOtisand Basically, June regulatlons require that all schools Terry Metcalf advanced th e rece iving federal funds "must ball to the Minnesota 40. treat Hart then stepped back, their admitted students This was the week for clean BASE CONSTRUCTION the double-pump ed and cast an aewi thout discrimination on sweeps of four in the HI Nooners nial which wide receiver J.V. basis of sex." It studen ts co rnLeague wi th Bake rs Trucking 3 yds of withered in at the Viking pete to get on a team, "athletics shutting out Howard's Mobil; Concrete —14 20 and took to the end zone after may be provided through 'Stenstrom Realty ta king all Do Nothings 26 —14 separate teams for males and d od ging two w ou ld-be tacklers. from J. D. Addison Trucking, 31)olls 23-16 Moments later, however, gle and Horem's Rebuilders Tar Babies 21 —19 females, or through a sin Metcalf Fumbled alter fiel di ng a soundly trouncing Women of The pipes l8'i-2li team open to both sexes. Mike ELscheid punt and MmIfseparatetearnsare offered, the. Moose No. 2. Dernolation 18 —fl nesota recovered at the St. Title IX says a college does not Bowling for Baker's, hose The Hustlers 14 —24 Louis 13. Two plays later Tarnecessarily have to spend the Patrick bowled a 155-438 and We Three 13"z-26' kenton found Gilliam in the flat same amount of money for picked up the 5-7 split; Alice and the ex-Cardinal scrambled Den.mnore had a 1(14-429, while Frankie Kaiser 179-484 women as it does the men. in From the 10. teammate Phyllis Mott turned Diane Heflin 159-.Also damaging to the Cardiin a 153-152-421, and converted Liz Harlch 150— flit rripI, mmals, who had boun ced back in the 'terydiflictilt6.7")Osplit. ''J" Margaret Croft 204— the second quarter on Jim Bak. Bowling for 162— Realty MaryJohnson ken's 46-yard field goal and a rnary Elmore DOW letI iaZ.iaZ- Diane Macaterr 176-163 12-yard touchdown pass play . ui.i. ....I,.,..I r : ioo-'s,u; saute ivruscncuu ifrom Hart to Earl Thomas, was J (_ J 155-471; and Helen Padgett 140a third-quarter injury to MetSHOOTING STARS 174-213-527. For the losing call. The Eastbrook Cobras Addison Tr ucking team, Elai ne Bur ns The victory left tIinnesot.a clinched the Nor ern th Geduldig bowl ed 167-154-430 and U-haul Division solidly entrenched atop Nation27 —13 Pee Wee championship this al Conference Central Division Emma Thorp a 402. Ermna also Kennedy converted the di fficult 6-7-10 Tractor past Saturday by defeating the standings with a 7-2 reco rd and 26 —14 split. Sanford Packers 27-6 at a 3'2-galne lead over the DoLinks Seminole little League field. trait lions. Bowling for Belcher & Construction — They end ed the regular season Associates, who won three Lyle Burk SaidCoryell.whoseCardinals with a perfect 9-0 mark, games from Women of the Farms are also 7.2 and a game ahead 20 — The Cobras decided the game in the Nationa l Conference Moose No. I team, Marge Endicott Pontiac 20 —20 ('lIlly on scoring runs of 12 and East, "It must've been a heckHutson bowled 169-414 and & Buick 18 yards by full ba ck John uva game on TV, but I'd rather teammate Betty Stafford Pools by —fl hlans'ey and a 6 yard burst by have played a bad game and co nverted the 5-7 split. 18 Max ss Keith Bargalnier. PATS lit" Alice 1k'nsmore and Helen Sigil sere added by end Barry Padgett bowled the only Painting I6._23L Stockwell, Hanvey, and Mike ______________________ turkeys in th e entire league. Behrens 7h1_3212 Stephens. The final Cobra score W I Standings Tractor came on a pass from Hanvey to 30 10 Bakers Trucking FICT1TIOUS NAME Kathy Behrens 191-471 end Mark Hodges. 26' 13' Stensti-om Realty hereby given that lam 167-457 The Cobras now advance to engaged Is J.D. Addison Trucking l9ti 2012 Elyse Isom in buSints at P.O. fbi Bonnie Link 159 the Central Florida ('11am- 3321, Forest City. 37751. Seminole 19 21 Howard's Mobil Mary Tucker pionshi game against the Counfy, Florida under the flct,tls 158 19 21 W,O.T.M. No. 2 Of BROOKS WINDERS and 157 l'inecastle Hams. The game name Nancy Rivers 18 23 Belcher & Assoc. that I intend to register said name Dolores will be held at 9:00 Saturday at v,itp, the Clerk of the Circuit Cou rt 17 23 Borein Rebuilders Seminole County, Florida in at Gilbertson 155 the Tangerine Howl. 10 30 W.O.T.M. No.) with a Thursday scope Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I season. Series LEISURE ..--..,- \/1\f Origer has vowed that the the regular WFL season for yule, left the scene earlier due The Birmingham Americans, L'1130W. will play Wednesday both teams, to shaky finances. Shreveport, 7-11-1, must 14-5, and the Charlotte Hornets, against the Bell in Phiiideiphia. the only other WFL feat Birmingham in order to Origer, who Says he has lost In Wednesday games, it's 10-9, are The game was scheduled to cap $800,000 and is looking for in. Charlotte at Memphis, Shreve. teams who can manage to take gain a spot in the playoffs. winning records into the play. Runner Jim Nonce helped the vestors, has criticized the port at Birmingham and Port. Steamer the former Houston make-up of the crowded WFL lijnij at hawaii, Tte nationally oils. Texans— down the Americans playoffs. All of the operating televised Won ' yjF'L game scheduled Wi n N 3l0 three weeks ago. Birming. teams are still eligible for eight for Th e Dec. S World Bowl will is Florida at ham, led by quarterback M atptt-season berths, lomiw the fc.ur quarter-final thew Reed, has triumphed Sou thern California, WILLIAMSPORT I Pa. (AP) 1957-58. Since the Little League the decision to limit entries to playoff games next week a n — little League authorities, a After a recent squabble with The organization sa id region. brnadened i ts d twice since then, in 1957 and teams from the Unit ed Sta Chicago, by injuries the two sei,iifinal contests a plagued patently upcet over Taiwan's at championship se ries would 1953 to include teams outside was reach tes former Commissioner ed by the fol. Gary Davidson, Origer, consid. to many key players, has a week later, four straight championships,be continued in Canada, the Far the continental United States, lowing a review and reas- cred one of the most po Portland, 7-11-1, and the Ila. c1me up werful record or seven victories and 12 with a plan Monday to East, Europe and Latin 20 foreign teams have corn. sessinent of World Series coil)8-11, are chasing playJ.J. Memphis, led by waiians, defeats. Philadelphia is runner 8-11. insure aU.S. team of victory America. The action does not pcted in the program. petition for children of age 12 franchise owners. forced a wi ds th their own version Jennings and passer John off bi nex t year. They ba nned all for shakeup in the administration affect the senior or big World Itobert H. Stirrat, vice presi. and under." The Florida Blazers, 13-6, Huarte, has emerged as the of a sudden death game. Two c ign teams from t he Little programs for boys 13 to dent and public relations direc"We are standing by the of the debt-riddled league. Memphis So utlunen, 16-3, and strongest WFI. team. It leads veteran National Football League World Series. 15, and 16 to 18, respectively. tor. said in a statement an. board's resolution and will offer The future of the Fire, how. Southern California Sun, 13.6, tile league In scoring, total of- League qu3rterbacks — Pete Prior to Tawian's four A Li ttle League spokesman flouncing the change: rmo further details,"Stirratsojd ever, remained in doubt follow, have clinched playoff with fense, and rushing. Charlotte, Beathard of the Storm and straight titles, Japan won for cited tra%vi costs for foreign "Peter J. McGovern. chief The Little League World ing its withdrawl from the sea. titles, respectively, in the meanwhile, has lost three Randy Johnson of the Ila. two straight and Mon. entries and the nationalistic ap. executive o1iirir and chairman Series will be played here next son finale. Two other WFL Eastern, Central and Western games in a row since quarter- wailans are ready to clash in terrev, M exico, took the title in pruch taken .ihrail f ftc b"iril it threetrs, tul ,1ti. 19-23. hc sai d . tia'ii. Detroit ant I )iisions. back Tom Sherman injured an the contest. ______________________________ the -_ —--...------- Closes Season WFL _--; �4 8--- Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. U, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Kirby Vacuum Company DON'T ' Tuesday, Nov. 12,1974-5 Seminole 150 Well 91h Street Sanford, Firlda 37 Printers of LavW 1flt~M I 'Phone 305.372.2772 MISS Dutchmaid UPTO3SMIT Fashions 13&k Agaq *ART SUPPLIES pr GLASS 202 S. 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He recommends the Sanford area, It also handles a welcome gifts and Car-Ben beautiful I.D. bracelets by could give to their graduating Ben's regular customers will • AND ' 130 MIN. • machine guarantee. Cal plies and offers quick, local Toshiba line for real esfafeand lot of heavy repairs for carries outstanding Speidel, copper jewelry and a son or daughter isa high school tell you: dependable service • nrsu PirES TO FIT ANY CAR OR an I!NSTALL. Hegstrom Co. of Florida, service for all machines he other large operations. The Leesburg and other areas. collection of fine watches In wide assortment of costume ring, and fair treatment are the U TRUCK, FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC. located at the Sanford Airport, sells. Carl DuBois is an expert. PPC — plain paper copier fashionable styles for both jewelry, from belt's to earrings. 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Age was an Important groups and other of Reg $i 25 Immersed In a wonder of factor responses per cent society to athise it on putting hiStcTy, fold througli some of of 1%tuolile older thdii ;o -said t1w whOle counLry on a inetric It* w0fld's most exciting conversion should be stopped, footing. construct ions. while se81 per In a bid to get the public in. of thoae aged Don t forget ,,, 16-19 wanted i to Continue, o,sed as early as possible, the The staff at CARIBBEAN d II" 1n Inuus(ry and commerce, board made its first priorities array CRUISES OR ORLANDO however, the conversionap- the conversion of temperature INC., 574 N Orlando fivC of B Vdinter Pk. ctin provide forecasts frorn Fjilirenheq 14) many Insights to I he wonders Celsim degren and of horse. Plus many'IIi''" other of France. Tel. 64320. statistics Mr. Coffee- racin from furlongs Open 9.30-5:30. Sa t. 102. and miles 10 meters and ki. non Bar B Quo . Ample Parking. We can • lometers. 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"There's no rea- version from the English sys- pears to be going smoothly de. "Converting bloody miles tokj. son for it." temofmeasurementto the me. spite earlier predictions that lometers," snorted taxi driver "I can understand using the ters grams and liters of the the changeover would bring metric system ifa bloke's in the metric system — and the proc- mass chaos, And as business exportlndustry,butwhenyou ess is ahead of schedule. life goes metric, officials be. even have to convert your But average Australians In liese, most citizens will follow, bloody pack of tobacco from the street, particularly mem- along ounCTS to grams, i don't see bersof the older generation, are Australia adopted a ten-year much nrth" still having trouble shaking the Metrication program 1970, 0 Officially speaking, Australia familiar feet, pounds and years after the first Austr alian is half way through Its con. gallons out of their heads parliament approved th I SPECIAL DISCOUNT RATES FOR CHURCH. SCHOOL. 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Dee Gebhardt displays one of many outfits now In stock Say pardner, the place to do These come In sizes for requIrements for your day in border, "down Mexico way." all your holiday shopping for everyone; men, women and the saddle, ask Dee to direct Included are bright vivid clay Your pretty little filly is the children. Also in stocI are you to the Kactus Korral next to pots in assorted sizes and Horse and Rider Western Store, beautiful gift items and the Horse and Rider shop. You shape's. Some have brilliant 28S8 Sanford Ave., Sanford. Western accessories, including will find this greenhouse like Aztec prints, and there are -I%Jhey've got the latest In ties, tie pins and belts. building Mocked with the natura; clay pots both large and q Western duds and accessories 811; LaBree and Duane largest selectlon of cacti In small for Indw and oulclooc that will make her as pretty as Harrell, owners, are ably Florida. plants. Planting your cacti in - the queen of the rodeo. And assisted in serving your needs Duane Harrell travels far and hand-painted Mexican pots will gals, don't forget your cowboy a, Horse and Rider by Dee wide to stock this Korral. He not add a unique decoration to y our this Christmas. Give him G,bhardt, who owns horses and only gels them from the home. colorful coordinated outfits or has been Involved with them for American Southwest, out also Kactus Korral also cariei practical leans and jackets. All over 10 years. Along with Coet's Imports cactl from South rica and the Orient. special potting soil and this you can find at Horse and exfenslve knowledge of horses America, Af chemicals for cacti. Collecting goes many first place trophies Harreil's pride and joy is 700 cacti Is the ideal hobby f()( Rider. year-old barrel cactus. He active people sir,ce they Horse and Rider has a new from horse shows. For your horse this Christ. wouldn't part with It for love or demand little ciire and give a shipment of pants and jackets lor both menandwomen — jusI mas, Horse and Rider stocks money, but you'll get an Idea of grtat deal of what your cacti can develop perfect for Christmas. They you own a cactus, you're h fack for have some boots still on sifle in beautiful saddles and collector for life. bolt, Western and English into over the years. Along with cactus plants, addition to their vast stock of ridin as well s animal feeds So trot on down to Horse and Harrell has brought back a fine men's, women's and children's and medicines selection of pottery from Texas, Rider io lay-away your gifts boots. T rey have the Tony Once you've selected the New Mexico and Arizona. A that will make the usual Lama line of bmts, whlch ac. Horse and k(der clothing Items, gifts, ac new shipment of pottery has Christmas sesson — unusual. cording to the r-rv1 feed lust arrived from south of the ADV. fo':, re f" 'l'y" a"I'i't" '..nrI * I -. ' . __• '. ' " Your Story Is Read ln Th HERALD BUSINESS REVIEW you operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,000 readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a If story. It's the smart, thrifty way to reach thosewho are most likely to nee your products or services. ,. d For the whole story Call Susan Panning, Advertising 32226 ii 93 831-99 •1 ijJrr- iJi = 1 i _iI_TT _ 13 �--- ' - - - . _______ -- - AoJi-'_ -, r''.-' —, 6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING NOT ICE IS HEREBY 'IVEN t(' IJrd of Cotnt Comm stiers 01 $crnint. County wall meet ofl Ihe 3o diy cf December. 1974 t ,4gg pm or as soon fhCreattr Possible, to conside- enactment of the following ordinance' An o,.ne,nce lili to areas of the unincorporated territories of Seminole County F!r, cre4Iing the Gregory Drr Street L*ghtiflg Dstr,ct. describing Said Distract. to be ,ntatltd the "Gregory Drive Street Lighting Ordinance". providing for main. terance and operation of st red lignts within the District. providing definitions. providing for the Q43.t'tnarsCC 01 the Ostrict by th Board of County Commissioners; 'rating an Advisory Board: %et?iflg forth fiscal and taxation procedureS, empowering the ievy of a spec',it .flsessment tax within the District, and providing for severability, conStruction ano c4 fective date (SEAL) Ar1P,r H BeCA*ith, Jr. Clerk Publish Nov 17. 1914 DE HI) I . NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is heretiy given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "ictit1ou% Name Statute" Chapter 84309, Florida Statute, Will register withtheCleroftpseCircuitCo,,,,t,,n and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the pubhcat'on of thiS notice, the tic. titiOS name, tO'*it BICYCLE CASTLE under which I expect to engage In buslness at 1209 E. High. way 434 in the CIty 01 Casse4erry, Florida. That the party kiter,s.d in said business enerprise is as fo1lw Ralph E. Davts Dateaat Orlando. Orange County. Florida, November 6th, 1974. Publish Plo', 17. 19. 26. Dtc 3. 1971 DEN 63 if NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTAXOEED (SedIs 191.491 Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, a that Sei'ninote County the holder 01 the following cCrlificafes has filed said certIficates for a tax deed to be i%,'0 thcreon The certificate ''rs an tears of SSJance, the description of the property. and the rernes in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 787 Year of Isuince 1912 Description of Property Lot 12 8th I Dxie Terrace 1st Add PB 10 PG 2 Name in *hIth assessed Lola harrs All of said properly being In the County of Seminole. Staleof Flor,da Unless Such Certificate Or ccc ?itjcate4 91,1111 t'e r't',erned ac cOrding tQ liii. the propert dese'ibad l such trtificate certificates will be Sold to the hihet cash bidder at the court aoor oct the 36th day of Decerr,taer. 191x at 11.00 A.M Dated thIs 31st aay 01 October. 1971. S Arthur H. Beckwitpi, r C;erx of Circui' Court SeminQie County, Florida e. lao Creel tJ'ipuly CIe'Ik Ptsh NOV. 17, 19, 76 i, 1974 OEH 76 NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 191.413 Florida Sfatutei 1949) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. mat Seminole County the holder oI tP- toliowirçj certificates has filed sa,dcertifka,e$toratlxdeedtobe ... Pherreri Ttc' r.'rtfi(ate ...... tT th-scrlpf jori of fit pcupCrty, nd raffles in wh1ch it was M5e%sed err a follows: 1139 Yr of C cr!Picate No IV u.lOC 1917 Description of Property I of SW / fr.r of P1 '-I 5V -. .. : . ,.,. It to beg Sec 21 T2IS RJl — Name hswhlcts asseStcii Edith M. 1974 cp/y Cfe'r) 12. 19, 26. 0cc 3, 1914 DEH.73 CFH -- -. - NOTiCE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section Ifl.495 Florida Statutes of 1949) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tnat R B Riser Estatt' the holder of tne following certificates has filed 5,10 certaticatesfor a tax deed to be issued thereon The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, arid the names in which it was assessed are as follows 109 Year Of Certificate Plo Issuance 1955 Dtscrip?.cnol Property Lot 34 Block E Bungalow City Pta? t3ook 7 Page Plame fl whkh assessed .i Holly & Hallie His Wife All ol t.Iid property being in the County of Semfn3!e. State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer titicates shall e redeemed ac cording to law the property desCribed in sucn certificate or Certificates will be sold to the h.ohest cash bidder at the Court houSe door on the 16th day of Dec ener. 1974 at 11:00 A M Dated thiS 31st day of October, 1971 5 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida By Ida (real Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. Il, 19. 76, Dec. 3, 1974 - NOTICEOF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Mr. or Mrs R. W. Schoolcraft the holder of the following cer tificatei haS tiled said certificates for a tax deed tc be lSSucd thereon. The certificate numbers and years Of issuance, the description of the P(Oprty an the narre t was assessed areas follows: Certificate No. 71) Year of ISsuance 1971 DescrlptionolProperty Beg NW Cor of SW ' of NW 4 Cl NE '. Run E 613.71 Ft S 19 Deg Mm 175cc E 95 Ft $76 Deg Ii Mm 10 Sec W 177 46 Ft 525 Deg 3 Mm 47 Sec w loS.)) Ft W 371.16 Ft N 1 Deg 17 Mm E 184 75 Ft to Beg (Less Beg SW Cor Lot 76 Sanlendo the Suburb fleautif'il Argyle Sec RunE 15341 ft 5117.72 Ft w 153 iiFt P4117.96 Ft to Begnci less ptdeSc?btd inORB$36 Pg 60.1) Being Lot 1 Lake Marion Estates Unrerd Flat Name in which assessed Morris & Karen Elseman and David & Helen Smith All of said property being in the County of Seminole, Stateof Florida Unless suh certificate or cer tilicates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates wilt be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house door on the 25th day of ovcrnor. 1974, at 11 AM DattO Ihs 11th d.y of O(tobr, 1971. 5: Arthur H. Ue(kwIth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida By Ida Creai Deputy Clerk Publish. Oct. 22, 29. Nov 5. 1?. 1974 DEC 136 ______________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Sertion 197.49$ Florida Statutes of 196) NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN, th8t Paul R or Kenneth M. Watson fIle holder of the following ccc titicates has I ilcd said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon Th certificate numbers anu years i issuance, the description of the Property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate Plo 720 Year of Issuance 1971 Description of Prop,rty Lot 13 BIk 10 Dreamwold 3rd Pb Pg 70 flame in which assessed Ronald Green aria Mary Gr All of said property being in the Unless such Certificate or cer. tificates Shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property descrIbed in Such certificate 01 certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court hou door on the 25th day of November, 1974 at 11:00 AM, Dated thIs 15th day of October, 1971. 5 Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Cttrk of Circuit Court Of Seminole County, Florida DEH $1 _______________________________ NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.495 Florida Statutes of 1969) By: Ida Creal Deputy Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Seminole Courty. the holder of Publish: Oct. 22, 79. Nov. 5, 12, 1974 thi following certificates has filed DEG.12$ saidcefllflcatesfora?axdeedtobe . issued thereon, The certificate NOTICE OF APPLICATION numbers end years of issuance, the descrIption of 11w property, and the names in which It was assessed are 85. fottowj Certificdte No 261 Year of FOR TAX DEED (SectIon 191.49$ Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN. that Mr. or Mrs. 14. W. Schoofcraft the holder of the following tificates has flied Said certificates for a fax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of thC property, and the names itt which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 211 Year of Issuance 1, Descrlptionof Property Lot 14 01k 4 Dreamweld 3rd Sec PB I Pg Name in which assessed Emerson J. Enloe & Mary Sue Enloe All of said properly being the County of Semino'e. Stateof Florida Untest Suth Certificate or ccc tifcte' shall be redeemed ac cordIng to law the property' desCribed in Such certificate or certificates will be o1d to the highe,t cash bidder at the court house door on the 25th day Of Novernoer. 1971 at 11:00 AM. Dated this 15th day of October. 1974. 5: Arthur H Beckwitts, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, , Florid. By td Creel Deputy Clerx Publish: Oct. 27, 29. Ploy 5 I?. 1971 DEC )31 Issuance 1972 tel DescrIptIonot Property N 20 Ftof S 708 Ft of E 130 flf PIE 4 Of SE i a & P420 Ft of ! 16 Ft of E 330 Ft of NE '.. of SE I .Sec 321,193 R,3)E flame inwhichasscssedAAari,A. Bailey All of said property being in Ut, CountyofSemlnole,Stateof Florida. Unless such certifict, or ce. tllkates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property descrIbed in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the h'aghest cash bidder t tIle cOurt house cJc'.'r on the 16th day of December, 1914 at 1100AM Dated thiS 31st day ot October, 1974. S: Arthur H. 0.eckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Ploy. 17. 19, 76 and Dec. 3, 3971 ' DEH7S 5 Arthur P4. 1kk*ith, Jr Clerk ot Circwt Court ,., ,, Pblsh DEN 1?. 19, fl, Dec . --- . 1971 , . .. FfCTST$GJS NAME NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sittiori 197.495 Florida Stables of issued Al! persons are hereby notified that the undersigned as Executrix of County will hold public hearings on (Section :97.495 Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE ;_ HER COY G$VLP4, that Mr or Mrs 14 W Schoolcrafl the holder of the following ccc titicales has filed said certificates IC'e 8 t* deed to be issued thereon The certificate numbers and years issuance, the description of the property, and the names in Which it was assessed are as follows. Cerlificate No. 233 Year of Issuance 1911 DescrIption of Propirty tOtkelIPt*yglyeflthaf weare 9$0d n at Rt No. Box 196. LongwOd. Semin*i, C.ounfy, flohida, undrtthCfiClitfV.J% name of WORLD AUTO SALES, arid that we nfend toregisfer Said name with the Clerf of th, Circuit Court. S,misxte CC, lify, F-ida in accordance with 1973 S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. the prov.cons UI the Fictitious ç,. - p C'rrx A ('rcuit (out'? Pj*rr 0 statt-... .V I of Strr,noi Cr.r.*y. Ifr,ds By td (real jM 5. 5e'yn.our.- Jr. Dep'jfy Clerk Joe' N. Sioks Pvhlish: Oct 22. , tjpy. -J, 17, 1971 Pbiith: Ploy. 17. It. 78. Dec. 3. 1974 DEN t Dt. 177 Notice Is hereby given that we are engaged in bu%inss at RI 2. Box 176 P, Maltland Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of APOPXA EXPRESS, and that we nten t rji'.?('r n.im' .',th u Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F Ilda in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 56509 Florida Statutes 1957. Chuck Edgelt Alvin L. O'Orien Publish: Ploy 5. 17. 19, 26. 1974 DEH26 _______________________________ ADVERTISEMENT FOR PUBLIC HEARING The District School Board of Seminole County will hold a Public Hearing at 7:00 P.M 4 December 1974attheCounty((i.rth., North Park Avenu,, Sanford Florida, for tpiepurposeof in?endingtoetect the OptiOn of pre Q litn contractors for the purpose of negotiating with contractors for the constructm*n associatedwiththeextensjverepair, alteration, remodeling, renovation or improvement of existing school facilities. Davie E. SIms. ('airman Publish Nov 5. I?. 19, 1971 DEN 77 Ict 21 Hl1n Real Estate Corn pj Pi 1 PG 59 Name in which assessed Thelma RObiniun All of 5.-aid property b.ing in the County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. Unless such certificate or ccctificates shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property dCScribcd in Such certificate or certificates will be sold to the h;ghest cash bidder at the court _________________________ house door on the 25th day of NOTICEOFAPPLICATION November, 1971 at 11:00 AM. FOR TAX DEED Dated this 18th day of October, (SectIon 197.495 FlorIda Statutes of 1974. 1969) 5: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that 14 B Riser Estate the holder of the following certificates has filed said certificates for a tax deed 'o be issued the-eon. The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the property, and the nameslawbich it was assessed are as follows: By: Ida Creal Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 22, 29, Nov 5. 12, 1914 DEG13$ ________________________ NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.19$ Florida Statutes of 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Paul P c' Kenneth M Watson the holder of th fOIlowusg cci' tiflcates has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issuc I hereon. TPie certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the property, brad the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate Plo $31 Year of lfttj3rie 1971 Description of Properly Lot 1081k D Oakland Shores PB tO Pgs 3 & 4 Name in which assesSed Oakland Shores Inc. All of said property being in the County of Seminole, Stateof Florida. Unless such certificate or ccc. lificate, shall be redeemed ac cording to law the property described In Such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder a? the court house door en the 25th day of Novmbec. 1971 at 11.00 A P.' Dated this 15th d.s/ of October, 1974 S: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By: Ida (real Deputy Clerk Pubil%h: Oct. 22. 79. Nov. 5, 12, 1974 DEG1)O ______________________________ ___________________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section 191.495 Florida Statutes of 1949) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Paul P Of Kenneth M Watson the holder of the following ccc. faficate5 has filed certificate, foi' a tax deed to be issued thern. 'The certificate numbers and years of iSsuance, the description cf the property, arid thi names en Which if was assessed are as follows: CertifIcate No ITt Year of .. , deceased. NANCY BERNICE BAGLEY, WiIe.Petitionei hveacainstsaidestateinlheoffic, of Clerk ct Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. inlhe courthouse at Sanford, Florida, within four calen&'r months from the date of the first publication ot this notice. Each claim or demand must be in writing and must stale the place of residence and post office address of the claimant and mutt be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or hit attorney, or it will become void according to law Dated this July 24th, 1914. Martha Stephens As Administratrix Mack P4. Cleveland, .Ir., of Cleveland & Mi:e Attorney br Estate P 0. Drawer Z Publith Nov 5, 1, 1974 DEH 25 Notice is hertby given that tIle District School Board of Seminole NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, ST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FO SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDi CIVIL ACTION NO. 74127-CA*4. In re: th• Marrlags 01: RAY AUSTIN IJAGLEY, HusbandResponden the estate of HENRY STEPHENS, deceasod, are hereby notified, and required to file any NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Deputy (fork Publish: Oct. 22.29, Nov. 3. 17, 1914 rwr, 179 ________________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Nohce )lherebygiyen,ha, wears enqq iniJt5at pt. No.1 Box 7.21, Bani Lake Rd.. Sanford 32771. SemIIe County, Florida under f he fictItious name of FQREVERGREEN LAWN SEP VICE, arid that we fltend to register said name with tP, Clerk of the Cirtj4' Cow-I. Seminole County. Florida In accordance itll provisioM of the Fktltiovs N,irne tatt,te. To w;t TI'rla tatute 97 :Dale' E. Hunt Ernest K. Wttitakcr Publish' Ocl. 79, P4oy. 5. . 17 nv , DEC-lU - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re: Estate of HENRY STEPHENS, All creditors of sad court her final report and ap plicaf ion for discharge ObjeCtiOns thereto. If any, Should be duly filed, After tiling proof ut publication showing this notice has been published once a week br four consecutive weeks. the matter of approval of said report and the ordering of diStribution of said eitIe will come btfore the court, 5: Arwie F usillo As Executrix of saId estate. PublIsh: Nov 5. 12, 19, ;o. 1971 DEPI 31 _____________________________ December 1, 11, ind 15 relatIve t the readoption and reviSiOn of sep.t School Board Policies Said hearings to be held in accordance w'tfl Section 120.011 (1) Florida Statutes 1973 Davie E. Sims Chairman iv 17. 1971 Pb!iSh DEN 67 ______________________________ Legal Notice NOTICE TOCREDITORS said estate, has completed the ad ministration thereof and has filed iii Beg U.4ess Such certificate or ciifificates shall be redeemed cc. cording ft law the property deScribed in Such certificate Or CeftifititeS tuill be 5044 to the P.'ghes! %h bdarr at the court house or on Inc ICIb 08y of Derember, 1974 at 11.00 A M Dated vms 31st day of October, . Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIRCUIT. JUDICIAL 5th SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION CASE NUMBER 73.154 Estate of MARY H. ORACKO, dece8Sed NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the? Mr or Mrs. P W Schocicraft the holder of the loilowing cer tilicat ci has f lied said certificate, tot' a tax df-iti to be thereon. The certificate numbers and years ISsuance 1971 ci issuance, the drscriptton of the Dscrip?lon of Property property, and the names in whIch It LoIs 1) & 17 6th 3 Pine Level P86 was assessed are as follows: gs 3á & 37 Certificate No. 19$ Year of flame in which assessed Bobby Issuance 1971 DavIs Deicriptioriof Property All of 58id properly being in the Beg 393 Ft S of P4W C9r Rums 7 County of Seminole, Slateof Florida. Ft E 5)0 Ft 53] Ft E 790 Ft N 300 Ft Unless such certifIcate or crc P46) Dec Il Mm W 10 Beg (Less Seg teficate, shall be redeemed ac $30 Ft E & 77 Ft N I Dig W of SW CordTng to tiw the property (Cf Run P4 $ Dig W 210 Ft N $2 Dec descrbd in Such erlific8le or E to Lake SEIy on Lake To Pt U certificates will be sold to the Drç' E of S 82 highest cam bIdder at the Court D W to 8e A '3C $30 ')'jct' diyir rit tIlt. 7i,t I3i ci I t 'W Cr U P433 t Pt I) floytncr 1974 at 1100 Mitt 45 Sec W 44 55 Fl P4 81 Dig 37 Dated this 15th day of October. Mn E 10 E Line Sly to SE (or W to 1974, 1kg & Beg 303 Fl of NW (or Run S 5 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr $91 07Ff E 1170) Ft PIP Dig) Mn W Clerk of CirC'it Court 07Ff PIll Dig 57 Mitt E £2191 Ft of Seminole County, P4 63 Dig 39 Mm 45 Sec W 1194.07 Ft FlorIda to ft.'( ccc to '7 '.9 5 II 79 F I"rr's p ,, " Name In WhiCh assesseø Lena Hill (HeirS) Donald Lefsch Adm Alt of said property being In tnt. County 01 SimmflOil, State of 110r14a, 44, Uia Creai Deputy cter - Iø (reñl Id6 Ceil , '.. ." D•icriptlonotProperty Lot 7 Meriwethers Survey F T Dft 139 PG 499 Pfitme in whIch assessed Peirce & Luia Mae RObinSOfl All ot Said property being in the County of Seminole. State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer tificates shtl be redeemed ac tordiflo to 13w the property described in Such certificate or certificates will be Sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house door on the 16th day c December. 1971 at 11.00 AM. Dated this 31%? day of October, 1974 S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida •,, , All of said PfCVt1!y btinV j45 ft County of Seminole. ateo1 Florida Unless such certifiC8te or ccc It.icete,' IMII be redeemed cc cordir.g- $0 li* tt'e property descrIbed Us such certificate or c'tIf4cate-s will be sold 10 tht p-.:;.nt.51 cas" bdder at tIlt. cOurt the lAth day . ,..,. , December, 1971 ! 13:00 AM. Dated thi5 31st day Of 0ctoDji', 1914 5: Arthur H Øeckwittt, Jr. fF - .i:* issuance 1912 NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAXOEED (Section 197.49$ Floridi Statutes of 1W) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Seminole County the holder of the following certificates hat filed said certificateS for a tax deed lobe issued thereon. The certIfIcate numbers and years of isSuance, the description of the property, ana the names In which it was assessed are 85 folto'WS: Certificate Plo. 1167 Year of Issuance 1977 Description of Property Beg SE (or Lot 7 8th 27 North Chuluoti Run 5 42 $ Ft W To Lake fiWly ott Lake to Pt S 43 Deg W of Beg NEIy to Beg 5#c 21 T.71S.P )7E Name in which assessed Earnest & Hazel V. W.'at,rig All of said property b3.rsg in the County of Seminole, Stat. of Florida. Unless iuch teftificP or e1 tIfmatts shall be rcde,red toroIng to law us, property de'Sribed in such erlific11te or If, h;hest aih ooer of the court house dr on ttse 14th day of December, 1974 at 11:00 AM. Datea thiS 31st Oy of October. houSe - the teliowing cert;ticates ha tiled .atd cer*iI'catrs 10(8 tax deed tO be issued thereon. Tb, certificate tmbIrs and years 0 8tXC. the description of the property, and the tct it .sas assessed are r as follows 305 Year Of Cerlilicate No Dtputx Clerk Publish Nov 17. 19, 76 and Dec. NOTICE Is hY ',l\ i ii , 't L ' rt i',.t the following certlt.cates has filed said erli$icates for a tax deed to be issued thereon The Certificate numbers arid years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows Certilicate No 600 Year of Issuance 1963 Description of Property All SW '01 NE ' Between Lake ', v Rd & Ry & P4 of Br rd Sec 29T S R 30 E Name in wh.ch assessed Southern T.'le Research Co Alt of said property being in the County of Seminole, State of I rada. Unless such certificate or cer :,lles shall be redeernnd ac - rij,fl, t law the property o''.cribed in such certificate or cedificates will be sold to the ripPles? cash bidder at the court houSe door on the 16th day Of DC embft, 1914 at 11:00AM. Dated this 31st day of October, 74 S Arthur H. BeckwitPt, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By. Ida Creal Deputy Clerk Putjtish: P40',. 17. 19, 26. Dcc. 3, 1971 OEH$ ____________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICEOF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED lSectton 197.495 Florida Slatutei CI 1969) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Seminole County the hOidr 01 By NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Section U7.495 Florida Statutes of 1,6,) - Tuesday, Nov. 12, 1974 Certificate No. Issuance 195$ 136 Year of DetcriptionofPruperty Lot 6 81k 0 Bungalow City Put BodtJ Pg 52 Name In Which a%sflsqd kenneth D.t.auet&M.aryM. Lauetfiitwife. All of said property being in the County of Seminole, Statrof Florida. Unless Such certificate or cer tlficates shell be redeemed according to law the property described In Such certificate certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house aonr on the 25tn day gf November, 1974 at 11:00 AM Dated this 18th day of October, 1971. Publish: Oct. 22. 29, Nov. 5. 12. 1971 DEC.13) - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In rc Estate of DAVID JEFIERY , NOTICETOCREDITORS All creditors of ttse estate , DAVID JEFF ERY, deceased, are hereby notified arid required to file any Claims or demands which they may have agaInst said estate in the off ice of Clerk of Circuit Court of SemInole County, Florida, in the courthouse at Sanford. Florida, within four calendar mOnthS from the date of the first publication of thit riofice Each claim or demand be In writinq and muSt the place of residence and postoffice address of the claimant and slu5.t sworn to by the claimant, hit agent. Or hi attorney, or it will become void according to law Dated 7th November, 1974 NOTICE OP ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY WHOSI RESIDENCE IS CITY OF WIN FIELD, COUNTY OF MARION STATE OF ALABAMA A WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS IS POST OFFICE BOX 752, RT. i WINF IELD, ALABAMA. A sworn Pelition for DissolutIon o Marriage a Viriculo having beet filed regarding your marriage N NANCY BERNICE BAGLEY, Circuit Court in and for Seminolt County. Florida, the short tItle Ci which is IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF RAY AUSTIN BAGLEY, HuSband Respondent, and NANCY BERNICE BAGLEY, Wile Petitioner, thet presents command you to appear arid file your Answer Of'otherdefenseorpleadingwith,h, Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for S*minoleCounty, Ftorid, and serve a copy thereof on Petitioners a? torney, Jack 1. Bridges, of Ciesteland & Miie. Post Office Drawer 2. Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before the 17th day of December, AD. 1971, orotherwlsea default will entered against you. WiTNESS my hand and official •.atcf Phr (lr cI the Circuit Crrt. on this 7th day of November. A D., 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. t3eckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Jack T. Bridges, of CLEVELAND & MIZE Post Office Drawer Z nb0 FL 32171 Attorneys for Petitier Publish: Nov. 1?. 19. 26. Dcc 3, 1974 DEN 69 As Adminlstratrix ALBERT hI. FITTS AttOrney for Admlr,istralrli CIVIL ACTION NO. 741$S5.D 4,4 1.4 rIJuL HELEN H. ANDERSON, BY ANYONE OTHER THAN MYSELF AS OF NOV. II, 1911. Lecithin I vinegar I 661 Kelp! Now all four In one capsule, aSk for VB6+ Faust's Drugs. -________________ BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse have and adventure, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. Will ac cornmodate 125130 for sit down dinner. 230300 for reception. ContactMrs. McDaniels.337 - 8 7 7 1 P'eeded Immed.ateIvt PeflonS ill terested Infull time lobs JOHNSON, OTHERS TEREST CLAIMING AN IN BY OR THROUGH 18 Investment NOTICEOFAPPLICA'IION PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 74l9$CP in me: Estate of R'T STEVEN PADOVIC. Oe.ea'.i'd NOTICE TO CREDITORS FOR TAX DEED (Section 197.49$ Florida Stetutnof 1949) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Seminole County thl holder of th following certificates has fihid TO HAVING saidcertificatc'sforataxdtedtobe CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: YOu and each of you are hereby notified and required to file cray claimS and demands which you, or either Of you, may have against said estate In theoffice Of Itt Clerk of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judciaf Circuit, 5.rir Curity. FIard,i, PrLaIe (),5ufl, 0 tht Courthouse at Sanfd, Florida, within fr calendar months from the time of the first publication of this notice. Each claim or demand must be in wr$ing and filed In duplicate and slate the place of residenc, era post office address of fh* claimnt and mutt be sworn to by the ctlmnt, his agent or at. ISsulid thereon The certificate irnberS and years 01 iSsuance, the description of the property, end the names in whIch It was e$%sed are as follows: C,rtificate No $2 Year of Issuance 1910 Descripf ion of Property El TI f W67 Ft " lot I 111k 17 Tm I Ton of .ifiti i'b 1 S6 fu tlflcatn shall be redeemed cc. cordIng to law 111* pro$.9rty described In Such certificate or tof-ney, or the same Shall bi vold. Dated af Maitland, Florioo, thu certificates will be sold to the hIghest cash bidder ôt the ourt 5th day of November, 1974. Dorothy A. Radovic As Admlnistratrix SlId estate Charles A Tat4cotf, Eiquire Attorney for Acjlnirii5tr,strij Tmo'jVrnn & Parrish, PA 427 South New York Avenue Winter Park, FIorid8 37759 Publish: Nov 12. 19, 1971 DElI st houSe' dCtt Oil th 14th diy of December. 1974 t 11: A ?*. Db..td titis 31st day of October. 1971 5: Arthur H. 8e(swith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit 'f'vrT 01 Serninolp County, FlOrida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Publish' Nov. 17, 19, 26. Dec 3, 1974 DEN 7 & 112, 113, 115, 116 & 117 Plami in which assessed Lane Development Co. All Of ald properly being In the County of Seminole, Stateol Florida. Unins wch certificate or ccc xii annual incsi,t 01 Opportuntties WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W Itt St. rss 11400 111.710 eve ur9IdtS5fut,a,d,n,, •Iiib.IIly to pv;dttaw a nw Increase your Income to 14 per cent. 3 yr-s Marvin P Gassman 2601 MOhawk Trait, Mtid Mlg Llkr 613 1812 (71 Hrs) AVALON APARTMEPITS ADULTS, P40 PETS dtocm Pi.3n1 tic NO CASH OOWN PAYMNT APID REDUCED MONTHlY PAYMENTS lander the c Fa,m,, H•mi Ad. minmitra1,n Ait,tfani, Plan , I\J I 'I C E ' Business Property 7515 Park Ave. C8I1)052S4-7911,Melboumne a budget price when you shop Pc today! Phone 377 26)1 or $319993 _____________________________ ,_ iv - 32 --., The Master's 3 bedroom, 1'- bath, central heat, carpeting, garage. $173 per with leas, STEMPER AGENCY, 7724991. Cove I ON RESERVOIR . AS.. interestIng and Profit -_ able. Appty In person 3 bedroom, I bath, large yard with Bedroom Apti. C Fishlng & IDisposals Dishwashers _________________ INFORMATION cAIJCflDrt rnix U AMER IAN ORLANDO LEGION DIAL 1')POST 33 OFF AIRPORT BLVD. 1 / Winter Park. Orlando 831•9993 Stamp out ldlene,s. ..Put a Want Ad to wvrk Call 322 2611 or $31 Hwy 17.92 1 Male South of Samf ord 8PM -2ndand4th Thursday Eac1s Month I I:OOA.M,.S:30p.M, Monday thru Friday lthru5tlmes ..... 4oceHne 4 thru 2S times .......30c a line 24 times ...........23Ca line (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) I-Card of Thanks c.,,..,,1 1.,, 3-Cemeteries S—toit'ar.d Found 4—Child Care 7-Motels. Hotels 1—Eating Places 9—Good Things to Eat to—Do It Yourself LikC new and ready. we otter thiS 3 BR. 1'. bath, central aIr home for lust Name your terms Anything to trade MOBILE HOME PARK / 01 \/ Art Picmsnso ____ III 5 FLEET RESERVE ASSN Best I 21 Hour Service 377 749$ ________ . park. S Than ks-Giving . _____ ,, — 5, .-'. II "" State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of' 17.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 I' Orlando 834.2299 ____ Sports __________ Employment __________________ 1$-Help Wanted 21-Situations -. JI CARRIAGE JJ COVE /1 - - i i4 'S ui, V 3776457 322 7111 "fly fJ.'d a' 7 0, iti'i t' Ii- I' ________________ "fl 'P & • alt, 9a4Jeei : I, your club or organization would like to be iflc?uderf in this liSting Cilli ---. THE HERALD ..- SItuated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country Club. . -- For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn 322-2420 Anytime AuuufuOfl DEPAIfl'MENT s.Oiu ror — . 327 ?6fl 11—Apartmiflt%RIflt Furnished BUY - SELL-TRADE 111)1St FirstSt 377 5477 BEDDING SALE * * Buy Direct-Whse. Prices, ", Off United Bedding : - CCJNSTRUCT1ON emo 0 711 Appointment REALTORS 256$ Park I), ________________________________________ Real Es•ate Broker W 25th Sanford, Fla. - -. 4- , ..'. -- - --=---,,---, ,1 •, $ . - - ,, --.----:--'- n' ' -.- .------- - '' ' , I dnne I 1 APARTENTS ON LAKE JENNIE 1.2 BEDROOM APIS. SWIMMING POOL FISHING, BOATING OISPQ$ALS 322.3 103 --_-._ ,.n±-.'.,'4-=._!,-. --=-=_.,_ I. .. 'rr _==-== -ni = = '= EE 971 Opel Kaclette Station Wagon. QoOd Condition, 5300 cash 32270 cr3723145 JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS Pair of AKC Rep. Irish Settert. 319 5604 after S or week ends. ReconditIoned Batteries, $17.5 t977 Opel CT ISp GoodGasMileage 372 6452 705 French Ave. 371 0590 962 Chevy Impala. Engine lust overhauled Needs front end work $100 222 7151 exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave ADirectoryof ExpertsReady ToServeYou! Air Conditioning Home Improvements a---_ Central itwat & Ar Condf'oning For free estimates. Call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford 372 Un -ii_ - -.--- _________ -e JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for lest, all work guaranteed 705 French Aye, 3210190 Household Goods Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine, Full automatic. Pay balance of 57$ or 10 pay mints of SI. Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and) needle position LIke new condition. sold new for $81. balance of casts or S payments of $10, New warranty Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 7 A East 1st St., Sanford 377 9411 ' 931 9993 ___________________________ FALL CLEANING "Irnpac" WasPs & Spra Klein Exterior walls, eaves,. pat io, walks& roofs Remove, mildew, fungus, mud dobbers. wasps & spider webs 372 0397 00 rng OIL HEATER CLEANiNG CALL RALPH DUKES 373 595.1 I pt,t !hC car fl the garage Sell no longer needed 'tems with a C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Landclearng SCPIC Ill dirt, driyc'nats All kind', of d.gganp 377 9147 or 373)99) Len%ed. Yns Exp 31) Ill) • ___ , ' Sewing ,____ C us om made Drapes and Bed Spre-sds. Quality wOrkmans'p Dorothy Butt 3.19 5475, ' 1' f • I' .1 ful purpose again y,Pten you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald. Call us today! Don't delay! JuSt dial 3277611 or 531 9993 To place your low ost Want Ad Pest Control a Remodeling and Repairs. Room additions. Folly insured Good references Jim Tni'go, 321 0209. A Mt. P'fP ?Q Ilpip yj ___________ Call 322 26)) or 8)1 993') . !..-i Wall Paperinq p'AUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanç2r' Lirnet Il"s'rjent;a;, Corrni,rc,i a, ____ Fret' Estimates Ph 377 687) API BROWN PEST CONTROL 73o7 Park Drive 372846.5 Plastering Plaster patching and simulated luck specialty- 322 2780 .r,si.iJ %'fl. ret-it or swan ii a cost let s help you place yours Carpentry, Remodeling. Additjon Interlor.Exterlor r; _______________________ - Home Improvements .- p1.5cc yourS t,tr.A', Painting Carpentry- Small job specialists .... i' k'.; Land Clearing - Licensed I Bonded. 323 $677 ___________________________ •... i (In - TOWER'S (IC AUTY SALON (forrnrty Ifart 'ett's Beauty P40.0k I 319 t Pine 377 3747 _____________________________ - - '' - Beauty Care _- PressureCleaning Bathroom Cabinets Counter tops, Sinks Installation ,Iv8't1bIc Bud Cabell 377103? Ila.4A. rlA,M; lUcUlci s.ISUtIiflf - *Singer* * s sewing cabinet, repossessed PIANO SERVICES Allmakei,incI Players Tuning. Repair. 867.9500 $ A srr,sll CItitied Ad brings b'g r'turflt Try one arid see Call 322 information call 322 9719. Ian? Ads provide you with a large ,ClC( hen ct brani,t ri,t it' Otti'r rxj', daily! ISA 'tctiers VINCENT'S cARPENTRY nlror Tr,m POnelin.1. Cuttorn Carpentry No iob too small - - " Remodeling, Addit}n & Repamr, Carpentry, Roofing, Cement FinishIng, Painting Reasonable. BIlly Deck. 373 8707. Auto Repair S TAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West 1st 5? . Sanford now open daily for retail tales Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an. tiques., TVs, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p rn Consignments welcome. For -___ 322 1*55. IuIILineGEAppIlanceS Sanford Electric Company 7577 Park Drive. 372 1562 or PET PEST INN briarctng & Groom.ng PP.3721031 ))dd jobs cf all typet. Carpentry, Painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling 32226.45 House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs C. .1. Bannister, jtinea A 11111 " rr 2ll a— Pet Care .- Carpentry Eves 869-1145 1 Auto Repairs :hihuahuas, For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & BoardIng Kennels. 372.3737. Bonded ---------- 323.0742 or 323OS37 Inc. 445.1115 961 Chevy Nova. 6 cyl. automalc. new paint & tires. Runs good. $100 322 91$3 Parts. Accessories 831 2050 Ycscr MLS Agency SANFORD II Car - S1.NIORD REC VEE SERVICE 7311W 1st St 373 4711 Pets and Supplies - 1977 Opel CT, orange, with air conditioning. Take over low Payments. May be seen at Finance America, Hwy. £36, Altamonte Springs. $315300. Completetrailerl5itches All kindt available 76 Any 17-92MaUland authorized service center - - Buys 1970 Cougar, loaded. I Owner, 46,000 original miles, Sharp. Must see to appreciate. 1961 Mustang V I. automatec. ar . power steering Double sharp. warranty and other servIces. 323 9030; 830-1070. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. Built WIth Pride By (LAS SI Ei ED 1911 Hwy 1797.Open5at &Sun 95 531 7920 71 N. Hwy. 17 9?Casselberry . ____- _______________________ Rentals For Sale Rattan Office Desk Sanford Auction 373 7310 GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW HOMES OF DISTINCTiON (WITH GOOD CREDIT I EXPLORER OWNERS Southern RV Services, Your - MAITIAND FLEA MART L IM : Camper-Travel Trailers Camper. Open Road. over cab. sleeps i, self con?amned. $450. 377 2417 I-_ What do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably have it GENEVA- Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath on halt acme. Many extras iede Of Loch Arbor __' * Mustang City * $50 Down 75 Equipment for Rent p oh CITY- Price on this I bedroom, 2 Story older brick just reduced to 520.000. Was 577,$Ø See it now! Req fi 4—Insurance it—Rooms for Rent 10—Apartments Rent Unfurnished CITY-- (harmir.p 3 bedroom, den. beautiful bath, equipp.'d kitchen Best buy in townl 521.500. Ex (client area. MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN ________ ______ •....• l%l 5. ho THE FISH NET-- Tropical fists and supplies 1007 French Ave 371 07)0 Tucs Sot . 103 - 30. Fri .till 7 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 377 7121 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? Plight Financial 7— InvestmentOpøorlunit,,s Adding Machine and Typewriter 560 for both 323 0283 -' ____________ S-Loans Stenstrom JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. _/ ______ Wanted 4—BUSIMII Opportunities' Tlowers and Gifts for all occasions, tropIcal and exotic plants "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 320) 5. Orlando Drive, 3737130. - - ______ 15-Action SIb St _________________________ - - Trvel & Recreation 14-Camping.R*SOftS 11 Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in s-our home 373 7791 after 6 -- - 13-Travel Agencies Earn free Xmas gifts by having a TAFFER REALTY to contract the construction of CITY A handyman could make this older 2 story. 7 bedroom into a your new home. Cash, VA, FHA, Conventional or VA FHA 'landurn showplace, Only 525.000. Plans. Now, should you do this by ThanksgIvIng, we will GIVE you COUNTRY CLUB MANOR Just your choice free: Washer and listed! 7 bedroom, with Florida ---- -. Univ 1I4.5x2v Color TVbGE upon II I 4 bedroom, 3 bath with doting oil your home. Call Bud, COUNTY 3226437 or Ken, 3776437. new spUtievtladd,tlØnon halt _________ 1959 Lincoln with 130 engine, just rebuilt. New transmission. Best offer. 323-1371. Miscejlanpous Boys and girls Schwinn bikes. Boy's S sp., Girl's 3 sp. Both excellent condition 831 8817. Two bedroom home, large lot, in need ole handy man. Only $11,500 with terms. See today. We will THANK you for selecting us t I 1-lntructIons Real Estat e _____________________ __________________________ ANFORDJ _____________________________ _____________________________ choice lot. VEW 10,050 (It Sanford's finest - ,- Come out today an(l reserve your ________________________ I 13055' faimlv Business Meeting 2nd Monday-. 7000 Club pm Daily IClosed Wed - BingoThursday2000 i'.Si'at,t ft i lot selection 35.'ajlll)Ie in 1971 Caprl. SlIver, 4 speed. 25,000 miles, extra clean $1675. Call HOwie Kirby at 322 1651 Dealer. Auction For Sale REALTOR i "Mat?' Matthew :v3 CaliBart 1970 Simca, real economy. $300 Also 198.5 Corvair, good 2nd car. $100 327 7197. BUY AT DISCOUNT 'I, I b VULIP1tf ,,,7 " I \ Hours—) 2-In Memoriam l. II ," N. 'L 3 Lines Minimum Announcements 50 Early Bird t7: 1S P M Regular at 7:13 P M - Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St 373 InCome And _______________________ REALTOR, $31 17fl.JORDAN Every ?,tora & Toes '/ill pick up yOur a ,it'int'ti car frer' if you will call me after 1 p rn. 312 1621 cuaIc Hiawatha Ave. at 1792 OUTSTANDING nearly new exec. Want Ad Department Hours 327)301, Charming Conial iTL1 —. -.- 'WV. wa, VA no down payment 3 Bedrooms, lake new, custom Interior, Central ar, large lOt A real bargain Only 523750 Also FHA terms. Low MEETINGS BINGO Ask For Want Ads PAYTON REALTY And a-. Seminole 322261 1 Autos for Sale 80 Christmas It a time for giving and a time for saving when you shop the pages of Classified AdtI Homes, Lots Clean, 2 bedroom, I bath with famIly acreage room and screened patio, $150 mo. JOHN KPIDER. $100 securIty deposit _______________ W. Garnelt White 1512 S Elliott St. 7 BR, $143 mo. or Broker 107W Commercial $3.000cash down to buy at $100 mo. _________________ _________________ 5;rford_3727111 I 7936135 3S.SSS5 1977 CMC one ton Iruck 12' Steel flatbed. Only 20,676 actual miles Like new Only 52750. 2957144. Stamps-CoInS Coins. Single Trucks and Trailers Apartment house for sale at 1009 E 2nd St. $33,000. Call 322.4693 for information ACREAGE Good small acreage with coo without homes Commercial Properties - -- 111.70AA da#- ' rVV 79 investment Property SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 1'-, bath home. Fenced yard. $1L$00 321061,3230S17l 3 Bedrooms in Pinecrest, Kitchen I'guippcd, $130 month, damage deposIt 5100. After 6:30, $3I547. SCrapes 46 3233166 -- - home. Terms, 521.900 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 03W.lst5t. 3Bedrooms,alr conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty o room, swimmIng pool. 377 9142. Boating _____ SECLUDEDand convenient S acres wills 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile Wanted t Buy DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323 5620 Bicycles 65 ','otorcycle Insurance CASH 322 1132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 71$ Sanford, P,v Boats & Marine Equipment 58 Motorcycles 78 BLAIR AGENCY 68 Open daily 10 5 for consgnments or sales off the floor. We also buy e'statet, etc. CARPORT SALE: Glass ware, ClOthing, misc, all lorts. 7107 Hariwell Ave. Mon.. Tues., Wed. 372 6311. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Slsamnpooer for only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Beautiful, undeveloped roiling grass' hills near historic M.les City. Excellent huntng. 5210 42 down, 570.1a monthly, $7,000 balance, Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. Dawson co! lert, 106 656 0130 today _. WE TAKE TRADES Sales 64 Lotsand Acreage 3779,73 1 Bull, 2 years old; S hogs; 7 goats, 1 Billie arId I N, nni 372 5659 72 3 Wheel new adult bike Never been used 5130 Call after6'30 373 6.421 40 Acre Montana Ranch 6½ Pct, LOAN REALTORS, 196W. LakeMary Blvd, 353 gualifyll __________________________ Tennls Courts 43 FORREST GREENE, INC. - •, Garage.Rummage - 380] Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 3700 dream home, 2 bedrooms, family room, carpeting, air, newly paInt. Seller will finance. Move In now. 517,500 . UUWfl payments less - WILLIAMS & SON AMOCO 4337 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES SANFORD- Newly wed or retirees than rent. Government subsidIzed foquallfl,C1 buyers. Call to 5 if back fenced, equIpped kItchen. $700. plus 5150 securIty. 373 1731. Swimming Pool WANT AD -- ta_S Mobile Homes Plus Tax Hwy-li 975. LakeMary Blvd We buy and tell Gold arid Silyeq POBSON P,SARIPIE 2977Hwy 1797 372 3961 Comes-ce us at our big new lOC8tiOfl home was burned. A real buy for youtofIxupyouriaff,Onlys17,po * They're Hot!" ._._, I md,.ex inc too to Tom Aikins. Editor, at The Herald office,, 300 North French Ave.. Sanford Please do not telephone. * 3 LAKE MARY- Fire Sale. This et 'Em While Furnished Or unfurnished fliCC 2 ,_, P4rAsi..m f,. N#wp,t.. •• . .v !Tii. J4J jYjij..... A ila SJ, Sq flSua• J44tU4Y. 1""•. .'ii#inriiy .1..__ 114.3 Housestor Sale Idyllwilde, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, FIa. room, solarium, fenced yard, new roof I shag carpet throughout, After Sunday. 372 1842 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, wall wall carpet in dining room, living room and hall. $190 Month; 550 Deposit. $30 1323 after " __4_ - ..,,,w,. .yvi.' a - ,.a.. __ 41 Houses Rent New home, - ASSOCIATç S or 10 Acres Desirable home site location Paved road, trees, horses Okay Terry Realty, REALTOR, 6710711. rooms 7 baths, family room, kitchen equipped, pick your own carpet It you hurry! $39,600. Want Ac?l ____________________________ Unfurnished . - 42 305 1231334 ALTAMONTE- last results ala low cost. Try one 6282162 - 211 P4 Oak, S.'nfc,r Set of 4—S80 Livestock And Poultry Used washers and dry. Many to choose from. 90 day warranty on It Tn Hull Mlabu, 73 HP Johnton with Harding Trailer. $400 and takeover payments. 37) 099). 22? 7l71i1,i, .3) ('it5eye ConventIonal loans. Builder, Deltona, 904.759.7780. Orlando, Office Spacewlth large warehouSe In Thanks to Classified Ad, users g, 831.4039 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are Interested In picking up some 'extra money', Itse Evening and Sunday Herald is intervIewIng correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Volusla countIes. An automobile Is helpful but not essentIal. The ability JOHN SAULS AGENCY I'xu.!y. 0Q0UjI, IflC Are you one of those people wIsO knows 3 Bedrooms, 1', baUs's, C H and air. All you need to do is assume mortgage, pay Small equity and move in. B1IO'.EP 67 69 54 TIRE SALE finance, shots, guarantee I 901 7)7 3176 or I 904 237791? KENMORE WASHER, parts, Service. used niachiries MOONEY APPlIANCES 37) 0cc'. pliances, 372-1631. Special Bargain 714 PcI. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New C(Id 4 bidOQm home,, 1", to 2 baths prIced from $27,850 to $23,100 on large WoOded lot. Seller Pays all closing Cdst, VA, FHA, Appliances all used appliance,. Dick's Ap. Home, for Sale or rent, 3 lovely homes, located in Deltona. Lots larger than average 533,000 to $39,000. Call Jim Knox at 322-0071 or 301 125 4575 * * * * Deltona * * * * Commercial Building 1 BedroomFumnhstied ___________________________ Apartment. $90 Month Days.-)73 6)2] Nights 322 S.12i or 377 2352 3227333 For Rent ___________________________ Park Ave-FurniShed garage apartment ses month or $25 week. Small deposit Orlando, $51 1509. 1! a 1 ,•,,, 37 ST. JOHNS REALTY Co. BROKERS -KULPREALTY 107W, 1st. Street . ____________________________ _______________ 116W ?ndSt 11)RROflDA HOIT1ES ' c -- Trailer lot for rent PIentyofrrn to park bug rIgs. Call 3229142. _______________________ Veterans Plo Down, 2 Bdrns., den, fenced, 5146 mo. 9'., pcI. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323-7750 W' 97 REALTOR 37) 774 ______________________ Trucker's Special _________________________________ adlutled -- Auto Repairs Limited Quantity & Size's ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prIces paid, used, any condition. 644 $126, Winter Park. DeBars' 52 Harold Hall Realty For Rent . R EALTOR plan, I', baths, wall to wall car pet, kItchen £'d)uippe'd, large utility Storage room, $71,500 Mobile Home Lots 6 DInette Chairs, $60 Dinng Table, 535 377 5567 Corbett Real Estate NEARLY NEW-) bedroom spIll _______ 35 5 Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & 1 chairs. As low as 5499$. ALL PIOLL'S STORES There's One Near You Two bedrooms. I bath, terrazzo floors $21,900 GOLF COURSE-) bedroom, 2 bath family room, wall to wall carpet eat.in kitchen, dishwasher, var bage disposal, range refrigrator IS' r 30' SCre('nec puri 155.000. — 4—Personals CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE f Correspondents YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to Foreclose a Mrtgage on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CR. 4 a P,(l't MARONDA HOME Dsitana tat new,, bevi this •44v' Working t people as wII at rilitffi with Help Wanted THEM. By: Joy Stokes Deouty Clerk CARROLL BURKE Park Avenue Mobile Park 73.43 Park Drive, 377 7161 _______________ P4ie I bdrm. trailer, also apt. Good location. Mature adults Utilities pd. No deposit. 3235495. Bahama Couch, $29.95; Wicker rocker, 5)5; Dinette, 531,95; DAVE'S FURNITURE, 300 Sanford Ave. 373 9370. Furniture.- TV, Dining room table & 1 chairs, Roll-a way bed, End fables, Stereo. 3776421 Al Peil, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 3221598; 322 51.33 Day, Eve. 448 1791 place yours, I 7 Bedroom Adults Only 76 Dachshunds, Shh T,u, Schnauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, (hi oci, 75 pups on display, we buy pups, WELLINGTON DR., DELTONA HUFFMAN REALTY family room, fireplace, carpetec eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, get bage disposal, range, large inSid utility room. outside utlhit building, fenced back yard WeI landscaped. $37,250 no longtc needed items with • classified ad In the Evening Herald.Dia13222611orI3l.,mtO Pets and Supplies (hers Kennel, Pups, Studs, AKC, Toy & Mini Poodles all colors, Cocker. MinI & Large UPHOLSTERED CHAIR 1 BATH EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 2 baIt Can't put the car iri the garage. Sell Furnished pleasecall(30$)$30616$ ____________________________ Apartments Rent ' _________________________ ' ' - BROKER 3123992 Nights 373 1)67 or 37) 9007 - _____ , PHOP4E (612)035 7171 55435 OCEAN SHRIMP-'LOBST ER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage 5 Freehome delivery SaveS ALL Ihi following property in Seminole County, Florida: BegIn 1792.4 feet North atwt 350 feet West ,f the Southeast corner of Government Lot 3, Section 23, Township 19 South. Rang, 32 E.sf thci5C run North $2 deg. 32 mm. East. 701.77 feet to a Point 1311.37 ftet North and 330 feet West of said Southeast corner of Government Lot S. thence run Plorlh 31353 fat; thence SOuth 52 dig. 30 mm, West, 701 721cc?: thence South 313.55 beet to the point of beginning. Together y'ith an easemvnf for ingress and egress over the following described properly: Be-gtn 912 feet North and 300 feet West of the Southeast cornerof Government LOtS, SecIlon23,Towrnhipl9Soutn, Rang. 3? East. run North 382PS ftet; thence South 82 deQ. 30 m)n. West 252.15 feet thence South 13.17 fee', thence North $2 degrees 30 mm East 237.03 feet, thence SOuth 365.96 feet, thence East IS feet to point of beQlflflfri9 Ms been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenSes. if any, to it on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is 6)2' Sanford Aflar4ic Bank Building. Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before the 28th day of November, A.D. 1971, and file the original with the Clerk 04 thIs Court either btbore srvice on Plaintiff's Ittorney or immediately thereafter; otherwise a judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint WllNESSmyharadandthes,aloq this Court thIs 75th day Of October. A 0 1974 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clefts ci Circuit Court -' MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Good Thingsto Eat whosi AND 31 ' twin bed. $17.50; D&J Curiosity Shop. 1701 W. Itt St GOOD CONDITION 3231W. 2ACRES Close in Ideal for trailer and or farming 7S21ParkDt, 377-211 REALTOR Alter Hours 3229711 3223991 3220641 i riwer your iotyj l)y cafchinq f lIe V,i:kiy River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. Plo pets. 3774410 hu'.' Sl 11(3W AIRPORT BLVD 373 1P70 - VIHY RENT? - a - - - P4lc $175 month Adultt only No pets. 373 0161 65 Household Goods Ref. II cu.. $35; Oinrtfe set, $15 Small down payment. Jim Hunt Realty - ., GENEVA, l2'x60' '.rpet, central air, heat. furrithecj on 2 acres Near St Johns for boating. 517$ 343 50$7 * 1•2 Bedroom I, residence is UNKNOWN and Whose as? known mailing address IS IllinoiS, * Heated Pool '•• 76ISMETRO BOULEVARD day time. 3237096 - I Bedrooms furnished mobile home I0'x15' $ISinontn Adults, no pets - INTER fIAT hO NAL COIl PORATIOPI Child Care Rent * Recreational Building TO PAPTICIPATF IN ________________________ -. . * Clothes Washer•Dryer EXECUTIVE FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILEHOME INDUSTRY a A. A. McClanahan _______________________________ 2 Bedroom House Trailer Furnished, Patio. Carport 3flSo9 kitchen - - ' Mobile Homes - Furnished or unfurnished °' Swimming pool 1220 S Orlando Dr 311 2?2 -': beatt -- * Dish washer.Disposal - -- PertsapsAlcoholicAnon,nlcMJs CanHelp Call 173 4587 Write P0 Box IllS Sanford, honda - equipped, carpet, air, adults. ' 51 1 BEDROOM-.-IBATH Completely renovated, quiet, convenient location, P11cc corner lot. Ideal terms 3 BEDROOM 3 Bedrooms, Ii, Baths AirConditioned 3222077 After S3O 322 6700 31 I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments, - Florida Geneva. - 197.30. 322 1296 after 4. Business Investment Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTO 37? .1991 1919 S. Frenc Pt 377 7)71. 322 1196, 322754 377 416.4, 377 1959 Furnished _________________________ * W/W Shag Carpet lvOtx'c1rooniap, t"iints SI6Oancjup 3731)10 _________________________ .*%uplex Sanford area 2 bedrooms, 5tO retrigerator. air, SI0 . month plus $75 deposit. 53.1 9054. . One bedroom duplex apt Sale Stemper Realty 1 bedroom trailer _____________________________ -- wise Houses Rent — . -- FACED WITHADRINKIi"t& PROBLEM mailing address Is 1603 !I Paso Road. Los Cruces, New Mexico, and P. * Un furnished * Range. Refrigerator - Friendly Classified Gal Parts'Accessor,es HOMES :: Iree, 6.44 7(.27 for "We Care"'Hotlirte", Adults o Teens. - APARTMENT 33 1I7OFlorlda Ave 3 6450 349 .:tI YOU TROUIILFII' (all IotI corporation, CLARENCE JOHN SON. Presideni, whose residence is UNKNOWN and whoSe last kr.own GRADY RIPITAL t' RANKLIN AR1,tSIT s . Housesfor lifetime of toil '. - Houses for Sale "A adults pre'ferred, 322 6620 or 323 ., Opportunities 6 Duplex, 2 bedroom, air conditIoned, Sand lewood Villas . -.-_________________________ * *fy GAPD5 è * ngl. story Studio, i. , and . bedroom apartments Pool, clubhouse, carpeting, drapes, kltchenequiopedcetlh air Monthly rentals from $147 50 7090. 150% 75th 51 Sanford . __________________________ Wont something challenging in religion? Try HIS WAY. Why not call us at 373 9092 or 37)6116. - 41 Houses Rent Unfurnjshed Stemper Sezi - group meetIngs. etc. Plaintiff, CORPORATION INC., a .-, __________ available on rental basis for daytime or evenings. Private parties. wedding receptions, Apartments Rent Unfurnished Four 2 bedroom apartments. Kitthen equipped, carpeted, some have fir eplaces $100 $170 Moni 321 0066 -, ' Tuesday,Nov.12,1974-7B _____ ____________________________ TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY piuS bonusit, frInge benefits to mature individual In Sanford area. Regardless of experience, airmail A J. Pate, Pres, Texas Refinfry Corp., Box 711, Fort Worth. Texas. 7610). In the aocd ole Sur,tmCrtime.,it'S a circat time o sell to,rethino *ithO (l'issified Act Just dat 3227611 or t993 Pr" a i'(k rr%ultS 30 Unlurnjshed -.- Fl, __________________________ Apartments Rent - Casts for Chribl,nOS (an be yours by becoming on AVON Represin 111tive. CoIl 614 30/9. CornetiusF.Sampson 30 - _____________________________ Need shelf space for Christmas gifts? Sell no longer-needed Items with a Classified Ad. Dial 322 76I or 531.9993. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED - 5843 daYS. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 BOx 55). Sanford, Fla 32171 an Y5. JOHNSON AND JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. INC , a Florida corporation, and GRADY P JOHNSON, individually, DefenMntt. TO DEFENDANTS JOHNSON AND JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT _______ Fixed Incomo? I can help by sharing my home and-food with mature or married lady, gentleman. couple In exchange for living In _______________________________ with elderly gentleman and work. leg daughter. For datalls call 322 or write unremarried widow, 617 Sanford AflantIc Bank BuIlding Sanford, FIorId 37771 PublIsh: Oct. 39, Nov. 5, 124 19. 1974 DEC 114 PERSONS " For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 1734387 9 Sanford, Fl Publish' Nov 17. 19, 1971 DEN ALl. # I A1flO ('. ia I %JflIJI. IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Attorney for Plaintiff COUNTY, FLORIDA Ai 27 7I0 Edwards Building, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE t iJ Will baby sIt In any home or yours, Seminole County. Florida Mimic Minor it Your EveningHerald,Sanford, .- Well Drilling p .%CL1S DRILLED PUMPS ', PRINtj. P S'ysTE ',"; Job Ppw Pe's' CcitroI Alt 'wet and sizes 7U6 ImodllJoi% Avt' SanfOrd, 377 7070 You can gel a fair pike wt'aen you advertise your "don't needt" in the Want Ads. We repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. •' 2nd 31 Ii1TL1à't'7!JJJIi1IMIflst... L - 31? 6.1)7 - ni ____________ �B—Everng Hei&d, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY ALL TI4F_ FINAL Sri A . _ __ w1 4 !4 ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue AND UNIFORMS So 'THAT'S M4tRE'l THORN ADAM R. SMITH I kING'S OU CAN I WILL MAKE IS BEING HELP! j csn! GET US INTO TW 'rIDU, IT - -SHOULD _CU1391~ BE EASY. -- A CL 41 11# J1J' jj WITH TH L YES ... INTHE ISN'T 7I4ERE AP4Y('NI)NING ...I ONLY HOPE tar &, 1144CT I THING WE CAN DO 10 BRING MR. KNOW OF, RAS SOME DO r! LUH AND ALLEY \ MA$kO... IDEAS WHEN HE GETS ))P BAC).? By OSWALD and ' showed him how to go about the NORTH (1)1 12 I business of end-playing Fait. 4 1094 He went right up with th AK.i5 of hearts and ran off 72 t r umps, while discarding a ,p +A Ktj heart and diamond from WEST isi 4 7 :1 4 82 dummy. Then he cashed all the 109 (P164 :I clubs to come down to a three. 91, • AK4 card ending. Dummy held king47.1 4 1098ti2 Jack of hearts and a diamond; SOt TII of declarer queen-Jack 4 K o.1 diamonds and a heart. 7 Q.11083 East had to hold two hearts i 464 and would have been end. played with a diamond except 'o tIIS4IIII 11I114'r,jbk that East had tried to get out of Vs et North I-:jst South his trouble by chucking both the 16 4 iv l'.i-. 2 V ace and king of diamonds so Vav, :, I'.i','. 4* South actually wound up with llav, I ll I'i" 64 an overtrick, Ipt'ning it..itl [• _ III - III,' "I had to bid a heart," by Art Sonwm RA- A1 I—r pI f&'J z " - E)/4ckuctw I (t- t iAii; T;4 uririuv,,' CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis 67th Year, No. 73—Wednesday, November 13, 1974 P oo ' r - MUCH %% 'I1_T_ t)Ul(IIIIg I-%t has t*•s'n No r I Ii I.! ( U 915PiM 'Milton has a split personality! Every time I gel personal h splits!" South 1;ast 16 By Roper Balk FUNNYBUSINESS If M.MC5T Tpi%.s HAS ) ' tLL WAVE ) CARROT' JUICE - / T - X4VPJ. /1 J4TA 'ilCt MY WWL- F#C4UY 5ffNAX44P tJCATft.2M/ 714T.P)IVX CA.'f aT RAW, MW I I/40 70 arccrcF 7t cry, IT! 7EY5Y116OM /()' Tht41'S V a /'*ZA 574! ff /M 5if.7Y 6E't46 A30-CITY c— 5V77Y1 TAM S'014 4fl7- \ wm 7' cr IN 1?YXE MTH MY5JLPKTi3EIT /3tv7t5, 7/401 Z42t I AWKM1' 11/ Ait lE64%' / IIQ! / ,i_•_ U' TUMBLEWEED , IN ; II PRISCILLA'S POP rr QLJ).( P(CWJI-I A)<W SO T RN c 'DOS'Y1 I I HAVE TO WAIT I OUTSIDE FOR I \. THE RAIN To I 1' -- . X ;.- 1z - \ ) 4) rro SLEEP TONIeI-4t EATEN THAT I-tALF OF . WrrH THE OTHER HALF ARCHIE F'EPPFRON I PIZZA HE WAS CLEANIV HIS OTHaERrH IT! V Ih'tPO(PTOR , 'iJ THE Cft6TLE c TA. - -, ' Y, RE ARRIVE D LATE ONE JJP4T POIN& A MY COt1J.AFTER POD1ER HA D THE ONNOER C0514E0 A ø'TTLE-P,% ME WITH AWPLE ...La451 t 7 THEN HE HI J YOU Tb4t CR4ATE REMMR.HE WO IKJECTIN6 ME WITH A ORUØ AND TRIED T' by Howie Schneider L&ET FOR A QUARTER - Federal approval from the Department of the interior is necessary since the funds were orginally channeled through that department The $232,000 represents half of th e necessary purchase price. 71-e rtmain'h'r ill enme from locally rived funds M Plan Food Mart F re me Co rt J c es M'ie sconduct Trial Monday "I beg you to do something for us now," Riley said. "Cost of the equipment has gone up $30,000 in the last six months," He said the obsolete unit, oldest of three in use in the hospital, doesn't provide adequate operator protection, is dangerous, and needs extensive repairs. America 's A dvers blessed with adversity to warn us. 'Morality, patriotism, Congressinan.elect Richard dedication must be brought Kelly of Pasco County, one of ba ck into fashion," he said, e only three Republicans to win adding that "in thing" now is to election locally is a different be corruptible and immoral, breed of politician "If the United States conphilosopher who believes firmly tinues to pay the high cosis in the power of positive being charged for fuel, the thinking, nation's capital will be de pleted Without even mentioning the and the country will collapse of subject on ce during a 30-minu te interview at the Rolling Hills its own weight. ''Essentially the cost of home of the Bob lirunners must be Cold water works best for where he was guest of honor at goerntiient operating food disposals. In a reception earlier this week, diminished and the tendency toward sprawling bureiucrac', addition to saving hot water. Kelly left the impression of ttltkst be dispersed. We nust this helps get rid of grease the deeply religious man. "IF confidence in our country, live within our means," he said cold grease solidifies and can in our way of government, is not Kelly said since Semin I' irounsi tfl) and was ied Fighter 7 f _ L id; n _____ -' Inflation DO US Wi. IN CAft WE GOT W15E ETIREPt L,P JLT 9ZI5E#J The county will ask that federal approval for the grant be waived to avoid excessive red tape, so work can be gin on acquisition of the land as soon aspossible. ______ n plants from local growers and - • arnin-g Ke tt By DONNA EES Herald Staff Writer J - Th YOtI KNEW Tb4I A county request for $232,000 for the purchase of 50 acres of la nd around fled Bug lake for a park was granted by the Governor and cabinet on Tuesday. The proposed new rates would raise minimum water — fees from $3.50 to $6 a month, According to county parkn director Jim Buck, the and minimum sewer rates From county plans to use the area for swimming and picnic $4.50 to $16.75 a month, facilities, which should be ready by next summer. Later to come will he tennis, volleyball courts, and a ball field, But Southern Gulf -'__ _ 1tI said. representatives of the nineIn 'Red' _ plait, Miami-based firm, could The lake, located in southeastern Seminole County, Is ____________________________ not provide the county with a surrounded by citrus groves and heavy subtropic foliage _ certified audit that would break Seminole Memorial hospital __________ wi th a stretch of white sandy earth along parts of the down the entire operation into officials said today they hope to _______________________________ __________________________ shoreline. Except for dirt driveways leading to the homes income and expense figures for overcome a deficit operation of I-" _ of several residents , th e take cannot be reached by a road. '_ 14 - Seminole county. The audit the county facility and that an r ' Harmon Shields, state Departm ent of National ould Include a "auditor's audit received Tuesday Resources head, strongly recommended the approval of opinion of (the fairness of the showing a cash deficit of the request. Locally, the county commissioners and figures." $452,285 for the fiscal year II.. particularly parks commissioner Mike Hathaway, have ending Sept. 30 can be misleadSouthern Gulf attorney Bill been working on th e project since last June. Ing if not carefully studied . Sherman told the board that it Hospital administrator would be "impossible" to , . _______________ ______________ Robert Besserer said the audit provide an auditor's opinion, shows cash dispersements for and the cost would be Scheduled to take office on the Board of County Commissioners next week, newly elected District 4 prohibitive to provide specific the year totaled $5,217,413 as KWIATKOWSKI Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski came to observe Tuesday's meeting compared to cash receipts of and was Invited to sit with county figures. the board. From Left, Commissioner Sid Vihien Jr., Kwiatkowski, County Clerk $4,765,127. Included in disperse- JUMPS THE GUN erchants As hby Jones and an But commissioner Mike Local aide. ments were salaries totaling Hattaway expressed the $2,295,426. board's concern that county Besseter noted that $395,000 customers would have to bear was paid out from reserve the brunt of Investment and funds on hand In a "restricted I renovation to out of county account" for purchase of a systems. By SEAN COVE county residents to the two-day nursing home to expand S u u lieraidSiaff Writer In lieu of providing an marketbasket. hoapital' facilities as approved "auditor's opinion" and a by the Seminole County Corn. The area merchants themThanksgiving, with its breakdown of the count)' mission. selves are planning special operation, including television football games and promotions When the dispersement of the to coincide with the the firm of fered to let Hartsock tender turkey dinner, is Just two 10 qwcial funds is taken a.m.. to 5 p.m., farmers' come to its Miami office and weeks away. market. consideration the operating examine the records at the But wt the cod food so o of deficit was approximately Produc, available includes (ins experse, r high these4..ava,riany people $57,000, Besserer agreed. TALE,AHASSE. Fin. (AP) The meeting Monday in Tal- Supreme Court building. He inaining Justices could particienjoy citrus fruits, cucumbers, Two citizens also voiced may bee haidvvsiedto "But we hope to solve the — Supreme Court Justices Hal lahassee will be the first known said he did not know how the pate in the final decision be. strong opposition to rate hikes the day's feast in the traditional celery, bear,s, eggplants, problem and break even this I'. Dekie and Joseph A. Boyd time that any member of the document made its way into the squash, and peppers. Potted cause they are potential wit- at th lengthy hearing. Matt manner. year,O Blesserff said. Hospital will go on trial on misconduct Supreme Court has faced a for- file of the case involving Gulf nesws in the trW. by Al V.rms., LEAKS.' I , To Purchase Park hIcCleave, president of the room rates were recently in- charges Monday before the mal trial before the commis- Power Co. and the Well. fear not. The Sanford the Crooms High Publu' School Future Weathersfield Civic Association creased to provide more in- state Judicial Qualifications sion, the Times said. The trial pro ce area merchants associations Farmers of America c ha pter Service Commission. edings would presented the board come for the operation. remain secret unless one or with a have cooked up a method Of will be sold, as will starter Commission, the St. Petersburg petition signed by 367 residents The code of judicial conduct both of A JQC investigation of Dekie Hospital trustees received the Times reported today. providing some of the "turkey plants for those do-it-yourself the justices asked who objected to the increases, and Boyd has been revealed would be violated by a Judge they be opened to the public. annual audit Tuesday from day" goodies for area backyard farmers. All proceedings of the corn- previously by the Times and ha ving out-of-court contact with "We've already paying the CPA Jack Greene but delayed mission including even the residents. Commission proceedings are highest rates in the area," a lawyer for one side on the exis- The Miami Herald, The combined agriculture discussion of the report until tence of any charges are secret. On Tuesday and Wednesday, merits of a case. Knowing about secret until after the Supreme McCleave said, "and If this and business committees of the their next meeting. Boyd declined comment. "I'll The two Justices were ac- the contact and failing to report Court acts on the recommenda- firm wants to put in new Nov. 26 and 27, the merchants chamber, after arranging the The report ShOWS patient be glad to discuss with you the cused of receiving secretly it also would be a violation, tions with a finding of guilt that equipment to upgrade its downtown and in the Sanford detai ls for th e operation and adm issions were 8,253 for 1973 weather, religion or the recesfrom a utility company lawyer service, then that's the Plaza are co-sponsoring with publicity for B)' a vote of nine of its 13 requires public action, 74 compared to 7,831 for the sion but l have nothing to say on a the' pre. proposed Supreme Court or- members, the commission of the the Chamber of Commerce a Thanksgiving Day event, previous fiscal year. Births at anything else," The Gulf Power case invojvtijresponsibility he said, (ter that would have given the stockholders — not the ")" ' City W ee k" farmers' mentioned plans for a could recommend to the Su- a technical question the hospital were 668 — down si milar on on use of market, Dekle was out of town and Utility Industry all it sought in a prerne Court that the two customers." farmers' market and merjus- corporate tax frorn the previous year. in Frank Kisk, 104 Highland Fresh could not be reached for comtax case worth potentially tices receive pubbe or private and produce plants will chants' sale, in the spring. Trustees voted to replace an terinining customers bills. many m illio nsof dollars. Court, said 'he was "Just a be displayed on the downtown Based on the participation reprimands or be removed obsolete 18-year-old X-Ray ment. The court decided Gulf Power customer" but wanted to know sidewalks and at the plaza, realized in this first attempt, Richard T. Earle Jr. of St. machine with a new unit at an Boyd previously has denied Froui the court, could use the tax payments but if countians were paying a featuring season vegetables the program might be exestimated $130,000 cost, Petersburg , commission any wrong doing and said he However, the Times said left to a later case of determi- "penalty with the new rates at bargain prices. Advertising panded, capitalizing on the following an emotional appeal chairman, also refused to tore up the document and there was some question about nation of how and to what exbecause of the firm's past for the affair, hopefully equal to greater variety of in-season by Pat Riley of the radiology comment. flushed it down a toilet in the whether four of the five re- tent record of poor operation." Boston's Ha)market, will alert produce in the Spring. department. by H.imdahl & Stoffel GRANPPA' I THAT A OUR ROOF I LEAK State Gives Funds , dr G000 -- - ff IN WITH tAATED HOELACES? -- -_-- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents %Z7 '- eq WIM flE ------------- -- __-_ 1... 4(U. )WC4M6 fttS X06f F WAWff.. -iill I W..NT To iNVEST MY 9 MONEY IN SOMETHIN6 I THAT "S A LOW WiSi( I AND 111G64 WETURN' - _________ l BUGS BUNNY ---.. Utility Rate Rul ing Delayed ______ I P Chic Young WkAT (IND OJJCE \..LD r'OUL<E FOR - Operates wogr.uTsj ''.&' 3(A'{•HEESACARROT 1 A ND A GLASS OF WATER 7 MAKE iOUP -OWN! -. mission, sitting as the County granted, the board has to brought out next the draw Up a deusion informing $74,940 in 1973, }lart.cock said. Utility Control Board, last night determink if the utility firm is commissioners will week, then have the Firm of the board's in. With its present rates, which terminated the Southern Gulf in compliance with county laws 55 days From last night to make tentions, have not been Increased Since The steep rate increases hearing on requested rate hikes regulating utility operations a determination on the rate Last night, commissioners 1967, the firm expects to lose requested by Southern Gulf for after the Board decided it had which it will do at a public increase — lull, partial, or none heard county utility consultant $21,255 on the water operation, its water and sewer customers received enough information hearing next Tuesday. at all and will submit their Harold Hartsock analyze and $85,502 on their sewer will have to wait at least until from the company to move on With the information individual "qualified" findings Southern Gull's finances operation, for 1974. next week for county approval, the request. provided by the firm last night, to county utility attorney The firm's water system lost The Seminole county comHowever, if the new rates are But before the request can be and the information to he Robert Morris. Morris will then $8,353 and its sewer system lost approved by the county, the utility firm would clear $43,457 on their water operation, and their s c, Wer -on Hospital operation. by Garry Trudeau HEY, RSV - '_\ ' - — 000NESBURY t%5 )W VJT/it,J- OPANGEJUICE. k GAP€FU1T JUICE, (PINEAPPLE JUICE OR rOMATO JUICE ? -- - -- — / groaned East. I',s\ "I didn't s ee anyone with a 26 gUII to your head ordering you vu. S4111111, 1 1 0111 4 43 A Q7 •K .143 4.\ to do so," repli ed West. ' %k 11,11 sI, sint iii ' We feel even stronger than )01Jt partner II West. The overcall made by ss III realize that thIs double Is for East is the sort of bid that kui and must not be le ft iii makes no difference most of the You are bidding on tjrd'i li oto time. Occasionally, it tUtfls Out knos sour partner holds. to be a winner once every seven TODAY 'S IflE.STION years or so, but loses the rest of Y our pat i ncr ImIN thus,' cIul, the time. East's overcall had and EaI bids Ilirri 'p,isi,-. sIn you do film proved terribly expensive. , The heart bid told South not to Ansssrr Tontorruss try a heart finesse and also YbleRWI RMT fT BLOND I E -- By BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer 11eY544Y THtY/.OV EMIND ONE TOO THE WORLD' S OLENCE AND 14UMANITV J - C llays THE BORN LOSER - _______ JAMES JACOBY - (FAq ______ WIN AT gDIFg' I lo -4 _- Dick Turner ' %% 1.7 H'j,k. 1 C u LtPD ni i - pjriJ - I IM EN -- 11 by CARNIVAL Nov. 12, 1914 - - - _______ — ________ ________ _________ ______ ___ ___ ____ ___________ ___ - - - • - • -- - w - - • -_ -- - _____ -. - ,. ___________ ______ -' ,11fttL _________ _________ -- - 1 • _llIlc • 1. t-' • • 'i. , -- surmountable, but it was not, gathering for assurai TheJob in Washington will be a help will be available in gamin. bigger one, but there are more federal money for an people to do it," he said, problems. He assured everyor . Kelly noted that when he left his office would always beope n, office earlier this year there and added, facetiously, tha: was not a single person in while he was supportirt. elective office in Pasco County economy nationally, he who had been there in 1960; certain his colleagues would some had been convicted of along with pouring all availab! be traying the pu blic trust. . federal money into Florida's mishandling public funds and Fif th Congressional District. other violations of sta te law and others defeated at the poiis. What of the bad feeling many [77w have toward the legal profession in view of all those att orne ys convicted or accused of wrongdoing in the Watergate CLOUDY affair? k'..11t' cu • � 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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I I I I- - . between the Sanford Zoning and Z I MV3A F R"iE1Z MALYS T B commoners - 0 Is lm~ I ~ ~ - _- i - - ~ -==---;—. -- LaZenby said Flagship U.S. I . _______ _-_-_-. -0 __ .. - - • - Chamber • garments that are in excellent I .: e_!~_:~:-eu_Aqft --mill ---. --f - ; -7.# f.~ #m- - .1 -! .. aI U~. co Since children almost alwa~ s ' --- .. 1Z-_____ 7--. -. ~ t ~_ - - ~__ nner Local Services Honor Veteran Postponed The Greater Sanford ikrdCoespondent DeBary night of Nov. 29 at The Deltona and Forest in Lake Mary has Veterans' organizations will twen postponed until a date hlonor all veterans Monday with postponement is a.m. program at Campbell for Charles It. Smith Jr., who will be guest speaker at the annual meeting. smith, an internationally known industrial,ist, is the completion of requirements the Chamber of Coimptrm of S ,., , ,. -,,,-,, The III 711I beg Ill *ill ,%lanuel Fernandez of Our lady American Legion by Sn,iih, the annual ____ . ___ a ____ _ - ----------------__-. _- _ -_- _ _ ____ :I Il , , 71 kf~.%_Xii?P~_!A~ f ... - In Dellary, all veterans — P-WO Weather Details Page 3A Index Calendar Post and Auxiliary 259, WFW Dear Abby. - Foreign Wars Post and Post and Auxiliary 809, and - - 1, '' , $ — AU_ ;;.J4&Xa_V _-'---- . - - __1 -: ---V - - '777_y~'g ' Post and consists of American Legion CrosswordPuzzle ..........GA Auxiliary 255; Veterans of . _- _.. . - . 19 - ii , The council consists of In addition to the addrem ,, Deltona Baptist Church will gie the 1nocation and Re. participate. the United Slates. -. - Park widi Puul Gauger of Cape groups will meet at the ComC ,anaveral as speaker. Flags munity United Methodist will be posted and taps sounded. Church on West Highbanks Boy Seoul G ir l Road Sunday at 10:45 n.m. to Around The Clock 4A Troop 61 and the Cub Scouts will attend special services. Bridge . ...... ... L .... -8C , Ir-1-1 -LA'.-T, ~ -___. ,v tokitchen uutensils nsiI . in both communities. recreational directo The Veterans Council of chair,n of the event. Deltona sponsoring an 11 Manager John C. Homer said the due ton scheduling conflict Chainnan of the Board V? peual cteran Da Ser%iCe. Dwight Hawkins, Mackle Bros Chamber Executive cupancy of buildings pending big, well organized gar1it sales, an ma y o ffer an - _________- '- : - - I . ... L. '.yc Crane GA new commercial buildings that landscaping requirements He noted the city Lseqr iri u ng Iliunicat chamber meeting will I as o w he n these things Auxiliary 10096, Barrac ks and Veterans of WWI Barracks and Dr. Lamb ..... -2C where site development plans will be met by speclied dates feature a numjer of local the bank to landscape the are done so we (2-Pankeep up Auxiliary11 of Veterans of Auxiliary 1197 Herbert Guild Is horoscope 7A on approved landscaping If than requirements a.,en't inedian oil U.S. 19-92 in front of with it and do our job," Davis awards. WWI; and Disabled American chairman of arrangements of Hospital _ - ........... . 7A haven't been met. 2-1' chair, met after the deadlines the city the new facility and slate said. ____________________ Veterans Chapter 92. ____________ the Veterans Day events. Obituaries 3A - / - this week," Burns said city commissioners that cer- the bank and utility firm Bank officials say requited 2-P Commission hasn't been I tificatei of occupancy have buildings tire "conditional" landscaping will be -sub- notified. , been Issued by the city for three with guarantees by the (inns sthntnally completed" by Jan 1 "We want some P ~ ~ _______________ _____ complIed with, said Friday the Z-P mtmbers voted to notify certificates of wiipancy for i I -N - liance explained that a well was I LaZenby said he wasn't However, City EnElneer stalled for irrigation of land. familar with the Auto Train Planning Commission and city Mack LaZenby, who issues scaping but the well had to be project mentioned by Z-P departments has surfaill and Certificates Of Occupancy after re-drilled, thus delaying land. members but would check on it. Pmembe moved to bridge inspedionstobe sure site plans scaping work "We 7P member Jeff Davis said expect to the gap with a memo to city and re,julations have been start on the landscaping work when the city has allowed ol I kr p A communications gap Power and Ught Co. ' a ~J 1 -) Inf lation would make an excellent hope to have the swininung and beach." Buck said. Annual Dinner Meeting originally scheduled for the man Art Harris identified the can take action for violations of Department of Transportation buildings as Flagship U.S. city ordinances, he said. permits for the work have not Bank, Auto Tra in and Florida FPL manager Scott Burns yet been received, City Editor I _-_-_._ - , Downtown Sa nfor d was tnsformed Into an outdoor gle day and Saturdas as area a rtlsts displayed their work in the annu ad show sponsored by the Downtown Business Association to the q. ___________J VU LIEIN' r d~ II - __ -A - - - The ar*k Fate fishing, canoeing, and pic. cabinet approval, the request and ecologically sound. nicking facilities if a requested will later be submitted to the Most of the lake is surrounded $=Il in . U.S. L)epartnient of the Interior proved next week. for their endorsement, since U., white sandy patch between the funds are federal in origin. bt Innounwi ' I ,~ 01 IllI- ~ W t out Plan ' / .r - 0 . N - * bureau has such power. "Mytime local law enforcement Is token away the fight against crime Is hurt," Polk said. "I feel police agencies should stay in th e loc al leveL" expenses including amounts for personal injury or death, Polk does not feel this authority win be abused. He said the governor had the power to call on local law enforcement previously. The governor is the chief law enforcement of ficer over all of the state. Polk said. m 1AP,_11, F_M_~_~~ ___ 1 * I. . W ,-- I i - Es - fla - __ __t~_ - ,.j I - - ~~ - _ ~ -- --- -~ doubting that the criminal justice planning and assistance pensate the employe during the time h was rendering service else here and defray actual tra v el and maintenance Red Bug Lake in southeast be considered by Governor already been tested by the Volunteers who run the shops Se inole Count) will become a Askew and his cabinet at a count) department of pollution for the benefit of a chant) bu) * I AED £ M~ of the Ikgi3lature to abolish police departments of 10 or less, the __ 'Local Bui*1di'O ngs Occupied .Sf%_ _0LAATA RW f/I *,YOU ' D06S ~ i 1 L . l : - Schreiner, a Moreover, if a city is called upon to send Its police officers and equipment out of th e city on mutual aid, the law stoles that the city shall "bear the loss or damage to sh equipment and sluill pay any expense Incurred in the Optration and main. tenance thereof In addition, the city would ha ve to corn The request, made by the picnic Picnic facilities ready b} the count) last July, and strongly summer," Count) Parks Thrift shops may be the endorsed by the slate Depart- Diredor Jim Buck said, answer for seldom-worn Almost fifty acres around rnentofNatural Resources, will Water from lake has children's dress-up clothing. delight of shoppers'A 1110 became Instant art critics. I Herald Photo by full Vincent I SIDEWALK SHOW _________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ SuA;7 uT*k'2 -._- _-_ _ _- _ _ - . - najd The region coordinator during a state of ex treme national emergency would control all law enforcement in the region %% hich in turn would be controlled by the council headed by the By Bill BILL EVILI E 11 I , WINGO. YaR EMOTIONAL INSAL Mc --_-._-_-_ S il SHORT RIDS YAU iS ABOUT E DIMINI HING FAITH \ 1 1/' . . SANFORD HAS _ - _I [ _r . . I _-_ HV" l _M / I WATCH TKI NAMPS006 .. or I\ 1 7 4 -. -. / ~ :~, b - IN, I ) I~ k l~ ~ 11, ) ( ' I T I S I 11 /, L - \X< \', ' 0 1' ,-,.-0 , or I ' P- — 7 ~/ ~ by Bob Thaves it/ li~ l ii % - airman former sheriff's deputy and municipal police officer. also op. poses any move o abolish city police forces Sheriff .John Polk, mean w hile, insisted it would take an act by Howie SchneWer I / - FRANK AND ERNEST J .. lirgwti City Council the region. * - , &-~ 1 , ,~~ - ,0/,)~/~ .I -. zne.~--m~±__-,' V- - or, I'll // : SANDAV4 . ~_ 1, 11 i! rr-1 6 _____ - __ I - ,- /~ r L , / . a I i I ____ .. r It- :-L — I / L I n -] T 1, I _____ - 1ain not In favor of ng local agencies. That would be a will move," Floyd said. A retired Army officer, IF oyd Isaid he has seen national police forces In foreign countrie4land does not agree wi!h that type system. "I'm not for national police or a state police, he said, S Florida Mutual Aid Pact,' however, does appear to be removing control of municipal police departmen ts from the city government. This la provides for the creation of a state mutual aid council composed uf the governor, the attorney general and the executive director of the department of law enforcement. According to this law the state would be divided into five regions with the county sheriffs in the region selecting one of their number as the area law enforcement coordinator within Known Thl*s Week i __ __~ I -~~ 7-=_ , __ - - - - --- ! PJ __ , - t~ ---- I'T t EEK 116 MEEK i - ( - 1 BUTIPME5 TpIEgE5ATLEA5r *i5,000 CON LIKE - V ftat - .6 by Crooks & Lawrence I 114E D 0 N IT NY'l 1:X14A"J CAPTAIN EASY A MOPJEY 8EL.T'. MEP., i MO5T 61I BELIEVECP I" - Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, chairman of the 1Al.O Council of Local Governments which includes in Its membership all seven cities and the board of county commissioners, said this League of Cities' resolution and others adopted at the convention will coll up for discussion at next week's CALN() meeting. The meeting is to be held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday at the Altamonte Springs city hall. . . ____ - 11-1 r1r1l ) DIRINKS 4 ~. -S... ... police , .- I nt of the • '7. -••.',... .indouldbt difectedif the policy iSalloedto stand. "It would be anoth er step toward a stole," he said. A., .Red Bu 9-:! . . I __________________ 15 OVER H15- SPILL : I %%inter Sprmgs, Ike . t7~l %~ -! Me, i - 4 -- LODGE HI RED — officers with arrest powcrs. Winter Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk does not like this proposal one little bit. "We would only have to put 00 two more people to have the 10 requfred," Govoruhk said, noting , . I Three of Seminole s seen cities Mary and Oviedo - have less than 10 sworn personnel I police 4LA — - ~ The convention "to dire gueexecu %e kcted all elea gue . rec Ith'iiinnd C Slit proper means necessary to CIO nvince the governor ... that he should order the cancellation of those proposals immediat ely." . PROMM THE WAY He_CARRIES ; :nent. -il 4 . I 1, — - V . . " J:_ x__ # on ____________________ __________________ : and "There is no demand for any such merger, consolidation or atwlition on the part of those citizens receiving such services," the resolution states, adding "such pol.icies; are Wmicable and (vntrary t(; the best interests of freely elected local govern. A _1-0 ARCHIE GO weaken all governmental services and cost far more than present services." It accuses the Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and issistance of "squandering "money over a three year period by first approving money grants to strengthen smaH town police departments and then reconunending their abolition. 9 7 ll .\V/2 ,,A %is " A', by Dick Cavoll. BU5 0, U ces, regional police services specific 11 il . ;1 ce posi ~f Ec _________________________ WINTHROP Al V...r SuRe, 154.1 WILL I'm 56. BOYS 01 I - " --' er .. The League, in its resolution of op ti . Insis ts such proposals are neither necessary nor desirable and would in fa . 1. 81 . , . . - e_-, Iru . _______________ / • by PRISCILLA, I - B f~w • • ro i - Jk 1. • PRISCILLA S POP _?, HURRY! .. i 0 I Illi: i . .. .. ____________________________ ' GkKAGE ! sy~~ TOWING I ____________ . f " Is %; e )i I I JI by H.gmdahl & Stofhl 101, I'LL COMMIT J - J& . ~i I . _____ - HOP IN AN I. . ~ r I _____________ ____ up :I '. BUGS BUNNY I Do __7 ____ OFTh HIPACHI! e -. .. inetropoIInizatlon, The natural foIlo-upto the elimination of the municipal Court system is the consolidation of all Lit) police departments under the Shetifi's department with the eventual take-over by the state of all law enforcement, This prediction made by a Seminole County police officer two weeks ago was scoffed at by many and suggestions were heard that the policeman was seeing imaginery boogie men, The Florida League of Cities at its recent Tampa convention found that a movement Is Indeed underway to phase Out certain small police forces and to consolidate others. Altamonte Springs Councilman Cal DeVoriey, a delegate to the convention, bmught back to his council colleagues for study a copy of the League of Cities' resoludon. The resolution notes the League's complete opposition to the policy statement Issued by the state Department of Administration, rXvision of State Planning, Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and Assistonce recommending the abolish ment of all police agencies with fewer than 10 sworn employes. The recommendation from the Criminal Justice manning and Assistance Bureau. the League resolut.ion states, is authored and directed by the governor's executive order number 773. Included in the slate agency recommendation is the total consolidation of local government services, Including mergers, 4 SUKIYAKII -. the total on of the reglonalization ('1 . - __________ ,.... DONNA ESTES CHIRPIN& ON Th t L' \ -, ) / ice Her&dSthff Writer P~ ff fi %I 11 o . j OF VE Mat OF COORSE! / I r I ____ VE,JUSl __\. ~,_ 1, I '\ _ ON 7 _________ I I : L klz~ . iT7. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ ) , _~ ?L-4 Ever)1hing about this picture Is seedy. And It's supposed to be. This trio, C.D. TIHIS Of Chase and Co. lid II Dr. Wailer Scuder ci the University of florida, and W.W. re, a Saord farmer are specting this year 's so) bean harvest, a surprise In itself. Today's Seminole magazine iii reveal reason, beginning on page 2. FELLAH . ___________ IP— I I f =i I I j le I I WEED. _~ i L ' i W) k _r . . ç M - _ - 11~' 11 h 1' ~ ,; a . . eeov' . I AMWA / - N. - I - N ~-j~ !! . - ____ has been in the background -The bankrupt Ponii Central throughout the negotiations. w mill prepared for at least a the contract, said he *ould keeping in totich with both sidu J railroad, the n. ation's largest return to the b.irgaining table, t;%1)_WCVk strike, today with his union's response coal hauler, said it would face but avoiding direct partiThe m1Ijorlt} of the United to the indus try's latest contract losses of $5 million a week from Pation in the talks. Mine Workers' 120,000 mem a coal strike. fer While the federal government -Nlost steel companies had As the Lilks ground on, in. because most mines don't dustries started preparing for Limfingency plans for a strike but most were not planning to ible shortages of coal: cials acknowledged that little -The Atomic Energy Coin- cut production yet. can be done to head off a strike. mission, in response to an apNegotiators met for about The President in voke tr?,t g The strik e will gin officially before re bl the Taft-Hartley Act to at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday when the on power for uranium enrich- cessing for the day. the riliners back to work for an current UMW contract runs ment plants at Oak Ridge, Miller said the latest industry 80-day cooling off period. But out. Even if a settlement can be Tenn., and Paducah, Ky. offer still left the two sides far Usery be lieves that such a reached over the weekend, the rnov ;ipart on numtr of key I would be ineffective and ons cii pit ratification --Norfolk & Wi'stcrn Railway suos only pro!on the walkout. ___ i - -&!i - ~_ _4 ' by Gcrry Tdeau _ __ Z . A Avu-4 iiiw ________________/ __________ hu 1 ( It- - - , _ry ___ Ti . 451- ;C r newspaper). DOONESBURY A3OT CONDITIONAL AMNEST'll ~ ___ % _ . / I Lewis Lorry 50 4O FLUNK- CUTS, DROP- OUTS, PROBA1'iONAR" STUDENTS A14D CLASS EVADERS, THIS COLLEGE,," _ by — - AL St ON kL YES, I M PRESIDENT OF Ill - I it P.O. Box 489. Padia City Station. New York. N.Y. I19 I __. - __ t - - TA7 book to "Win at Bridge."(clo this Now he cushed the king and led preserved deuce to dummy's z spot. that carefully , .., . pO L( I - - -r .#L TJ7 J .; C, 1~ _ I_. 10 a_~ - ~' 4' . clubs - notthedeuce Up with AnsrTomorro dummy's back for a successful finesse of the jack Send Si i COBY MOCERN z .- - . - - I - : - in the minor suits so he started your five notrump call. What do by carefully leading his eight of you do now' - _-,~ , ' _,L) , ____ 1 Ford's chief labor -A ________ -- 140OR 1 1 5how two kings your partner his (9 __ I -, -- . . - . 8i_Roger Wfl FUNNYBUSINESS MON -_ " -.. WW_ --i" ,_ esident -- - - . �2 A— Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 - - --..-'- --. Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974-3A POLICE BLOTTER Specia Session Possible NATION TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Go'. Reubin Askew II the gov- house speaker-designate ernor decided to call one. Don Tucker is not anxious to 'If it comes down to Don and call a special session to change Dempsey (Barron, Senate presthe law an appeals court used In ident-deslgnate) calling one, dismissing indictments against Don won't call it," he said. former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian, says a A Republican lawmaker had urged Tucker on Thursday to Tucker aide, call a session Nov. 19 to change But Ken Driggs, Tucker's the law under which state at. press aide, added Friday that torneys are assigned to special Tucker would go along with investigations and which gov- Saunders' Protest Blasted ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A demand by Democrat JoAnn Saunders for a recount in her losing race for Congress against Republican Richard Kelly Is a political ploy to overturn the will of 5th District voters, says Kelly's campaign manager. "Judge Kelly can't say these things, but I don't give a damn," state Sen. Jim Glisson, It-Eustis, said Friday after Mrs. Saunders filed written protests to the super. visors of elections in lake, (range, Pinellas and Pasco counties. "This Is the kind of charge that keeps good people out of government." Mrs. Saunders, an 11,000vote loser to the former Pasco County judge, said she based her demand for a recount on widespread complaints from precinct workers of balloting irregularities. Court Praises Sirica WASHINGTON f AP) - A federal appeals court has given its unanimous -approval to the way U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica handled the original Watergate trial nearly two years ago. The seven judges said Sirica's vigorous cross--examination of witnesses in the trial "was not only permissible, it was In the highest tradition of his office as a federal judge." Sirica won the court's praise In a 33-page opinion upholding the conviction for burglary, wiretapping and conspiracy of G. Gordon Liddy, one of the seven original Watergate defendants. The decision apparently unperils the grand jury's in. dlctrncnts of Insurance CorntlliSiOfler Thomas O'Malley and former state Sen. George hlollahan, 1)-Miami. Christian was indicted in April on 19 counts charging him David Alston NEW YORK (AP) — David D. Alston, 84,seeond vice president of the International Longshoremen's Association, died Friday In Norfolk, Va. He Joined the union In 1917 and served in his first executive Job as president of his local in 1926. with bribery, conspiracy and perjury. Askew has said he will confer with Tucker and Barron, D. l'aiuuiia City, about possible changes in the law. The meeting may take place Monday when Askew and Tucker return from post-election vacations. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin has asked the appeal court to send its rulings to the supreme Court for a quick review, rather than - - /\/ / ',j,, .......- ---...- s. ' .-.v using the slower process of appealing the decision. Askew and Shevin hope the high court will reverse the low. er court ruling, eliminating the need for an immediate change In the laws, Rep. Curtis Kiser, R. Dunedin, urged Tucker In a letter Thursday to name a special committee to make recommendations for closing loopholes in the law. ''r-rA.1' .-' ' Freshmen Faces F State House TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AI) house is heightened by the tie- The only Senate committee chairmen stho will not ret urn aswint, es next i4ee to upçw'- Wli3, 1 are Jim Williams, D-Ocala, of ize, t he house will have a new mittee chairmen. govermuental operations, who look wits a third of the memThree of the chairmen was elected lieutenant goverhers freshmen and 10 per cent Kenneth MacKay, D-Ocala; nor, and Richard Pettigrew, 1)of them women. Guy Spicola, 1)-Tampa, and Miami, of criminal justice, who By con trast, only three of the Vernon Holloway, Miaini — made an unsuccessful bid for 40 senators will be newcomers were elected to the Senate. One, the U. S. Senate, to the Legisalature and one of Ralph Turlington, 1)-Gainalso moving the three Is Edgar Dunn, 1)- esville, of the Finance and Tax up the the Senate are Tom ToDaytona Beach, who spent Committee, moved up to the biassen, H-Pensacola; Pat three years in the Capitol as Cabinet as educati on commis- Thomas, D.Quincy; Mattox Gov. Reubin Askew's general sion; another, Leon McDonald, hair, 1)-Jacksonville, and Jon counsel and an active lobbyist 1)-Live Oak, of Standards and Thomas, It-Fort Lauderdale, for Askew programs. Co nduct Committee, was do4 new l!use members for re-election; the 0th.. includ e Ray Knopke, 1)-Tampa, Seven new se nators are movers retired from office, who served previously in both ing over from the House and nced the House and Senate. One of the most pronou one, Richard Renick, D-Miami, Six women freshmen House changes will be in the budgeting is a former representative, members Join six who were reprocess of determining how The only government newelected to double the female corners in the Se nate are Harry state will spend its money. representation in at chamber. Rep. Edmond Fortune, 1)A. Johnston II and Don C. th Five of the 22 representa tives Childers, West PalmBeach Pace, a pharmacist from Democra ts who upset Republi- Panhandle, will take over as from Dade County will be wornappropriations chairman from Cli. can incumbents, Marsha ll Harris, 1)-Miami, a Sen. Lou Wilson, I-Merritt The party shift also was fast-talking lawyer who did not Island, won re-election and re greater in the House than Sen- seek mains the Senate's only woman re-election, ate as a result of last Tuesday's member. election, The Democratic Rep. Carl Ogden, 1)-JacksonAt the start of the campaignmajority In the House , grew vile, succeeded Turlington as ing for the Sept. 10 primary, 31 from 77-43 to a6-34, and in the finance and tax chairman in women were running for the Sena te from -14 to 27-12, with midsession last spring after House and four for the Senate. one Independent. Turlington's appointment to the Seven survived the primaries The change In the face of the Cabinet, only to lose last Tuesday. — When the 1975.76 Legislature par lure of Speaker Terrell SCS .. - - '---- ,i ______________________________________ I -. w_ ______________ - . -.---. "--i' - - - NOV. 10 Goldsboro Elementary Garage sale be nefit Humane School PTA, 7:30 p.m., school Society of Seminole County, at auditorium. Room visitation Maitland Flea Market. and distribution of report cards. . ' ___________________________ --i -I -+#±' ___________________________________ . . ,- _____ ____ - -- ' a - _________________ -- _____ __________________ . Tax preparation, 7.10 p.m. Skating party sponsored by Tuesda ys and Thursdays for Pi Rho of Beta Sigma Phi to two weeks. Call Community benefit Sky King Youth Ranch, Services SJC for reservations. 3:30-3:30 or 4.6 p.m. at Skate City on Dog Track Road, Skate Sanford Optimist Club, noon rental extra. Door prizes. lucnheon meeting, Sheraton Annual Teriyaki Steak Inn, Guests — Seminole hIS Dinner, Fleet Reserve, 24 p.m. Seniors who received Optimist trophies. Mayor Lee Moore will present National Youth NOV. 11 Appreciation Week AllSoulsSchoolskatlngparty — proclamation. at Melodee Rink from 6:30 :3O p.m. Open to the public. DeBary Civic Association, Sanford-Seminole Art 7:30 pm,, Community Center Association, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Shell Road, DeBary. Speaker, Arts Building, Sanford. Oil V. Y. Smith, clerk of Circuit and pa inting demonstra tion by E. County Courts In Volusla. B. Stowe. Free blood pressure tests Woodlands Elementary from 2-4 p.m. at the Seven-day School parents meeting to form Adventist Church Community parents' organization, 7:30 Center, 7th and Elm Streets In p.m., at Sabal Point Elemen- Sanford. tary Represen ta tives of PTA and PTO will speak. NOV. 13 - _______________________ - - - ,i': 7 I r Kennel Provide's horn.' away from home for family pets Fido Fed And Flattered For Fee; Felines,Too - . By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Stal Writer National Youth Appreciation Week begins. Assembly, Seminole High School Optimist Club presents trophies to outstanding seniors in fields of scholarship, leadership, music and athletics, LOCAL BRIEFS Military Change 1/")IL[) Alcoholics Anonymous closed meeting, Holy Cross Parish NOV. 14 House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Longwood Tourist Club Sanford, 8-9 p.m. An Al-Anon Th anksgiving Dinner, noon, Family Group same time and Christ Episcopal Church, place. Longwood. Club will furnish turkey and dressing, members NOV. 11-15 . bring the rest. Book Fair, Hopper Elementary School, Sanford, Civitan International 8:30 am, to 3 p.m., In library. (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Profits go to Hopper School. Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford, r IN BRIEF ____ NOV. 12 Alcoholics Anonymous open Oil Painting, 9 a.m. to flOOflp meeting, Holy Cross Church Tuesdays and Thursdays, Bldg. Parish House, 400 Magnolia 8, SiC Adult Education Ciun- Ave. 8-9 p.m. PUS. Call Communi ty Servi ces, SJC, for reservations. Sugar Price Soviets' Fault Tuesday ' - Woman's Future Class To Start Lake Mary School P'T'O, 7:30 p.m. at school. Gardeni ng in Containers, 7-10 p.m., four weeks. Call SJC Community Services for reservation. Pair Honored By Scouter-s _______________________ Schc*l - , By Steve Ryan U.S. Neutral At Meetlnq -, . Menu ,, RCYCLOPEDIA SWF FLE Adult Center -- lU- WEATHER Considerable cloudiness with a of rain today and a Slight chance tonight and SUnday. High today in the low lOt and the mid to upper lOt on Sunday Low tonight in mid la upper SOs Northeast to eat? winds 1110 15 mph decreasing at night. Rain probability 10 per cent today and 20 per cent tonight and Sunday. Extended Forecast Monday through Wednesday Florida -- Fair to pertly cloudy and mild. Few isolated thowers, Chance _I..__ ...u..iy .'yv.v IF1 •_ Monday; Nov. 11 Pizza, Green Beans, Cole Slaw, Ice Cream, Rolls, Milk, Butter. SJC Opens _ Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 p.m., Central Christian Church, o W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Robert Smith, instructor of Ecology at Edgewater High School, will speak on nonpoisonous snakes. Open to public. Lyman High School Band NARFE Winter Park Chapter Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band room. National Association Retire d Rund raising events to be Federal Employes, S&S .11scussecj, Cafeteria, noon. Affects Locals VFW Gives Flag To Cubscouts JcPenney z o - - Chamber Affair F Catherine Mal Shropp, 306 Summit Drive, Altamonte Michael Gibson, 1705 West Springs reported rider lawn 14th Stree t reported television mower valued at $500 was valued at $103 was stolen stolen Friday from her home. Friday from his home. Star M. Tyson, St. John's Village, Oxford Road reported County jewelry valued at $852 was Forrest Dee Faller, 23, P.O. stolen Frida y from her apartBox 193, Oviedo is in Seminole merit. Coun ty Jail, in lieu of $5,000 Michael Girad Kinter, 2037 bond and charged with Linden Road, Tanglewood Possession of stolen property. reported coins valued at $600 Man armed with a p l were s isto tolen Friday from his escaped wi th $99 worth of food home, sta mps, money orders and cash from Geneva Handy Way Food Store alter forcing the clerk to Altamonte Springs o pe n the safe, police said. Three fire extinguishers Lonnie Thomas, Spring La ke valued at $300 were re po rted Hills Apartments reported stolen Friday from Gidus stereo and color television Eastbrook Apartments, Winter valued at $1,000 was stolen Park. Friday from his apartment. . --:T' acquainted and perk UP special diets in addition to customary spirits. feeding and grooming. Ca rter reported tha t The Seminole County Rabies A dog may be man's best occasionally owne rs bring in Control reports more trouble friend, but when you're making three or four pages of typed with dogs left behind when their . plans for an out-of-town instUons on when to pet, owners moved out of vacation or weekend trip he can brush or walk their dog. than with owners who leave be quite a liability. Animal Haven gives In. pets to fe nd for themselves Unless you have a convenient dividual attention and If a while they are vacationing. 17 junction with Project 213t are offered in Spanish as well as maiden aunt to baby-sit Fido or doggy guest is pouting alter Usually It is a case of the dog Century Woman, offers EngLish, family cat you will probably checking in and isn't adjusting running off while someone else "Women Interested in Further Other sections will be in the Ivory Joe Hunter -ourself making reser- to his new surroundings he is was caring for It during the Educa tion." literacy education, English nsa find and vations at the local animal taken for a walk to help )iin get owner's absence, they said, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Ms. Claire Chepenlk, who has second language, hostelry be fore leavi ng on your — Ivory Joe Hunter, 63, Sgt. Roy H. Foley, son of Mr. a Master's Degree In Guida nce prepa ration for citizenshi p, for inholiday. After all wha t pet ___________________________________ who wrote between 2,000 and Mrs. Joseph T. Diebold of and Counseling from Rollins There is no charge For owner could enjoy a vaca ________________________________ tion and 3,000 country, blues Sanford, has been reasslgnedto College, conducts the group struction or materials. __________________________________________ Warren AFB, Wy. The 1970 course. The course will help further information call while worrying whether the and popular songs, died lo be ve d family pets were In gradua te of of Seminole High women to become aware Friday othmg cancer jn Seminole junior College. good hands? Memphis hospital. Among School, a fire protection their abilities, interests .j Two county kennels—Animal specialist, previously served values through a series of his best-known numbers Haven on West SR 46 Sanford are "My Wish Came wi th the Air Force in Spain. and discussions. and Carter's Country Club True," '1 Need You So," Navy Airman Apprentice The class meets each Grooming on Markham Road, David W. Higgins, son of Mr. Tuesday from 9:30 a.m., "Ain't That Lovin' You, Longwood—re port a full house Baby," and 1 1 Almost Lost and Mrs. Gerald W. Higgins of 12:30 p.m., for six weeks. Veterans of Foreign Wars on weekends and holidays My Mind." Longwood, has recently p Galina Panov Longwood recently anytime school is out. I graduated from a viation orpresented a U.S. flag, staff and Ed Carter reports he is dinance training at the Naval Jackie Gleason TEL AVIV (AP) — base to Cub Scout Pack 227 at a already booked ahead for Mr Station, Millington, Tenn. Valery and Gailna Panoy, FORT LAUDERDALE, meeting at St. Mark's Christmas, and Animal Pack Higgins is a former student at the Russian ballet dancers Fla. (AP) — Comedian Presbyterian Church, Haven's business has been Lyman High School. who were unable to per. Jackie Gleason says he'll Altamonte LONDON (AP) Springs. Russian crop fail better than usual even wi th ures un acco t in part Marge Hell, well known yoga form during their twoyear marry the woraan with for th e sharp rise in th e pri ce of sugar, according to inter. Re presenting the post were school in session, and physical fitness instructor, struggle to leave the Soviet whom he tell in love 27 natio nal sugar experts. ' The spark that triggered off th e at Commander Hasley Hart, A quick survey ar of the ea will be featured speaker Union, will give their first years ago. recent rise in sugar prices was th ree consecu ti ve sugar Tuesday's 8 a.m. Sanford Auxiliary President Esther boarding kennels and animal performance Sunday since Gleason, whose second be et crop failures in th e Soviet Union," said a senior Chamber of Commerce Jacobs, Chaplain Lee Walters hospita ls reveals Inflation has coming to Israel. mariage officialy ended in United Nations sugar ex pe rt. The expert, who refused to and Philip Walters, youth ac. hi t pet facilities causing most to "Personality Breakfast" at Featured dancers In the Women interested in divorce earlier this week, be quot ed by name, said in an interview th at because of raise their rates. Operators lakefront civic center. Ladies tivitle.s chairman, Kirov Ballet until they . educational, vocational, and said Friday that he and the bad harvests beginning in the fall of 1971, the Russians contacted complain ed he that t will especially enjoy this apliled for exit visas to volunteer opportunities Marilyn Taylor Horwich, In stoppedselling sugaronworid markets profpetfood alone has gone buying session, according to chamber Israel, the Panovs will Central Fl or ida will have a 49, will be married in a instead. As a result, he continu ed , worldwide demand (81 up 50 per cent in the past year executive manager John C. dance from works by chance to find out more a bo ut 'ding-a.ling" affair this Won tons th is year) exceeded supply (80 million tons) and some have been forced to Homer, and wives of cham be r Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, them in a course underway at December. and prices began to skyrocket. In 1971, for example, the raise fees by 50 cents a day. members are invited to acShostokovich and Drigo at the Altamonte Civic Center. "It's the revival of an old price of a pound of raw sugar landing in New York was Area animal hospitals, which company their husbands. Mann Auditorium. All 3,000 Seminole Junior College 4.52 romance," said Gleason, cents. Today it is 67.2 cen ts, United Nations sta tisti cs DEBAR? Vie Arnett of have limited boarding Homer said speakers at seals have been sold out for Division of Adult and Con57. "We were In love many, d th e Soviets sold I million tons of sugar on the world th received e St. Johns facilities, cater mainly to their future meetings in the break- Sanford weeks, tinuing Education In conmany years ago." market in 1971 but in 1913, they purchased 2.6 million tons Dist ri ct Award of Merit for Boy own clientele and charges fastserles will Indude Mrs Rumbleyof the state Consumer Scouting and Mrs. Hilma range from $3 to $4 a day, Weston of Deltona the District depending on the size and breed Services Department in PUZZLE CARDS Aw ard for Cub Scouting at the of doe. The- rharee TIIhr,.,o* - D for felliM' — "U" annual recognition dinner for guests is day as compared Bateman, career planner with QUITO, Ecuador (AP - The United States Is trying hard 10 remain aloof from the debate by Latin American the Seminole County School Scouts and Adult Scouters held to $2.35 at Animal haven, 11 Animal Haven's fees for (logsforeign ministers on whether to lilt the system and Auto Train Cor. recently at the DeBary 10-year.old per day are $2.35, under ) poratlon president Eugene K. Fireman's HaIL diplomatic and economic sanctions against Cuba. Foreign Arnett was installed as the pounds; $2.75, under 60 pounds; THE BOOKS ILLUSTRATED IN TWIS PUZZLE tIR rilinisters at the Orarliat,in of American States Garfield c• Ts4 RLM AINS oc WWAT ONCE WAS A COMPLETE new disti let chairman and $3, over Go pounds; $4, great lerence hlch began here Friday said a resolution calling ENCYCLOPEDIA SET. THE OWNER OF Tuis SET Russell Kitner of Sanford Is Danes, St. Hernards, Afghans WAS DECIDED THAT WE 15 51C1 AND TIRED OF district commissioner. New and Sheep dogs 23 voting nations — one short of the necessary two-thirds Y *frA:iLOOKING officers were installed by Carters' charges $2.50 for vote of 14. Informed conference sources said U.S. strategy' James Kasper of Kissimmee. small dogs and $4 for larger IS to avoid the slightest appearance of Influencing the BOOKS AS Troop 565 of DeItna ;inirnals. RYAN G&( 'ote, They said the United States would probalr abstain Sc'muiük Junior Coi!i'ge is presented the olors and fiotit Some dogs require special APPEAR '.oti:ig li the be! tel that t'iUwr a yes or no vote would ' opening a new adult education Sanford Scout Johnny King care, such as medication and IN ThiS antagonize a number of OAS members. study center In Forest City for gave the Invocation. Following ILLUATION. 5TC AFT ER A ' snadental8 years and olderjtls the dinner, ertafl' FEW IENTh OF THOUG •,• -located at Bear - Lake provided by the Modernaires of HE STUMBLED CROSS AN I I I AMUSING ENIGMA.-IF THE Elementary School on Gleam DeLand High School under the 800K5 ARE JUM&ED 0 Cowtanddasees begin Nov. 1*. direction of David Martin. AROUND A BIT PND RETUNIS, Tunisia tAP) Secretary of State Henry A. J.E. E,eleln, who holds Highlight of the evening was PLACED ON TIlE SHELF Kissinger flies home today from his eighth Middle Fast graduate degrees In education presentation of Eagle Scout and AGAIN, TUE 8001(5 WILL mission with a renewed Inanciate from Arab and Israeli and Spanish, will instruct the God and Country Awards to SPELl.. A COMMON SIX leaders to continte his tfforlq to mediate a peace set. classes which will be held on Scouts and Silver Beaver . LETTER WAD. WHAT • dement. U.S. officials accompanying the secretary of Monday and Wednesday nights, awards to outtandlng adult 15 THE ONLY POSSIBLE I state said Kissinger is launching a new round of "quiet or 6:304:30 p.m. suters. Earl Mmls of DeBary WORD WE COULD IIAVE SPELLED? secret diploniaev" that is expected to yield concrete Four sections will be offered, was recognized as a veteran results in the next few weeks. The first phase may come Collect alt yt-v, tavoc'$e FvWt Cards frorn Ryan Garnet "jdf ilt V 4 "11" SIIC Sind f or irte b1, One will be a high school review scouter of 40 years and Mrs. 4.p0 to Ryan Orne Company, p Q. Us 11?9, Long leach, Cas,forn,a .g; next week when several Arab foreign ministers attending preparing the student for a high Rita Durland of Deltona as a deLate on the Palestinian issue at United Nations school equivalency diploma organizer of the St. Johns (Solvtlon Page 3%) headquarters in New York are expected to fly to Washing. Lest, Study materials; and tests District Women's Auxiliary, ton to meet with Kissinger. C Sanford CALENDAR ill '' PEOPLE OCAL%, Fla. — Police say an alert truck driver led itiem men wanted in connection with the ambush slayu3g of an Atlanta policeman. A spokesman for Marion County sheriff's office in Ocala said truck driver James Wood was driving through Atlanta when he heard a shortwave broadcast Thursday describing a van truck being sought in the death of Patrolman Eugene W. Barge. Friday, as Wood drove down Interstate 75 In North-Central Florida, he saw a van matching the description and called p lice. aides with him to Tallahassee from Jacksonville and that Askew's assignment of Austin was illegal, • Ford Nomination Probed WASHINGTON iATh — According to congressional sources President Ford's nomination of Andrew F. Gibson to head the Federal Energy Administration is in tktp trouble. Sun. lknrv M. Jackson. I)WLsh., ho heads the Interior Conunittee which must approve the nomination, has reportedly requested the results of an FBI investigation of Gibson. Jackson Is reportedly interested in a subsidy granted a tenkerbuilding venture involving Interstate Transport Co. while Gibson was with the Federal Maritime Administration, Gibson's later em. ployment by Interstate and his large severance pay from the company. ems their appearances with assistants before grand Juries, The 1st District Court of Appeals ordered Christian's indietments dismissed on grounds that special prosecutor T. Edward Austin and his two assistants improperly questioned Christian before Leon County grand jury at the same time. The court said also that Austin should not have brought his .. P, I IMM "'IEF James Wood own== Tuesday; Nov. 11 Frank, Baked Beans, Greens Fit, Rolls, Milk, Butter. .-. , CI -- --. . LOWS LOWS ranging from near 50 in the extreme north to the md and uotr 6O alono the SoutPratt Coait and into the low 70t in the KeyS Hih moStly in the 70s In the north and In thi tow to mid SOt In the South Da toM Heath tides for Surbia high 1 - iS a m, 139 pm. low 10 7? a m , 10 13 m Monday - High S 12 am .5 33P m .10w 1121 am, 1133 Pm . Port Canaveral for Sunday- high I OS a m • 1 71 p m low 10:15 am • 10 37 pm Monday p high S C It (' . rn. II .' Sit p rn, low .. '\L I (D 0 Kissinger Coming Home Wednesday; Nov. 13 Ground Beef. Whipped Potatoes, Cookim UK lk. Butter. Thursday; Nov. 14 - -; ------ • - .- - -- -. -- - - --_'_-_-_ -_ ._ - - .- Fish, Tator Tots, Tossed Salad, Fruited Jello, Rolls, Milk, Butter "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Friday; Nov. 15 Chill with Beans, Rice, Mixed Vegetables. Juice Bar, Rolls, Milk, Butter. --._. _______ --- -- !- -- Open Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. .Sunday 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. -- -, ---- -. . - - --- ---. ;--; - . ...........- _________ __________________ �-- -. ~ ~ "I 1 . - OPINION Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL - -, __ — Sunday, Nov. W, 974—4A Gold 0 Worth V WASHINGTON .1 . I ., I 1 Its - - - - -- Weight — (NEA) holdings to keep the price from ged the dollar to gold at $35 per Gold, which Americans will be rising since the government no ounce. The United States had to able to legally own by the end of longer needs to hold onto it for hold the price of gold to keep the the year for the first time since international monetary pur- new system from coming the Great Depression, won't be poses. The 276 million ounces of unglued and It was feared that much of a hedge against In. U.S.-owne d gold is enough to the price would be pushed up if nation. Not only does the U.S. out a dnmnor on nriept fnr n I! S t'UI,t'nu ...-.... U LU r Ireasur plan to sell off its long, long time. buy it. So the ban remained in considerable gold stock to keep effect. the price down In case of a rush, It became illegal for all but a but iL's expensive to keep industrial users and rare coin The Bretton Woods plan was around for the investor who collectors to own gold in 1933 almost shatter ed by a run on doesn't bury whenCongressdecidedtopump gold by private speculators up the Depression economy by Overseas in 1967 and 1968 and Rep. Henry S. Reuss (D. setting a new, higher price for the result was establishment of - - -- -------- - --- - - - -- - - -- - - - - JACK ANDERSON WnrA V. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3W22-2611 or 831.9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advert ising ' Bugger 1111 ITT' S 0 1 Stirs ewChile Storm I N rector ? fi WASHINGTON — We have gotten ourselves 177 was In the midst of its skulduggery documents in a $12 million suit, a charge thatthe bugging consultant Ragan was in contact with Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All into another brouhaha with International against Allende in 1971 when it quiedy dispat- conglomerate was obliged to the Chilean military. ____________ Telephone and Telegraph. oth er mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Months,*1626; ched John Ragan, a master bugging technician, Indeed, Ragan's own secret notes on his 12 Mon ths, $32.40. In flying the bugging equipment to Chile, we This has ca the State Department to seek to Chile with a load of electronic gear. have now learned, ITT failed to get a state meetings in Chile gave the coded names of a criminal investigation of the multinational, Department license. Bugging equipment •-Iitary officers be met. irr has now come up with the astonishing multibillion-dollar conglomerate, Another confidential document describes how explanation that Ragan was supposed to help £uitable for military use requires a license, On October 2, we reported that 117 had Allende de-bug his palace and two residences. subject to a fine of $Z.000 and two years in jail. Ragan, while on a contractual basis with the placed a bugging expert inside the late President Republican National Committee, received a Tu In its own letters, ITT has conceded u This would have been an odd mission, to say Salvador Allende's palace in Chile. Our story te lephone call from an ex-FBI associate, Russ the least, for IT!' to undertake while it was trying "offensive bugs" in other words devices used was based on ITT evidence, which escaped th e to foment a military uprising against Allende. for bugging rather than dc-bugging — were Tagliareni. shredder and was slipped to my Tagliareni happens to be ITT's assistant associate [..es Some might even suspect that ITT had hired the "taken to Chile by Ragan." In Chile, according Whitten on security director. Together, Tagliareni and a downtown Washington Street electronic expert to plant bugs rather than to these documents, "Ragan corner, worked with the Ragan flew to chile, according to the docwnent, army and police." remove them, as part of Ragan's 11-day mission. Ragan Whitten double-checked the facts in the As for us, we reprted only what we could Ragan has also acknowledged that bugging Has anybody ever given serious consideration documents and then called ITT for comment, prove. We wrote "received $200 a day for his duties," and at one that Ragan had gained access to equipment was left in Chile for army and police to the possibility of turning over responsibility for Without waiting for the story to appear, -1 the presidential premises, whether to bug or to use. Clearly, therefore, the bugs were suitable point actually met Allende, adds the document. running the federal government to the Census press chief Robert Sykes wired denials to many we (lid not say. for military w;e. After we pointed this out, the neglecte of our client papers. d to mention in the denials it has been Bureau'! State Department asked for a criminal inSykes, meanwhile, claimed that Ragan had firing around the country. In the Mt, ITT has Let's try to sort out the facts. In 1971, ITT, It isn't as wild an idea as it may seem on the 'estitbon of ITT. been sent to Chile by ITT "at Dr. Allende's dissembled about the famous Dita Beard memo, plott ed wi th th surface. The people in th e Census Bureau have a e central Intelligence Agency to request." Fine, we said. Show us a copy of By leaving New York wi th th e equipment, shredded documents to destroy evidence and keep Allende out of office. When this (Sited, the flair for gathering and interpreting facts, at least, request with Allende's signature. ITT may have vielated another criminal law, misled the Congress In testimony. conglomerate tried to bring about Chile's which is a lot more than can be said for the rest of Before the evidence disappears on the Chile ITT Backed down again. It was not really even though certain exemptions are allowed for economic collapse, hoping it would trigger a those people in Washington, D.C. mill'tary coup. Allende, said the company, but an unidentified "common carriers" like ITT. If the bugs were mission, we suggest it should be subpoenaed. not used by 117 in the "normal course of The Census people, for instance, can tell you Footnote: In similar cases of companies We reported that ITT had conspired with aide who had requested the bugging expert. business," ITT officials could be subject to failing to get licenses for exporting electronic down to the last 12-inch black and white portable Chilean militarists. Sykes objected that the CIA, We got into another hassle with IT!' by in-. another $10,000 fine and five years in jail. equipment, the Justice Department has obtained how many television sets are in use in the United not I rr, had done the plotting. This was followed sisting upon a certified signature. , In its hurry to deny everything, ITT also indictinents. The firms, however. have always States at any given moment. They tell us how many by a shamefaced second wire from Sykes, protested the company. denied making "approaches of any kind what- been small. An ITT spok esman told us that the people have one or two or more indoor bathrooms, retracting the charge against the CIA and laying Ridiculoo? A few days later, The New York soever to the CWlean military at any 111me." This conglomerate needed no license from the State the blame instead upon "unidentified persons." Times accused ITT of chemically altering vital conflicts with an ITT and how many have none at all. All sorts of in-. admission that its master Department for the bugs. formation. But while the Cenuss people are compiling all this information the price of sugar soars 300 per cent in a year and no one seems to know how or why. In fact, the government's oy contribuUon, so far as we've been able to determine, came from Dr. Albert Rees, director of the Council of Wage lit-me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; - To Census Bureai., and Price Stability who said: is just outrageous." Thanks, doctor! It strikes us that you've really "The price sugar got a firm grip on the problem. Your insight is rather remarkable and you're to be congratulated. Now the question is, if Dr. Rees as director of the Council of Wage and Price Stability has finally reached the same conclusion the average housewife arrived at some six months ago, why doesn't he do something a bout it or, lacking th e authority to take positive steps to bring the supermarket price within reason, identify those who are ripping off the rest of us. Someone's got to be making a bundle and if we ve got to make some new instant miHionaires the least the people who are supposed to be running could do would be to identify them. Well, on second thought maybe not. Sometimes the more we learn about how things are handled in Washington the more discouraged we become. We had been following with some interest the backbiting in the Federal Energy Administration that led to the resignation of John Sawhill and the appointment of And E. Gibson to head the th ings agency. It was kind of Jocke ying fun, watching the politicians for position in press releases and on television interview shows. And when Sawhill was handed his walking papers we simply chalked it up ,is a indication that Gibson was the superior poll ticial infighter, Now it develops that Gibson might have had something more than a natural talent for stL going for him. Presidential Press Secretary Ron Nessen let it be known the other day that no oiw had bothered to run the routine FBI check on Gibson who, the New York Times discovered, just happens to have a $1 million severance contract with an oil How's that old saying go about the wolves and the chkken CooP. Rockefeller Gifts Are 4 Everywhell e ____ ..--.( _____ "',....._V.1.C1 "., ____ ____ ~., ., ____ Now that the elections are over, and Congress can get back to Investigating the fitness of Ne tson Rockefeller to be Vice President, one major area itmat should not be overlooked is what might be called Mr. Rockefeller's "lesser" gifts 10 We have been so numbed by the news that Rockefeller gave $550,000 to William Ronan, and $X1,000 to Henry Kissinger, and so on, t.hat it is easy to ove rlook or minimize the fact that he has also been tossing around a lot of presents of smaller but still very substantial value. U nately, no information on presen ts worth t $3,000 has yet been turned over by Rockefeller to the Senate Rules Committee or th e House Judiciary Committee, since both committees requested only his tax returns only gifts of $3000 or more need be reported on those. We can only hope, therefore, that this additional iiormaUon will somehow be for. thoomi, After all, while a $2,500 bauble may not seem like a very lavish present to Nelson Rockefe ller, there are plenty of homes where the arrival of such a gift can create quite a stir, and gene ra te an impressive amount of gratitude, And some of those homes contained politicians who, sooner or ISteT. WFC in a position to do Nelson Rockefeller a fa vor — or at least get out of his way. Among Rmkefeller's favorite gifts (and they are very beautiful indeed) are the crystal _____ _______ _____ _ ___ ______________________ -: ' / . / I - li •,. _______ _____ 3V / _____ ________ __________ - - 4, _____ ., ____ ' — ___ . ____ r 1 . / ______ '7 ____ ____ I,- ____ ___ ____ _________ - •// .• _____ . ____ 11 / / ________________ 7 ' ( (I, — __________________________________________________________________________ "And In Return He'll Give Us All The Money We WantV - The Editor On behalf of the school system, I would like to publicly thank Dr. Michael Collins and members of Uie Central Florida Optome tric Society for Letters to the editor are always welcome, They should be as brief as possible wid comment on matters of general ia kres The letters should deal with Issues kad avoid F Around 9 L I _____ 8, 1' drive (or.,. Oh, please—don't cry..." -. - ' -=--•-' ' ----, -Ti--I --- - I - -, a a ,______-: -- --T-'-- , • •.. the fabulous flying white stallions perform the rare "AIRS ABOVE GROUND" H EAR Professor Ottomar Herrmann tell how he saved his Lipizzans In World War II. AS SEEN IN WALT DISNEY'S MIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS • Nov. 24th,=Sunday=2:30 P.M. " '' SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM ______ SANFORD . ' (Sponsored By The Booster Club) TICKETS ' Business spending on plant builders. Some retailers are bor polici WASHINGTON — (LENS — e s by mistake, Although the Ford Adininistra- and equipment actually already in trouble. Despite the Although the news of the l2per lion has tried to pretend that the dr opped slightly in real terms sligh t easing in short-term in. cent rise in America's cost of United States is not in a in the July-September quarter; terest rates, bankers are writ- living in September sent a and order books for capital ing up their contingencies for shiver recession, it clearly is, as round Wall Street last goods have shortened, al though losses on bad loans. Some banks Secretary of the Treasury wee k the im plied 14 per cent optimists say that re are still forecast a sizeable drop In been forced to admit. annual rate of inflation is still big backlogs, corporate profits, perhaps as slower than that in any other 1 America's real gross Personal domestic product declined for changed in consumption, little much as 15 per cent, for next major ind us trial country except the third quarter year. And all this, before Germany. the third successive quarter in from the previous three making any allowance for a July-September, dropping But if growth is braked time at e seasonall y adjustethis months, was lower than a year coal strike. d earlier despite harder in America than reduced sayannual rate of 2.9 per cent. The 11 Predent Ford's new ec ings. elsewhere, which is a distinct quarter's output of goods and nomic program is enacted in possibility, its overseas trading services was 3 per cent dowm from the peak in the closing ANALYSIS the continuing downturn: it prove. One American bank has months of last year. - I. Difficulties are increased immeasurably by politics a nd misunderstandings that can stall results for addItional years. The s ta tistical data mentioned above suggest that whatever the Congressand Mr. Ford do, consumer prices here are going to rise between now and year's end a rate of 11 to 12 per cent or more. Next year, because of forces set in motion very two 'night stimulate capital Just predicted that even the ' The downturn has lasted American citizens spe nding, but it would hold ba ck current quarter might see apparently consumer longer than any other since the s pending. America's non-oil trade surpl us believing they are in for a real recession of 1960-61, and now depression, nobod y Luckily, it seems likely that stabilizing at an annual rate of "1 - ; seems to be beginning to feed n the shopa. Already there are Congress will reje:t the tax in- some $15 billion. itself. bargains everywhere in color creases, so the program in This would mean that the rest This autuinn's main horrors television sets and home ap. practice may be slightly ust run a non.0if of the world in are the slump in housebuilding pliances (though not hoemrestiniulating. But by closing trade deficit of $15 billion, on and a sharp slowdown in stock- freezers), but the canny say his eyes Mr. Ford will not send top of the huge oil deficit it building. but no major part of "wait another six months". 11* sluillp away. cannot finance. That is not the economy appears to be Business failures are no It Is a slump that may send something the rest of the world swimming against the tide. longer confined to house- America into beggar-my-neigh. (tild lIve with in 1975. - ,. ~ Name ................................. phone ....... Address........................................... City ............................State.............. Mail payment with self-addressed stamped envelope to "Lippizan" P.O. Box 488 Punts Gorda, Fla. 33950 NOTICE ~Iy; Public Service Commission Hearings Docket No. 745090EU 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 FROM DAY TO DAY THEREAFTER THROUGH NOVEMBER 22, 1974, IF NECESSARY, AT THE TIME AND PLACE DESIGNATED BELOW: SHERATON INN 1901 PALM BEACH LAKES BOULEVARD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA -' ' Ill, Children Under 12, 9 Off —MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY Enclosed find S ........ for ...... adult tickets of $........ and ......children's tickets at S...... for Sanford e E?cession Starts o eas n tse effects today of foreign demand, shortages and 11 f! r I Judi and I would like to take this opportunity to publicly thank all of my THANK ~ - you have of a good County Commissioner. With your continuing help we can make our county a better place for all. -1 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 IN. CREASE ITS ANNUAL RATES AND CHARGES BY $69 MILLION DOLLARS, WHICH IS A PORTION OF THE RATE RELIEF HERETOFORE REQUESTED BY THE COMPANY IN ITS PETITION. THE PUBLIC COUNSEL WILL BE PRESENT AT THE PUBLIC HEARINGS TO REPRESENT THE PUBLIC AND WILL BE AVAILABLE TO MEET MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WHO WISH TO PRESENT TESTIMONY, PRIOR TO THAT TIME, INQUIRIES BY THE PUBLIC MAY BE DIRECTED TO THE PUBLIC COUNSEL, THE CAPITOL, TALLAHASSEE o FLORIDA 32304. YOU campaign workers and supporters as well as the voters of Seminole County. I will work to fulfill the promises I made and the expectations - . 4fAitf.- - I. '1, HARRY Florida Power & Light Company ---=' ----=---- , OF AUSTRIA and beautiful ' inflaUon and shortages. When one calculates the T! SEE ____• building for example — the time from the decision to build to actual operati on can be eight, 10 or 12 years. Whatever appears In paper calculations, the development of new processes from conception to full-blown nationwide production great enough to affect the economy, n take 151020 years or more I remember asa younger wi.jter asking exper ts about nuclear power plants as an portant adjunct to the conventionally fueled plants. "It's 10 years do the road — only 10 years," I was told. A decade later I asked the same question. Effective nuclear power was still "10 years down the road." The scientific problems were simple to solve; the delay was caused by engineering, political and environmental difficuitlea. So much for the speed with which we can achieve domestic governmcn control over .ji LIPPIZAN n ALL IONS ' - I HE ORIGINAL ROYAL • F. I —. ': The Clock "I'm calling in connection with the Iwid raising ,~ akl.k"' It __ -; S o C's . - t A - -______ . Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974—SA h - - er-116-1 - ____1 - C trrri'rIrT I 0, - !R1tVt ' - down on American politicians lately, and the personallUes. question Is whether it matters. In some cases, their unselfish concern in the recent Eye Saver The editor reserves, the right, to edit those some time back, inflaUon may drop back to the gifts went to whole categories of people, and Day screening program. On Oct. 18, these society members closed letters for reasons of space, but will exercise somewhere between 7 and 8 per cent. it is hard to believe there was either Not until some time In 1976, the figures great care that the thrust of the letter Is not kit intent on Rockefeller's part or anyany very sly their offices to regular patients in order to screen substantial first graders for suggest, will inflation slide to the 6 to 7 per cent visual defects. In the editing, damage done. Such charitable action ac mark. Incidentally, these calculatio ns i nd ica te on the part of these All letters must be signed with a mailing But what about the highly influential and fiat if President members is commendable an d the school system address and, when possible, a telephone number forthrightly conservative Republican chairman Ford runs In l96 he will not be able to honestly campaign on an "1 broke the is gra teful for their concern and in terest in our of a Sou thern state who told so the Identity of the writer may be checked hristmas that he had received a CTY$tSl children. establIshed. However, the Evening Herald will inflation platform," Only w hat ha ppens from 1977 on, it would sculpture from Nelson Rockefeller, toge ther respect the wis hes of writers seem, will be markedly affect ed by what Mr. William P. wi th a letter of praise? It is ridi culous to suppose Layer, their names to Mppts.r in print. Superin tendent that this man's influence could be bought by that We reserve, of course, the right to reject any Ford, the Senate, the House, industry, District School Board, (or any other) gift — or even that Rockefeller let ters (his newspaper considers to be li belous OT agricu lture and the assorted nations of the world do d ur ing the period just a head. Th e lag be was trying to bu y it. But it is a fact that in August Seminole County slanderous. tween cause and effect will continue to prevail, of this year, when President Ford was mulling over possible designees for the vice presidency, — this hatrmnan was asked whethti Ne!wi Imi't he a suekcr. __ Learn beforehand you will be told which Rockefeller would be "acceptable" to the GOP's Up to the present time, Florida has no laws regulating questions, if any, you react toifand be powerful conservative wing and (accarding to or prohibiting the use of polygraph (lie detector) tests. explain the re&wn for Your reaction.allowed to refute or the "New York Times") replied — humanly Yet, every day, ci tizens are requested to ta ke these tests If the test is being given as a method of in. enough — that he would, And it isa further (oct 1y prospective employersor required to take the test to vestigating wrongdoing, consult an attorney before you that his publicly saying so helped greatly to hold their employment, consent to take the test dflate thk' onservativi' oppsitom After re;ohng an article on Us matter, I'm convjncc.d thckefel1er's designation. that Id refuse to participate, knowing full well I have no protecti on after I take a test That is what is so pe rni cious about the SMILE' v-fliNt i(ockefeller style. It i, subtle; It is rarely open to, . You're in the Rogues Gallery. A duplicate of your direct criticism — and it has, always and CsIder (tint you may react to question even though driver's license photo is on file in Tallaha F-_7, you ssee and are not lying. For example, a question can trigger an available to police agenci everywhere the effect of getting Nelson ____ es. acwcstIon in your mind and your ;bows on the wants. reaction shows nvoneevtrmnmtI 1pm, MaUL ei...... UU lUCK JUSt like somebod polygraph. y else they know? They may. like maybe a rapisi, a h&_ If you're will ing to subscribe to a test ask to see all and-run driver or an accomplice in an armed robbe ry. if the questions beforehand, It L better to refustTHOUGHTS You're in th e statewide to take mug shot lineup. the test it YOU fear your reaction to any of the questions. Still smiling? — Ask what will become of t he results. Wlil th ey be And I heard a votce from heaven saying By JOHN A. SPOESKI retained by th e employer or the polygraph testin g com "Write this: Blessed are the dead who die In the pan y to be available thereafter to any investigator, lktcha didn't know that th e newly elect ed gov Lord bencefrxth." "Blessed indeed," says the -- Request a signed statement that ern of res ults of the test South Carolina, James Edwards, Spirit, "that they may rest from their Labors, for was horn in Florida ill net be made available to anyone without your per- at Haw th orne In Alachua County. HIS is a personal friend their deeds follow them!" — Pevelsflon 14:13, mission. You probably wrn't get It, of Sanford's Realtor John Saujg, BERRY'S WORLD - ___ ________ Letter To dollars. So, $2O0 crystal figurines have been raining _ ______ glass sculptures by distinguished aflg, umlly involving some etching and frequently tSlfliflg gold as well. Obviously, depending . materials involved, such a sculpture can Editor: frequenUy command a price of several thousand -- _________ 4D Economic Reaction [)e a% .. Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- IIIjI RAY CROMLEY WILLIAM A. RUSHER - 11 latlon making gold ownership mitake economic sense, there official price would be held at was a logical fear that $35 per ounce and the free Americans would hoard their market price for private tra- There's gold in 'them thar molars,' too gold coins which would sud- ders could go wherever it * : -4 denly be worth more instead wanted to. Today, after two Like cereal and laundry of buying goodsl And the nation dollar devaluations in a world detergent, the precious metal is banks which sell It in prac_______________ ticallY any form, including bars needed a s pend ing spree to get of so-called "floating currenalso subject to handling costs of bullion. Small quantities at things moving again. des" which aren't pegged to and dealers will charge as higher prices will probably be anything, the official god price touch for taking care of 10 available just ___________ about anywhere, Up to that time, the price of is $42.22 per ounce, ounces as 30. from the local jeweler or a gold had been set at $20.67 per The experience of speculators department store. ounce since 1793. All coins were The . II after the two-tier system was If there is a market for Treasury official cautions that made of gold and coins were sinaller quantities, it will Lost literally worth their weight In initiated may be a good lesson even more. And (hat t'tit' 111(10 siviall investors should 1)11 y from reputable dealers rather gold ingot. on Ule (.()ffee table, price of free market gold than bargain hunting. Ther tamed $20 worth of the metal, 1~ a lrealy overpriced, will hO are no initially climbed to around $40 laws specifically pro. I b Paper money could also be subject to all the fluctuations of per ounce, but by tecting buyers except prohibiearly 1970 an unpr ronverted into gold but this ed ictable market if the (ions agai droved to even le t ss t ha n th e ns false was halted for Americans by advertising owner ever wants to sell it. official price. claitims a nd the shady dealer the 1933 act, . Big investors will be able to will probably have folded his Free market prices have I/ tent by the time his customer Citizens were required to turn .. -A buy gold from refineries and 11 ~ __ figures out he's been gypped, 1 all their gold currency over to since skyrocketed and the V _ - ) 14 U l United States halted gold con. th e Even for the big time invesFederal Reserve Banks vertibility by foreigners In 1971 ,; , .06.6, (or, gold buying could turn out and, under legislation passed 11 1 before prices went through th S.%" the following year, the Reserve ceiling. In 1972, an ounce of gold Banks in turn handed theirs was muent, according to the Treasgoing for $60 on the London i-;_I . ury official, "is dangerous but over WOODS to the Treasury which market, the main trading fun — if you have a lot of money melted them down to be stored to lose." i n vaults. The government only selling for around $100. In late " U.S. dollar tries to maintain got Of course, the person who has back about a third of the March of this year, the price i position of strength everything gold coins in circulation, hUt may want a small peaked at $180 per ounce but 44, ingot for the home anyway, and rest were soon classified as has since drifted downward to that will have to be insured by a possible, cautions agai nst buy- "rar e" and therefore legal to $140. i .i "floa te r" insurance policy 4. ing it as an investment. "It's a hold. But melting them down separate from other household good way to take a good short- andplayingGnomeo(zicj in Cci At those prices, it's no items the way art and jewelry ' term capital loss," he says, the basement was strictly bargainandinvestorswithonly .:, are. A spokesman for the point ing out that gold pays ,yj forbidden, and still Is. a limited amount of cash or fear Insurance Information I nstitute interest or dividends and that or losing their shirts would says companies will insure gold owners will be strapped with Gold became the kingpin of probably do well to avoid the I in 1 A "modest amounts" but adds 9 vault or insurance costs the international monetary goldmnarketentlrely,according . '.. 111 system after Wcrld War II to a Treasury offidal. Corn- ? that "if someone bought a cou..O: . ' The Treasury, which antici- when the Bretton Woods mercial dSirc will rarely pie million dollars worth of the sell pates an initial buying spree, Agreement pegged all curren- less than I stuff and put it under their 10 ounces to a single stands ready to sell off a portion ties to the dollar .— then the customer and -: the less gold Rig inves tors will be bu ying nittr, we wouldn't want any WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Let us be of its $11.7 billion in gold strongest currency — and peg- bought, the higher the price. gold part of it." ; by the bricks realistic, Increasingly, statistical data seems to But the logical place for a indicate federal fi nancial-economic actions • couple million dollars worth of taken this year will have their major effects gold is a bank vault and that three to four years from now. entsts, too. Shorter-term solutions seem to so twist production of goods and the market for them that we pay for it later in increased in flation or depression. When dealing with major con- ni It All Over - Sunday In Trouble*? - SUndayHftWd - * '1 -'-- - - - Tii T-,,TT ----c- $---:- - ------___ - -:---- - -- ' =-=== - - -'--- '-' -- I - �---- 6A— Sunday Herald, Sanford, l. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 J Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL DMRSSOLOESLTOLEOL IL NCLLORQUETEI LIEOPEC We Met The Enemy - He Was Us DI IALAELLEXCALCSSNL V0rS0 B (AItH, Hu,IITF;It DALLAS—(NEA)--In 1970, the i nside. I found I could love busing for integration had I Robert Thompson was bused to another race as well failed to bring the ra cea ENBGLAB I Ti" AI BBLSAAOO an all-white school. Al though he own." together. The report noted I lived in a black housing IONOITUcojCj I E P L S T R didn't mingle at students Robert Thompson is a senior I -t £ -r -i-- I development wi thin fi ve blocks now. He doesn't pick fights nc lu htime. Still, both students • - -1-: 1 S LEMRLAODCOCA 101 T U Q +...—, I, 1: . of a black school in black West anymore. The expected glower -.. .. and teachers say the ra ces Dallas, the court said he had to of black ha tred for white Is inNSCOI CHNGIMNLRUBNCU begin to mix best when Ui ir n'1 ride rideabuseverydaytoW.T, steadawarmsmjlenndhjs music L ! intere3tsinart, JTL! ii S A L R N I LNKGDOPIQLTEOE White High School in white handshake doesn't mask the athletics converge. North Dallas. LINPINOCALRTCXEIBLT feared pocketknife. David, a white football pL In his neighborhood, the paint Ills friends at White, both says friendships ire er, j--i EBAHETTEUGL I NNXOMTE was peeling from the wooden black and white, have startled ! -e; peci es ally close on the toot b E1 .i..L sides of the apartments and out school administrators and LAMBEBNTNIXNNEINAI L team. "We're real tight, '1be i front, the grass was worn away parents alike. i ks and w hi tes are a (am Ily blac GLUEECHEHNCINOCALNL from too ninny kids. But in the The vicious fights of a few down there on the field. P neighborhood around White, the sears ago are gone now though CQTNOITARI LLUCOLQ IN black friends come over to out brick houses sold for anywhere then' black and white counter house and eat and then weptay ARTALTNIILILIIENNILLI from $30,000 to $150,000 Cor parts across the nation are still golf together" poration executives did their beating up the opposition. LOELEXI COMTABI L T C A L But everything isn't peach -fLTIl, daily jogging in the pre-dawn Why the calm? Nobody seems and cream. "Sometimes wti Instructions: The hioden names hi*cd below aoat focwanl. hours. to know for sure least of all we go to a pep assembly an But the court said Robert the kids themselves. But --.grsit down next to a white girl 01 Th3mpson had to go to W. T. partially it's because , many 5[ says Be tty, "she 'll move ov r. j,gi White, "White Trash White," he of the black students are willing 1. "' Sometimes those broads a ct called it. "I was pretty mad to get up at 6:30 in the morning like they're too sweet to be about it, you know, at being to ride a crowded bus acros Students assemble at an all-black school in West Dallas at 6:0 in the morning touched." bused here because I just li ved town for a better education. St'hnnI In nILwhIfri Jnrlh Thn whita khl, --arø hittnr 9,at -----o bus trnncnorthtinn -awaiting • -in' ... fl,1Inc u i.a r-- - to Mile Ilk!h 0' School about (our or five blocks away Given the chance to sleep late To order any or nil of the ezpnde'd "Seek & Find" black students get so mar namh.r-. 2 thrui;h send f tIlls for each, making chctk- 1r'ii the school I was going to, and return to predominantly gotten used to it. And I like P.M. "Husing's a ll right. A lot money or their books ripped privileges. ''You can't Flunk at pa yable to "Seek & Find," Star- Telegram Syndicate. Addrrsc L. G. Pinkston. And that really black Pinkston High, they say While. I get a lot better educa- of people just can't see it off." says another student, black here but you can flunk a letters in care of this newspa per. got on my nerves. They put me they prefer to stick it out at lion there." says working but my friends here "The very attitude there made white," Sharoi way over here at White and at White. RJcky's a senior who pla ys like White. And they want to them want to skip class. It's not "Teacher, don't even bother I first, I hated it. It's Brenda's fourth year of varsity basketball, so busing ta make them do homework." Art*e, to Previous PuIe like that at all here." s y." "Well, I kinda like sta rted busing. "I like busing," she mea ns he gets up at 6 A.M. and "At Pinkston, they always A report by the school district Waters ligh ts and stuff like that, you says. "Somehow we've all just doesn't T N get home until 7 or 7:30 had to worry a bout having th eir earlier this year hinted I t rI1 E!hJJ know, and I did other things. 3*Makesocks ACROSS They said, 'Don't smoke in 0 L A -T 39 Defeats at I Artz&ma school', I smoked In school. And bridge A 41 act they said, 'Don't bring your 5101111 42 Stitch 10 1 -r rake', stream and I brought my rake. 44 Masculine bi A. 9Riverin nickname _____ Everything they said 'don't do', Texas 46 elt 1i I a D1 I did. I2Sm,Il OM 49Itunawato 13 Labor "So they put me in this readwed " I 14Fer EL N ow S3Ilu¼te I Ing program I di dn't want no S4Shnit trips on part of it. And then this teacher, 7 Liver watt',portico p 15 renurr by she's white you know, showed secretion 54 Light brown 31 Argot 57 Great ISenior 33 Metric me she did care about me. She llScofttsh S5 Car da mage 9 Lay down measure stream did want to help us and I S9ftiverun a4am S5Grraterrn 1$ Friend of IOwesiph..Iian Germany found out I li ked her. That was I''ttuas river 60Chest rattle 40 involve the first white person I ever l9Stiays NEW YORK (AP) The Na- ercials, promotional blurbs and sible Federal Communica ti ons 16 61 Irish river Hubbard, who said the limit 11 Accomplishes 41 German 21 Undraped Liked. tional Association of Broad. so forth—during each hour of Commission action, the NAB In was adopted in I6lIabstuatr, composer DOWN 23Rrnd 1970, referred o 20 Lhasa is its 45 Slur over "And I found out I could have casters now lets station, sub- their Saturday morning cliii- July cut that time to 10 minutes, the fact the 24 Heart anaL) 1Prectous ving... NAB only allows 9'z capital 46 Destiny 27 Scepers standards white friends as well as black scribing dren's shows, to Its code of metal starting fl [ osf4 47 First man in January, and to 9 minutes of "nonprogram" ,9 K itid Of Pear 2 Concept 24 Irish ciq on 43 flail bird 'cause it's not just the color air up to 12 minutes of "non. Faced with continued prodd. minutes bY1976. 32 Egg dish 3 Rich earth material per hour in prime evethe Lee 50 Mora'.in HOSPITALITY, WARM outside, it's what we have on program" by parents' groups and pos. 3-4 Zoroastrian material—comm. ing 4 Malicious It seems like a 25 Portent goodly slice. ning time, when the TV auriser sacred books burning 20Ame s English But In recent years, the four dience Is primarily adult. 36 Amend GREETINGS, AND A 5 Anglo.. on Z8 Peruvian admiral 37 United Post-Newsweek TV stations Winthrop Baker, president of i'.tr a. itaijan city people 61'illagrd and the five owned by Group W Group W's stations In Baiti. WIDE VARIETY OF 3OGreek SSGoltgadgei have had even fewer minutes more, Boston, Philadelphia, 2 3 HELPFUL CIVIC per hour open to prospective Pittsburgh and San Francisco, -— ! kiddie show spo nsors. 12 was somewhat more blunt 13 1 INFORMATION: Group W allows sIx minutes abou t why his company adopted U per hour, the Post-Newsweek its sEx-minute-per-hour nile, s tations eight minutes. Both He said while he wasn't InJOSEPH BROw MILL Nobody at By Nice seemed aware own about what adults should com say the restrictions volved In the decision, "the panies Herald8ervlces ofadisepruicy. Professionals do to get along with children, apply on i you are new in'Iown — all days of the week, people here felt the children's I know I nstinctively that chess Is After an all-night pa rt y not just Saturday morning,, MANGE WILLIAMS It may be only a coin cidence not all honey and roses, and Lardner, who was a night owl, programs were excessively 327 1S12 There's a major catch: ' The commercial and that we'd do I .'but, halfway between the Chess that even an 11-year-old can, in glanced at his watch, yawned, 24 - Z Sanf or d 27 restrictions only apply to pro. something a bout it in those Olympiad at Nice and the the course of a few tough and dechred it was safe to go grams produced by the stations areas whe re we had ffr MRS. DONALD BELL European swimming cham. games, grow prematurely old. home or their parent companies or trol." 322.18)2 pionships at Vienna, a The Russians are hoping it children had Just left for school. Cassetberry.win,er Springs purchased by the companeis for psychiatrist called for a count won't happen to 13-year-old .J a,w_ . a_ flAffr2t LIIIIIW. •-i. .'. 41I.p M u...t ._.._..a H1UUVt3 r.8y tJucAlruamaze —us most 1973 WOMEN MARILYN GARLANTI 'S MARILYN committed by children under touted child prodigy since Boris 8349212 INTERNATIONAL ' All nine stations are network ____ i I 16. i---_ Altamonte Springs Spasaky. A recent magazine — - - -- -- . •' — - - - ..., - —. — know-how. Use care in driving. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Dress carefully and gad about : social functions where you can make big headway. Avoid grou not your type. SCGRP!o (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Some deep type of meditati will reveal how best to handle problems now that vex you. I more affectionate with mate. SAGIILMIIUS ( Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) look to a good pal F ideas to make your personal life more satisfying. Attend sod affair in P.M. and meet right people. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Comply with evei regulation that applies to you. Get into public work that gives y prestige. Apologize to one you have wronged. — '' - -- •" - ........ - — ' '- a. — S . 1 _ Oh Joy! Fewer Commercials - - . AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Pursue religious studies th. give you greater wisdom and understanding. Make worthwhi new acquaintances. Your whole life can take on a new tone no PISCES ( Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Some quiet meditation can brir your Intuitive faculties to the surface so you know how to hand. present and future problems. E *A IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . . . he or she Cartoons Kiddies ' ... — r--- r rr rrir — — For Monday, Ser r fl — — CHESS By Youth C It how to become more efficient at it. Take more pains with you diet so you can have better health. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Plan your entertainment for th future and take time to buy new items of attire. Show increase devotion to the one you love. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Make gilt preser tatlon to kin and then engage in activities that are mutually er joyed. Buy needed appliances for the borne. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) Contact persofls who can aujatyoi to make your routines more efficient and productive. Di something thoughtful for a filend. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Don't neglect details of an) financial affairs you have. Be sure your bookkeeping 161,— Is correct Consult a financial expert. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Employ your finest talents antj abilities and gain the support of higher-ups. New alli es can he helpful. Sociability is the keynote. — 11J w J —— —— T p49 — — — _I — — — — — — — —S Freudian chess fans love to contend that "Checkmate!" — meaning the King is dead — is really an evocation of father. murder. As for swimming, it has long been the stronghold of preadolescents. (This morning's record-breaker is almost -- .j -, - companies say. , - picture revealed an attractive, round-faced doll in pigtails mowing down a platoon of male opponents at a simultaneous exhibition in Mc&ow. Last year's Women's International, at Thus in Soviet Georgia, was won by world world- certain to be a pubescent champion Nona Gaprinfemale, spitting water through dashvili, but the brilliancy prize teeth encased in traces.) went to the then 12-year-old 1IFLIS, SOVIET UNION Maya Cblburdanidze (USSR) N. Andreeva ii cv' SICILIAN DEFENSE As everyone knows, women Maya for the game shown I PK4 and children are the outlaws of below. It spurred British 2.P.QB3 All Races Have modern society. The biggest master Leonard Barden to 3. P-KS scandal of the Chess Olympiad speculate, in Chess magazine 01 4.PQ4 was the missing entry of East . Sutton Coldfield, England, that 5. PxP Been Made Slaves Germany — traditionally a big Miss Chiburdanldzeis nearly as 6.N.KB3 scorer in international events. strong a player now as was 7. N-B3 By GEORGE W. CRANE stony ground, so the farmer Horror erupted when it was Bobby Fischer when he was her 8, PIN Ph. D., M. D. plied the whip to the Indian's learned that the money the age. 9. PQ5 back, country expended on chess was At Nice, the middle-aged 10. N.N5 CASE B430: Donna i. aged Pastor Eliot couldn't stand going to be diverted, this time, Victor Korchnoi predicted he ii. NzlCP 1*, teaches a Sunday School such cruelty, so he leaped (torn to sport.'s with greater political would need only 18 games to 12. QQ4 class, his wagon. impact — presumably the destroy Anatoly Karpov In their 13. B..R3 "Dr. Crane," she said, "has "You can't treat a human September rendezvous at match to pick a challenger for 14. PQ6 slavery been typical of all being like that," he yelled to the Concord, Calif., of the sen- Bobby Fischer (if and when). 15. PiP countries? farmer, "so turn that Indian satlonal Ulrike Richter and her The 23-year-old Karpov simply 16. BxB "For example, Biblical loose!" ken-aged swimmates, shrugged and announced he'd 17.Q-N4ch Joseph was sold into slavery by F C "But he's not a human Further proof that the cult of win because (yawn!) there was 18. P-KB4 . 1116fiJ - FICAW ages. Still, the companies' cornmercial time Limits for non-net. workctiilclren'sshowaarecon. Q4 siderably below the maximum N.KB3 NAB will aUowIn 1976. N.Q4 Why were the tighter restrictiona adopted? It's simple, says Ray ui.bard,vice president for proNxN gramming at Post-Newsweek's PiP stations In Miami and Jackson. P1(5 yule, Fla., Washington, D.C., NK; and Hartford, Conn. QB2 "Saturday morning is prime WQ2 viewing time for children," he P.133 said. "We saw no reason why QB3 children should look at more I3xP commercials In their prime KiB time than adults do in their PQ3 N.QB3 SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Forest City SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Be sure to keep all promises you have made. Obtain the data you need from the right source. Show that you are friendly, HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 Deltona " till CAR PORTA-DESK For the Man Who Needs a ITiT . Car Office fits orr car seat A'utjbtt legi l7ilS writing itfic, pj.rprct 0othI, compartment Ii:, cabinet iw, HQId% pipets. !Jn up to ,çaI 1, Hii gauge melafi gill slett MOO* stIdIai SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Look to a friend for the , help you need to Improve your surroundings. Show close associates that you are loyal to them. . --- LdsrnIwuN (Dec. (Dec. Zi to Jan. 20) Engage In activities that will make your life more enjoyable. An Influential person can assist you at this time. AQtJARflJS I Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) A fine day for obtaining in. formation that has been elusive for some time. New associates can be helpful to you now. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Come to a better understanding with debtors and creditors and make your life run more smoothly. Show more devotion to mate, ' IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY heor she want to have order and neatness, and for this reason will accomplish a great deal in life since this Is a logical mind. There Is much happiness in marriage in this ch'rt. Re sure to give ethical and religious training early in life, "The Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life Is largely up to YOU! Carroll Righter's Individual Foeecast f or your sign for December is now ready. For your copy send your birlhdate and $1 to Carroll Righter Forecast, The Evening Herald, P 0 Do. 629, Hollywood, Calf. 921 40 $32 50 Ifl F sit flôb,r,,, ,'l4t Ods-ide Fla, it KB2 prim time." KR-Kl RxP his own brothers, being," replied the farmer, ,for youth Is an obsession with the nothing else to do. 19. PiN "But did the Hebrews have he is just a savage, chess world came with the If Karpov's casual certainty 20. 0.0.0 RxN slaves before that date? "And if you want me to earth-shattering news that the about the destiny of youth 21. Rx&h K.KI "And in Colonial Days did our release him, just pay me 10 gold youngest player in the Olym- prevails, it will confirm the 22. R-Klch Resigns American immigrants have pieces so I can buy a horse, piad was Michael Scherman, a cynicism of the late Ring Black (U plays 22. . . RxR, 23 Bsiae,, t" Then I'll give him over to you." 15year-old from, naturally, the Lardner, who had ideas of his N5 wins the Queen) Well, the preacher had only ll Virgin Islands. Ancient nations would bu t he immediately make slave, out of gold pieces At the 1972 Olympiad, In I counted out 1001 them, to give Skopje, Yugoslavia, Scherman the people they conquered. Sometimes the vi ctors would the Indian his freedom, was then, too, acclaimed as the And he then told the Indian he youngest player. His age, kill the adult men among t he conquered territory but keep could go back to his own tribe, however, was given as 11. the women and children alive to be servants. And even in colonial New England, Caucasions were HEAT MODERNI enslaved for certain periods of REPLACE YOUR GAS OR time, to work out their passage OIL HEATER WITH ticket charges duriri: th cyage from Europe. A.But American Indians also 4 were enslaved not only by the "1$ SAME OPENING" Spanlsh but also by the EnglWi. P Forced Air Wall Furnace For example, about the year , Safe 0 Clean • Economlcil I 1645 A.D., a pioneer preacher GET THE FACTS named John Eliot was driving Call Or Write Now ' near the village of Boston. For Fr Utera lure and-or-Free Survey He ha ppened to be passing a tMe A. to field where a farmer was • ' r pwwing. __ But the farmer had an Indian AfAWAARC hrt-sc'd to a plow, in lieu of .. csa.,r1 n.. Wv hone, com (30) 131-311141111 The Indian had diffi culty i1ling the plow through the Jjr._ - affiliates. company officials say they can't do anything about the number of commercials; in net. work-provided shows—the net. works all adhere to NAB guidelines—because the ads are part of the network program pack. 11, 1974 every Opportunity coming your way. ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) If you ask questions of partnei You will know just where you stand with them. Try to be mor understanding with associate,. TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Study your work well and knot Game Obsssed - November GENERAl, TENDENCIES: Details of partnerah relationships with others can now be arranged to your satisfa (Ion. Think In terms of the things you can do to bring more ha mony Into your Immediate surroundings. Take advantage — — wi automatically understand what others have In their minds. It important to provide a serene atmosphere for this highly set sltive youngster, whose gifts could be used successfully in suc fields as psychology, the ministry, or wherever supersensor perception is a must. Give right diet to build up the body. "The Stars impel, they do not compel." What you make your life is largely up to YOU! . During ation VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Sit down with persons who a wise in both money and property matters and gain their advi I — - - St NEW YORK (AP) — The When they're rising at 12.1 flation continues at the same culaters to produce some night. in 1984, if the present rate of icy would, by 1984, provide just GENERAl, TENDENCIES. Cooperate to benefit from urge pocket electronic calculator re- per rs have to be cent, as they did from 5p. rate. Ifl11Sh statistics. inflation continues. 13,191 In terms of 1974 dollars. Fine (Orall , enjoy. min3 a hot Item for retailers tember 1973 through September fl first phrase of that pee- s,000 policy would provide This is one of the little ex. t. despite declining consumer en. 1974, you really can't determine Using that key number ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Contact associates and reach a — ceding paragraph is, of course, 17,978 of protection. ercises that the savings and which means it will take 13.13 almost meanlingness. Not only true understanding. One who has been unfriendly is ready for Bad enough? It can be worse, thuslasm, probably because it quickly that a $12,O income loan of- byyou l4 to buy what a dollar gets will you have to pay a conciliation. Make advances makes it possible to determine would have to grow to $37,604 by ferpeopIeonie calculators of aswhom premiumstoday t say league officials. Some con. , where you are in relation to in. i Or, TAURUS Apr. 20 to May 20) Talk over with fellow worker flation, to put it another unless the tax laws are changed sumer items rise faster than in order to buy as much, believe will shock Americans way, that the 1 how to have true accord in the future. Make sure your wardrobe is dollar will be you'll be in a higher, more others. At present rates of in. into doing their bit to slow the worth less than 32 Think about it: When prices cents in finest order. But with a calculator you Just rise in prices, crease it observes these prices are rising all or 1.5 per cent, comparison with the 1974 dollar expensive tax bracket, punch out the magic number 10 years from now: GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Meet socially with partners and they did in the late 1950s and 3.1337, Mtltiplying any sum by —By 1984, anyone looking forPreparing for their annual — they find: —A $20 bag of groceries — ure. n Y early 1960s, a simple pencil or that number will tell you how meeting, to be held next week in hobbies good for your health and mind, ward to a retirement pension of $80.91. —Even if you paid no in corne $1,000 a month would need a MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Please those who an abacus can tell you what much money you'd have to have San Francisco, memb —A $2.50 plate lunch — $8,79. ers of the tax, to nuitch the buying power monthly income of 13,818 to buy (And don't forget th dwell with you and you can have a delightful time at abode, Get a your dollar will be worth io in 1994 to match that sum,s U.S. League of Savings As. of a $7,500 annul income today e tip,) years hence, buying power in 1974, if in. sociations have used their cal- you would have to earn $23,503 the equivalent in 1974 dollars. unified endeavor working properly, —A 15-cent newspper — 62 , LEO I July 22 to Aug. 21) invigorate your mind with -, 810.000 life IftSIirn L spiritt studies. Later, join persons at hobbies you most like. Beware o hypocrite, " - . Cakulator Sales Up With y, November 10, 1974 Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974-7 CLEARANCE SALE -- -- -Best P0 rices in Central Florida I — — — — , * 1974 CB 360 a G * 1974 CB 3504 * 1974 CB 4 0 K=7 &, — w - - — — 1079 1259 •1 - 2I0 -- (PRICES PLUS TAX, TAG & TITLE ONLY) '(;,,I 7i1j,,5 Hqi;tt.s ( )It .1 HigiIa JrI)JnA f ORANGE 1 1fl ° COUNTY 6436 EAST COLONIAL OR a ORLANDO, FLORIDA 32801 ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING • FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS :j.I& 4Ii Right. . . even if you're young and feel f'no! Like more than 10 million other Americans young and old, you could have high blood pressure and not know it Untreated, it can load to stroke, heart and kidney failure. Only your doctor can defect and control high blood pressuie. And only he can tell it you have nothing to worry about. Ask your Heart Associalion GIVE HEART FUND '1.1 ,'-- "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's: Open 10 O.M. 'tIl 9 p.m. Mon. thru Sot. Open Sunday 12:30 111 5:30 p.m. �- BA— Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL ' - . - - ., .. . . . - - -. - . -: -- - . -- .. _.. - . ~ --_. . - - . ; 11 ~I . I -----. - .., ___ - ii~ .= 0 Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 - __ . ". Warriors Wanted: Z ,- "I No Scruples Needed (NEA) BOULDER, Cob. A Middle Eastern government recruiting mercenaries in Colorado? That's what a recent ad seemed to say in the Shotgun News, a Hastings. Neb., gun traders' publication that circulates nationwide. But a closer look revealed that Phoenix Associates of Ar. vada, which placed the ad, was iering only a $5 "information packet" by mail to prospective freelance soldiers who might want work in sunny Oman. And further checking disclosed that Phoenix Associates was just another name For soldier of fortune Capt. Robert K. Brown of Boulder. Back in the state between wars. Brown, 41, said he placed the adas "a method of picking up some bread to defray the expenses of my visit with American mercenaries in Rhodesia last spring." The information packet Brown Is peddling cojitains all you need to know about applying for service (which is illegal, - - offer an opportunity to go to war when the U.S. government is not officially involved in one." One man who wrote for Brown's packet and who didn't mind his name being made public was Anthony H. Santoro, president of Briarcliff College in Briarcliff Manor, by the way) in the army of the sultan of Oman, Qaboos bin Said. The pay doesn't seem all that bad. A captain gets $1,000 a month, tax free, plus liberal leave and ration allowances and all the amenities of military life. In Oman, a Kansas-sized country on the Arabian Peninsula, the amenities include heat to 130 degrees, as much as four inches of rainfall in a good year, three miles of paved road between the two major cities population 21,0001 (combined and a chance to Fight Communists. Oman's department of d'fcn.se, iiiihit,h is run by Bri tish-trained officers, says in a recruiting summary that the Sultan's Armed Forces (SAF have been Fighting the Communist-backed Popular Front for the Liberation of Oman and the Arabian Gulf for the last nine years. Some would-be adventurers who wrote for Brown's inlornation packet were skeptical of serving in Oman. "Actually," a man in Middle Village, N.Y., wrote, "in view of the hostile environment and arid climate, coupled with the fact that there aren't any women or bars, gambling casinos or any other place to go, a salary of $1,000 per month is pretty poor pay. "Do you have any other employment opportunities available something a little more lucrative, possibly in the Dark Continent or Malaysia?" Most of Brown's customers, though, seem ready and willing to sacrifice comfort for cxcitement. Brown said many are former or present military men, and "Once you've been exposed to adventure, it's very difficult to fit back into humdrum civilian life. And it does vice I Vv.9j ~ A! ,k_ 1 - - I- -10 'I ..' those In the Crusades," Santoro said. "I would think that the people who go now are people who don't find jobs In society that interest them. They may have been doing military jobs for five years and simply don't want to unwind from it." Why does a country like Oman want mercenaries in the first place? Santoro believes it's because they're basically apolitical — mercenaries work for whoever pays the best and don't take ideological sides in a country's internal politics. Brown thinks a foreign officer corps is particularly desirable "because it precludes natives from rising through the rari and establishing a power base which might threaten the sultan," (Qaboos bin Said knows all about that kind of thing. With the help of the armed Forces and other members of the royal faintly, he seized power in a 1970 coup against his father, Said bin Taimur.). Brown needs his periodic shot of excitement himself. The holder of a master's degree in political science from the University of Colorado, he has been involved in "peripheral revolutionary activities," as he calls them, since 1958, when he formed a pro-Castro group on campus. Capt. Brown: Mercenary resurgence just around the corner N.Y. He agreed with Brown on what motivates men to become mercenaries. "This Is my area of history, and historically the kings of Europe got rid of people who were out of work and of the unruly elements in society by Forming mercenary units, llL. Two years later, aftcr a brief flirtation with the 26th of July Movement in Havana, he'd had enough. "When it became apparent that Castro was turning to the left, I began assisting Cuban counter-revolutionaries by establishing training camps In Florida," Brown said. 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No delays, ATLANTA (2-6) at LOS AN- Cincinnati running back Boobie still will have the longest ter Marcol's field goal kicking Nev.' Haven, Conn.: Is there just business. So, how about At. GEL.ES (6-2): The Falcons Clark tilts the scale to tory streak in the AFC should help John Hadi register room in Manhattan for two swilanta over Los Angeles? And have never won in Los Angeles, Steelers 20, Bengals 16. Raiders 30, Lions 19. first victory for Green Bay ngers like the Jets' Joe Namath Houston over Buffalo! but they have a chance to reWASHINGTON (5.3) at and the Giants' Craig MorPackers 17, Bears 14. MIAMI ( 6-2) at NEW OR. but deem themselves and provide PHILADELPHIA (4-4): The LEANS Far (etched? Mybe ton?... Giants 24, Jets 19. -: New Orleans will DENVER (3-4-1) at BALTIover the years, a change of Marion Campbell, Norm Van going is too MINNESOTA (6-2) at ST. sticky in the NFC still be no worse off than a sec. MORE (1-7): It's simply a case LOUIS (7-I): Quarterbacks Jim coaches in midseason often sets Brocklin's successor, with his East for the Eagles to catch onIplace tie in the NFC W t of the Broncos having more Hart and Fran the sta ge for an upset. This first victory. So, in the Upset Washington looking ahead to 'ifter the scoreboard says es Tarkenton wi ll horsepower Broncos 35, Colts provide the fireworks for Redskins could mean an Atlan ta victory. Special Falcons 21, Rams 20, Dallas. So Dolphins 26, Saints 14. 10. But what about one for lionsHOUSTON (3-5) at BUF- -Eagles 17. Monday night viewers in a SAN FRANCISCO (2-6) at ton? FALO (7.-I): There's no reason SAN DIEGO (2-6) at KANSAS gamethatcouldbeapreviewof CLEVELAND (2-6) at NEW While you mull over this for ii to expect that the Oilers, on DALLAS (4-4): And the Cow- ENGLAND (6-2): The Patriots CITY (3-5) With the he lp of the opening ilLatch in the NFC boys first two-game victory won't start thinking about rookie running back Don divisional playoffs in seveni41 moment, let's report that last their tiave scored more points than week's effort by the Pro Pigskin streak since 1971, will make it Washington until Sunday night any other NFL (earn Woods, San Diego quarterback weeks Vikings 28, Cardinals far. Picker was 13-0, a perfect slate, three. So let's not have an upset .. Cowboys 24, 49ers 15. Dan Fonts should tend his team 26. Cleveland has yielded more - WITH COUPOP / , / &~,_, V____ -I41, ,~'. --,I_.'.- I -. 41 ... fly BEN THOMAS AP Sports Writer ... 1 6 OZ s et'o? U " 0 It I a e Cause Wi Fa cons 39 I __1 w'l 111~1_ 1 - ,eCOR,P Y'4CAFO 7R A 14144. 5i,141 5 ow OWLY 14 hWO The picture tells lite storv. as Senihiole's Toniniy ,rhompson. 40. celebrates two point conversion. Nfickey 11 ringle, m, and a downcast Al L.ithner. 6, look on -U— of , _ I is 0 - j. I 1. r _--' - £c- .'- 108 FILM •.W - ' - - ii " #/POLAROID ' ' i-_. - ' V :.8& aj COLOR PACK' / &u. - - . -.. 001(1 ' 0 -- - FORMULA 409 By The Associated Press Jacksonville P,i,!cci )] Jack South sonvile Jackson 13 M ami Beach 17, Jacksonville Lee 22. Jackson ?t lami 7 ?,'arnl Carol City 20, Miami yule Stanton 6 Jackwnviile Vjhitc. II, Lakes 15 sonville Reboid? 17 Miami Northwestern Fort Lauderdale 3.4 Coconi.t land 7 Miami Columbus 33, South Creek fl Chaminade 22, Cooper City Deerfield Beach tO. Piper 0 Key West 31 Miami Pace 0 For.t Delrav Atlantic 1$, Miami Palmer 35, Mueller 0 Hi ll Miami Florida Christian 6. Tw in Lakes 36, Cardinal Gb Christian 0 l4011ywo bons 6 Miami Mary Immaculate 47, Pompano Beach 17, Northeast co o - - '"' - is - - -4_. %."---.. - Despite Monday be ing a legal patrolman, the reinsta tement i:. aJ .- - FOAM CUPS .. / J f/ -. - - ' 1OZ 50 CT HOT & COLD - Industrial Annexation . -.- I -. __ __~ - holiday in Lake Mary, the city of Gwynne Turner 55 part time council will meet as usual, at officer, and general rules of conduct for the department. 7:30 p.m. in City Hall. Frank Durrance, who has Due to the receipt of State resided at 407 Boxwood Circle, Attorney General Robert Winter Springs, for nearly two inion regarding the op Shevin's years, Is a candidate for the annexation law effective Oct. 1, Group 2 seat on City Council in the zoning request of Don the Dec. 3 municipal election, Rathel will be discussed. Rathel Durrance, 32, is a certified three other property d an public accountant with offices owners have asked the city -J In Orlando and active in the council to annex and rezone to U.S. Naval Reserve with rank light lfl(tUSt*'l&l a 305-acre plot of lieutenant commander. A west of 1-4 near Banana Lake. fifth generation Floridian, he A lengthy agenda inc ludes the graduated from high school in lakeside zoning ordinance Orlando and from University of banning all but single fauJy Florida, Gainesville. He is a : residences from property former resident of Casselberry. bordering any lake within city In his statement, Durrance C- ;, "I limits. And the appointment of 'f w'!i've nir the BtirkI of Adjustment and U-1 achic-ve a lugher ie e1 of appeals. fiscal responsibility so that the ri" I A[s in the zoning vein, real needs of its citizens can be FROM DURRANCE resolutions to prepare mobile met We find o*wselves now in borne and subdivision or. the pIUon that the city cannot afford to provide even the field of accounting and dirtanees will be discussed, as necessa)r services such as road busineea would allow me to will a zoning change c the sign maintenance and animal effectively contribute toward property adjacent to the Scott control due to lack of funds. I those goals. Also I believe I Electronics plant from single think it important to find out could come to the council family residential to light inwhere our funds have been without any preconceived dustrial. The request is being expended and then re-evaluate prejudices against other made by Bradley and Young, our goals so those services members of the council and Associates. The Lake Mary police which city government should work in cooperation with all umer-cowicil dertment will receive atbe them. In the past, provide for its citizens can performed efficiently within the rivalries have existed that were tention Monday evening with not in the best interest of the the conversation centering on limits of our budget. the appointment of a full-time "I believe my experience In city," he concluded, -: ' REG 11111111111111111111111 LOZENGES \. t - --. ______________ j,. - - Council Candidate ____________ . HOSE.. - Durrance, CPA, __ ________________ High School Results _ __ 6 __ ' .. Lake Mary To Discuss ___ _ 1 __ -. - "' - - _ ___ __ a t is . _ 9 PANTY , ILISTERINE ii'4 _ _______________ Portable. Convenient carrying handle. 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But in ,man's next two opponents, the first series of downs. Still unable to hit the the opening of the third quarter, and raced 65 yards down the Having been plagued by Iiurktrt's case, he had nobody [.) LONGWOOD — Fans of the LY'llall High School football But a stingy Seminole defense scoreboard at the halfway point fumbles and bad center snaps, sidelines for the clinching else to play the vital quarter- Oak Ridge and Winter Park. team had good reason to injuries to speciality people like held as it threw Lyman for of the second period, Lyman were frequent; Seminole touchdown for Lyman. back position, so he gave the Before learning the outcome wonder what had happened to running backs Art Oliver and three consecutive loses to halt unleashed its sophomore fumbled twice, and punter untested sophomore his chan "That was definitely the ce of the Oak Ridge-Winter Park their team as the Greyhounds Bob Hiazzi, who are out for the drive on the 30. a turning quarterback. With two minutes Mark Whighani misha nd led po int in the game and the Jones game. game (Oak Ridge won) the the went into Friday's night gam,ie season, Copeland reverted to Before the assured our win," concluded rain began to fall, remaining in the first half, center snap on fourth down. Although Lyman was blanked Lyman coach Felt his chances (he Seminole running '41 with Seminole high School with the shake-well method to field a With that error by Seminole, Copeland. attack Burkhart completed three a record of having been held team. Switching quarterback by Evans last week, Copeland were better against Oak Ridge, looked excellent, with Tommy consecutive passes to Porter Lyman took over on the SEMINOLE LYMAN scoreless in back-to-back losses At Ltitimer to running back, said Burkhart played well and if they had lost to Winter Thompson and Herb Branch and Al Cleveland to move the Seminole 45. It took the Grey- F irSt downs 16 and split end John Porter to blamed the defeat on mistakes. to Jones anti Evans high "I really like Paul Ada ms* doing most of the damage. ball to the Seminole 31. Yards rushing 121 hounds and Burkhart only three IS2 fullback obviously helped the 10 schools. Copeland felt his teamnplayed (Oak Ridge coach). They really Thompson went 60 yards on Passes tIemp?ed With his continued passing plays to score the go ahead P1eSCOmpIeIC 13 But a solidly built sophomore running game, but his switch of tis best game of the season want to go undefeated and If two carries in the first quarter success, Burkhart then decided touchdown. The sophomore 2 17 Yards passing lO name of punter Burkhart to quarter ba ck against Seminole as Burkhart they lose tonight, they'll be to put the ball at the Lyman 35. to go long and completed a 31 completed passes quarterback by the Net Yards 26-4 to Porter, 15' Bob Burkhart, and a patient may have been the best of all. completed lOof 20 passes for 160 down against U.S." Pun't ) From there, fullback William yard pass to Al Latimer, who Barry Carter and finally to touchdowns. and two head coach, Dick Copeland, put In the Lyman locker room yards Although Lyman won the McDaniels went from 11 and got behind the Seminole safety Cleveland for the score. SEMINOLE • 0 0 0- 8 an end to that nonsense by after the win, Copeland talked "Were really going t.i enjoy gaint' (Lie to its passing game, five yards on two carries, the for Lyman's first score. 0 ! 7 7 22 The Greyhounds made one IYP.'AP4 leading the Greyhoumids to a 22he needed more punch in this win, " said Copeland, the outset saw the Greyhounds lat te r resulting in Seminole's The Burkhnrt to Latimer two more offensive drive, but it FIRST (S) McDaniel S yd Run ended on the Seminole 30 as a SECOND. Cli 31 yd Pass ('Cm S Tom Lent field goal attempt flurkhardt to Latimer THIRD (Li S yd Pats from L failed. ____________________________ ______________________________________________________ Burkhardt to Cleveland I With the outcome still in FOURTH (Li L'Oimr'r 65 yd In £ ef doubt Latimer, who also teptuon I ELECTRIC BLANK ETS — MTN land. It doesn't bring In any new the H. Roby realtor and appraisers Charles Sizer, at 30, Land tax revenue. All it does is youngest man running for a of Winter Park, has been a to provide a broad base for a city resident of the city for two council seat in the Dec. 3 land tax, when one Is finally years. He was born in Sanford election in Casselberry. set." Dissatisfied with what he sees and graduated from a Virginia The city has no real estate tax as "bickering and behind the prep school before receiving a now, but "when some of the . scenes politics going on In the B.S. degree in Economics from annexed land Is developed, council" he promises to keep the University of Florida. He we'll have to find some way to everything "out in the open" if andhlswlfeMarla,ateacherat serve those areas with city he is elected In a Dec. 3 city South Seminole Middle School, - live at 1005 Lancelot Way In the election, j a vice president of the Sizer is running for one of Camelot subdivision In Casselthree seats which are up on the berry. Winter Park Jaycees, and an According to the candidate electoral block this year. active member in the District Councilmen Charles Glascock the most singular problem to be Eight Jaycees, Sizer has been and John Leighty will again corrected in city leadership is involved in Implementing cornseek re-election to their posts, the separation of admlnlstramunhty projects and has but council chairman Tom Em- tive and legislative powers. Or, . become familiar with governi " tree will not run for his ex- as Sizer puts It, "Keeping the ment processes. piring seat. Embree, a service- political animals Out One of the projects Is CHARLES SIZER man, Is being transferred from ministration." flowidatlon an Issue that will But perhaps the most explo. been annexing property does no come up on the December the area In January. Political newcomer Sal Orlando also sive problem to be dealt with IS one any good. It makes It hard ballot as a straw vote to serve seeks a council seat. the question of "helter skelter on the police and fire depart- as a gauge of public support for Sizer, an associate with Laren growth." "The way the city has ments to cover this additional the council. . ' I ag~// \ Sizer Aims For Casselberry Council j - '. " I is LOYLL I KU31 CLIEIIJ a... ' - - -. r"// j - I-. 1h*3.,..1, 6 �- -. ----- 2B—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. -.-. - . ROL Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974-3B Pats ' Take Advantage 01 Rockledge Errors _ IN BRIEF Racing Season Soon --Amy By CHUCKSIcULUNG abled him to gain 113 yards yards and a 28 yard touchdown, middle of (lie Raiders line. This Herald Correspondent (1IERUV 1111.1.. N.J. i AP) - Garden State Park will feature seven Makes races worth a total of $175,000 at its inter thoroughbred meeting Nov. 25 through Dcc. 25. ni' opening day feature will be the Lenape Handicap, a I & 1.16th mile test for 3-year-old fillies. First post time for the 31 day session is 12:30 p.m.. EST, ith the exception of Thanksgiving Day, when it will be ,ittvarwed to 11 a.m., EST. nie mMingis being held on behalf of the New Jersey p'rts and f:xpsition Authrit . hth is building it new !r.it-k in N.rthein New Jt'rsev rushing and reach the goal line The touchdown came on the took the score to a 36-14 lead for twice. The Patriot back scored Raiders first possession, after a the Pats. HOCKLEDGE The Lake Brantley's first possession, Brantley touchdown, to keep Brantley, now 5-3 will be Brantley PatrioLs combined a ending a 76 yard drive with a 29 the Pats in a slim lead of 84. facing a tough Oviedo Lions solid running attack with yard dash im4to the Patriot end But as the rain poured in the team next week as the numerous mistakes by zone. [use's final score capped second quarter, so did Bill Rockledge Raider's host across Rockledge to win their fifth off . 44 yard drive with aS yard Duty's Pat's. The Brantley tcwn rival, Cocoa. game of the year, a 36-14 rout of run into six-point territory, late Bunch scored on three of its (Lw. Raiders, Friday at the into the second quarter.Four possessions in this quarter L ORAP4TLEY ROCKLEDGE losers Field Craig Davis had a hand in and held the Raider offensi v e to Il Ii F,rstDoArs Yards Pushing 1'7 Total yards of 180 in penalties handling the Raiders both of a total of 35 yards. But the 709 7SO told the story of the Rockledge lensively and defensively. The Raiders also scored as second ds Zs,g yar'' 36 defeat The yards penalized 200 lb senior fullback tallied on string signal caller, Carmen 266 Net Yards was just IS short of the Raider's three scoring drives, and as a Perez, scored on a 12 yard run Punts 33i Fumbles offensive total of 195 line ba cker accounted for seven late In the half.The Dut>men 37 665 aI es °' lb 1f) Lake , led by the unassLsted tackles plus man y took to the locker room holding t. a Hise 24 run (fluchanon run excellent running of senior others with a hand from his to a comfortable 28.14 lead. Pock Collins 2$ run (run fai led Davis 'I halfback, Tom Ilise, scored teammates Tht actionless but penalty Ici , four t mes in the first half to Ice Rockledge had the top runner prone third ar., fourth quarters, LB Davis 1 run tflucnanc the game late in the second for the night In Eugene Collins.saw Bran tley' Davis (lri%e the H ( kick WWI quarter. Iliso's total playim Collins, the apparent workhorse final nail into the coffin, s% hen koc Perez 12 to coIi time of the first two quarters for the Raiders, carried the ball he reached the end zone on a good) and (our plays into the last, still 26 times and For a total of 135 Five yard run through the t. 1 fli'. K r, . :., - . - •'. ' - -• - . - . - ' ' -.- ç Lagace Suspended o -' Ar r-" - '"' , -. - I 'ITISLIUIIGIIo AI' -- -, . ... .', • - Brantley .-' The Pittsburgh Penguins have . -- '.u.spcndecl defenseman Jean l.agace for leaving their Ih'rshev farm club without permissfri. The annoucement was made Friday by Penguins '-rwral manager .Tack Button. No term was put on the . . - " r -. - '4 . -. • -. . . .' ' -.S4dI - jg0 - •.• - . :' * ' . --- . I 4iga('e, who played four games with the National HockLeague Penguins this year, was sent to the American Ibcke League affiliate mith a sl'ulder injury last uionth. I egace plaed with Pittsburgh in 1968, but was drafted ht Minnesota and Buffalo. He was traded back to Pittt,urh in I91 -- ji't.,' iJJ4•U• •. '- --' : -44 . : . # ' i - "f . - Marts Will ams i ( 7" j run ) leads the way for Buchanan as Davis and Dan :ngiulli await the outcome razier And Foreman In Future P Handball Tour Results ST. PAUL. Minn. i All — lop seeded Fred Lewis of (leveland was upset by Stuffy Singer of Les Angeles, 21. 16. 22-14 Friday night in the first round of a $50,000 Ion.tl I lanciball tour. In other first mmmd competition: Gordv Pfeifer. Tacoma, Wash., defeated Steve August, Los Angeles, 6-21, 21-12, 21.6. Dennis Ilciflander, Chicago, defeated Dave ('araybill, Phoenix, Ariz.. 21.16. 21.8. liu Russo. New York, defeated Terry Muck, St. Paul, :1-14, 21.19. Borg Beats Orontes STtXKHOLM, Sweden - Top-seeded Bjorn Borg of Su eden crushed seventhseeded Manuel Orantes of Spain, f -I. 6-1, to advance to the semifinals of the $10000 Stockholm ('en Tennis Tournament along with Arthur AShP, Guillermo Villas and Tom Okker, seeded two, threcand (our, respectively. 76er's Trade Twin PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia 76ers traded forward Tom Van Arsdate to the Atlanta Hawks for center. forward Clyde Lee and a third round draft pick next year in a National Basketball Association trade. Player Takes Pro-Am LA MANGA, Spain - Gary Player of South Africa won the La Manga Pro-Am Open golf tournament with a four. round ;otal of 244, one stroke ahead of Britain's Olive (lark. Heldman In Finals EDINBURGH, Scotland - Julie Heldman of the United States defeated Columbia's Isabella Fernandez, 64, 6-2, sifli nwved into the finals of the Dewar Cup Tennis 1 urnanant. II Morris Reinstated MIAMI — Miami Dolphins Coach Don Shula lifted the suspension against running back Mercury Morris and ..-id Morris would travel with the team and be ready to play in Sunday again.t New Orleans. Oviedo coaches Montgomery and Klein express wisdom to Ted homer, fi.i Oviedo Gives Astronaut r r 4 LOS ANGELES tAP - In Milwaukee, Lucius Allen took the word without emobon. In Los Angeles, Jim Price was as shocked as his Laker teamimiates. Price led the Lakers with 4.6 j: i:nts mn a its: effort to the New York Knicks Friday night. Then he walked oft the court to be told he had been traded to Milwaukee for Allen in a prising trade in the early days ii ,dl sucialmon season, It was a straight player deal for the two guards--Allen, a 4xth-year pro from UCLA iveraging 17 points a game this year, for ke,in Ills thirdseason, o has averagedbeUer than points a game this sea- c c Ri i By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent During that period their quartrback, Lee Ward was intercepted three times and OV1EDO - Titusville's their kicker. Greg Thompson, highly ranked Astronauts got fumbled a snap from center as the scare of their lives Friday he attempted to punt and center night at John Courier Field but Alan Watts tossed the ball five remained undefeated as they feet over Thompson's head on escaped with a 15-8 dedsion another punt attempt. over the Oviedo I.10fl3 On each and every turnover The nome team's delense the Lion's defenserosetothe deserved a better fate as time occasion and stopped the and again they were able to nnw,q-fiil War Fni't.c -. hold off the War Eagles despite -Opening the second half, being put into precarious Oviedo came out roaring and positions by their inconsistent recovered a fumble at the midoffense. field stripe, The visitors got on the board The rain that had started First. After Oviedo's Dan Myers fumbled the opening kick-off, during the first period did not the War Eagles sophomore dampen the Lion's fire as they signal caller Cris Collinsworth, took It right to the bigger War hit his split end, Gary Rollins, Eagles. deep in the left corner of the end Clennie Patterson rushed for zone. The touchdown pass four yards, then five, ithen covered Ii yards and after just piciced upi five more. Wayne 2:01 of play and only the fifth Stumph then caught the War I"J from' 'b'" h' "J ''b UI! I L IVI 31J1i iii Terry Simms split the up- picked up another first down on rights for the extra point and a 13 yard quick-opener. Patthe Astrounats took a 7-4) lead terson got a couple more on a they protected for the dive play and Stumph added rernaindero( the ftrsthalf. another five before Ward used The Lion's defense was play action to open up Lou magnificent during those 22 RaJehel and the 5-10 senior end minutes before half time, caught a slant in pass over the UI ti I Ui a! lii probably explained the motives of both teams when he said, "When you're not winning. you're always looking for help." Milwaukee Coach Larry CoskIlo said "Jim will give us tight de1sisie play iLhout up any offensive lirennwer" " ' , Sharman said Los Angeles needed a floor leader to replace '? r tin 1 Jrr %r 2 nd Al len is more experienced at leading the fast break. lies a good quarterback." taker General Manager Pete Newell said he feels "Lucius Will fit into more of what we need and Jim will fit into what Milwaukeeneeds. Allen, an Inch shorter and 20 Both teams have been 5trug- pounds lighter than the 6-foot-3 g li ng Milwaukee is 1-9 without Price, said, it's Just someinjured center Kareern Abdul- thing they thought was best for Jahbar and the 1mkers, after a the team. I don't have any 117.105 loss to Nev. York, held a cmoticnsabout it at this point, I 4.5 mark. haven't had a chance to feel it LaLers Coach Bill Sharman yet Tab Shirts to match Come on Home a Feels Motovation Michigan State. He had a guy hold a torch to light the way' for the team onto the field. But the lighter fluid spilled all over and when he lit the torch the locker room nearly burned down, "I treat my guys as grown men, and I appeal to their intelligence. The 'juice board' usually has information about the other team, and that silly picture I draw. We all know it's . but we like it.'' Wilbur Gobrecht, coach of Dickinson College In Carlisle, Pa., said that "we don't believe in the old Knute Rockne theory. They must do the work on the fit Id "Once I was the rantin' and ravin'Type, like some of the big boys in the major colleges. But one day after I was dressing the team down, calling 'em *chumps,' and stuff like that, one ofmyplayers said tome aside, 'Coach, that's not the proper way to do things.' And I saw be was right, that the team was depressed instead o' uplifted. So I changed." John Hushofsky of Austin Peay said, "We leave most of the motivating to the players." And this season he is on the way tonight with a ceremony marking the first donation to a boxing school named in his honor at il (1owntown YMCA branch. After joking about the Frazier-Foreman doubleheader, he admitted that he'd rather have it few "easy fights" before he faces either Foreman or Frazier again. Crowds of Louisville residents turned out to greet Ali, with many telling him, "You're the greatest" as he visited his old neighborhood and the high school he attended. Ali urged the students to study seriously and to follow thi: teachings of Elijah Muhammad. Ali told the crowds he felt the same way about them. "I've been received by presidents, by mayors, all over the world," he said. "But this is my greatest honor." The champion told Central High School students he didn't have to bring his lunch when he was attending the school. In. stead, Ali said, "I'd grab a fellow and say, 'Look, chump, tomorrow you're bringing me a hamburger." "I was one bad brother in those days," he said. On his future fights, All said he had been contacted by the governments of Iran. Pakistan, Indonesia and Mroccu about fighting there. The champion would not confirm a report that he plans to fight Henry Clark, a Californian who was a sparring partner for him as he prepared for the Foreman fight. Dedication of our now stadium 7:30 P.M. to winning more games than last, 'A few years ago the whole thing involved in coaching was how long a player's sideburns should he and whether we ought to permit him a mustache, "Now we know that all that Is ridiculous, and hair has n(thing to do with his performance or ours. I've learned that you can only breathe so much fire into a kid. A winner will almost always find it way to will. it loser will always find the best way to screw up. "I tell a player that if he gives 100 per cent, then he'll never have any trouble looking at tmim-,tIf in 9t. mirror. As for getting ready for a game. I let -- thJ A Community Don't From ,etu? raid. - - - - ' SEMINOLE"', I want to help. Hero's - (TOPPER THAT IS) ADDRESS A Full Line Now On Dis l TEL. _ ___.___ — AT U You Can Sanford Rec Vee 3234711 Sanford - Tire size Price F78-14 23.00 2.41 G78-14 24.00 2.50 560-15 17.00 1.78 G78-15 25.00 2.67 H78-15 26.00 2.74 + fed. tax - C) I The JCPenney Battery. The only battery your car ever needs. 1 Save 25% on brake overhauls. - a donation toward your New Stadium Fund. IS IN TOWN - NEW YORK played a tuba in his college Taylor's natal middle name Skinny and a Jumbo, a Gates (NEA) Zack Taylor's recent death band; they had also two black was "Wren," a small, yes, and a Gimpy, a Moose and a brought back memory of a stars, punter Horace Gilliam brown bird.) Buster, a Glass-Arm and a simpler age when the entire and fullback Marion Motley, at The Browns were likeable Three-Finger, a Downtown s,ports spectrum spa nned from a time when blacks were at a because they had interesting Brown and a Buc kshot Brown, V "'rowns to Browns, from St. minimum in pro football. The players like Bob Dillinger, who as well as a Snitz and a Pidge. Louis to Cleveland. Today, Cleveland Browns were truly true to his name was a fine In basketbal, Walter Brown there are so many teams in so the underdog's winner. base-stealer. and Ned Garver, owned the world's greatest many leagues in so many sports And the St. Louis Browns who produced one of the most teaiii, the Boston Celtics. And in that the names and colors wash were the underdog's loser. Herculean feats In sports histo- boxing, there was the knock. together into a mass of gray. The symbol of the baseball my, winning 20 games in 1950 for out artist Joe Louis, known as Taylor was manager of the teani was an elf, or brownie. a last-place team, the Brown Bomber, or the St. Louis Browns from 1948 Justifiably, the most rememThe team also hired a hyp- Brown Embalmer. through 1951, two years before bered thing about those Browns notist to help the hitters. He Finally, there is today the the team moved to Baltimore is that a midget once sprung up succeeded in putting most of nation's most illustrious hero L "nd gave the bird to the dusky at the plate for them. The team them to sleep. And once, near who may be, like Cleveland, the nickname, was going so miserably in the the end of another miserable wnningest Brown of all, or like The St. Louis Browns base- standings and at the turnstile season, Veeck had the fans St. Louis, the sorriest, and that ball team was as notorious a that owner Bill Veeck, the manage the team with signs Brown is Charlie. gang of losers as the Cleveland happy hustler, always looking from behind the Brown dugout. Browns football (Cain was a for ways to entertain fans, The Browns of football were celebrated coterie of winners, outdid himself by recruiting the coached by Paul, yes, Brown From 1948 through 1953, while three-foot-seven Eddie Gaedel and in the mid-'50s and into the the Browns of the American to pinch-hit. '60, they possessed perhaps the NEW YORK 1W) Of the 48 League finished sixth, seventh, A whole team of midgets finest runner in football history, films entered in the first in. eventh, eighth (last), seventh probably couldn't have helped Jim, yes, Brown. ternational Ski Film Festival , dod i.ighth, the Browns of pro the Browns win. They won only The St. Louis Browns em- here, judges chose a winner In football finished in their one pennant in the half-century played a total of live Browns, each of five categories. Thsn a division first, First, first, first, of their existence and that three of which, Bill. Curly and film titled "Skivision 74," profirst and first, was in a war year, 1944, when Elmer, played on the 1912 team, (laced by Willy Bogner Jr. of ) Both in their way were color- the caliber of baseball was at i ts which finished, needless to say, Munich, was given the grand Ful teams, and likable, perhaps lowest. seventh, prize. (By the way, for trivia fans, because brown, the staple of The name Brown in baseball The Five films all will be their uniform hue, is warm and Gaedel'snunjberwas"' 1 ." And, has been significant, and has shown at ski shows In San Friendly. (And flavorful when even more obscurely, Zack included it Deacon and a Doe, a Francisco Cow Palace. applied to ice cream and uddings.) Even the winning Browns of football had a cuddly t quality totally lacking in the I austere black-and-white pinstripes of the other awesome winner of that tong, gone age, the New York Yankees. " Someone onc' said that root' lug for the Yankees was like rooting for U.S. Steel. Not so 'tt) the football Browns. First, Uwy were from that least haughty of cities, Cleveland, with that least majestic of lakes, the foul Erie. And they had come out of the I maligned American Football [ Conference to join the National Football League. They were branded as inferior and not up P' the stuff of the more patri. An NFL teams. The Browns proceeded to wipe 'CIII all up. And they had the incomparalile pot-bellied kicker, Lou Grow, the wonderful quarterback Otto Graham who once $Av -- THE TOM-CAT 2311 W 15t St. Team Identity Being Lost - SEMINOLE VS, SEABREEZE H.S. SANDCRABS Service message (Herald Photos by Gordon Williamson) Best Ski Film Homecoming ceremonies at half time, 'em laugh or Frown or do anything they want. Each guy is different inside. "There Is one thing I do, though. Before a game I show them a picture and read the accompanying poem about a four-year- old who walksin braces. He'd give anything to have good legs like my players do. I tell them they have an opportunity to take advantage of their good fortune. I think it works.'' One coach who still believes in the rah-rah technique is Ilaywood Scissum of Tuskegee Institute. "We prepare our players mentally by allowing our uiaches and L-ilptiint. t give a pep talk, auto center sale Powerful blocking opened holes for hlrantley backs Buchanan (I-I) and Davis (36) in their :16-14 victory Help, Please Mall Your Contribution To Seminole H.S. Athletic Boosters, Club, c-o Seminole High Sanford, Florida 32771 with trade-in Revolutionary battery has no filler caps. Never add water. Corrosion is virtually eliminated. And ti the most powerful battery ever built for a passenger car. So powerful that JCPenney will guarantee it for as long as you own your car. Sizes 24, 24F, 74, 27, 27F, 22F Without trade-In, add $3. Reg. 66.88. Now 50,16 Premium drum brake overhaul. Slop Action" linIngs; we'll rebuild wheel cylinders, resurface drums, repack front bearings, refill hydraulic system and road test. Save 22.47. Reg. 89.88 Now 67.41 Premium disc brake overhaul. Most American cars _ and many foreign cars. -- a 0 U b I Is An ndividual Thina fly lilA BERKOW NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK — NEA) Before the fall winds began to blow the leaves off trees and footballs oil tees, some college coaches were asked how they plan to motivate their players in the upcoming bladder-filled season. Now, with the season better than hall-way over. I was curious as to how the theories norking. , Each week I paint a portrait of a starting center with a key phrase for the coming game and put it on the 'juice board," said Tubby Raymond, coach of I! Halfway through the season, Delaware was undefeated, "The players think it's kind of tunny," said Raymond. "I've teamed that motivation Is an Ind1UaII1dng. "We don't goin for stuff like the Rice coach who ma pee. game talk broke a leg off a table, smashed the blackboard wi th it, and then this was the signal for a series of liecrackers to go off in the shower roon. "Or the device by Biggie Munn when he was coach of a in denim & corduroy with leans U middle for 14 yards that moved again saved the home team's sAs men 8, boy Penalties 33 the ball to the War Eagles two "bacon." ASTRONAUT sizes 7 0 0 S- Is OVIEDO 00 SO- I yard line. But when Patterson failed to A- Montgomery pass from Patterson then took a pit- convert on a fourth and one coflin%gWorth I Sims25 kick) MAnUEL chout from Ward and broke from the War Eagle 25 with just 0— Patterson 2 run (Mecchanf from Ward) several tackles to go over over seven m JACOBSON minutes left, the pass AVr standing up for the six pointer. Astronauts were able to put on a CIi,;rth)run (Sims ps from 213 E. FIRST PH. 3224712 The Lion's then went ahead of sustained drive that took them the favored Astronauts when In for the winning score. S I m in s r e- n a e p dfilly Merchant caught n r ' Ifrom Ward for the two-point Collingsworth at quarterback conversion, and an 8-7 lead with and bum Goodwin went in at I min,,tn,•..&% lit h ,i...iU L'iiIha Tno.th.r thuc twn . ..• ••s• III eh UI seniors were responsible for Period. (viedo's defense twice gave - most of the yardage on the War the offense golden opportunities Eagles march. Alumni, Former Athletes, Goo win carried the ball on to pick up an Insurance touchdown but the War Eagles were seven of the nine running plays, Homecoming Queens, not about to give up as their good for 53 yards. The last of defense dug in and held off the those being a seven yard burst Cheerleaders, on third down with Just 2:34 left Lions, in the game. The Lion's recovered a Coaches, The big play in the drive was fumble late in the third period a Simms to Arnold Blankenship but four plays later Fans, Students, with pass that was Colllngsworth intercepted Lion defenders hanging on the Ward pass on his own 13 to kill gutty signal caller. -. Neighbors... that thrnt - - -- nartienlnr Lion -. I loss as the ttui-d for A Patterson fumble turned Oviedo In eight games. over the ball at the 2:38 mark SEMINOLE and still the Lion's defense was TITUSVILLE able to hold. Then Ward (urn- ASTRONAUTFirst Downs OViEDO7 bled on his own 3Oas the third 3761 Yards Rushing 34119 HIGH SCHOOL Yards Pining 101 period ended but an in. 13 Panes 79S - terception by Greg Thompson 95) Needs you 22 Fumbles Lost 33 from his safety position We 335 Punts 0 - en Jackett All 1 6S Q Levi on Nov. 15th Tubby Lakers Price For ucks LOUISVILLE, Ky. (API Basking in his hometown reception, world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali boasts that he wants to take on Joe Frazier and George Foreman one after the other. "I want both them dudes the same night," the champion told a reception, showing off the style that earned him the title "The Louisville Lip" when he boxed as Cassius Clay. All made a triumphant return Friday to Louisville, where he grew up, and is to be honored - Hasty Tudor Wins NEW YOIIK -- Hasty ludcr, $13.20, rallied in the stretch to beat Toy King by one-half length in Aqueduct's 0.000 Quick Touch Purse. Oviedo's Clennje Patterson 44, David Dees 31, and Marty Ward 42 appear lost — rund This Week "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10a.m. 1119 p.m. Sunday 12:30111 5: 30 p.m �4B---Sunday Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 BOB ORRELL Inlet Harbor Fishing Off Speckled perch have literally "gone wild" in Lake Jessup to word received from Ililey's Camp on the South shore of the lake. Strings 0112 to 50 have been coming in consistently all week long, even after the wind started to pick up Thursday. Willie Stanley, Louise Hecket, Inez Williams, and Eddie Terrell in two days of fishing, landed a total of 150 last weekend. A vis itor from Plymouth, Fla., Richard A. Frank, has taken several limits (50) this week and on a trip, Jim Adams and E. B. Rushing managed to pull in 12 spite of the winds' weather. according Thursday nice ones Person Excluded, That Means Women No Speckled Perch In Abundance; in EDITORS NOTE: A ol tion Is brewing In college ath- cation program or activity receiving federal financial assistance..." The law is Title IX of the 1972 Education Act, and it means that any high school or college receiving any federal funding for any reason rIsis losing that money if it does not provide equal athletic opportunity for women. To some, that means major universities will have to spend millions they don't have on women's athletics; to others, it means an end to big-time college athletics. For all, It will mean some new emphasis on women's athletics, and, very possibly, less money for men. letics. The women have joined up, and there's nothing the men can do about it. The government has stepped In with a law called Title IX, and to hear some tell it, the day of big-time college athletics Is either over or on the way out. Here is the first of a five-part series on the role of women, who are going from "bake sales to half the pie." 40 Nice Ones An Altamonte Springs party composed of Oscar Stephens and Narcissus Branch took 40 nice ones the same day. Other at the camp were, Glade Jordan and Tank Moore — 50, Campbell, his wife. Ann, and daughter. Ettie, about 50 I w t a tu rdav and a \V i Iter I ad duo, Joe SuIw null and Noley Jones had an equally good haul. Most of the specks drift-fishing but the troflers were getting their share also. Bass fishermen have not fared too well this week. Some scattered action was reported in the vicinity of the Osteen Bridge Watt Elsea landing a string of six on a We checked the Lemon Bluff area and found only a few stragglers chasing minnows and they were not interested in the plugs we offered them. Switching to "Beetle-Spin" lures, we tried to entice a few bream. Instead, five small bass were fooled and four redbreast large enough to keep. Plenty of redbreasts are hitting on the Wekiva River and one party out of Wekiva River Haven Camp found eleven bass, all small, the largest only about two pounds. Bridge fishermen around the Osteen Bridge are getting speckled perch and bream near the pilings in deep water. Reports from Inlet Harbor on the East Coast were practically non-existent as the winds and strong currents kept party boats in most of the week. Surf and piers however, has been fairly productive. Harry Titshaw, the writer and his son, fished the beach at the Old Coast Guard Station Monday. Seaweed was still pretty bad, but in between cleaning gobs of the weeds off the hook, Fifteen and three whiting were landed. Titshaw was top rod for the day so yours truly and son did the fish cleaning chores. (Glad we did not catch catches listed William landed were on live minnows while with recent trip. By FRED ROTHENBERG AP Sports Writer WASHINGTON (AP) When t comes to college athletics, women have always been good sports. The men had their training - Title IX already has meant new athletic scholarships and new money for women's sports t the culkte Icvel. When all tables; the women had their bake s al v s. The men traveled in jumbo Jets; the men drove the changes occur, the face of collegiate sports may be changed forever. What is abundantly clear in Title IX is that universities must provide teams, coaches, facilities and some scholarship aid to women who wish to participate in competitive sports. Whether the women have the same athletic skills as the men is irrelevant; equal oppostunity must be provided. It would seem that in corn. plying with Title IX colleges have three choices: (I) Pay for the increased women's programs by cutting funds in other areas of the university, (2) Pay Volkswagen buses. The men became campus heroes on Saturday; the women cheered them on. The history of collegiate sports reflects that men have been handed their programs, facilities and equipment on silver platters. The women polish- ed them. But those days appear just about over because of a law which says: "No person in the United States shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefit of, or be subjected to discrimination under any edu- for them by cutting spending for men's athletics, or (3) Find more money somewhere. Whatever happens, new money for women won't always be provided willingly. "The government has no business getting Into the athletic business," says Big Sky Athletic Commissioner John Roning, who claims Title IX "will be a serious threat to intercollegiate athletics through diversion of funds to women's programs." The same subject drew a slightly different reaction From Katherine Ley, president of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation. She said Title IX "does more for women than anything since women got the right tu titc." So why can't we switch on the tube this Saturday, settle back Into an easy chair and watch women knock each others' brains out? Well, besides the pervasive reason that these things take time, money and inclination, it's because Congress passes laws and the executive branch enforces them. One bit of testimony to the obstacles the women's sports movement faces is that Title IX has been on the books since 1772—unenforced—while woo men have remained on the sidelines—uninvolved. "I'm surprised we haven't MILWAUKEE BUCKS neen taken to court for footdragging," says one knowledgeable Insider at the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, the federal agency charged with writing the enforcement regulations for Title Ix. - , -1 I t . I2 . !_ Since almost every college receives federal money, and since few can do without those dollars, very few will have any choice but to comply with Title IX. A violation in any program on campus conceivably could mean a loss of all federal funds for the school Many colleges across the country aren 't waiting for the final regulations. Their budgets for women's sports already are soaring. . . . - ( ••'; . - . 'r -.•. - ., .-. .,.... : . I _____ - . . -••:-. .._.. a. -. _____ • . . W with Aff- ___ . _____ .. _____ ____ ___ I _________ ______ I - - '_____ I ... - '1 _____ total '. . THEY'RE GOOD AS GOLD Dr. Jerry .MRobinson (center) gold sponsor committee co-chairman Is more than happy to accept the donations of Cal Foster of Deltona I left) and Gerald Frierson of Frierson Inc., DeLand. These two donors and Jack Prouer of Sanford are original gold sponsors of the Deitona Open golf tou rnament. Th eir donations of The total proceeds of the Jan. event will be used o assist the Central Florida Zoological Society. -..-.. CHARGER ACCOUNT Mys enous a ra e What Ha ened To Sonny'? , 0 I b" y Alan Mover I f4__W)94ARE 7f'f49at' ByMURILiYOWERM%N Your best bet about the possible anyone deli be rately scraping a Dark. Th e assumption - or DEC1.44' ,% 1)Q5 ?F//PO/Ep," The HeraldServires availability of such pins is to tortuous canyon wall, in- report, if you will - that he 'd5 8EW 'c/L7P PY77tcontact either Red Patterson of creasing the risk to his life, wouldn't return was evidently R4CA'fR. 717434P A7 The tipoff: the Dodgers or Bob Fulton of when there was so much more based on a casual encounter h'é iY, 44,qpEP 2' 54/i Was it Just coin cidence that the Athletics they're the money to be made by a suc- between some New York P/E6O A4"P ZiC't5'V f.a'Th'T Charles 0. Finley and Franklin public relations directors. For cessful jump. Failure hasn't reporters and Alvin's son, C.4&c'7 Z98 fl4ZZ /n' Z 'FaE#EI', Mieuli (owner of the Warriors) writers, those pins are slowed Evel Knievel's wild life Rusty, during the Series. The j'iI -'P - - t~ iif - / 8ieY CWAR$SER 6VER ' fl. 56. • VV(/(J&.' ' 67j YARP Is X#~,/( - t- - AV ~ - _=' ... c' /,46OOd • . \---_ '_ _ - --- - r I . - 41 I • . • = • . • - -- .1 I -• • • •, . .-. k-ElAw : . , .- -• • ______ _____ ..--- _____ -i--' - ____________ IL -- - - 0 _________ --- - AI -_ - •--------- - --- - iii _'ji) J -•.'1 •• •_ - - - -- - •' ~ ~— ~ ~ ~1~1 y Dou I Sleuth b Virginia still has the grateful - ____ ., _ - . . _____ - % • _____ . _____ .. - k. . • ' \• • .. IL ft - , ' . - A— _ -.i ' - - . • • .• . 4 ' - -- — - -, _.-- - . - .- . Lent variation in cost of living I '_ '1 but he also with his book, Successful within the state itself, with _ \ , stresses the many pitfalls. Retirement In Florida. . --Dade County the most cxA glance at the table of In his Bayineadows Road _ pensive and the more rural home about to miles north of contents in Successful areas less costly. Sanford, with late afternoon Retirement' Is a good guide to : Scott is not guiding people to sunshine slanting into his book- its major t he mes: Retirement any one area. No two people are 6 crowded study, Scott explains in the Sun; The Good Life. . . "- the same, Scott points out, so • his book is essentially a nuts- .and Paying the Tab; and, they won't chose the same and-bolts guide for retirees — a When You Need Help: Sources JL location or lifestyle. The atsurvival guide to those 1.5 of Information. . traction of the coast cannot be arroll cott tes on ret i rement n sunny Florida denied — nor can the higher million persons already retired , Scott attempts to answer the and living in Florida and the basic question every retiree prices the newcomer is likely to thousands more who head south should ask before deciding to It's obvious why the notion men and two years longer for find there. every week to settle in the sun, move to Florida: Is Florida exists that Florida is the women. Retirement I Florida be Energetic and sun tanned, his right for me? He then advises Promised Land, the ultimate But even the plus" have -. _.- , '• ____ • . C a the realization of a lifelong face wrinkled with thought and where in the state to settle, Utopia every retiree seeks. way of cancelling the Umse mselves dream to many, but for Smiles under a youthful sweep what it will cost, and so on. Plain and simple, it's a out on the unwary. We may marginal cases — ho of dark hair, Scott admits his Retirement to Florida is no beautiful place to live, require less heavy, expensive own retirement is still a few longer restricted to the well-to- The climate lacks extremes winter clothing, but what we do aren t really te 1 tja"Is ht for them it would years off. But he does write do, Scott reminds his reader. It of temperature and at- have, we launder more often ri Probably bewiser if lie looks like a tax collec- and lobby Ing in Tallahassee for and Umtre close at hand; or this out: Floridians; havc- a life Florida so out-oi-gatm can - - - property and persons with uncanny skill of a trained where, but she does remember howu pseUhewon-1anwasabout - . Ar . ._. - -_ w i ." . 'ç • At Harvest Moon Dance . ~ _. - , - • - By CECELIA FARMER Herald Correspondent n" appropriate costumes with The local club is sponsored by pop ular caller, Bob Rust, at the the Sanford Recreation Depart. mike. inent. They dance each Wed• , The Civic Center was nesday from 8 to 11 p.m. at the The Sanford Starlight elaborately decorated with all Civic Center. All square danPromenaders Square Dance t he usual Hallowe'en trapping, cers are eligible to at tend and Club 1d their annual Har- under the direction of club vice dance for a nominal fee per vest Moon Hallowe en Dance president, jOiui and Ramona couple and non dancers are at the Civic Center. All Cen tr al Simmons and their committee. welcome free of charge. Florida area square dan ce rs Polly Moxley, club treasurer, A beginners class of three were invited and 175 club and her committee provided re-Squares (12 couples) now in members and guests attended. frestiments of asserted dough- progress is scheduled to • • - •• • r • • - - • ' ,, '.- - .• - •. .. - - • • • • - ' .- . • 'I -le ,, Well, that one was fairly person who comes to Sanford to daughter at Seminole Junior easy, Virginia started at the visit relatives, but arrives to College and second son at Interstate and worked her way Find tie's left their address Seminole High School, revels in in toward Sanford and as luck behind. If he looks like a nice the constant activity and would have it, there it was at brother or cousin visiting variety of her job: And there's no doubt the detective part is a S Do d '' And in additi on to her Like the time she found the motel her child's mink-collared duties Virginia, with her warm '°" ad dr ess book for the woman in smile 'a nd cheery greetings is Virginia contacted every Charlotte, N. C. All the inon hand to play hostess at formation Virgi nia had to go on, motel In Sanford wi thout luck. Chamber meetings dispen'.' was that the visitor had stopped Just on the off chance, she information about the Sanford to gas up at one of the first extended her search down US area to tour ists handle Beti service stations she came to In 1792, and sure enough, fond Business Bureau ca lls, ai"l Sanford, where she had the snow suit In a motel at Five ,,,, even lower , down uOWn the ,i LI ,... k ii t. Points e f t iivr a ddress '" foonisiu liet ' Chamber's fla gpo le '1 Not exactly Sanford, Virginia behind. She couldn't even evening before re o home. 'in' e. remember w ha t bra nd of gas smiles, but close enough for a stran ger, I guess. But this dark haired, dark she'd bought. And then there is always the eyed mother of a married son, Promena ers ' helping them. leaving behind in a Sanford " - - :__ A distraught mother called Virginia. Bit it goes beyond from her desk in the Chamber from somewhere up north, that. You've got to like people, building, tracking down Virgini a can't recall exactly understand them, and like . ~ The dancers promenaded and nutsi and apple cider during the graduate next month. They will Do Mdoed attired in a variety of evening, Itoh Rust calls the time at Halloween Barn Dance then be eligible to join the club. ---- - Za t gets tobea challenge after a while; I can't rest till I've found whoever — or whatever it is I'm looking for, she explains There was the friend of an old T'j man in Illinois she lociited, and eventhoughtherewasnoletter i' "tI ell of tluanks to salute this success, i Virginia neverthel ess felt all ' the dead ends and all running ii l around wrrv wor th it. ____ Golf Resu l ts - " - Scott plans to update 'Sucread, Lost and Found, smiles letter of thanks from her tor.. . .that's another story. among other things, the extra would he prefer a smaller rural expectancy among the highest know exactly what to expect cc s s f u I Retirement' Virginia Longwell, executive forgetful friend in North homestead exemption and for community with the barest in the nation l' years longer before they move here, periodically to keep the inassistant at the Greater San- Carolina. Not my department, she better representation for the essentials in services', than the national average for One of the biggest misconformation current. Then there was the case of the grins. ford Chamber of Commerce. , snow suit with the mink collar The basic qualification for For there's no doubt, she runs which wasn't as easy to crack, her job Is secretarial, says a kind of mini detective agency . .. • from personal experience with offers a wide range of lifestyles mospheric pressure, and we and consequently replace more where the they esta blished, retirees and retirement and the retiree should know enjoy clean air and plentiful often. and a friends for the past several which is best suited to his way winter sunshine. Oh yes, sighs Scott, t he pit- lifestylee ami ' nd family arecoseldy 1 ca ll years he has been deeply in. of life. Does he want to live in a Psychologically as well as falls are legion. In 'Successful a family, Virginia can usually volved with Senior Citizen highrise metropolitan area with physically. Florida is a wh on en needed , S cott Conbetter Retirement' he attempts to track down his destination. But groups at both the local level culture facilities such as library C u es. place to live, and statistics bear show what is different about The sign above the front one of the first stations she doors reads, Chamber of contacted, Commerce. Perhaps it should ' - - lilil l l l l l i l il ~ ~ ~ l il il il i1l 1 ~ I " —_ ----_-_- - Their Wish ' -- Virginia Longwell: Chamber's executive assistant, detective and flag raiser By KEN RAPPOPORT games yet to play, snapped up AP Sports Writer the Invitation from George The Mississippi State Bull. Crumbley, thePeachBowldi. dogsareflnallygettinga place rector. But Texas Tech was in theSun. more elusive. "It's a dream come true," Cnimbley announced that the said quarterback Rocky Felker Red Raiders had accepted an Thursday after learning that invitation if they beat TCU this his football teamad been In- weekend, but Texas Tech offi 1ted to play Ia the Sun Bowl. clalswouldnotpubliclyconfirv . 'When we heard about It, ev- that decision. eryone just went crazy," If Texas Tech fails to beat The bowl appearance will be TCU, Crumbley said that the the first in 11 years for the Peach Bowl has not ruled out Bulldogs, who have been South- North Carolina or possIbly easte rn Conference pussycats Pit tsburgh until this year. North Carolina State and Mississippi State, a high- Houston last met in a regular scoring team this season behind season game in I%7 when the a virulent Veer offense, will Wolfpack upset the third-rank. probably meet North Carolina ed Cougars 16-1. North CaroliI4 in the post-season game Dec. 28 State, 7-2, opened the 1974 seaat El Paso, Tex. son with six straight victories The college football bowl plc- and climbed to No. 8 in the nature was put Into sharper focus tion before losing to North with these other developments Carolina and Maryland. Thursday' Houston lost two of its first —Vanderbilt was selected to three gaines, then rallied to win i, play in the Peach Bowl on Dec. five In a row, 23 in Atlanta. The Commodres Florida and Nebraska have will probably face Texas Tech previously been selected to go -if the Red Raiders can beat to the Sugar Bowl, Penn StaV- f Texas ChrisUan this Saturday. will meet the winner of the ~ -North Carolina State an- Southwest Conference In the T nounced that it had accepted a Cotton and the Orange will Feabid to go to the Astro-Blue- tore a battle between Notre bonnet Bowl In Houston on Dec. Dame and Alabama. The win- ~ 23. The Wolfpack will play the ners of the Big Ten and Pacific- University of Houston Cougars. 8 Conferences will determine Vanderbilt, with a 5-2 record the entrants In the Rose Bowl on but with four regular season New Year 's Day. . ________ !III - r . 34L p 1 4 \. . .. 0~ . - -4 * - NoN ': 1 - -½r " ". ' The man in Illinois had received a Christmas card from an old friend, sa ying he was in the hospital in Sanford but would soon be released to recuperatema nursing home. I - •- -• • -- -. • ' -' 4. •. - ( _______ / - -JL--•• - - - - - - _________ - ."• - - ___________ ,.. . — . : ' home. There the clues dead- I • Seminole Memorial Hospital to te nursing , - J'I" 'I ' ' Virginia traced him from 4 - '- I'l :;,. ' -_ ' - - — ____- , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i i i l l l l l lil) Bowling News _ - - - elsewhere in the country — there exists a kind of fiction ,i,/' that everything here is cheaper. particularly heating costs Sure, heating isn't a Factor, but summer air conditioning (now a way of life for Floridians) . more than cancels out . saved on hea ting bills , ' Foods are es.sentiall) , • as elsewhere and iii buildi ng costs. And then there S are tax considerations. A retiree must be a resident of \' I 11 , I'lor1dafieyearsbeforeheis If eligible to receive double tax exemptions ($5,000 on homestead and an additiona l -,, $5,000 if over the age of 65 and •t have been a Florida resident for r' five consecutive sears in addition, :25 rr :- le --• - ________ . -_ his own Parents are retirees so One version of the Great he understands their problems \ui&'rican Dream is to work and dreams intimately. hard, save a bundle, and retire Scott's wife, Ann, is secretary one day to that eternall y sunny at the First Baptist Church, Utopia Flori da Longwood. His married Abeautifuldreani,tobe sure, daughter, Karen, lives in but too often it doesn't quite Missouri, and a son, Daniel, is tally with reality. Contrary to social studies teacher at the the popular im th that Florida is ne Tuskawilla Middle School a tax-free, toll (rue, I;inl if milk, For the past 20 years, 11 of and honey, taxes (and heavy which he has spent in the onesatthat)doexlst,andsodo Seminole County area, Scott inflated prices, housing shor has orkd .ts a freelance tages, poor public tran writer-editor, former sportation systems and many newspaper editor publisher other common ills which staff writer, and public plague our northern neighbors. relations director. In his book, Successful He continues now as a writer Retirement in Florida (due for and communications counsel, publication late this fall) local but expects his life to become writer Carroll Scott highligh ts rather hectic as he makes his - Sunshine State, :— t4 =f ~~ ceptions is that the cost of living - V = aged in the state legis ature, And on a more perso at level, the pleasures of retiring to the first attempt as a publisher • • - r'L.... _____ ----4 f '.• d' -. - orn Results of the Women's Golf Low Gross - Mack Baker 90; huddled extensively in Oakland timental mementoes. I style, a friend of mine reports, writers said, "We'll see you Tournament at the Mayfair Low Net Helen Dennis 71; right after the World Series? remember the late Al Buck of after visiting him in Montana. here again next year." Rusty Country Club. Feature - Dossie deGanahl 57 the New York Post once strung shrugged and answered, 'Oh, 1 2nd FLIGHT Q. What has beco Q. Why did the Rams trade a bunch of them together as a megreat wouldn't be too sure about FEATURE TEE TO GREEN Low Gross - Ann Guth 93; former U. Washington quarJohn Hadl after he led them to a bracelet for his wife. that." And based on that cornCHAMPIONSHIP FLIGIIT Low Net - Susan White 1"3.19 terback Sonny division title in his only full Q.Whatever happened to Bob ISII in the pro Low Gross - Lib Robertson Feature ment, plus Alvin's initial Rita Fendell 62. ranks, season with them, and also was Brown, one of the great offenrefusal 'ospeculate a new 81; Low Net about Vivian Conklin 3rd FLIGHT DannyMarengo, the National conference's most sive tackles in pro football doi contract, they had him leaving 71; Feature Margaret Botts tj ' Low Gross-- Eloise Hunt lO: &lir valuable player? - Joe history? - Sam Dodd, Oakland. 48. Low Net - Miriam Askew 79; M'latest report has So Sonny Salineri, Merced, Calif. Hillcrest, N.Y. 1st FLIGHT Feature Maude Butler 69. Officially, the Rams explain Parting 5iX3, Brown, who missed a great World Football League trying th,ey had made a decision to go deal of action last year because to make it with Philadelphia With the success of L couple youngJarnesHarrlsafter Jt1iw&inotInvitedback n11 as a in of former coflegecoaches HadI slumped early this to camp this year by the Corcoran, Th at's after he was Don Coryehl at St. Lou is and season; that Ifail wouldn t be Oakland ltaRk'rs. And no other •. A L. •. I. L'.i_L. -'. ---' -- -' ' •.,, ,•.. . ____________ - : - - _ , ___________________________________________ •— ' • • -. 4 • lly.)EAN PAITESON Women's Editor _ - ream 'is Ano ther's Nightmare - - an s I % It ne 4 , - • Re tirin 0, -, X - /4/ /d4c -v ~ '~,_~. A~- / sen- M ' _. .-: ~ --...--3 _~ Z~ ~ _. ____ _ . I /__Z,_~ ___ ~ ~ -~~, f __ ----- ~__,_` I.1.,:__.____1_-.,. /~Az______ - -,- - L==~ _ . ~ - ~_ . . - Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974-IC __~_ II '' f N* ( ___ •. 1. Ii.__ I .-Z __ 4 . -- ~.. ~ - - -_-~ ? V __ . .-. /!D'// . gk7Uk \ 1st place never Now that HEW has those comments, it will study them and write a series of final regulations. They will be completed early next year, and then go to President Ford For his signature. If he signs it, Title IX, which was passed two years ago, will at last become a law that the government can force colleges to comply with. I Midwest Division has been named Coach ol Milwaukee's Larry Costello he Year even though he has the best record of any coach In NBA iistory. He is the only coach whose teams have won 60 games hrce seasons in a row. He led the Bucks to the NBA title In only their third year of xistence and he has directed them to Midwest Division titles lie past four years. If not for a series of key hjuries last season, he Bucks again would have won 60 games. As it was, they nissed by only one game. And in the playoffs, the Bucks again ell one victory short, taking champion Boston to a cllmactl eventli game before losing In the final game. This season, they vill be without the great Oscar Robertson, who after falling to each agreement on a new contract, retired and became a oadcaster. FORWARDS: Still seeking the power forward to complement lender Bob Dandridge, the Bucks hope they finally found him in ne of two rookies - Kevin Rest.ani, 6-9, 235, from San Franisco, or Greg McDougald, 6-7, 225 from Oral Roberts. f they iiI, Dandridge's starting mate will come from among Cornell ';irnrr, iii'kv Da v isr Terry Driscoll, none of 1010111 is Ili rst- rote scorer. Warner rates the edge because of his defen. ye and rebounding skills. Rating: B. CENTER: There is no better man at the position in the game ian the Bucks' towering Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Last season, e was named the NBA's most valuable player for the third time i his Five-year pro career. He was third In scoring, second in locked shots and field goal percentage, and fourth in bounding. Rating: A. GUARDS: Robertson's departure deprives Milwaukee of a rilliant floor general, a master playmaker, a pinpoint field goal iooter and an uncanny Foul shooter. But Lucius Allen, whoa 'ter a sparkling season missed the entire playoffs with a knee jury, seems capable of filling the breach. He will be the leader the backcourt, which also will include Jon McGlocklln, a sure iooter but slow mover; Ron Williams. quick of hand and foot it a reluctant shooter; bull- strong George Thompson, liiirted from the ABA, and rookie sharpshooter Gary Brokaw Notre Dame. Rating: B. PREDICTION: Any team with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has to rated a powerful title contender, but a team losing an Oscar Dbertson has to feel the effect. The Bucks still have the rength to win another division title, but it won't be as easy ihn,,f Pnhrfcnn Wi,.f in Mi4,r*.t HEW finally proposed last June a series of tentative enforcement regulations that were designed to gauge the public reaction to Title IX. Interested parties had until Oct. 15 to comment. - Spanish Mackerel Good trout and channel bass to move into the river South of New Smyrna - KEEP A TIGHT LINE. - 1973•74 finish: W 59, L 23 4.. - . wa NBA Get . ,• With the colder weather and Northeast wind, look for a big run of bluefish in the surf and big r C more!) Glow Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. State Bulldogs blues An eight pound Spanish mackerel was included in the list of catches from Main Street Pier in Daytona along lots more in the three to four pound class. Merle Keller, pier operator, stated that fishing was excellent until the wind started howling again Thursday. Along with the mackerel, flounder, trout, sheepshead and whiting were hitting in good fashion. Spanish mackerel were also plentiful at SunPier in South Daytona with a of 120 landed in one day this week according to Wayne Brady at the "Fishin' Hole" Bait and Tackle Shop. Trout and snook are still hitting from the Daytona Bridges and Tomoka Basin is producing some excellent trout catches in the early part of the day. Trout and mangrove snapper continue to imnrnve in (rtm ----thp TntriJhl WntArwv iw ;l•_I vvIJ II Edge South ter t M WOMEN Basketball Pro Chart - -. - , .T. . - ... ..• �- _—nnnLnn.3am-. - ... a— - -- - - - --- --- - - 2C-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 I --"._Ioze_ DEAR ABBY _ Li: 11 Ease Eager Gal ____ . Out Very Gently - . : iH 'i - t EiI/ i 6 sk Ju ___ DEAR ABBY: It all started last summer when a very pretty but shallow IS-year-old girl came here from It3ly to visit her aunt. S%e were fixed up on a blind date. 1am 19 Abby, if it is possible for a girl to rave a boy, that is what lisppenedto me Imean, she was realiy eager. We dated all She went back to Italy and we corresponded. Then star writing th ings like 'Nothing else matters to me in this world but you." Also, "I can't wait until we can be married." (I God I never mentioned marriage to her once) I tried to break off the correspondence, but she wrote to me . f. . 4 -_ ~_- __3 '1 _____ - _____'- ______ — _____ _____ __________ , .- -.. - - i auntfora YEAR' That's the last thing I want. I want to write and Casselberry, The Junior rights for all people who are Sunland H 1 -;%% but I don't love this girl and I wish she would Its% e me alone. Stie told me that when she was 11 she had a broken love affair __ - - Please help me -- 1_ send her a "Dear Jane" letter. You can't stop her from coming, ~ -_r-i .- .. - [ ! .1I 3% '1Ifl.s ic thu I I - . " . swer "Father's Name" on an application when that person was . i . . illegitimate and didn't want to answer the question. Mymoherdiedwhenlwasababyandlwasraisedbyanold maid aunt whoneerwIdme who father was I am about to fill out an application for citizenship and I don't want to lie, How can I answer it Lruthfuliy without feeling anbarrassed' Thank you. LO'E STAR STATE DEAR [A)M Be honest State simply 'Unknown ~~- i, .-.. DR. L. [ E. __ I . ~ I . --- z . . : I !I FOR MISS MARY WARFEL I - - of Sanford, was W honoree at a recent bridal shower bosted by Mrs. Lorena Dingman (top, left) at her 250 M) Sanford home. Pictured with Mary Is her mother, PauRw Warfel icenterl and Mrs. Helen Kaiser, mother of bridegroom . - I I I _, I; - .,, # !I I .! 6"•"i . !bl k I b. I the aims and the purpose of Greene, treasurer. group. The next meeting for th e This group will work closely group will be held on Nov. 15 at . I __ ___ ____Z X - '_", , . . __1 __ '_ .$ .-, - Ff1Vi I i I 1 0 I , - giri big bttje•, would lOve to have • QU8IltycOflStflJCJwhIteg.cmwJn trim. C edi of storage space in large drawers. You get , ...m d mirror, spi ndle bed and chest ' - 41110. - ~ Growsmorebeautirulwitjlageafldwill stand the . boy a mom. ouaity constcuon la me I drawers and antiqued pulls, You get double framed andest. - ga&# I ; $249 o f SPANISH -i . BAR - 4-PCS.$249 - - . i .I 1. I i :1 ) ! . ,7 also formed by the adrenal totally unrelated to the meno use I'd li rid - - keep in mind when you consider PhAsize again that solan won" differenclesin needs for fmWe hal-V13010530(desireatall. hormones after the menopause. Glaucoma Center Open r Cen•tratl mC - orida Fl WOOIDis BEDROO -6 OPEN SIJNDAY _~ ; 4. Lw el__-- 0i , i — ! X_. . j --- 11 - I .. pnceIntheallwoocjs COnStructed to last with antiqued pulls, large space in the large triple dresser with framed mirror, and chest Note t he andsome spindle bed with deluxe See this terrific room buy today! Specilicail;, scan the ty periods and missed periods balance of opening and closing rou describe in your case are the small blood vessels in the I - ti . - ~_ childbearing years, regardless justnwnt in some women. of her symptonis, they are not Doctors are reluctant to tell a due to lack lit female hmnone womn that she can't get wly 40s may have beadactics, easedand sutm feel tired, depressed, anxious or wom,ao may defy ttw odds ,?nd have a variety of nortspecthc Su_rJttse everyone with a by, s)Thptofnsthatallt000ften&e YouareprobaWyaaie, but'ou U diagnosed as menopause need to be dudW by yow &c. 1 ttcsiuse of 1w age. In fact, all tor wW get hW I)pWon. 14y . _rt - Our dianx)nd sditaire valtwsreallv stand out, If. LL I. .i(l1 .ZR (rnt Forest KE YOUR PICK I Mmmd $ R E G.- ~w to women $1100 jUtS) lB which prepares students For a test Reapplication of perfume to leading to high school one area can cause drying and equivalency diploma. The study Iffitation of the skin. Smooth a materials arxi test are 3ffered ,ul.r 1100 FREIIIimU AtI ZZ.0. Si •- 14-wro-m f-J" i -- SANFORD -- "- • 54 FURNISHING SOUTHIERN HOMES allyClE 1968 #'- skin and make the scent last materials. The new school will be twice as long located at Bear Lake If you have a cold, keep Your I Schwfl, Cleaves Elernentar~ to sooth irritated skin 3227953 1 Try a chin-length hair cul to cover prominent ears. - - ! I -, ri I I . , I t W - / -- I . . - 1_ r . ! , •. Ii .. £ BABY SHOWER FOR'CATHY NUNLEY 1 1g€ Fulkr, - ' I . . . . . I - ~ I I--- -i I, ,00000 , ., ,I . __ k J i, I , , /. -, , as inuch as it had in the entire in the divorce rate. ried has declined since 1960 previous 10 years. And at the same time the bu. cline in the number of single and the number of females reau said more young people persons over 35, the report from 7.2 to 5.2 per cent. are deciding not to get married noted there has been an in' ' Whether the tendency * I I . I , le . C t - -I' )''&.a at all. crease in the proportion of among the younger group to According to the bureau stir- single young persons, particu- (rain from marrying represents vey made in March, there were larly women, establishing their merely a postponement of first ... Miss Robb I e McAllister of Eastbirook, bride-elect of Mitch:11 Drew, and her mother, him. Robert McAllhter feenter), enjoy a bridal shower given by Mrs. Robert Parker fright) at her 63 divorced persons in 1974 for owm households. marriage or a development of a every 1,000 married persons fivFor example, in the 20 to 24 Lrend towards lifelong singleing with their spouses. This age bracket, there has been an ness is not kno wn," the report as G . I- a , omen H kv _~,A. I W S ift Up Bureau report. 200,000 over the estimated 703,- grown from 53 to 57 per cent. The bureau said Thursday 000 divorces in all of 1973 On the other hand in tht that in the last four years the The Census Bureau made no ov er-35 age group, the number ml attempt to - we increase • I t nation'sdivorce ra e increased explain Ot m ales who have never mar- 1*1 Woman's I Id - , 1W - 14 - meet Nov. 13, at 6:30 p.m., for a Shuffleboard k . . inner, followed by the regular monthly At tble November meeting of the Deltona Shuffleboard Club, meeting at 7:30 p.m. and the nominating committee initiation of four new members. . presented the following slate of . Mrs. Anna Healey, a past officers, to be voted upon at the president of the club was December meeting. chosen by the membership as - - - Les Scott, president; Alice their wom.an of the Year for Gajdusek, vice-president; 1975. She is the fourth rember eas . The Seminole County holiday decorations will be Extension Homemakers given away for a donation. Council is planning a Holiday tournament director; and Jack Wayne Frame and Jack i u Levinson, directors. This month The DeBary Woman's Club Pauline will meet Nov. at 2 p.m. in Colhfiower, Anne Scott and the DeBary Community Center. Bertha Vinson will be hostesses ly Tuesday night given by the res of Card Parties in DeLand Junior High School. A Center. Public is welcome. collection of Christmas gifts f6r Games start at 7:30 p.m. the children in the Sunland Children's Hospital will be Deltona BPW made. A Tea will follow the Deltona Business and regular meeting. Professional Vvomans Club will "s' ' Club Notes LaRue Hill, corresponding from the club to receive this crc I a r yMargaret honor. Those who eceeded M o r r I s s e y. recording her for the years, 1974, 1973 arid seeretary; Gordon Lowe. 1972, were: Edwinea Bauldry, COAT-SWEATER IS VERSATILE treasurer, Frank Hartinger, Vi McKinley arid Judy Kelly. Ann Maynard, consumer Great with pants, skirts or jeans this winter is a bulky-knit, go- any,A here coat-swea ter, front buttoned like a shIrl and featuring i " ~ k- ---_:- ~_,_ t,oshaipg- -~_ _*_-_'-_- --- -~Z__A FABULOUSLY Make The Home You Live In i I FLIVII I I 1" .ut be on sale Refreshments will Shrimp for the Holidays" at be available and a quilt and 12 30 m ' / Ak_- FEELING! 1 RT '- kmO ---Ar__-- The Home You've Always Wanted 11 , .e. ' I . - Take advantage of - - Positively sensuous or the MAN in your life 'DOIaQQ (7?'Q2á') JI . RoJay's Pajama Suits that 638-930 pm beginning Nov 18. For more information, call SJC. I .. 1 Draperies • Carpeting Z - 1; - , ..- -- . - - 4 ,r We help you choose i at home We take all measurements, t _. J 0 , to - evenings PF - •1 Home Decorating Service . # , ,.i. IJ . , . A A .., , tender little tunic , blouses and dramatic shirt 1~, Jackets . . . to wear anywhere In the world on special LEISURE FOOTWEAR A bit of easy living, all wrapped up in the newest colors. A great gift idea, from Daniel Green. - .4 -. , - I .,. " ~ _1P. I ,A, 4. I 'It. _ -9 V ~~;, . - A , 1 -. - ___ ______ omwe"I ~~ DECRATORS SHOE J 208 E. F I RST ST. 40 iaiw and Walty Phiiipi jr '.. V 1-4 a.J 1 '71 Shop at Home 322-3315 No 04 -f9t - 40 oti,gat-on PH 322 3524 / "i 1 iP - 228 E. FI RST ST. ______ r" ~) ) / / / 4 __ (3 I 1 b ( -4 % PH. 322-0204 P% - - e I I Custom Draperies * PSCleaners & Phl "11 Fur Storage I i -, I . I Il II -1 -P t ., I -I ________ .4 OPEN FRI. N!TES - and guaranfee 319 W EST 13th Sanford, F 1. "~ - . ______ Serving the Seminole, Volussa Area - Call Collect (30S) 322-331S 4 -_ ( H I. . less and divorced more than in in March there were 92,000 di- single, while the percentage of 'F nose from showing it b) 1j).. Court, and classes will run plying clear unscented crewn Monday and Wednesday night: - i the,past, according to a Census vorces, an increase of some men remaining single has tinydabofpctroleumjcllyoyer in English and Spanish. There these perfume points to protect is no charge for ins truction or t. SUNDAY p Just Center Beauty Tips • -5-- " An unwarranted diagnosis of that you can get pregn,ant. I SJC Seminole Junior College education study center in (SJC) has announced the Forest City for student% 18 opening of a new adult Years of age and older. Four courses will be offered. T'licy are: Literacy F(luration; • tisecon dlanguage ; CONVENIENT TERMS SAVE 1O%.2Q% ON ALL DIAMONDS I - ~1_ ; - I- - ' ldm~j ri = $1 -1 ('ets F INISH OR BEAUTIFUL SPANISH OAK QUALITY CONSTRUCTED TO LAST lUu$tr.).d Above a- 11 -w- WASHINGTON (AP) - in 1960 39 per cent in the number of Americans are getting married In the 12-month period e nding women who ha ve remained - ,(~Mva New nclay t1IY 0 C . around. -! Carat . Newituin Brock presides. $399 WHATEVER YOU DO DON'T MISS THIS -~,-_ tj . . ---%# 1. . Marriage Down; Divorce .--- 1 TERRIFIC SALE ON ALL BEDROOMS... ALL , ; Here Comes The Judge! ,_ r . a municipal court in action, for the monthly trial day. Judge (I - caused I,) tension resulting think they are through the from unhappy marriages or livenopause is it,.at if you e 52 nt1wrh(ec'tuationsunre1aedto and ha%e riot menstruated for tehenanunexpectcdpregnancy chance for error without a -tuddenly develpp& .Z-1 I li W it - -AIR . - --- - - ~'Z' ( , dition, many Nizaar items will demonstrate "Festive Fixins - drop by the City Hall on I N, i;,T.f rl Inetv4tj t. n urh tn'anres i furtherthi ti cwnetinmws hastily withdrawn kuiwe there is too much Z fm - _. - -- ____________ ______~_ - ~# A l -1. I Lake i1tta ry, wife of Paul Nunley, Z614 Iroquois St., Sanford. - __ . owcase - k, gj".- -'I If you are Interested in seeing Fairfax on Nov. 21 at 5:30 p.m. PETITE WHITE FINISH, RUGGED OAK ___ I Pregnant, because it is not al. This is an important point, ways easy to know. llv~re may , I _t1 _. I . ..• On . r .- 1k Ladies Auxiliary to the lenter. Eight Extension a Consumer Corner on "How To rawer a -- I,ff frt '' ir r '-r irti' C tmirou , ll a pir J -f rtd A!l I J . ' - .- and Peter CaIdwell as Steve a recent baby shower given ior Mrs. Cathy Nunley, 3rd Street, - _. - -4 - 4 r . - - avff by two beautiful Young peopleMiss Sue stanlev i'Miss Delton' a A tarious holiday Ideas In ad- Natural Resources will ' - Mrs. Gay Simon 1 left 1 108 Wilkens Cir., Sanford, was hostess at will ineet at the home of Nettle Winter Springs Volunteer Fire Homemakers Clubs from Save Energy and Use It With Johnson,209 Bennett St., Nov at Dept. will hold its meeting for throughout Serninole County Small Appliances" from 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Co-hostess for the this month at the hoine of Jerry %ill be, working together in this to I p.m. Also, Debra Sims, meeting will be Norma Lang Noose, 1, S Edremo'i Ave.activity. Each club will merchandising specialist with demonstrate and display the Florida Department of Ruth Mewes, a long-linie 7:30 p.m. YOu get superb quality. Styl "' i meet this week for their regular pointed as publicity chairman from 10 a.m. to I p.m. at the advism with Florida Power .. . if .11,ol41 cluba In the city will member was recently ap. Showcase t be held Nov. 14 - ".-_ I 4-PCS.$339 - iI Vi , . I - -- - __~ storage drawers and handsome carving You get triple dresser, framed mirror, woman is not Local Clubs Are Active - -& oakfinishedbedrtomsuitetoday Quality a menopause by age 40. 0"Y- Doctors must a'waY3 Uiden there are changes in be alert to the point that"even t 4~ a gwrvw North Orlando Garden Club ~ by age 42 or 43. Still others have be quickly relieved by estrogen 11, Acharminggentlemanbythe non-profit organization. I lattice bed and chest. 7 I Fl0 I , f--! 1. e. ;" See this magnificent Spanish styled, stained 1230 S X'PM ZALESOU, FVrVARS --:. r-- ~ - '' t shooters tried their luck and r . . pr i marily o wor.,s11ops, shill to win a turkey for Should they work' Should the covering such 11 . to Participants may use their Thanksgivinq. Thirty old political office? Should ERA Strategy in '75, Conown gum but only 12-gauge h marksmen they pa equal ages r sc1ousness R aisi n g, N urses The Turkey Shoot was held shot guns are permitted. ,..a-ose equal work? What In, the NOW, and others. The Saturday last weekend on a vacant lot who do not own guns will t r)fflen'S Movement? A night ha 11 feature adjacent to the Winter Springs supplied by the Volunteers. All ammunition must be supplied dignified, married, professional keynote address by a nationally City Hall. own fi gure. Success bears repeating, so by the Volunteers. Rights Movement for Women. knPersons may begin Betty Ford is. registration at the hotel at 4 These questions and answers p.m. Nov. 22. i will be discussed at the This promises to be a ' '' ;7_rT -' ' Q their monthly period, and the table hot fluhes and attacks of - It 2s -~',; r e ,.j ___ - ___ SANFORD The average age for the menstrual periods, just as you inany women. 0=0 , , who do The decrease in estrogen is begin to h-iv e skips or dela>s in responsible for the uni'oInfor. _______ I % _.a - --- S % . adrenal ,1and is responsible for any number of symptoms, there this free serice The team will on Nov.12 when enrollment inam (4 the variaticris in are only a few symptoms that come in from Orlane,o. For Sheets . will be available. response to a meropause ex- can definitely be attributed to perienced by different women. the raihN ovaries. The first of __ If - I ' . 1 I -- . - ______ tend the next regul meeting of the DeBary Cl%ic Association - The love interest 1'; furnished / - ,:- , , . -ç [! P ,,, ! 1975j, ___ Women's Second Annual State and all Interested in attending Conference Nov. 22-24, at the should contact Orlando Area Office at the Seminole County graciously gave time out of his Hotel Sola International , 1-4 NOW,P. .O. - Bo x ,"'em F ar Park, Court House is helping non, busy day to aid Wanda Kearns, and International Drive, 2M for inore inprofit orpnizations draw up youth coordinator for the Orlando. formation and pre-registration incorporation and by-l aws Winter Springs Youth Group, to Meetings will consist forms. pa pers to rehister wi Secretary of State in pre pare the necessary papers for the group to qualify as a Sh Tallahassee. a, •c: rI _____________ AiN . Despite the popular picture of Deltona and DeBary and inter menopause ii 50 There are hate experienced -, __________ aucoma Detection Center is president of the DeBary Civic again Offering free and painless ,A glau=a tests to residents of ested persons shcw.jjd at. Just how much estrogen4ype the menopause causing nearby area, whetwer 50 or hormones are produced by the headaches, crying spells, and more persons will sign-up for -1 I I . - __ offered by the State Attomey's ii an assistant State Attorney, lvi - further details, Alan Edwaris, these is the change noted in the -..Z :. -. 1!~_1111W , -i! I A little known free service name of Richard El' att who National Organization for weekend of Feminism and Fun, ALL • A I - . . Group Registers American Traditional Oak in Beautfful Stained Gak Finish The wedding will take place C STYLED IJ IILJLJIVI II I Participation in the annual another Turkey Shoot will be Turkey Shoot, sponsored by the held on this Saturday, 9-5 and Winter Spr ings Volunteer Fire Sunda y 1-5 p.m., same place Dept., was more than duublcd The se of the shoot is to over last year's figures. purch '° much needed Approximately 250 sharp'ujment for the Volunteer ,. R fl son, as Mrs. Prescott, the snobbish nei ghbor who t ri es o cheat the young couple of part of their property, and Mr. e,ar gardener, played b Bird. Tuskawills Road home, with Mrs. Richard Parker as co-hos ess. ~ie I The balance of these hormones remedied quickly by the adhave a lot do with your mood ilunistration of estrogen. Loss and physiology. The sex hor. of sex drive in middle-age .,s nones, male and female, are often a signal of other things J !- BRIDE-TO-BE - produce some male hormone. estrogen, this complaint can be I - III I i - .___ - _____-I— - gwv~ - . - .1 . . 1 . with the Winter Springs Junior 7:30 p.m. at the Mitchell home, SHOWER HONORS Police (ages 10-13) and will 41 S. Devon St. _:::~.~~__ - l" - r -; " eac female hormones, estrogen and sex relations because of the in late December at Pine Hills progesterone. They also decreased production of Church of God, Orlando. *i * 11_ ~ 4 ;1 _, I * ticipate this year much to the Winter Springs Police Dept. Officer Harry Pittman were gave an informative talk on the elected as group leaders. Other duties and schooling necessary officers include Terry Brown, to become a law enforcement captain, Linda Schneader, officer, and gave a projection of secretary, and Roslyn Lee 41 i. . _.r. F-1~1___7 I r" ..t,~! ~ r . -i ,--7 W - % .4 . ,I , - I 0--__,t~l I t-1 L ' .- I I 4, -a 4W I I 1 1 ;;=~4 .. ~ g' _4 %, .. Alberta Mitchell. There are Some officers were elected now 12 members ranging from Friday evening with more 14 to 21 >CarS elected at the next meeting I' . , 1'i)i. Edgar t'l . I-.. C iiUir siflu ,. Reserve Reserve Smart, - ~ o~_ Gull -- '• - 1 , ---, ~ i _1 . - I4 . I; Police held their first meeting business meetings, but the Nov. 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the home lecture segment of that group's 1. L sor-,.i* -V~~~ . 1 - Parlier-Thompson Engagement and the l that my periods a little cases. This shows t he pOuI irregular for about a year and influence the male hormone can Frederick i have on son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. irregularity my monthly As the Ovaries fail and the sex periods were very light. Am I hormone production is taken Parher,4OlMattieSt.,Sanfortj definitely safe from becoming over once again by the adrenal The bride-to-be was born in pregnant? If not, how much cwWx. the balance of male and ssippi 1 id currentIat.. longershouldlprotect mysell? female hormones may be ora High School. DEAR disturbed. An increased ratio of READER future bridegroom was Menopause means the stopping 11~- born in Avery N.C., and ipaustngj of the menses. it creasethe appearance o,fadal attended school in 'Terrnssee caused by degenerati on of the hair so upsetting 10 and also Seminole High School . - I ) ! An increased sex drive ma DEAR DR. L0113 Re to have some quesUons .be related to the answered conctrning the In hormone balance. A small menopause. flow long does it amotint of male hormone may Last'Pleasedesa-ibetomealj significantly increase a Ii the hows and whys that take woman's libido. Even older place ftt W* about this women with advanced breast Change. cancer develop uncontrollable _______________________ The engagement is an- ____________ I am a 47-year-old woman. Sex urge If they are treated with __________ _______ My monthly periods stopped male hormones. such tit. nouncedof Miss Barbara - I rX _ - A . ~: , '.. ' -. Explorers Elect Officers EARLY AMERICAN . Frederick Kaiser of DeBar>-. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 21 at First Presbyterian Church, Drilary. Of Menopause missing , was the "Witch Lady" make up. Fifteen hundred pieces of for the past three years. Ile t4ind st rt distributed d to the \ lt( ii ili t, Vic kie children compliments of local Baker, was unable to pararea mercahnls and groups. . .. , C& d . "I ~. ' !_'~ ' J" i 'I j, I - of adult advisors Carl and meeting as well. -- slissslaryw2riel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Starvin E. Warfel LAMB The ovaries produce two decrease in sex drive or painful - 1~ . Beautiful Stained Oak Finish FRENCH PROVINICIAL completelyaboutl8monthsago merit is then desirable in Thompson, daughter of Mrs. ! . . dtis to protect kin Use fri . to suininer camp; sponsor a flowing body lotion generously Beautiful White SHOWER From the comments I Larry Smith, who deservC3 overhcard, about the only thing STYLE L E BE DR 00 I without a ti~acle since). Before controlling the cancer in NW Z : of them The "corpse" wa applause for his artfully applied I As this fast moving farce Newton Fuller, were outstand husband, tries to cover up his is a scream, as Is Ka Ander- Lxplorer Post 618, Junior ,i((uid not only their rd St 3 - 1: blouses, pantsandsweaterscan At Sterchi's... Bedroom Sale . 1 _z~__ . ,L. .- ;_ I satisfied those who delight in pulling a flat bed loaded with having the daylights seared out hay, driven by Carl Mitchell. including, hot dogs, orange who had looked Forward to drink flfl(i coffee r se(i .. _ .,-.-Ik One of the most popular at With a little extra thought and planning some summer - ! ~'~ Volunteer long line sweater. - . , 4.- the Semoran Junior Woll,an,s 'l nd MR childrtn Springs . - ~- Sd . expensive financial disaster, by were greeted the sight of a tractions of the evening was the unfolded, it became more and ing. Mildred M. Caskey big mistake of purchasing this . WS*" f"Uy. write to A131BY 50, No. 697M L.A., Calif, , .x; F or Abb t book el How to Have a Lovely Wedd'n V-111 ' L i ,- Dr Re • H c normal activities in the hdl ffl t more evident that this young directed the players. Theatre Arts Guild of Deltona characters, Peg Myers as trials and tribulations that con. '"On'ey, was humorously played by Francis Schulte . Hester, the Fire (TAG) last weekend in the Del- Annabelle (Mrs. Newton) front them upon moving in. tona Community Center. Hugh Lynch, as the loving. !naid, played by Betty Routler Fuller and Hugh Lynch as "corpse" rising from his coffin, ha>ride made from a tractor community. The buttons will Club are continuing to work for child at Sunland; and has sent on throat, arms and legs don't feel embarrassed. It Is reflection on you. i man ç (l':' I &tnfu-d and By FANNE17E EDWARDS -* j, ____ Association is any indication I Herald torrespondent group of dramatii players have Peg M)ers, as 11w.. uty bred bragging to his distraul wife The affair as held at the _____ • beorne seasoned veteran.s of wife of Mr Fuller, whose love that the great father of our f Association's necreation , Comedy,drama and romance the stage since their debut in of American History and the Country, George Washington, Building in Sunshine Park on all added up to an entertaining "Women in White," juit two wide open spaces causes him to slept In that very house Oct 31 from 630 to 9 30 p m production of the Moss Hart- scars ago purchase an old Revolutionary IM)Tli The traity oid Uncle Stanley, FOUr to live hundred happy George S. Kaufman comedy hit, Each performer was corn- house in a small Pennsylvania ho has the young couple )oungsters took part in th e George Washington Slept mendable and the per- community, is simply terrific festivities which include penny A large bonfire s as lit, Here," performed by The lormances of the two leading as the couple try to weather the believing they will inherit his * hollow, where the youngsters Children's Month, and in ad- iL'ut U ir 7 A walk through scary Spooky Department. Senioran Junior Woman's be combined with Your winter Club will sell candles -- most of wardrobe for year-round the MR problem are public dition to the MR campaign, knowledge and understanding. Junior Woman's Club of the promda to go to Industries service. During the week they will wear Casselberry, The Junior for the Retarded and the Wear Gloves on eml, (try ~ - .. .. . pos sible. DEAR ABBY. Some time ago you told sc-meone how to an- prevention and alleviation of _____ - I - ... OP kctie weapons for the No%emnbtrisNatloflaiRe.ded DESPERATE IN N.Y. DEAR DES: With her history of emotional instabWty, do not The flew fur-trimmed bulky Theatre Goers _______ , . bean bag games. . JP4J - r. - De lfona pitch, dart, ring toss and two supervised by the sweaters should not be worn by those who ha ve short, stout 9 figures. Select a more flattering arned - ________________ The Semoran Junior Woman's education and job training e ljtlj l ed School use by Club are participating in a more than 88 per cent of 1i entzring a candidate in the Beta ______________ PUbIIL Aa.reness Project on Florida's mental!) retarded , ontest; gina Kin hental retardation Nov. 10 people can become productiv 1.7 given clothing to the Taffeta M_7~v ,Tjmw thiough 16. They feel that ef- self-sufficient citizens. Program resale ---- have a lot of college ahead of me ,et I hate to sound like a heel V Tips tl ' I d lI or iC Woman's Club of Sanford, and mentally retarded. With proper -,1. --_ --- JAF~ the Winter Springs Communit _t - . Halloween Party sponsored by Woman's Club of Sanford, and Florida Specu1 Olympics, donated $50 Woman'; Club is doing , The Sernoran Junior Woman's More than 3000 members of to Seminole County Assoc for volunteer work at The Little Club about MR - mental the Florida Junior Women's Retarded Citizens from Red School House and has retardation. They have all the C'lubu will work in November on psed.s earned at the 1974 bought raincoats for the pupil., facts about mental retardation Fourth of July Celebration, there to practice learning to a statewide educational a problem which affects more paign against indifference and made the Special Olympics dress and undress themsclves. than flO,000children and adults ignorance of mental retar- banner for Seminole Court) in Flonda toda) dation The Juniors want un particpants to carry at the 19Th Fas ion The Junior Woman's Club of derstanding and full human 01)Tnpies; sponsored a child in __ tell her if she's coming to be near me, she shottidn't, because I subtly 'g - anyway. Now she writes that she is coming here to live with her and tried to commit suickie and spent three months in a mental hospital, so I have to be careful how I handle her. - jjj a - i1gj, 1-Y, P --. - 1 _~Z' _ The old adage makes per fect" thC 5uCcesSo[thefouij8pjpj Sunday, Nov 10J974-3C • vv asnin ~gton te tn rfains -:I , .- 1 MR. TheSanfcrdjunlorWornans held at the Naval Training Ask the Junior Woman's Club supply information on the Club has provided money to Center. of Casselberry, the Junior mental retardation problem in -send ftee children to the new Casselberry The ______ w A H Iloween Was Mysterious MRisnottheopeuj I 11~~ 4 DoU S I- -IV __ __ ,• i or __ Z The a n Sunday Herald, Sanford, FI • NANCY'S NEWSNOTES — r.. - M-,-- - t _ ~_ - - �4C—Sunday Herald, . - Sanford, Ff. Sunday, Nov. 10, 197.1 _ ______ Marriage 0 - :;_-) - Applications . ! - ___ . - __ . Av I __ - _ _ C17________ - - I . r. , 111__ - .1.4 . 41 , .01 Roger .Case,18, '.1III ~ ___ __ . I .- .- I : HOME Sunday__ Herald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, Nov 10, 1974-5C - wqq --- __' ~Jg . I Geneva, Alfreda L. Carboni. III, ;L- W 3rd, Peggy S. Booth, 43, 383 1k Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. - Randill E. Reed, 20, Albany Ga., Susl T. Taylor, 23, 411 ' Scott Ave. Michael E Lee, 18, 100 Orange Da B Bia 18, In Wilson Lake Mar) Robed G Pee, 41, BI 818 Country Club Rd, Lake Mar), Grace C. Jamestown Dr, Winter Park Fred A Jones 41, Bx 43 Clermont, Eleanora Anemaet, 26, Rt. 3 Bx B, Vista, 1 _______ — L I - ~_ _,r' -1~r_ V.A - - - , - -- V. . - - - I - _______________ -- 4 I - ' - _______ I', Mr. and Mrs Don Schreiner of Longwood titk iid pIa and daughter. Dawn liii I ( . soil I)oii Ji lkt BoAts ruses program , I , - I rom Deltona, (from left) Mrs (h1n les Edwards, Mrs Darrell Porter and . . olt Jassie Graham, 51, 1st St. Geneva, Gladys C. Womble, 44, 1376 Northland Rd. Mt. Dora. Steven Broffel, 21. 372 San Sevbastion Altamoate Springs, Patricia G. Robe. 19, same add. Jessie R. Brewer, 71, Rt. 2 Box 312A, Leforina little, 30, same add Wayne C. Hey, Chateau Imo 208 Altamonte Springs, Karen R. Vinson, 19, Lake Harriet Dr. Maitland. Brady Austin, 50, 2D6 Fairmont Dr., Era Mai AusUn, 45, 302 Oak Ave. King J. Smith,32,1505W th St. Apt 417, Dorm L Atkins, 36, P.O. Box 436 Lake Ma ry. Herbert E. Douglas, 47, 10601 I I ree , I a r ____ , .. e s oncert •-. - eason The Continental Theatre The mature drama was which are definitely suited to finale will be a performan ce by Company from Kansas played played with the appropriate family viewing. the talented and exciting youn to a full house Nov.1, when they blend of sensitivity and gusto, An entertaining program of Tucson Arizona Bo)s Chos performed the Tennessee although there was some holiday mUSIC is being But the event which comes up WillIanis classic, A Str eetcar feeling the play was not suited rehearsed for Dec. 20 by the soonest on the calendar, and the Named Desire, the first of four to an evening of family en- Central Florida Chorale. In social highlight of the year, is live shows to be brought to the tertaimnent. Those who had February, that all-time Mutual Concert's Champagne, Sanford Civic Center this reservations aboijt 'Streetcar,' favorite, the il lAmbardo Ball, to be held Dec. 7 at The t.is'n by the Snnir.o!' County however, have three more Orchesa and Show, will be Forest, Lake Mary. Mut'i il (i cirt \;cIatiOfl shows to look forward to, all of staged in Sanford The ason's Just before curtain time at 'Streetcar,' Mutual Concert — president Woodrow Clark reminded all present that The LE . _________ '.' _________________ I - -.. r- - -- - _- - ---. - _________ ______ ( ...;1r,.,-~:.- Faulkin&n, 47, 182 Willow Ave., Maitland. Arthur J. Yarbrough, 27, $32 -I - - I " ~ 11 ,-'.---, * .'. 1610 - Lyle E. Kettle, 29, P.O. Box 552 Saraaw, Indiana, Sandra L. t* - I . ; -&-t- - - , ~__ ! i I 1U!1T pagne Ball should be made mune(hately by contacting any of the Association board .1 V members. Clark also extended a special word of thanks to Mutual Concert Association sponsors, . without whose support the . 10 concerI season would indeed be . - I __ - '_ _ t r ______ --I . -_ P &inford; Celery City Printing Co., Inc.; Certified Slings; Chase and Co.; Chelsea Title & Guarantee Co., First Federal of .Seminole; L -Florida Federal Savings & Loan Assoc.;, Florida Power & light Co.; Mayfair Country Club; Southern Bell; Barnett Bank of Seminole County; Evening Herald; Flagship flank of Sanford; - . .9 - I i __ _W__ _-7___ I - -_- ~ - ___~~ _ — -- . - i _____ -. -- - ______ -- _____ .' .. ____ . _____ - ____ - ' , - _____ , Kirk (left) and ,Mrs. Robert J. Smith greet Mrs. I I-%, ing I)r% for it 11(l Moye and daughters. II dreary. Sponsors Include: Atlantic National Bank of / Jill and Lori ; • • Ruth m Marie Urbauiaz & Jessie McSwain Halford & Geneva Grace. Julia M. Presle y Dear Julian: My husband and I have been looking for a home. From time to time we check The 11erds classified section. however, most of the homes advertised by brokers, and even homeowners, mention only the total price of the home and do not give such financial information as the down payment, monthly payment or the in. terest rate. Not too long ago most of the homes advertised provided this information in the advertisements. y not now? Mrs. JKW I I = . . : ________ - Painting reveals personality the paintings of the members as a mearts of revenue for the nounced fluit inembers bring is an tyinorary n)vtntx,r of the club. . contributions for the need) to Tolbert E. Causseaux & Betty Singer of DeLand, who was Sirs. A.C. McReynolds, viceThe Annual Mrs Hutch Cornelius State dge Party, the November meeting. She guest speaker at the November president, conducted the %hich is open to the public, is Jean. Eps~lon Sigma Owicron encouraged members to parValerie A. FrIt.SCIII & George luncheon meeting of Sanford business session in the absence scheduled Nov. 20, at chairman, present,ed ESO I p.m., at tidpate in the Dec. 15 Parade of Award Certificates to Mrs. Woman's Club. of the P ' Robert the Club U Homes, designed as a The award-winning artist Karns. She reminded members Ave. For information, red Harris I M Phil Shirley Mae Gregory & congeniality and hospitality ' conducted a finger-painting to continue collecting Walter A. Gielow. Logan (or reading James A. demonstration and analyzed aluminwn cans and containers Mrs. Boyd Coleman anW. M . summer. DavisJr., j; ~ All ill composing the V1111MRIM for Sanford Junior Woman's ~ j Club. rqx)rted on the activities Seminole Federation ,of W, Lewis wf. name of us Juniors Mrs William - __-___ co&spo I— q~~I Woman's Club Foster announced progress for 21 a t the Martha J Linn & Nelson E the forthcoming Fine Arts Donald A Caraello & Mary Mrs William F oster, Festibal in January. 1975 K ctiairnnan of the catered lun At the motion made by Mrs eheon was assisted b> Shirleyic1fle Wallace & laI Austin Smith, members hosteses Mrs Donald Fthnnn __ ! John Henry _-:5 _*~ voll to send a congratulatory Mrs. linger Harris. Mrs. I ti -p'- Linda Jean Bass & Crawford Wm. Lewis Brooks Mne I ql, 4I -. I . I 11 i d.l t !.! - ir,t - 1~_v - C. Y , ;_,~ 110~~ _Maw.-M* & Gwynne H. Turner & Jean M. Charlotte Turner & Clyde . Davis L, Robt. M. ,, 11 ii M 1181111AL N&i - . ( FlU Ensemble ~ i % ,r Z 4 I k IM A I ;/ , ~ I . -- V . 1 I2 1. 0. 111, " VYIk- . ___ ___ . 110 -t`11111110 a —a L-QA" Fc' determine , Ahat the actual annual percentage rate %ill be until closing statements are prepared, the broker or homeo'Ar unintentionally advertise a false annual percentage rate and violate truthn4ending regulations. And, since no real estate broker vo anll a confrontation % Ith the Federal go% ernment and since Realtors don't want the %- Igilance committee of their respective Boards of Reallors breathing down their necks -the only recourse is to play it safe and advertise only the price being - - want moreinformatlononaparticuJnrpropertylgng advertised, all~ ou lim v (to ill) Is call the hoint-o" tier or the real estate office which has the property listed. (all them. There s no obligation on your part. They give some of tho M09t beautiful gifts of nature. Baroque pearls, And since to lo ve is to least from you to your love Our Incredible 60 / I 4 -5 ~(%# 4 --* - , I stralid of cuured baroque pearls, $210 -- Beautiful.,, . 6! * is - 0 homes ready for immediate - L _. t .,f/iIi Fine Jewelers Since 1890 will open tk~ new season Nov. SAN LANTA SUBDIVISION I A S _ flu L - cXueflslve I 1. GILL Extension Home formerly considered luxury anxious to spend that amount of iins, and not offered through money wi thout assurance that Economics Agent welfare programs prices will continue high. The restricted use of artificial So what's the story of What's causing those high sweeteners, especially in soft sugar? Consumers can expect u11ir prices' drinks, has restored much of high prices for some time to A five-pound bag of refined the demand for natural sugar . come sugar that sold for 81 cents In The soft drink industry con August of 1973 now sel for sumes aut one third of all the 4lroun(I $209 and prices are ind ustrial sugar e have. - - r,4 -- - - still 'airig up -The id r1il Sugar At twc I Last year prices soared for been an artificial stabilizer for ~ / The Master s _. raw sugar, so it was inevitable the sugar industry during the _____________________________________ 1111111111111111111111= 2 . that consumers should be past 40 years. But it will expire Cove Central Florida Realty Inc. has opened an office at Sax;ii feeling the pinch at the retail this coming Dec. 31. The Boulevard, Deltona Shown at recent grand opening are, from ON RESERVOIR level now. With the present acreage allotments provided left, Jennie O'Brien,* sales manager ant] associate; Dick McCoy LAKE limited supplies of both cane for by the sugar act assured ! (if Central Florida Builders; Florence Rumph, sales associate, and sugar beets, retail prices farmers minimum prices for are expected to continue to be their beets, even before the 1 01.2-3 Bedroom Apts. high. AlSO affected will be beets were planted. Hower, *Swimming Pool I prices for candy, baked goods, starting in 1975, growers will be *Tennis Courts I soft drinks, and dessert foods free to increase their plantings *Fishing A Boaling such as geiatuns and puddings, in hopes of receiving higher •DISIS What is behind thL great prices. • Dishwashers demand for sugar? Fit of all, On the other hand, they Y • Drapes sugar was involved in man reduce their acreage because speculative deals on the world they expect prices to climb. spring. And since beets are the source Trading was particularly heavy of about 30 per cent of our raw ORLANDO S-5555 in the Middle East, where oil, sugar, beet farmers may ricti bu)ers were investing in drastically change the supply OFF AIRPORT By FRANK J. JASA version of livestock waste lroducts were hides and tallow. sugar. situation by deciding to use c A i It IA t niatcrjs into saleable forms Th remainder was destro)ed Another important factor is theirlandfo, other crops Corn, / Beef prices have been in the the price of beef would be much Gradually factories were built that the world demand for wheat and soybeans, for __ news probably more than any higher. Only 50 per cent of the near slalughter facilities and sugar is steadily increasing as stance, are very profitable other agricultural product, but animal can be used as rneat they started manufacturing standards of living improve in crops to grow right now. something few consumers cuts for the public. Cattle alone glue, fertilizer, soap. buttons, developing countries. In the Sugar cane growers can't I realize is that animaly produce 80 byproducts that the anot numerous products. U.S. the large segment of the change to other crops as easily byproducts considerably lower housewife probably never Hides are still the most population under 35 provides a as beet growers, since a warthe price of beef. , connecLs with the Will she buys. valuable byproduct. They are very strong market for soft mer climate is involved. HowI If it were not for the conIn early days most of the by- used in making all types of drinks and canes. Also, the ever, the cane produce are leather goods, including clothes government food stamp fac with limited grinding and accessories, furniture program n makes it possible facilities. It costs about 45 0 coverings, drum heads and for rimy families to buy sugar- million dollars to build just one 110-paq a NEW man), other items. coated cereals and candies, grinding mill. Investors are not HOME oft Deltisse has MqV*r Fats are next in value. saw.ttair:hrrnwfl CAWPeIt, Products rendered fm fats f IF LINOLEUM 14AS BULGED IN ONE 5POT~ are used in manufacturing oleo. of"'d t SQ.* V1 F"1111dqr4 your i, margarines. soaps, animal KNIF feeds, leather dressings, 1U:tV4N PAYMENT AND ACROSS TH E H IG 4 PA R'T of 'T 14 BU L GF, R EDUCED MONTHLY lubricants, candles and ferPAYMENTS Yoder ft%# Armtrs tilizer. "tomo As. TME~J FORCE THE SLIT OPEN 5LIG"TLY msmslr&f4" Awitsocip Plan One of the least known N byproducts is medicine. Glands the seed to pene trate down to LINOLEUM CEMENT. By REGINALD L BROWN from the animals are used in Extension Agent the soil. WIPE OF SURPLUS AND the manufacture of numerous Thenextstepintheprossus pharmaceutical preparations. ' PLACE A Would you like a green and very critical If you aim to be There are 134 medicines growing lawn during the cool I ZIF suceesul! Water thoroughly! PAPER OVER IT le lwoduced from beef carcasse . months ahead? If so, you might You must be careful in the Pu WE 16 r J \iniong them are various be interested in planting your next 7 to 10 days to insure that hormones, glandular extracts, lawn to annual ryegrass. N I WE PAPER 831.4039 the soil surface doesn't dry out insulin, pepsin ACTH, Annual ryegrass may 28-2162 / . 6 during the critical germination FOR 24 HOURS. epicephrin, cortisone, grown during the winter period . T14E MENDWILL 4 adrenalin. trypsin, heparin, months on permanent lawns n ennin, thrombin and bone as well as those not yet E MAR L -, marrow concentrates used in establ is hed. It might be NOICEALE. the treatment of various blood answer to cover that new lawn LEASING N (liseases. I area that you just didn't get ._* — . Callogen from the animal's around to seeding this summer. I., 1~ connective tissue is made into Annual r)grass will grow well I 1, 2 & 3 Bsdrooms , glue and gelatin which is used on most of our soils in central ii AM sit Wralloce and in ice cream making, capsules Florida during the cool season c... 60 tq "Ch W. or tuiedicine, marshmallow, when many of our permanent sbr C) photographic film and cigarette lawn grasses grow rather M . papers. comes sod TWI slowly or not at all. , ''J'', Appliances S" Why we-my Stearin is used in making If you're interested, here is chewing gum and candies; how to it! If you want seed ib. My I Ridgirwood i:h(vrin is used in explosives, over an established lawn you — I 4 q;S11let1cs . , ind Isth strtitt medicine; need approximately 5 pounds of [~ — - •• - DELTONA OPENING yproducts Lower e rice ee ,WHY RENT? I p, IL lye Plant rass For Winter Turf 'u' E Auditorium. 11e perforatance el:l ,- I -11 - A I OP*n Sundayt II'm - 51141 - 134-2111 I . . &-.I, @.. o , HOPE inC. I B 0 ow MEN "' 10 4 Here s the Answer unnet is used in making area The seed iiia By be loose mortar between the cheese. The horns and bones distributed over the lawn with a Al' Newsfeatures hate been used for making bone simple lawn fertilizer spreader Q - There is a brick wall bricks china dice teething rings and or, if necessar), b) hand You along one side of our driewa) nuiuierous other items must be careful to get an even It t begnn to deelop white lumber adQ I see ittioiit tl sale of these ulistribution oer the entire spots on some of the bricks, A vertised at a certain price per products, the prict lawn area. A light raking of the visitor said it is efflorescence running foot and some at a cer- steak would bit, much higher. lawn may be necvssary to get nd is frequently seen on brick tain price per board foot. M)thcflonarysa)sit is What's difference? white, powdery deposit but A. - A running foot er to doesn't say what causes it. Can every 12 inches in the length ,; --- _____-T&Npr -q — ____ ~- ~ likl_~ ou tell me? the lumber. A board foot is 12 A. — The white stains are inches wide, one inch thick and caused by salts that c . . ISurface along with water. They piece of lumber, the dealer will can be remove(] with a compute the board feet in it. If chemical purchased at a lum- you want to check, multiply the . if I ber yard or a building supply length of the wood in feet by the ustablislunent. Hut the stains nouiinal thickness and width iii s ill come back unless you can inches and divide by 12. a C5 prevent water from entering Example: A piece of wood is 2 inches thick,8 inches wide and 8 feet long. Multiply 8 by 2 by 8, ? which is 128. Divide by 12. The %% owl has Oand 2-3rd.i board fect in it and you wculd be charged move Howl - 0 SANFORD, FLA 3 a , . . - -z# , I . . _____________________ :-- _. -- I ~_._-_ F . -, F - , Q. - Settle an argument, please. When using a file on metal. should the pressure be applied on the forward or back. ward stroke or both'! i I en Apartments to i" I % life! Wkw ll on your back yard, and fee off on the beautiful DeitoM Golf Course. This three bedroom, split pun, with sliding glass doors, all brick home cannot bt replaced for lodays price. This features breakfast ruarn, dining room. living room, finished two car Wage. Has assumablo mortgage. Call for details. ! Brand new two bedroom, two bath Prime location Ready to move in Assumablemortgage Call for t~i 6. I r -4-_- Prime location on Hwy. jy-ilo2. Beer and wine license included. Newly remodeled. Needs good owner-s. Present owners anxious to sell, and will carry first mortgage at low interest rate. All this for only, us 1a P_q IL ~_Q -1 1-4. 94F,- f*N jr I d • / U 1:r , FI.ci Ave to enjoy lewoo W /4 T- sonic 7 3 : * - 5 2Q R.wd Adiambw eltona le P:sta bedroom, two bath home, be ": illome hand)mnen will get 776 SAXON BLVD DELTONA, FLA 7870 T_~,: -- H LOU We have a limited number of occupancy at the lowest ej iAi _.W , I - I I I rw) ..%r $ ~tl , 4 - - IN I dr\km b%6 - I _ .' -FT 17 annual rate of Interest, or the down payment, or the monthly payment, or the amount of the mortgage balan(T, the broker or homeo,Aner must tell you evcrything in addition to the price. U he tells you one these he must tell)ounflof them liowc%er, he can list only the price and he doesn't have to pro%ide all of the other information Of course, the question now a rises not gise all of the information'' Well, there is a problem ni in doing this It pertains to the annual penentage rate For example, if a mortgage Is to ca an In (crest rate of 8.75 per cent the chances are very likely that due to the manner In -AhIch closing costs are handled by the closing agent, %ho prepares the closing statements, the annual per- w 4 ~~ _________ _ It I ;! - I bureaucrats decided that If a broker or homeowner tells you the . #6 -.-,%* I -, , • - I - tJnRersIty FTUI facuib A ! ~ / necessarily find In the lavis passed by Congress -Is the Truth In 1, Lending Hill enacted by the Congress a few years ago. The s ,, - m_ - - - - :. I 1V ay%^ 1~. - - IF- __ Ill -& I 4-4 ~4Ill %V I ill --% 0`1111% ____ . .- I, I ,' ritthg guidelines one doesn't .* /I i 4 I i A ,a Y04 1 ~4 %V Taking more than 75 reservations for Sanford Woman's Club were, I top, from left I Mrs. Woodrow Clark, Mn. H. N. West and Mn. mehard Elam, wifile In the thchen hostess chairman Mn. Wm. Foster lbottom, second right) and helpers (from left) Mrs. Don Flamm,,Nfrs. Roger Ill anill ii i Pearce prepare the repast. the Federal bureaucrats 1. i - home on the market. There Is, however, a reason. So. don't blame the newspapers and don't blame the real estate brokers or even the homeowners. Th e reason and here again is another case of ________ , . 11. Sylvia Drake vs James A. aes - __ , --e-f =:i. _.- - ,17---- --I L - 1 .4 4, 1. j -C- 'f -M -, 4.1' 7 W.-_t---%-- - ~- k.=t - ., .1~i .- 1.-x I - _. - ~_ not giving the rder all of the pertinent Information about a - telegram to Governor Rcubin Huggins, hirs. Phillip IA)gan, Askew. Mrs. Askew, ill of Mrs DI liarperfirord III Van ho _.1J - & Wilda Lyles Francis & James ; ;'_I- _-_,,jo -_ -f _L, 4 I_~ ~~_O~ h 411l You are absolutely correct about classified advertisements ~ : - - ? ___________________ ! - ve ' I Be. : I lo o . N. 11 D according to Mrs. Virginia participating. W. I -.. Chnstmas nv Wo . I W ' _ ROflDA • Advertising Regulations . Rort J. ng y matter to remove or make an opening In a chain link fence and replace It when the utility repairs are complet ed . Therefore, since you're contemplating a chain link fence I would certainly advise that )-on fence It in. On the other hall. It you change your mind and decide to Install a concrete block wall or fence or even a wood stockade type fence I would not fence in the easement. The replacement of this type of fence n run Into money. The Greater Conact1on Co. Randy W. Srofe & De Ann. • I reside in an area of Sanfordwhere there are no alleys. There is. however, a 15-foot easement behind my property. I use half of uses the other half. I have been thinking about erecting a chain link fence, but I've been told by the neighbor behind me that I cannot fence in the easement. On the other hand several other people have told me I can fence the easement. Please tell me who's right and who's wrong.—VJB Dear VJH U you r certain that th behindresidential your property alleyway but Wit nt you can fence I In the property. Illo,tilever, let me warn you that If you do and If an occasion arises %hereby a utility (inn n"ll to gain access to the fenced easement they have the right to remove any part of the fence ItilIusuall be to you to the _____ b Before i . . r I -b—. _______ . , . . . - - . _ - maximum of 200 couples — so - .1 I JN ___ - __ - = -1 - - I I Yelling, same add. tehae1 K. King, 20, 1433 E Main Rd Portsmouth Rhode 4 By the hay, there is now in effect In Florida an agreement bCtecn Realtors and attorneys Commonly known as the Realtor, Attorney Accord. This agreement — entered Into by the Florida Br and the Floridd Association of Realtors stipulates that Realtors siII not render any services to clients or customers normally performed by attorneys. By the same token, attorneys have agreed not to perform services for clients %hich are nor. mall) performed by Realtors. In other words, the two professions haveagreed to sta) ("it (if #-.,it It othell busIncss.The accord has been in effect for more than a year and as far as e know its orking ______________ _______ 3' 11,_g _______ Afffiff -V buyer to purchase my home, %' )W neighbor purchased his home as a party to the contract hen though he not the buyer nor the seller, he sUIt Involved since he held the earnest money deposit in his trust :,r coun t until 'lolng. ("fli1tituitl, hr %SilS entitled by contract for sale and purchase of the propert)". In your case, however, the real estate broker as not involved at all. This was to be a contract only betee,i ou and the purchaser of your home. Therefore, legally he "a% no-t In a position to draw the document for you. Although You (]Ill 'lot mention It In your letter, I'm sure he advised you to set, an ittorney to have the contract prepared. -- Sweet . ' prepared the contract in )ou explain this to tnt' - Sill Dear Sf1 Y es, I can the real estate broker ho prepared the contract ____ Is .A,t M) neighbor told me I should have a onau lie sugested I see his real esite broker and as tu rn to prepare it The real estate broker refused lie said he tould not prepare the contract since he ,vi's not involved in the transaction. I had offered to pay him for the serv ice but he said It as illegal For him to do It l4ter I learned that when my neighbor bought his home the same broker ______________ ______________ T. - Park, Cynthia 1. Keglor, Is, Franees1u1seMoye ac B. LO) N N. NOPP r Jr & Sharon H. PhU1s Elaine Sills & James Franklin 1arJulian Recently! had an offer from a _____ ________ '01 U fly J ULIAN ST f:NsTi i ______ ____ F James A Miles, 27, 200 Fern Park Blvd., No. 103, Fern Divorces '' ____ J/J , . _ iif~ Sa IrTle. . —_ -, ____ - ' 4 I - . Contract 411llllsllllllllV r , .,A S ugar Draws 1 1 """"i 1 Broker ,, __ ' • Inv olved ______ t i - 1. e _______________ - .4if~~ .t L_ie_ :1l. .4 f t-!-, % * . , .. _ I.. I - Home Repairs," available by ?! ~. Jennie O'Brien - Sales Mgr. A Sales Assoc. -& _ ~~jF5 ,__, -N .~ -- _. __ . -__ -_.__-_____~ �6C-Sunday Herald, Sanford Ft. Sunday, Nov. 10, 1974 Want Ads Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cost, Don 'll They Pay Want Ads FT Are -w Seminole County Personals Will keep one or two children in m home 5 days a wvek, good care, hot lunches. Hive . yr. ofc daughter, New Idyllwilcie sectIon Call Mrs. Johnson. 322 5936. IN YOUR FAMILY! AL- ANON it Julian J Frd & WI Florence to Donald C Hamilton & wf Laverne Its 12 13 & 14 Blk 6, Mayfair $4,000. Blanche H. Arnold, wid to Colleen A. Dabbs, grantor life eat: It 167 Oakland Hills, $100. (QCD) Bako Constr. to Third Mountain Constr. Co., WP, 1118 81k H, Hidden Lake Unit 1 C $100. Third Mt. Constr. to Chuck Harrison Hyatt & wf udith N., It 18 81k H Hidden Lake Unit 1C, $35,600. Sun 1st Natl Bk Or!., exec. Eat Lizzie Anna Wilson to Byron A Fox & Sherra Eliz Jones one sixth mt. each - E 149.6' of N 1996.7' of W 1O.6' of NW1 4; etc., In Sec 30-19-30 $100. Oil Syndicate Inc., to John Cheretis, Beg. at pt. intersec. So. r•w Geneva Ày & French Ave., etc., in Dreamwold., $50,000. For families or fr3enis of proulem drinkers. For lurthr Information call .173 4517 or vrte Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. flo* $5.3. Sanford, Fla 37111 Recorded FE'., Mid Fin, to J. Stephen F.sther M. Greene (Married) Hickey & wf Nancy J., It 5 81k to Bobby C. Davis, 1.ts 9 & 10 U. repl. Sanora Units 1 & 2 (less S5')&F.ZS' of 11 ( less $35,400. 5') 81k 1 Resurvey of 81k 4, Pan Amer. Bk Orl to Joseph Wfldmere $3,500. F. Candelore & wf Susan K., LI James S. Watson, agi to Earl 22 111k 8 The Colonades, 1st H. McIntosh & Brenda S., It 21 Addn. $15,000. Nader Homes, to Ronald H. Little Lake Georgia Tern., $28,000. Klair Jr & wf Patricia, It 148 Lake Seashore, $33,500. Hyde Supply Inc. to Stephen K. Kafka & wE Nancy. W 7' of It 34, Its 32&33, Ed' o(31 81k 11 Crystal Lake Winter Homes $.600. Winston C. Spencer & wf Lynne to Paul A. Nutter & wf Frances, It 13 & E 16.05' of 1 Blk A West Altamonte HIs., Sec 3 834,000. ( QCD) Jack H. Wagner to Ann Wagner, It 3 81k 4, uIRkd I'll-it 1t Addn Mineral Springs Park $100. [lowland & Snell Const. Inc., to Kensel Lee Furner & Barbara Jo Furner Lot 10 Blk. 13 Sweetwater Oaks, Sect 4-B $70,200. Robert Frank Sarlin & Marilyn I. to Robert H. Stevens & Patty Lot 4 81k 1 The Woodlands Sec 3 $42,500. QCD) Clarence Kuiper & wf Evelyn to Clarence B. Kuiper & Percy I. Mercer & Virginia Evelyn Beg. SW con. LI 681k B K. to Albert V. Pope & Mavis T. Seminole Indus. Park 1st Addn. lots 7.14 81k 22 Crystal Lake $100. Winter Homes Subdivision IQCD) Clarence Kuiper & wf $10,000. Evelyn to Clarence B. Kuiper & Gerald L. Beer & Dorothy G. Evelyn I. Beg. 50' N 89 deg 52 min 30 sec. E of SW cor. of It 6 to Tom H. Estes,, 364.9'S NW cor Blk B Seminole Indus. Park 1st NE-41 NW-I Sec. 22-21-31 $70,200. Addn etc. $100. (QCD) James C Francis to Robert V. Musselwhite & wf Wilda Lyles Francis aka Janice to Kenneth M. F.eane & Badger, It 28 BIk 2 Rep!. S I & 2 wf Doris, N 71.59' of IA &S 23' No. Orlando Townsite 4th of It I Quiet Acres s.d $4,000. Addn.. $100. ( Good Lost Please call (305.)830 6.461 TAXI DRIVERS 70 Fr Woman or,Man for flower route delivery, Orlando area. Apply in person to Carefree Flowers, 370 S. Orlando Drive. Correspondents Are yotj one of those people whO knows 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are interested in picking up some, 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Votusia counties. An automobile is, helpful but not essential The ability to operate a camera Will baby sit In my home or yours, day time 371 7096 WANT AD Interesting and Profit able Apply in person to Tom Akns, Editor. at The Herald offices. 300 North French Ave. Sanford, Please do not telephone. DIAL Seminole 322.2611 TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers Winter ParkOrlando 831.9993 Want Ads REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential Interviews. Computer MLS We take traoes FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 373 6.353. or 3720970. Department Hours 8:00 A .M. - 5:3o P.M. 1 thru Monday thru Friday S times .......40c a line 4thru 23 times .......30c a line 26 times .............23c a line 11$2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) - 3 lines Minimum Announcements 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals $--Lost and Found 6-Child Care 7-Motels. Hotels III-Eating Places 9--Good Things to Eat 10-Do It Yourself Needed immedlatelyl Persons in teres?ed In full time lobs 349 5769 Cash for Christmas can be yours by becoming an AVON Repreen. tat ove Call 64.1 3079, LIVE AT SHEOA In a lush nature setting 7 bedrooms, 2 baths, ultimate recreation, deluxe ap pliance package Rent $719 or buy 175 00. 6.47 1937 Sanlard - 7 bdrm partly furnished apt. Clean. Pets welcome. $95 mo. Call Orlando 55.1 1109. 41 13-Travel Agencies 14-Camping.Resorts Houses for Sale And Acreage * M UNSWORTH REALTY 803W luSt. 323.4061, 373 OSI7 NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom spli plan, 1' bahs, wall to wall car pet. kith equipped, large Utilli storage room, 171.500 Stemper Soil 'A we' investment l.fel,mr 00 toil 53.000 cash down to buy at $100 mo 1292 673.5. beats a Harold Hall Realty ' -. I BEDROOM - I BATH Completely renovated, quiet, con venient location. Nice corner lot Ideal terms IdyliAjtde' I bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplace, Fla room, solarium, fenced yard, new roof S sh ag carpet throughout, Alter Sunday. I JU IS'41 3 BEDROOM ' I BATH Small down Payment . 21-Situations Wanted Investment Opportunities fi.... 1. farming .uru, .-- and or'ur iraur a__ , ---- - A. A. McClanahan ' !( 2$-Loans new home now!!! 27- Investment Opportunities Increase your Income to 14 per cent. 3 yr's Marvin P. Gassman 7401 Mohawk Trail. MtId Mfg Bkr 6.15 1147 124 firs I JO ptionol ,not.rlals fh..ni.lv.s and ,, Rentals even xnor. ... you COO, ISO. lithor w' the be Included in your 29-Rooms for Rent 30-Apartments Pen? morteog.. Unfurnished 3 I-Ape rtmontsRent Furnished 37-Houses Rent Unfurnished 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 3$-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 34-Resor? Property For Rent R OVER 20 MODELS BUILT ON YOUR PROPERTY MORTGAGE FINANCING 00 9" -' a on., two lhr.e or foci' b.i,00a, horn, visit for your f uture TODAY , send Illm Wafter cod OU9)OO to the For Rent ... IM..ri.. o4f.r, rn.et,00 37-Business Property 31-Wanted to Rent Real Estate can, nooraI Jim ~"-' * *GENEVA GARDE5 * * 40-Condominiums 41-Houses fgr Sal. 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage .*bflptilae l5-..RiiJ F! "~". i!. -. . . or P. 0. Box 15037 Pine Hill Station I 4540 West Colonial I .. .1 bin -, IWOOMIT I .J44%.A4sqIwsv44s. 0. bv J ø I SIlL, 'w 10 on "AM . I For $a 46-lnco,h, And Investment Property 47-Rut'fstsp, Wanted l 32] PH: 295-0981 44-Garage - I IS-Boats £ Marine IT I Equipment ow* p.ry in. .. Co'øy. - - - - - - - - - - - - - _. J' .rmpg Equipment . JuSt liSted Delightful 2 bedroom. Very at Guaranteed financing, Call Mr tractive. 115.500. Watch out! You'll like ill Dawloncollect, 104656 0450 today ______ - 4.6 HIDDEN LAKE- For $31,700. A 4 bedroom, 2 bathf Nearly new. Great buyl ALTAMOPITE- Hwy. 127, near 434, 138' frontage, 2 bedroom. CR houD. Ideal for offices. Priced right. S34,000 Hartman Realty, I . ICLI .--..-.-..- - b.I. r.. ''ur. - 321.0120 .. iu-sl N SiE RV.ICES It. .;, ., .. f. . ~ . . _I l Extra fine sale, consisting of like new matching washer and dryer. Frost free refrigerator, air con A pl- Home Improvements C''r,*i Heat & A r ConCtoning For tree es''nafe', call Carl Harris. a' SEARS in Sanford 377 1771 ij'dd ices ci ill ? Painting. Cement Hauling 372 2645. Appliances 1111111111111114 Full Line GE Appliances Sanford Etectrc Company Sarah Coventry jewelry ichen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops,, Sinks Installation i.a table' (tud Cibell 32' 8057 ,,,,?rn,' ri .3 ERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your car best for less, all work guaranteed 705 French Ave.. 321.. 0590 P Heater Cleaning 1 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area? ___ =_ - %, - - - • CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S 9dguwtuu - -.-00,0101111"_~-, - ~. COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES I Plus Large Club House,'Junior Olympic Pool, ': Large Picnic HOMES OF DISTINCTION :• Near The Country Club. NO CLOSING COSTS Additions With Pride By - J11111M Remodeling _ CONSTRUCTiON Inc. 711 W 2SIh Sanford, Fla. ' CON VZNTIOP4AL FINANCING txY - - DnkAl Dco Call For 0 4' Appointment 32 2 . 3!03 Located I block So. of Airport Blvd. on Sanford Ave., in Sanford. Sales office open Mon..Fri: 9.6 Sat. & Sun. 1.6 Dial 322-8721 ' .4 ............. 1971 DODGE CRESTWOOD Station Wagon, Fully Equipped ........ - THE FISH NET 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE f SwIt Adding Machine and Typewriter 110 for both 3230283 Area, Basketball and Tennis 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 24,000 Mi. Fully Equipped Tropical fish and '.uppiies 1002 French Ave 321 01W Tue's, Sat .10 S;30 Fri ,till om - 1972 CHRYSLERS 3ToChoose From. Starting At .......... Two porlabte Paint Sprayers, less guns, $50 Typewriter. Un derwood, li'.e new, 120 414 Myrtic Land Clearing __________________________________________ - C&A BACKHOE SERVICE TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Fiarrietts Beauty Nook $19 F. F' ne 32'? S747 I andcleanng sepic t.*ny', fill art, nivew,.,s :!l 1, nis c COOng 1729)1? cc 77 3 395) Ave. '. For Sale; Rattan Off,ce Desk SanfordAuctoon 373 73.3 11 III IPIPT ' '.' .ssified Acts, serve the buying and clIing community everyday, reid ,,rid ('iC them dlr'n Call 372 26)) n *)1 7971 u,,;i' ,""s ' Sewing _______________________________ Custom trace Drape's and Bed spreads. Quality workmans,hp Dorothy Bliss, 319 5175 (A4PLNTRY erior Trim, Paneling, Custom ,,rpe,1try No lob too smal, .ensed & Bonded. 373 S61Jl (.'asiIed Ads, are here to help you 'Don't nir'ials'" Ser'.e a useful purpose aqa.n ',IP'Cn OU w t, th,'r, with a Class i fied id from the Herald, Call us today! Don't delay' Just dial 322 7611 or 131 92 To place your low cost Want buy. sell, rent or Swap at .1 IQy, et US hCIp you p1ae . (,til 327 7611 or 531 993 ' a'.' l , ' Ad Wall Papering " ome Improvements 11111110 C. rpentry. RemocteIng. Additions, Custom Work, Licensed Bonded Free estimate. 323 60, 2888 IV tenlorExterior Plastering Plaster patching and Simulated x'ick Specialty 3272180 1690 1991 it-c ' .1' n Ira' garage Sell longer needed 'erns *ith a Classified Act fl the Evening `r.111 0' 2611 or 811 S'j (.1 Beauty Care $2195 2995 - FALL CLEAP4ING "lmpac"Wash& Spra Kleen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs. Remove's mildew, fungus, mud dObbert, wasps & spicier webs 3720397 no 5 495 1972 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY WAGON Super Loadedl Low Miles, Dual AC 1. Bookcase dbl bed mattress and Springs. $35., AfltIQUC dbl bed, mattes and springs, dresser with mirror. $175. * Chair. $20, Ladles ressn, size 7_53_ 3735374 Courts. Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid Situated On Large Wooded Lots ' PRICED FROM $35,000 Of Loch Arbor __' A V Cleaning - ,-' 1974 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER BROUGHAM $ 4 Dr., Hardtop, 32,000 Mi. Loaded ......... Orlando Drive, 373 7150 'I'll , ir Flowers and Giif% for all occasions, tropical and exotic plats "Quality at Discount Price's" Pressure - Roofing OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DU , [S 373 5954 'rn,'I C!aSsfed Ad brnqs hg '.t,mn5 Tr, " INS Se'e' (.,*i 37? II ..r F) I Carpentry 1972 PLYMOUTH GRAN SEDAN Loaded, 2 To Choose From PIANO SERVICES All makes,, Id. Players Tuning. Repair,662 9500 Finishing, Painting. Reasonable - show in St I road over from Inspection Station 2571 Ponsetta, Sanford. 373 5573 Piano Services Billy Ge(k,3739707 1971 OLDS . PET REST INN Board og & Grc.mng Ph 322 1057 Carpentry, Lght Remodeling, AdditIOnS S Repair Crpentry, Roofing, Cement 75.77 Park Drive, 377 1562 1974 IMPERIALS 2 To Choose From Save Over - Pet Care ____________________________ - $9flflfl I p House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs, C. J. Bannister, 322.1155. STAN'S AUCTION ,,., - __________ Auto Repair -__________- I . 4 E . . &..ss. A.. ... . Experts Ready To Serve You! Air Conditioning at - .. -_ -_ I-, numerous to mention. It y.ou are looking for some good furniture, don't miss this sale. Sale to be held HWY 16, WEST lit St. Sanford, Fl,i Fof' tnformtiq 3 77 9719 OP L KSH C C Public Auction , . - VO Cor. Palmetto& Commercial Ave. Sanford Fla. _________ I I .11 - CARPORT SALE: Glass ware, clothing, misc. all sons. 2107 Harlwell Ave. Mon., Tues., Wed 3776311 - ui FYI) Boys and girls SP'winn bikes Boy - s S sp., Girl 3 sp. Both excellent . Pg. 372 0357 A. V THE Autos for Sale Auction lime' for saving when you shop the pages Cl Classified Acts' WILL DO SEWING IPIMYHOME _____ -- ditioner, mahogany chest on chest, cedar wardrobe, white twin bedroom Suite', marble top lamp table, I pie-ce king size bedroom Suite, RCA color TV. Stereo with AM FM radio. Gas heater, Ike new oil heater with blower, 11 piece antique wrought irOn yard set, cast iron stoves,, one lot of antique dIshes, rugs, milk cons, jelly buckets, antique wall clock. sweepers, lamps, bric a brac, plus lots more furniture, antiques too --------- e . 8:30.5:30 WEEKDAYS, 8:00.12:00 SAT. Will pickup your abandoned car free if You will Call me alter 1pm 322 1671 Saturday Nov. 9, 7 p.m. Garage-Rummage Sales Miscellarir'ous For Sale 80 Stamps-Corns 72 ' Christmas Is a time for giving and a 'We Specialize In making People Happy As Well As Cars.011 Trucks and Trailers --------_- 7, 8, 9, 10. 9 am 5 p m Everything priced to go. Clothes,, toys, appliances, dIshes, odds and ends. 1204W. 201h St. 3279170 Suife 203. The Greater Mall Dashers To Dune Buggies Ill? GMC one ton truck 17' Steel flatbed Only 70.676 actual miles Like' rev Only $3' Wanted to Buy COIN CENTER. 109W. lt St 323 .L357 - GARAGE SALE Nov. REALTORS. CasWob,rry,I30 1666 -Z?- R\ RIAGE Inc. 79 deli Complete Volkswagen Service From 323 Coins Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE TV. Radio.Stereo - Best Present it's Had- Tender Loving Care. P,'otorcyie Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Livestock And We buy and tell Gold and Silver MILLERS 54 They 'lI Give Your Volkswagen The Motorcycles - 69 - -_ ___________________________________ . - _____ Used wash ers and dryr'. Many to Choose from. 90 day warranty on all used applIances, Dick's Ap. pllances 321 7655 53 VOL}SHOP 1913 Yamaha 230 Enduro knobbles, Exp. chamber 5630 Firm, 317 5593, CP.ihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. An mat Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels. 372 5757. CASH 377 4132 KENMORE WASHER, parts. servIce, used machines,, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323.(169'.L ----- 319. For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items, Larry's Marl, 213 Sanford, t.ve Appliances - The Holidays. Take It Home To The ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED heater, 321 0920 '- -. 78 Top prices paid, used, any condition. 444 t.12e Winter Park GE Washer S Dryer, Ike new, Twin bed set, Bedroom suite, Electric - Honda CL 173. take over payments, excellent condition 373 S471. Get Your Volkswagen Humming For -. _____________________________ s Piece Wood Dinette Set, table 1 1 chairs A low as 169.95 ALL NOLL'S STORES --- For The Holidays Puts A Song In Your Heart. JERRY'S USED & REBUILT PARTS lCSFrenich Ave 321 C'3'i'3 - 7335. ' Pair of AKC Peg. Inis,h Setters 560.. after S or week ends 68 DECORATORS. 109W. 1st St 372. .--.- You are always ahead when you buy, sell orrent with a Want Ad. 1 Bull, 2 years old. 8 hogs, 2 goats, 1 Billie and 1 Nanne' 372 565.9 . . - Sale onquallty us*dfurnitijre bedS dresser . $40; Gateleg table, $15; GE Vacuum upright, $13; Maple double bed complete, $50; Set walnut tables, $23. Small bookcase, $10; Dinettes 8. Dining tables, at bargain prices An tiquft, Odds & Ends KULP -- Cnr's "ennel. Pups, StudS, AKC, Toy & Mini Poodles, all colors, rocker, Mn I Large Dih5itur.rj, Shh T, Schnauzer, Yorke. Boston Terrier, (ri,tjh, Beagle. Chi pon. 75 pups on display, we buy pups, l.nance, shots,, guarantee 1 90i 7)7 3176 or I 901 237 7947 Poultry Eves. 869-1146 2619 Orlando Dr. Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $33,000. Cal' 3724493 for information, Yotr MLS Agency REALTORS . .. Pets and Supplies 67 Call Credit SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East Itt St.. Sanford 372-9411 TELEVISION SETS 575 UP Income And Investment Property' 322-2420 Anyme 51 Drop In bobbin. zig zag, and) needle position, Like new condition. sold new for Ill, balance of 54$ cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. . eautlful undeveloped rolling grass. hilts near historic Miles City Excellent hunting. $210 42 down, 170 14 monthly, si,000 balance For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Al Antar - Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic, Pay balance of $78 or 10 payments of $8. 52 40 Acre Montana Ranch 61/2 Pct. LOAN LAN TA- * in sewing cabinet, repossessed . WE TAKE TRADES PAOLA AREA- Tremendous Avyl Nice 2 bedroom on 1.37$ acres of land. Only $29,900. See this One todayl Singer * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW There's One Near You REALTORS, 196W Lake Mary Blvd 01 -. . Rummage Sales lake FORREST GREENE,INC. bedroom, 2 bath on Corner tot. Reduced to 137.900. SAN I . nice terrain, $27.500 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" CITY- Exceptionally nice? story, 4 65 THOUGHTS OF GOING HOME Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 exchange. REELS BODY SHOP, 1119 Sanford Ave. ' Goods $2-Appliances 'SJ-TV. Radio .St.rio : • End tables. and matching Bookcase. Floor Lamp, all like new. Apt. 3F Summit Apts., off Hwy 136, Catselberry. 1310665 * SON AMOCO Hwy 17928. Lake Mary Blvd I" 9173 - 1969 Chevrolet Impala, 44,000 miles. extra clean 377 5.073 .... 1966 GTO Mini conciitin, everything rebuilt, 400 Cu. in 3. 2's. 1 Speed, AM FM stereo tape Player, mag .'.heels 5800 322 4.110 After 6 or weekn-j's mi lmWWW WILLIAMS & iJi'3 S$ I -. T F Lots and Acreage LAKE MARY- 7 bedroom, 2 bath. $19,000 Can be - ,f - ' 54.300; 5O'xllO'. $4,000. Realty 3fl 1147 414 Myrtle Aue 6431115 Painting Property '51-Household . ,..$.P1SOOOF WflJ (305) 323-8160 Ph. - 1797 Maitland I ..n t4 firoon, ali.irtments, 5 1010 owl VP S0-Mitcollan.ous - Stenstrom -. - 43 50 I I RAPIKIIPI ARMS APTS 1170 Florida Ave 372665.0 - ALTAMONTE_ ROLLING HILLS100'xI2$', $5,730; 125'ic)25' corner, $4,750; 67'x117', leased with option to buy! '' I ) I 3909 -- privileges. 13,100. LOCH ARBOR- Lakefrontl Lovely - SANFORD I / -_- Set of 4-$80 Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2167 Comet, 6 cyl, standard, title, new sticker, needs tune up. Make effer, or trade for fold up camper. Down r.,P i'I.' .harp Must SPS' to appreciate 196$ Mustang V 8. automatic, air, power steering Double sharp Limited Quantity & Sizes Equipment for Rent , Buys . Any Car 1 970 Cougar. loaded, I owner, 4t 000 org TIRE SALE sire student Guitar, used 64 Dining Table, $3S - Sanford 373 5200 LAKE MARY- Lightly nearly ½ acre with 1100 E 25th St 372 6655 it Merchandise Highway3o West I %.IUJiI-' Jill. ;-Fasrns and Groves JIM w*uu HOMIS mA so -_ TAFFER REALTY ____ NOii GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orla nd o Drive BUY AT DISCOUNT - dlspfoy pork for a 24-pope, #011-color catalog of horn,, and compute, SeformotIen, ORLANDO, FLA. 32803 .i Snn,,. I. .a 2 Rooms, 4. bath lurnihed Also large unfurnished apt. in Lakc ?,'ry RelerenCS required. 372 Come see us at our big now location 323 130 1 . 7610 HIawatha Ave. at 17.c else $125,000 MOBILE HOME PARK Best lot selection now available in Sanford's finest family park. I Come out today anti reen'e your '•'fl4r Stery Studio, I, 7. and 3 'rdroom apartments Pool, tIubhpue', carpeting, drapes, kitchen equipped, central heat and .ir Monthly rentals from 11475, 377 7090. ISM W 1Sr, St.Sanford batht, furnished. Auto Repairs PartsAccessories Hwy 436, Casseiberry. $31 066$ - - MAYFAIR- Spacious Executive Hornel On Lake Monroe. 4 bedroom, I bath. plus everything enin Apartments Rent Unfurnished Walter Homes customers puuh.sa and Install REALTY Goods 1965 Renault. Current inspecton, cheap transportation $173 See at 119 E. .Jinkins Cm Sanford after I pm (WITH GOOD CREDIT) - 76 once', paid $90 Asking 560 or best offer. Apt 31 Summit ApIs, Off - 'Don't needs!" Serve a uteful purpose again when you Sell them Ath a Classified Ad from ttse Herald Call us today' Don't delay' Just dial 2222611 or 531 7993 To place your low cost want Ad ACR EAGE Good small acreage with and without homes WOODMERE- Y ou 'll like thiS one. Has 3 bedrooms, equipped kit. chen. carpet. Only $19300. Financial 24-Business Opportunities - Musical Merchandise Corn ___________________________ 6 Di nette Chairs, i, , SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath home Fenced yard. $10,500, MAYFAIR-- 3 bedroom, 2 bath on 3 big loft Many extras 53I. 7 ACRES ' - - -- 18-Help Wanted 27 . I0'x.37'. $1,800 Location Couri tryslcie 'Trailer Park, Airport Blvd east of Sanfor d Ave. 373. 21 or SECLUDED and convenient, s acr es with 3 bedrooms, 7 bath mobile ho me Terms $2i.900 new 3 bedroom, 2 bath. 141,930. I ";. ,. - Mobile Homes 3 Bedrooms, 1' 36045. Hwy 1797 322 1991 1919S French 377 7374. 317 1496. 377 177 4)6.1. .177 195.9 -- - $50 - _______________ Mustang City * .311 N 1st Plus Tax '. ALTAMONTE- Beautilul, almost REALTOR 3735771 " Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR Air Conditioned 372 7072 After 5.30 322 6700 7t I N Oak. Santc,j 32? 7171 Ca 323 "'C flRQW r,r,ciL1C Household * RD REC VEE SERVICE t.'l and tuned Call 372 0971 after I p nm 2 Occasional living room chairs. I Broyhill dining table and mat. ching chairs 3239193 JOHN SAULS AGENCY S or 10 Acres Desirable home site loca:ion Paved road, frees, horses okay Terry Realty, REALTOR, 678 07)1 Two bedroom home, lar ge lot, in need of a handy man. Only 111,500 with t er ms See today, 51 Complete trailer hitches, All kinds available Antique Up right Piano Re'f'nithC ,..'. 3 Bedrooms. 1 baths. C II arxt ar All you need to do is assume mortgage, pay small equity and move in 47 59 l977 Opel T ISp Good Gas MIea'i317645.2 ' 1214111 ",,t Ad,, .fo';d ,th aI,,rq,' selection of brans n,,rrc' otlt'rn dailyl .... - 323 6333 or 643 2333 Stemper Realty i tjedrcgms,, l Baths i family room, fireplace, carpetei eat in kitchen, dishwasher. QI; bage disposal, rang,, large insidI, utility room, outside utilit y building, fenced back yard We landscaped 537,250. ' Special Bargain REALTORS family room, wall to wall carpeI. eat in kitchen, dishw$$her, gar bage disposal, range I refrigerator. IS, x 30' screen, pool. $55,000 W you quallfylt 1312 S. Elliott St. 7 OR, $110 mo or EXCEPTIONAL 1 Bedroom? bat .' .- FORREST GREENE, INC. GOLF COURSE-3 bedroom, 2 bath New houses Ira rural area. P40 dow n Payment, monthly payments l ess than rent. Government Subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to DO if Clean, 2 bedroom. I bath with family room and screened patio. 11 50 mo $100 Security dpO'sit 373 53*1 .. ' They're Hot!" 1200. plus $150 Security. 173 1731 - '# "Get 'Em While 3 bedroom. 1 bath, large yard with back lenten, equipped kitchen PHONE 16171 535 7171 55i.35 Realty. REALTOR, 3237750 (iroker, 107W Commerc i al Sanford. 372 7511 Furnished or unlurnithed nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 313 2970. After 5, 372 7019. MINNEAPOLIS. MI P4 P4150 TA Veterans No Down, 2 Bdrm den, fenced, $116 mo. 9' pet. ACIre White Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely home's. located in Deltona. Lots larg er than average. 533.000 539.0 Call Jim Knox at 377 ooFJ -. ROEISON MARINE 2927 Hvi', Ii 9 2 fl 11,61 ' 1973 Renault 12 Low mileage Will trade equity on bass boat, 3734417 - _________________ -- STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 44, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sates Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques., TV, and app'iances, Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p m. Con signments welcome, For informaton call 372 automatic, air. Call 373 4575 eves Also 1973 Torino Sport, fully equipped, Can be wen at Johnny's Standard Station, Airport Blvd 5, 17 97 or call 373 4578 eves for appointment, EXPLORER OWNERS Southern RV Services. Your -________________________ authorized service center 1939 Lincoln with 430 engine. just warranty and other services. 373. s rebuilt, New transmission Best 9070; 830 1020. offer 373 1371 II' Tn Hull Malibu, 25. HP Johnsos with Harding Trailer. 1.400 am take over payments. 313 099) United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 1797 Casselberry 8312010 - 3?? 6173 P4'ght 317 S4 71or3fl 7357 ________ _____________ SANFORD- Newly wed or retirees dream home, 2 bedrooms, family room, carpeting, air, newly Painted. Seller will finance Move In now. $17,500 - Garnett Buy Direct-Wits, Prlces.',Of, 0, LAKE MARY 3 beurcm, nrarI' an acre on Crystal Lake, Beautiful kitchen, central heal and air, Florida room overlooking the lake. $42,900. OUTBOARD MOTOR 373 1569 Autos for Sale 1977 Toyota Corolla Wagon, Camper-Travel - 7'; l'ip SEARS ' 'BEDDIP4G SALE * * ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS LAKE MARY- Fire Sale This home was burned. A real buy for you to fix up yourself. Only 1i2,000, 75 Trailers Boats & Marine Equipment New 'ancilikenewdresses,pant Suits, 916, IS up )23 1309. Corbett Real Estate PAYTON 55 - _____________________________ 1970 Slmca, real economy. $500. Also 1963 Corvair, good 2nd car $100 1201 W. 1st St. ALTAMOPITE.,.. New home. REALTOR bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, 665 4791 Deflary kitchen equipped, pick your own ___________________________ carpet if you hurryl $39,600 • W. carpeting. garage. $*75 per mo. with lease. STEMPER AGENCY. 377 4991. Houses Rent Furnished 322-74 Ii ThaOkt to Classified Ad, users fast results at a low cost, Try oo e today I Phone 372.76)) Or 131 991 3 3 bedrOom, 1' bath, central heat, 33 3777111 j . CURIOSITY SHOP Two Bedrooms. I', bath, carpeted $23,000 - - CARPORT SALE; 3906 Old Orlando Hwy Fri. .Sat,, 95.3fl 7593 _______________________ _____________________________ 1 6P.M. DAILY Builder. 196W Lake Mary Blvd 373 6333 or 6457333 WE TAKE TRADES . "-"----'- 80 - - PATIO SALE-Furniture & MiS Noon to 5 on Friday; 9 to S Sat Sun 201 Hays Drive, Sanford. Auction -,---.- - AutosforSale -- 80 Open daily 10.3 for consignments; 1971 Dodge Polara, loaded. Als,o 1972 sales off the floor. We also buy 1971 Caprl, Silver, 4 sp Vega, air. $1100 each 377 01 34. eed, 7$0 estates, etc. mile's, extra clean. 51675. Call 1962 Mercury Meteor HOwle Klruy at 372165.1 Dealer Mechanic Special DELL'S AUCTION SErrIICE _________ ______________________ H*y 16 West, Sanford 373 1569 Beautiful '67 Chrysler Newport in 373 5470 excellent condition. Good mileage, Make Appt to We-466 6639 in the 1965 Olds F IS, new paint job Good Dial the results number. 377 2611 mechanical condition. $300 Call am. and Place a fast acting Want Al' 373 4935 anytime. - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL- TRADE 311 ]ISE First5f 372 5677 WATERFRONT. Access to L.ake' Jessup, 2 bedroom, I' baths, ASH, Fenced lot. 365 5190. Deltona, 901.7e.775Ø, Orlando, 30373 33 et Homes, Lots wall wall carpet In dining room, living room and hail. $190 Month; 130 Deposit. 830 1573 after 5. Conventional or VA FHA Tanau Plans Now, should you do this by Thantsgivirog, we will GIVE y ou your choicetree; Washer ai Dryer. Stove and Refrigerator, or Color TV, by G.E. upon fin al closing of your home Call Bud. 377 6457 or Ken, 372 645.7 JOHNNYWALxR GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 3noW Commercial Properties 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, 7615METRO BLiUL EVARO IS-Action Sports Employment I. Unfurnished EXECUTIVE -Tr,vel & Recreation . -- Houses Rent Thanks-Giving We will THANK you to,- selecting us to contract the construction Of your new ilOinC Cash, VA, FH A, . Condominiums 40 Duplex, 7 bedroom, air conditioned, adults preferred, 372 6620 or 373 TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY INTERNATIONAL (OR PORA1IOt 4 ad -.v----........... 72 CARPORT SALE Misc.; Cheal Pick up truck, boat, trailer or d motor. 3307 S Park Ave MAITL AND FLEA MARI 1911 Hwy. 17 92 Oprn Sal s, Sun 95 53$ 7 70 bri ng s big returns, Try one and see Call 372 2411 or 031-9993. LAKE MARY- 3 bedrooms, large cIoet Space, range and refrigerator included Owner says "Cut it loose". $fl,co Low down payment C - 5.854 11-Instructions 107W 1st. Street 322 2313 Woman would like to share 6 room house with gentleman, couple wtri I child or Other woman Near school and shopping center. 321 053$ AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 7ndt - KULPREALTY Wanted to Rent 38 WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St DEK INDUSTRIES INC Business Opportunities . - Sanford - Immediate occupancy, apartments, furnished and un furnished. $90 $120. 321 0066, 3 Bedrooms In Pinecrest. Kitchen eguipped. $15.0 month, damage deposit $100 After 630. $31 5.471 74 Ads' Want , 2571 Part Dr 377 Ill REALTOR After Hou rs' "'I 322 399I 3720641 You can buy quality merchandise at a budget price when you shop the loans, Broker ------ GarageRummage Sales s - Coats, wash and wear dresses, and pant Suits. Size II, 15 70'.'. All $3 and under. $31 $780 7643 A small classified AITAMOPITE_ 3 bedrooms, ?bath, Spli! pl,'n, Family room, Country ' ,I P01,icon7 Clark 322 15.91. 1853. Day Eve Real Estate Deltona * * * * - Conventional - , Peg kitchen, fenced yard Large Oaks and pines 5.41.500. Jim Hunt Realty Office space wIth large warehouse in (leBary. 6685727 Nice 1 bdrm trailer, also apt. Good location. Mature adults, Utilities pd No deposit 373 5695. Real Estate IIUFFMAN REALTY , MOSSIE C. BATEM.AN YOU NEED, NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and 4 bedroom homes, 1½ to 2 baths priced from $77,550 to 175.100 on large wooded lot, Seller pays all closing colt. VA, FHA, Colonial REALTOR 71 Hour Service ____________ 3771i9, T, md three rc'rn office'pU. available dowotoan, ,,r p.1, ar. drapes. water furnished, with kitchen option Fran 51$ per mo KULP REALTY. 3222335 ?'I*S Park Drive. 377 2161 32 CalIBart . I 7 flcdrom Adults Only 3 ledrooms, air onditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3729142 To the housewife with debts to pay If you have a low hours a day, we have a position open that will help pay those debts. Philip's Custom Draperies and Cleaners. 319 W. 13th, Please apply In person. ' Commercial Building 2SlS Park Ave, Call 305 254 291 1. Melbourne Electrician T,cnnican, Tran slormers and Magnetic Components, Experience required. Salary open 5341177 Business Property For Rent - 37 PLENTY OF MONEY plus bonutes, fringe benefits to mature ifldividt,ii in Sanford area. Regardless 0 experience, airmail A. J. Pate, Pr" , Texas Refinery Corp ,Box 711. Fort Worth. Texas, 76101 - - Park Avenue Mobile Park * * * * Msel, For Sale - 7. Pet. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL OUTSTANDING nearly new oexec home In town pr Iced at $75,op land worth it Come see and let us prove has everything y ep cl SPIT 4. POLISH!! Like new and ready. We Offer this 3 BR. 1' bath, central air home for just $71,955 Name your ter ms Anything to trade Houses for Sale 372 REALTOR. 531 Trailer lot for rent. Plenty of room to park big rig's. Call 377.9147. I Bedroom. living room, ciosed in front perth, air condition 911 Park Ave. $165 month, all utilitieS included, 323 0630 RAVENNA PARK. 304 Temple Or. 3 lovely paneled bedrooms,? baths, eat in kitchen, fenced yard with beautiful Shade trees. 576.500 OWNER 3731813 VA no down payment, 3 Bedrooms, like new, custom interior. Ce fltral sir, large lot A real bargain Only $23.750 Also FHA terms LOw down CLIFF JOR1DAN I Trucker's Special Apartments Rent F urn ished 31 Charming Mobile Home Lots For Rent 35 Duplex Sanford, Lcngwood, Lake Mary area 2 t,t'drooms, stove, refrigerator, air. $150 plus $73 deposit, 634 9051, makes the lob more INFORMATION Want Ad driom 11* Walter 'Friendly Classified Gal "I -- Houses for Sale 41 -_ - - Lower your food by catching fish Inc Wekiva River while renting a CAMP at home mobile SEMINOLE.Nopets_3fl4170. SANDLEW000 VILLAS 110W AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD, 323 7570 Help Wanted and Found - room, living room, 7 bedroomS. Stove and refrigerator, washer and dryer hook up. 7 patios, I screened, shag carpets central heat and alt, walk to plaza. Small pet welcome. 256 N Evans Cir 648 4521 $ Free home delivery SaveS Houses for Sale - Deltona. Duplex, 12'x74' family Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage Child Care 6 - OCEAN SHRIMP--LOBSTER 18 GENEVA, I2'60', carpet, central air, heat. furnjshed on 7 acres. Johns for boating. Near St fishing $175. 365 5057. or 2 bedroom dupICi apartments Furnished or unfLirnished. .wlmming pool 1770 S. Orlando Dr 323 7920 , LOST Red Irish Setter. Last seen Country Club Area. Reward, 322 5747 or 3fl 7)17 - Nice I bedroom trailer $125 month Adults only Plo pets 373 0164 Things to Eat Usrm F-reh produce daily. Vine ripe i0m.1joei. S6 00box Hwy 131, ' mi W of If. .E YOU TROUBLED? Call toll F- r'' 644 2077 for "We Care"14otin' 4dulls or Ten. Ask For I y 41 To rent with Option to buy on St. Johns RIver, 7 bedro oms, 'screened porch. 100' river Iront, high and dry. Seawall, cos'ered boat dock. 53S,00 Huff man Realty, REALTOR 377 1595, 322 Furnished, patio, Carport 77545.9 LAKE MARY- Duplex. in quiet • Want something challenging in religion' Try HIS WAY. Why rot call us at 323 9097 or 373 6416 s 7 Bedroom House Trailer One bedroom duplex apt. kitchen equIpped, carpet, air. adults 191.50. 372 72'?6 after 1. Tomatoes I tts 51 00, Farm Fresh Produce Da-vg Patch rtc,i market, Dogtrack Rd Sat Sul, 41 .. turn. Low rates. 323 1125. 9 . Rent -- -- neighborhood, furni,hed or Un BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse available on rental bails for daytime or evenings. Private parties, wedding receptions, group meetings, tic. Will ac commodate 125150 for Sit down dinner, 250 300 for reception. Contact Mrs McDaniels, 372 5721. F ACED V,lTH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perh,ps Alcohol .flfly't'O5 Can Help (Alt 473 457 Wrfe P0 Boa 1211 Sirford, F Mobile Homes 31 Apartments Rent Unfurnished 30 Child Care 6 IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM James U Cassady & Bunnie to J U Cauady, S'2 of NE'i of SE'i of NE'i of Sec 220408100. Mark Buiders Inc., tc Thomas H Thomas & wf Amanda, It 9 8th C North Orlando Terr., Sec 8 Unit 2 $31,400. Gidus Builders Inc to Michael J. Appleton & Diane J. It 256 Woodcrest, Unit 5, $36,800. (QCD) Lance C. Anderson & wf Kathleen & Erick I. Anderson, sgl to Anderson Semoran Corp., from SE cor. 81k B %Veathrsfldd s.d $100. Win. C. Fabel to Wm. C. Fabel & wf Linda LI 12 81k A, Spring Valley Farms, Sec 2 8100. Thomas F. Moore& i4i Inez to LiirrvO. !.arklnc& wf l)inan It. Tr. 232, Chula %'bia, in Sec .2. 21-32 $51900. Dorothy Coon, sgl to Herbert Wendeiken & wf Jeanette, LI 8 & N 48.86' of 9 BIk I Mayfair s.d $36,600. Sam T. Kennedy & wE Elsie to Nelson E. Jones, Us I & 2 Blk 15 Repi. Part of Townsite No. Chuluota $12,000. Robert L. Owen & wf Eliz. to Stuart S Probst & wf Eliz., Lt 489 Spring Oaks Un. 3, $44,500. Richard J. Hackett & wf Aheec to Terry H. Smith & wf Linda J. U 3 81k it; Townsite of North Chuluota 118,000. Shubert Constr. to Lawrence WllUams& wE Mildred, Lots 357 356 & S 18' of 355, Bookertown,, $32,800. (QCD) C J Baker to Adrienne S. Baker, E 874' of Eti of N 848.9' of W 875' of SW'S of Sec 292043 $100. t Land 1 Transactions I "Buyerfindd r5 11C Sunday, Nov. 30, 1974-7C -- - Pest Control = ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2%62 Park Drive 1778163 Jim Pp. Pmt Control 7876 l'OQ'.05 Ave 5.ntor 377 1070 Rt mocieling and Repair's Room You can get a fair price when ',ou idditions Fully insured Good advertise your "Cc.n't nCedS cm ettrencts, Jim Trc'go. 321 0209 the Want Acts -1 PAlfl NJ .'.Tf R i'r';'u;r.,I •',,iIi,Ili: L Censed Rrladentlal,Cornrper,I Free Estimates Ph 7726173 . Well Drilling '.ELLS DRILLED Pur,'i' SPRINKLER SYSTE.'.'' 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WHEN MAY WE EXPECT E /MVA 5/ON OF KARAK AP HIS SAVAGE MEN?" 1// ABOUT A WEEK," ANSWERS VAL NONCHALANTLY, 'I S#IOWEP 77fEAl HOW 70 8R/E THE RIVER.' 'AMP THE 'WATER ON.' PAER," YS ARN SHARPLY, "U AR P05/MG UKE 14.V ACTOR A WA]71MG APPA USE!' E 8/TTER MCUNTN$ FROM ULE TO 4TT4E, EY M 5H,4RPEIiED THEIR WEAPONS AND THIRST FOR ACT/ON. EY WILL M /7/" CRIES VAL. E SR/P6E A5S THE NY RIVER AND M 1970 e l Ss NEXT WEEK-Chi zUsu d r.... ,;& w. , 11.10 r 'I THE BORN LOSER byArt Sansom 75 kwl L , V' OR I AV AN Ab WA VT NC Q OF SUPFORT,,, Ag MINA Li U DOWrtl_~ *j ) 4 11 \ __ Oil I I TJ LPT I AI LOST H BusI95 I A 1/ P I ___ EXJJ'T TOT M,_ _ TARTIc*) CE) cr to 0 I 110 14 —; _ly Ii _ uI-IØ �I — r - - -- -. • dft --•- 3*1 r4DA PANDA 1P7*q I PIPN'T UKE THS LOOKS OF THE FoO ON M'I PLATE.. by Course & W illie p ..5 UT AFTER I FINALL'( TKISP IT LOTS OF TIMES I 00 THAT.- I THINK I PO('T LIKE GOME.THIt4S WITHOUT GIVING IT L7ICOVEK0 IT WAS GREAT! .100 - M-M-1.M. m MMM! dV$f look RI HIM! Itt'S COMPLITLV UNCO.ORDINAT __ W..a _ - -•_ — w ,- - -- - - - _- RIM H11 TRIES TO bPIULI k 1 1 1 1 1 11 J Y1 0 0 A I -4, LIJ J Jill ir I i41E TO THINK QF ALL THE FUN VP E MIGGING NOW IF Vp iVER ,E1 M'IsELF LEARN TO I7ANCE! ,ATOTOFSIwI GOSSIP MAI& iv1E TkiNK £'P N E-VK GET To LIKE A NEW KIP ...ANb TRIPR S OVE HIS Owl 1T W HIM Hit TRIES To Rui 1- - 7 ' 7 WE'RE FRIENPs SINCE T / ( MADE THE EØFFORT To KNOW / \ I-tiM FOR M'/sLF. I'M SURE ( \ G LAP I PIP .' - - ID HE RVIR MRK T (II P) - HIS KIGKT Cr I ti dP- r= e WINTHROP LL*'\ by Dick Cavalli I 4'j) , •- _ RICIliT K(QRT mi HT AS Wgil.-I... 5E~ I I #•% THE GKY 16 1I - FALLINØ.' AND THIS BIG PIE= ii -' • OF SKY HIT NE ON THE HEAC'.' 6 0 411 $ tir -'--.-'i 11' W NW A ' COR NER" OK -1 - — - $ ) RHT IGi i . 74E 6KV 16 FALLING.'/ 16 K_r - - — - . I I V % II . n-Wr6 THE SI LL E-67 THING I EVER HEARD OF IN MY WHOLE... 1 C ~ rP C_z AW 11 I OUR BOARDING HOUSE I/1111i (Li .YMV(JK IYL if REAPING C'P 1llRPER/4' 7?/E HEVH01/5E.' A 1.1 •! I COME HERE! 51. (6 - ' \. I GAVE \ You $10 rTWO DAYS T\ - ESSON IN -4QPPIN4G - f _ LI P-IL)VV - \ M T-4 D i o rr.' IV SHE DIDN'T TAKEAKE ANY NONSENSE I FROM THE UTCHE :. YL (AFF.' wwt'. 1-40w COULP You POSSIBLY I F $1 by Al Vermeer I - - I 10 P- OR GROCERIES ZF , - - HOO PLE I - 3P3ELISCXLLAIS POP WHO HA, BEEN ) EGAP, MLOVE, YOU INTO Ts-1PT PLATTER STARTLED ME 1 OF COLD CHICKEN? TI4OU6HT YOU WERE r BARNA15Y r,? 1by Les Carroll " 9r) THINK k: c•=-r fr '• ____ )N slIt - ' z 4LYtl El N ~ nA __ �4 - -,.-.---.---- - -. .-- -- '-- - - r .-- . '.--.--.-.------.-----..----. T. -. ----. .- -. I ARIES .arc 21 -AI i'M McT of ts weok wifi Le devoted to ventures shared with others At midweCk. foundation for something of promise is laid. Generally a good week for business dealings. Dear rn.t TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A tough task is accomplished early in the week, An alliance with far-reaching favorable effects is arranged Wednesday. Profit through others Is likely as the week closes. Ce; B e CO DtO born 11. to seem 81v al mi CANCER (June 21 -July 22) You' re a bit too grumpy toward the family Monday. Lady luck favors you where an element of chance is involved Tuesday, Wednesday. Creativity is accentuated Saturday. — -. - tT t i"5O , week's a good time to take on challenging chores. Partnership situations are 3,harmonious, beneficial toward the weekend. I b find otit GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Sunday and Monday are pleasant socially. Mid- earro. -Lill t;of 71 fl" .- .—...---.. -.------ S 'I .'-. - - Ak IMV.7RR/Ep: tiMANY .SCORPIOS HAVE A TEI'JDENCV TOWARD I\ SELF-CcWPEMNATION. /T5 A FLAW THAT CAN 3F MA STERED >tZIR CHART IS THAT Cf r A POER. /1 NATURAL. 'THAT MIS TAKES WILL 6E MADE IN YOUR IFA RN/HG ANP PEVELOPMENT EXPERIENCES. RATHER Th'W BERATE YOURSELF FOR ERRORS, ( MAk'E EVERY-EFFORT TO SEE THEYARE NOT REFEATED. YOUR HOROSCOPE SHOWS YOU'RE CAPABLE OF 7?JRN/NG SWMBL/NG BLOC/<S INTO STEPPiNG STONES THAT WILL HELP YOU RISE TO THE FINE PERSON YOL/'E DES TIiVEP 1t BE. -SERA'/CE -;l -- WELL. THEN, HOMER IF YOU OBJECT TO ME BEING A LIBERATED WOMAN, HOW ABOUT A PAROLE?" "YOU KNOW WHAT I'D LIKE TO SEE RIGHT NOW? AN ECLIPSE OF THE SUN!" 1= 10 T5 - - - TH PECISIO/-J 'FULLY EWS 1_EAK • BUSINESS AT THE S BORN 7 PISCES — - NOTE: Send letters to, 8urIçø fled. OsoI, ci o this newspoper, ' t. 1209 Wif ThIrd $tr2c C1ee4$n(f. Ohio 44113 B.rnIcacannot ,'rIWet#II ieI$trv itythone s of general lnfrt"et - by Toni K. an . /Z IUIIWII S A /b.. IjUUWf (A HOROSCOPE 'EN Me 406W ID PLUTO ARE VFAVORA5LY '* PEC 7EP U'LL F/NP I INDIVIDuAL '10 COULO A AL RMSOA4E 'EST/ONABLE 'r SOC/ATIONS. 1/S PERSON UI-P ALSO TENP RE DECEPTIVE AD P - ' . LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Press forward with personal ambitions Sunday, Monday. At midweek, explore propositions that could lead to increased income Active weekend, perhaps a short fun trip. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Sunday and Monday are interesting, eventful in a quiet way. A happening midweek starts you off on a rewardng new course lucky in money-related matters as week closes SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Co-operation from contacts and friends makes things easier for you Sunday. Monday. A problem is finally erased from the slate midweek. Saturday: A nifty surprise. . . -..' - CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Most of an important goal is attained as the week begins A new involvement linking you to a bright hOpe occurs at midweek Saturday: One in authority is very helpful AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 19) Sunday and Monday. good results if you deal with persons sharing your philosophy. An ambitious undertaking gets a fine start this week. Saturday: Fun with the gang. NSTITIJTIcJYS 11 LEO July 23-Aug 22) Good news starts the week off nicely. Something that will eventually benefit the entire family breaks around midweek. A valuable contact is made Saturday. VIR (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Sunday and Monday, material interests can be advanced. New ideas formulated this week should not be set aside. They possess promising potential. Entertain at home this weekend. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A secret enterprise yields a partial return beginninq of the week. Bold new plans favorably alter your perspective Tuesday, Wednesday. Prestge accends as t.Cek C!OSCS, !REATMEIIT YOUR BIRTFIDAY..-this Week andthis Monthj . -; 141 1 W CRPIO O C r. Ok N22 - -. HAVE RECENTLY ENTEREPA - CYCLE THEY -- - WILL FINP ORPIOS HAVE TTHE SECRET YNAMIC PERSONAL - APAUV MAGE TISM. THEY F5 MAV AIOT ALWAYS BE LIKED BY EVERYONE, BUT THEY WILL SELDOM GO , 'iNNOTICED.. RM 111 11"2 416 rOI)CSOTS 80RHUAIPEK'Ti4i5S~IONOFSCORPIO . - Pt)SSESS THE POTENTIAL FOR THE EXCESSIVE USE o STi/ywLAwr.. LIKE OTHER WATER SiGNS, MOPERAT/ON MUST BE EXERCISED IN THIS AREA. . THEY I-I ARBOR BECQi4ING EASIER TO COME BY. !!-_—_ -_ a I 04 i 0; "'(Oi.JL-2 9 41 0 ql s -oog AC'k Lip FOR iJ1 I F 1'0LJ'RF P0ItJ' 1AT AL-kTU TIMF., E4OWARF. Y01) FVFR &OI(J' Tf46TAg's 11 O o q, Ip-i" •r, p H OUT OU3E:t WAY (71 17 QJR SOCIAL-STUr,E9 CLASS GET A TOUR ThROtJGI YEAH! IT WAS THE STEEL TERRIFIC! MILL. BUTCH 47 74?Oea€es r K bY Ed Sullivan THOUGHT SO, TOO! I GOT- HI~W-01 MR MAP'—T AKF ITTWi7 &,V 7ouJ& TF4F OPJIJ& QUOT 1OvJ WHEN I SAW THOSE GUYS THIS IS TURNING OUT THE STEEL THAT WHAT /4APE OUR KEEPS AMERICA RUNNIN I , COUNTRY GREAT" I THOUGrr. MUSCLE AN A WHOLE NEW RESPECT FOR HARP VORK/ -. Cr Is jj N% all Uy 1 6 4 '' WHAT BUILPS fl'tIIltf / HE MOST NOBLE PART OF MANS LIFE' Cr I J 'I V I COME Cei.' LE CUT THROUGH THIS VACHY tor' 1114 WHY? TOUR ) I \ 1 HOUSE IS RIGHT' C/R THERE' -'1( -- - I KNOW, - t BUT MY A'S OUT HE ri RAKING LEAVES AN - iL o vol.CARE KA!F W"IfIE; MY 1LJi K '&FF/WJ TO I-4AVF CkA('J& -d — — - �' - - - - - - --.--------- - --- -.---.---- — . - -__._.__ _----____.__ __1 -- -- T . -------------- -- -. - - -- - .. 14 CAMPUS CLATTER by Larry Lewis F Jim ,,.IHIAS *, COJViNCE U OF THE URGENT (SO, HONORABL,E *MERSOF THS $747"5 \ com/IIIrTEE ON H/G1LIEQ EDUCATIOWI I'M SUB THIS BRIEF TOUR OF OUR BEAUTIFUL DEAR POLLY - My husbanc became so disgusted with the sopping-wet towels left after wiping the showers glass doors and tile walls that he bought a window squeegee just for this chore. No more soggy towels! - LUCILLE. ...TO COTiNU OUR IMPOTANT JOB OF EDUCATING TODA'/'S RDON 1Ev _ APPROPRIATION hLi a pretty wardrobe for lte gill I favorte - DEAR POLLY - I use lids from prescription medicine bottles on the legs of the kitchen chairs and table to help prevent scuff marks. To fasten, place a strip of freezer tape, folded, sticky-side-ot Inaide each lid. Pre a cap on each leg Repeat the fitting if it doesni stick the first time - MRS. W.A.W. EAR POLLY — When traveling ith children I place a complete id co-ordinated Outfit for each ty in a plastic bag so a child can at grab a hag out of a suitcase, to children no longer are concod as what to wear with what - — )tJG PHOTO-GUIDE s ri 112 -1 6 Milidlum and Larigs 117 -20 1 Silt pattern l(w L ------ -, • . y Wardrobe V DEAR POLLY — When starting seedlings indoorill, plant the seeds in old ice trays. The compartments are Just the size for one small plant and they are easy to remove when transplanting -C. RS C C 8297 PAMLS r I.0 4C1S . .. tiUi.it15k * 4 'I SMALL WJ \ S.4A1L. is RECESS WHATIZ WE DON'T 'A OH ... Z THOUOHT RECESS NEXT, PRE$/iENT) HAVE ANY RECESS) / 9LOO4fE, PERIO1 Ez—; -1 \ USUALL' FOLLOWS NAP TIMEJ Iis DEAR POLLY - My 4- year- o'd draws at least four crayoned masterpieces each day and never wants one thrown away. I partially sblved the problem by writing letters to close relatives on the backs of these art pieces. My daughter is Pleased thnt they ire srn by Others iii the family and they provide me with vary personal stationary. - MRS P S ?. - -1 ,. • 2,254 RuIfl;:r::h !:rnt / - ______ / _____ _____ '1 touch tO this mulching $1! No 8254 with PHOTO. GUIDE is in Sizes S mall Medium or Large Medum st cown 2.1 yards 45-Inch. h1g row, 3.3/a yards . .. _____ I • _____________. Ti TO ORDER CAPTAIN EASY I. .•'. 818 Basic Style T reat YOU? w1,d,o!' to ihs bat.c style n eiIrir 'efi tong length or both No 8246 th PHOTO-GUIDE is in 9iii to 18 Size 10 32 ct rP9u141 :,ngth 2 • 4' AR POLLY - When taking baby an outing put powder on the ipera before putting them in the per bag. This saves space as II as time. — SHARON. S - lend ?S o each 21C tO, postig. end lsandlhi, vIffi nag, aroi* pattern numb and 11:. to PATTERNS ,U new.papor), lox 4311 Utitewn IUfMn. Maw Ytk N fflñi II, payi 11.00 tot every die ussl nd t$ani to bar, this newspaper. b% -r cvnnks&ILd9tav" 26 44 Q EACH OF YOU PICK THE ONE HEY! YOU LIKE•ArJL) MR5ii.WAG0 LY I t WANT WILL. MAKE IlL THAT DEVIL -I k C05TLJME I .. A I 8246 I UCk.--'Ci4LJETHAT' THE I Y AREL I OPJE I'M ri AWlT -- \ FIR9T I, 1-I'll- i-ELLA...WE'LL HAV E t'LI BACK UP THERE IN A JIFFY! a ' •• 'I 4I • I by Dick Rogers I.) IV\ /it N Pt )-'UP 110 -. PL.L SIX V*tV06 -1-000 400000 tAl gg 5PLI..t U SAME ØACKWAR PORWARt,FOR AMPL *PAD 11 0 N N 0 A R R E) A 60-SIXTY-60 PAGES OF FUN AND GAMES FROM JOHNNY WONDE 4ANGE14E 6QUAE6 4 SQUXlReO Y MOVING U51 4 -5 I WARTHOGS.,. PsVKCWN .—:- J gliO - -J(5EErnwe F Dooiiesbury ZA .LP Dr/V A vw gt'7' PRc+ct55c4f )tVi I NE-El' AN 4 "I s6X4Af 14AD 7A4T I11AV67OMV rnArvu5or - — r/) A G G #Ik 7 1W 144Y1 0YL'57AW1) — PtRJf14J'S /73 A 'r .Tusr M'Nt XI M?T ii' MTE-MYCA sXtWT4K TO 5."JTCH 70 - Pf<c1frt55ak' flM! it/JIINTX3 60 70 (ini7/C4L 5cHca'Po/v"r k6 500000 i irn'i'iiiii" - O1F4PlCK. I 119TUIRt (ULDH plus ISa handIIn with name, address, pattern number end ass. to PATTERNS (44 this nswspap.r), lox Midtown huuhb0, New York. NY 4f, it. TO ORDER• Send IOc .for postage and ;" _J5w fJ £'I/ I1• 07WP/CK p 3(3000 Prayer Panels Lovely embroidered prayer-panels add a touch of warmth to a child's room Pattern No. 576.3 has hot-iron transfer for two panels: color chart: stitch illustrations ________________________ ___________________________ NUW YUU'H OKAY.' %• YO r*TZqY WONDER Lir4 5/63 .- ii pi I Iø E D D E - - p .5. 2000.0 71 : I IV\ DEAR FOLLY -- If you h,ivr. or (:.in find, an old bunk-cod ladder, turn it into a whatnot shelf by attaching. upright, to the wall to hold your little treasures for display. SUSAN. I DEAR POLLY — When the Joints in wooden chairs become dry and dovelop squeaks, I attack them with a canal sewing machine oil. Squeeze a few drops around the joint, rub well Into the crack, add a few more drops for good measure and allow the oil to penetrate for a few days Repeat oil again. if necessary. It probably won't be. — DAISY. I ____ ,,..g) by Dave Graue F&F.jt '41.) IV% S DEAR POLLY - Locks on sliding glass doors are sometimes fTirny Place a snug-fitting wocoon dowel stick in the glide rod after the door Is closed and it will be rnpossibIe to push the door open — PAT. TO ORDER send $1.00 plus 25 cents for postage and handling to Puzzle Book (do this newspaper) P.O. Box 489 Radio City Station Now York, N.Y. 10019 NOON wow 3i.J.Ji Oew - JSLI j - I •I1JIIITLW L—. 17IT. -. wrth I i_• . .-, - w ' 1E IN ;-, •. I U W. NOW, IF }tX/ 2NT IOOA', FO555oA IF )VU -..J i/7T 'QK/ lftW— imIr CMNc9EYOV9 / 1' �- r -flI - 1 ----.. - - I II - 1 1;~im "4~1111111111111111 li 0 ____ 3EtT S . I 13 0 Inx S 1 ; ! . i ~ A CHERRY AND A%r, . - i HA _%Yj .#1% - CA I i'14-a. , . .1 I " $ I .0- y I . r 0 \ N~ 1~ ki I L-1,Ic - — . - 5_,M7~___.hPwNM%*&_11!"_ * ___-_:- 0 ,2K___Sr. = Z,— ________________________ :I I -_ " - - -. I -- Goda__ __ / BEST LITTLE - __ • UValJv. 'i \ SILVER '? - - , I . i II P / _ a- #` *% (/ . . , _7,j - I 4L _ F \\ _-t7 - - I I I C 1Ivr- ! i , - - If I - -, _4 _ I [iii,--i i,;~,_ i !- Jj JjJ j1 1 '' / , I F - I ,.i4ii~j V - . - new contract Another bargaining ____ progres a settlement appears ore unhikelybe( T1 -- rn1d week at utrllest ~~l - - ______.. '\'...l-... .,. ):4• - - oWd be midweek before a settlement was Penn Cen tral, the the targest rail panie terior Departnent ly In Severalinduses_nothbly steel production in . And. the dustries.' Electric worked out. caffler, says it weekend. In pple have coal E reser%es of s but a long strike would eventualI y begin to have serious consequences. The gor1ent estimates that O, orke will lose several week officta1 railroads and steel companies wouldcutsteelproducUonby25 are expected to feel the ml- percent,withacuthacko(upto thewjotafter(ow.wceofa Icerth1 ykw&renot too coalstkeanrj 17 million after e(fet the 70 per forecast If the eight wce. _____ - -- IrIk A stands tol cheduled toda y. While Earlier, he had been hopeful of million a week during the th sides say they are making an agreement over this past strike. - Dcce in the iut reclng a ftk ' i 01 ki . I na a . - I The negotiators met until Ii The Norfolk & Western Rail. walkout contmued begin p.m. Sunday before recessing way, the nation's second brgest ber. most (or nit, the latest they coal hauler, ha already drop (AP) -A mines ' aIready were shut for the have worked in ne&rly a week. nounccd plan for layoffs on(e would holiday. fliOfl and Industry emerged from t'he Present ca,, __ . ( ___ Lm '..n o i a ions on inue tionwide coal slke will Jt after midnight but 1. /J _ ____ WASJJJM1ON i -• _____________________________ I r' --_-_ oft 1 - - - -1, =__ - e ._I ,i_ . N JS '4RRJi7y . --!... . '- . I i i i — S .. _____ rllr_ - r oa i T;14+ i i i I, __ -- 'H • — _____ - -- i dr -- aikm _______ r !- r~_.=3::.L ~ oa '- '7 I AV . i Lz__A -f M-A T =" .4, Q Jr _____ _____ Ia G C 11 H ___________________ _____ L __ P - X is , , ______ 'h tJ!Jllu1f __ - - ________________________________________ CLANG __ L ____ A411f1111111 ___ 1 I -A - - . j, 04;Z~Af I il - — - __ _ Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents \ N1,-\ tz-1 # . - ___ _ 1 - \_ . 1. V wnn~_ .__.m= - is _ . ." MACHINE SLOT 67th Year, No. 71—Monday, November Ii, 1974 KC-EP IRYING. i7~pp ti - tial -. --.. . . of strike. cent ment, said Guy Farmer, I . -. I.- --. - aB UGS ! : NZqY Stoffel & by I ei da -.i I lo I . THIS SQPER TOMATER IT'LL PL TH WHOLE YOU HAVE ACOUIRED TPIS VEG1AL OTHE THAN NEIGHSORk00%I UCKL I SAY.. \ GUV'R . - ---:~k .i ,C C= # $11 i. t - V__ -- DEDICATED I I - $ I __ I I 'I I F I I -, - M9 ~~ N 1 . ---.,' - . - / -.' - i4 . . '. __ . tA . I - je ( - .- t Ws . I .,~ __ -, MASTER BUH APPROHES! I SHALL YOU! 6 .. I ' ) BE TH ' ' ,. - .. 11 - I: , -' -. - ' ___ 9 - 1 FATE NNAPPY V .) . . I - - ., - . - ___ , - - . ) / II - ___ i - - ___ ___ / - • ________________ — - --- - \ - - __ - - _4 ______ _9 ' I I 11 . EEX I I . _____ AD . . COMPAUY I PEOPLE ARE UNDER THESE PAYS WHAT - ___ PAYI& - E 6AUZ ________ — — ____ I -- 7I1 i.f . ,IN . I J Z Z ___ - . , - M nma" 1055 - I I I I ' I Devalued Mone 111 i I 1 I - - I J - , ______ _____ ____ - - - _______ mr . ____________ _' I fOAJ& r L ________________________________________________________________ I' I U I ' - -4-wi.;- - _________ I y WL AVIV, Israel (API - tenth a pound Gasoline in Sluin dwellers rioted in protest creased from $1.53 to $1. happened in Saord and ith agai,t the gosernment's new gallon enrons, it also will be a austerit) program, but The pound dropped from 420 nealogical histor> of hun Premier Yihak Rabin warned to 600 to the dollar dreds of Sanford families that more sescre measures will easury offidals said the Putting it another way, come program would add about 17 Schaal sd, "If )OU( name or The premier said in a tele per cent to the cost of using, ______ L_ I - ' ____ ____ _______ ____ that of any member of your i F ised speech Sunda} that since which alrcad} has nsen the war last )ear, "arms base cent this ir poured into the Arab countries Marl) people expected and we have had to confront per 5OIflt thing of the sort and for tile pa,st U us incree(i strentli C This will not be the lass SUPCrnlarketh and gas stations / - step," he declared. "We have to But In Tel Aviv's Haktiva slum face all the strnggles mill area hundreds of rioters tary, political, economic and smashed windows Sundly, social. I do not claim for a min- looted stores, wrecked 10 buses, te tlijit "e ha% soked these storied POlice and chanted sio- - • •-- - 7 _____ - . • _/ I i RATEt • _______ ___ - • __ 4 - 91 - -. - - y ____ . - .2 -_ ___. __ -i- __ . _- - - I V I a , ___ - __ * __ __ Z_ - - - - - -. - - . - - - I -__ .- - - - '41iLl $ __ ' U IflnAX I, - (1 I I I I - _ -- -- - - --- It- I I correnc Lamb I . obleins." guns against the austerity pr To halt the drain on Israel s ram reserses, the troopa were nISIIed ifl (orefrn fr id f govermilent early Sunday A Police. The police orA salued the pound 43 per cent, resteM 1 Yout1 and one man Borr Around the Clock ..........4A increased the prices of food, they said lustigated the out. Wdge ................. ..613 gasoline and electricity; (rote burst. Iliere were no reports of Calendar ................ .3A wages; put a six-month ban on any casualties. Comics ................ ..613 imports of cars, shoes, teleOfficials said the stringent O33WOrd Piale 38 sssn seth tape recorders, beer economic measures were DearAbby $A and cemet levied new laxes necessary to reduce the $18 -_.............5A on overseas travel, banks, billion deficit In the balance of - M. . -_ / : U - - -- - / I _- . .i / . __________ - I // ' .. - ___ LI/ / ________________________________ __ ____________ - L__________ J#J . Weather Details on Page 3A I / II / / -- - - - 11 Y _L -- . A1 -_____ / LI ___________- • ,:__ ,-- -- =-- - •.-. - A __ AJD (TLY J -- I EEDLS M. - 6A insurance companies anti pa)menth, replenish the foreign Hospital ............. - _3A Obituaries _............ 5A Television ...... _... . 313 IV price of milk juniped Purchases can continue and from 15 to 25 cents a luart. preven, large-scale Unemploy. Sugar tripled, from 16 to 48 ment S - - , --- ~--- -- - sored by tile Seminole County Bus Drivers ,tocjation Lewis -and Lou Arm had 76,379 stes followed by (.regg and Chr ine, who received 71,7 Other contestants in cluaed ni Reglster and Ed)e Garner sponsored by Sanford Plaza Merchanth ssitlj 48,Q sotes, John Pezold and Brenda Pettis, en oning epartment I&C 4 ,. - IlLn _ - -- ,'. - -iiftz w_ioz-t_, 1.. - . ___. ____s,-___ . -. .- - _--_-- — .. _-----_-- ~--. ~ .. - -•--- - —__ - - . ,_- ~ -- ------ --- ___-_- - - _r _. - ___ --- -. -- o:—- _ - - ________ r ___ - processing applications has increased I1esidetil appiftations will also Jump from $50 to $100 Flizabeth I iggons and Melvin Philpot, sponsored ROGER BFRRY b Goldsboro Business the propoaed new fee schedule flonompliance Theount tans to turn But on Sept. 13, Judge area into it count), park, with ' Nluldre"' 11fW his swimming and picnicking regulations for subdivisions injunction prohibiting the facilities scheduled to be have dreased from $55 to 5 bearing, but still mainthined completed as early as next as a result of increased ef. the one dealing wi th county. summer if t he request ' i i k AII • a .lc.enc) 1n p. levied lines -I . prov, accoiwng O courny c;Of m iUC. At u tme, e3e I IU commission will It Buck satisfaction said that tennis, that consider an applicati irreparable damage can result volleyball courts, and a ball Increase from Southern , field would later be constructed Gulf UtiliUes Tuesday night. "from any fines the county had been considering Other utility at the idyllic setting. But applications variances Cleaners, 9,M7; and Chip J01111-son and Katie Whelchel, sponsored by Pilot Club, The donated penny-avote • aled 30 help defray cosis of the student at Seminole Hi Sc-hool, is president of the of for The request, continued from ffl had been heavd) fined by pcesoubo&d meetings, bin thecountj in the past forno Although located in the midst of a high densit) area in t he line to keep the utthty firm up to comp;iance. County fines, south county, co unt) operationa l slandard', Bey Mid, would only be tually untouched and Southern Gulf attorney Roger p&ied along to the customers suff Queen Lou Ann is the (I iughter of Mr a nd Mrs James If. Wade of 2425 Willow Ave. and a student at Seminole Junior College. Ounded by citrus groves Berry has said. and would result in un. and sub-tropical foilage. Plerry had obtained a court necessary rate hikes. If the State approves the .Still Southern Gulf will have request, the county is expectm v ____________________________ - i .! Inflation i--, '_ 44tl , -; tilk-e- I — !JK_;~A Z. • 19 e the purchase price (or the 50 S i of lake fnt property The remainder would be su 1i kits the Lered look is plied locall) stiil with us, tas dditiul Dc artment of Natural laers of clothing can cut down ' ___________ -- ___ 1__..-= __,AF_i!"~_.,.? 'I-,,4~1 , nw cO1WllWiOn also expects to receive word from Tallahassee Tuesday on the' ruest (or $000 (or the Purchase of property around Red Bug Lake in the southeastern part of the count) The request amounth to half Wille the $1 charge per acre L0111iiiLssiun hearing to consider I"Oul'ces Director lkirinon will go up to $ SWelds has already "strongly 5 p a ce Set name changes have count) 'S utility onance and r omm d d that th Go ' bi t been hiked from $20 to $35 under lines that might result from ar Future Teachers AmermcacFiptcr "' But the county won,t be I getting rich on the new fees in fact they'll Just be breakin X even. fl county's planning and zoning fees undeent revIon in 1971, but according to th partinent head JB Williams, the manpower cost - -4 v i . . . I - !!5 -_ - __ - - - - - --_ - - __ --- -___~~_ "t . 1~=.. - - __ - - ~_ --,64- the r()teS f from being a day to da) / - I F'' __; 1 -I___4 two, will he unique in that aside '1 I_ ____ I ISrae iis " : 2 I & ug _____ - 4 •e. -0" - - - . r -- Jones Nin Steel says t will operate normally for • o r ) - & MEE -- s Yule Ride oun Ma _______ I ---- - I -- ri n air I _ - shutdowns. iverc, an iS - N ____ Sanford Book , . _____________ - I ~/ 10 le ___ if it caus to remain so I ,4-I. ___ makers mtoed. of •' I - _____ -,-- - major Ueat from the pending coal stke. co an .. I no-strike agreement with steel- Pected to take ei t lo workers and headed toward reco profi la thxough f 1 coake wo be three quarters of 1974, faces a pee y y 0 stee- Contingency plans vary eelm ho co ' - - .c' } . I ' I ____ - - PIMBURGH (AP) - The union's no contract-no work mines were 07 '_ - ( -1 --'- . .- ___ - THE FICKLE / j -. . - X RAVE SEEN FRU5TTEOJ W) I ______________________________________________________ ,, • _____ . - \ I ', ( DAY. ) - - LUCK SUPPED O TN' TOMATER HAW 'NAW 1 kA5 '' THAT L -- 1 SI A strike unavoidable b S fiat and reassess the cause of the UMW1s "no con. During shutdowns, the com. situation after t&.qt. .) I D "ct. no work" tradition, and Ile consensus of industry pariles face rapidly rising costs _ because ratification of any set.. analysts was that If the strike for taxes,, bonded Indebtedness A tlemoent would require about 10 lasts more than two weeks, lay. and machinery depreciation. Peter Schaal, an Orlando family appeared in The Sanford ball and Florida State League evaluate the advertising agency owner and Herold from 1936 through 19K, city-county days. Thus, the length of the offs 01" thousands of steel. And the cost of closing down Production by 25 per cent imbaseball activities go back as Progress as well as our own.tv walkout depends on the workers will begin and prOduc. before and resta mediately and 50 per cent if the former Herald rePOrter-sporIts except for a society personal far wi 1919, the book also wilI rting after a swike goes pat two weeks. Tlie au thor will order only as negOtiatws' ability to hmmmer tion will be curtailed sig. strike can be staggering. editor, has announced his column item. whatem you , Or InClUdr 11116 Place. date, and many copies as are repervW Out It 00w AfreeMent that wiD nificanitly. second history Of Sanford is they did that day I The impact of the strike will , ,;# tory of tinf6rd.- , be Minimized in the steel infO01131111 9AW or local current Coal Company Wo ' -_ meet FSL the Schaal spent 30-months tract expim at unidn rep. agreement siped Int- spring publisher's This ineans the book eonta,hu baseban gam. dustrY it Ile nulls can keep op. resentatives have been requirements. The book will 12:01 reaearcM the period Jan. 1, the names evene born to cm meeting with the million-member erating and avoid the may Explaln1n that he does not in Washington 1936 to Jan. 1, 1970. have a hard cover, conthln and reported United StMworkers Union was Sanford durIng After furious last minute proess 1936.46; feel he is over einphaslng shutdown and eventual local nearly 300 pages, with Sunday nit especially sig ni ficant. Schul's first book, "Sanford e%one who ed in the index stoci1ing Satday, most es r rts. city, football and baseball's place in lting the names of over 6,000 coal an aeement. But a settiement As I Knew It," centers on plus place of death and idle Sunday and burial any histo was ot it1 Sanford, Schaal people. ]e fliuzt companies Were A Cutback by steelmakers until midweek Sanford's history from 1912-1935 and birthdate and place, said expected until A defy anyone over the the after the s h coal relucthnt to discuss t rt of and was published In 1971. He e veryone who ta a nationwjd eventually would have a cri p. e Information on how to order union's 120,000 members a died elaewhere Years to Point to any local ac. can be obthlned by P' strike. The miners' contract ex. reserves for competitive rea- Piing effect On related inpla-nned a book .j t would but was re tned to Sanford for tivity writing prove a new contract. Were the pires at that drew tTowds of from Peter Schaal, Box l, Orlando son th e American In and rdight tonight. co% er 35 1ses. ch as automobiles. mines to work today - Veteryears of the city's family plot or similar burial; 5W to 4,00( ~plus as Often as did Fla. 3= -- actl%ity fm 1936 Uugh 1969. everyone di vorced, or with the sporla. Steel Inithute estimated the But pow& companies woui an's Day - the companies Even if a tentative agreement They brought us dustl7wide coal stockpile at be able to stretch their energy would have pay to However, after reading every nuuTiage annulled; everyone together m did nothing else ple wages is reached, rank-and.file about and days' issue of the 9,086 Sanford ated or pply with half supplies mewha t by not hay. charged with a for this rean deser mo under holiday ;vovislons of the members must approve it be. t he teelmak Herda printed during that majorcrime;eve.oneelec cunt pact. fore the strike ends under the 20 dan' supply with less than Ing to serve the steel com. city and county sponsorship on hand. period, a tolal of over 57,000 toa political, social or panics. fraternal than has been extended ° page he realized he had too office; everyone presented D lAP an late ." I V I fl award such as an ACI, or To ir"c correct sp,elling of So. he dee'ded to split the Florida Power and Light Co., names and dates, Schaal not I mass of material into three service emblem; everyone only read the 9,oa6 Sanford book two coering a 1>ear cited for warWne strvice, or Heralds pub1hed, but spent 141onow1w period, , y wis Dorton and u third the years 1 y who engaged in battle, rnonchecngpubllcr through 1969. Ann Wade, sponsored by everyone who opened a of the city, county. and state. Asold4lmers will remember bules and, scores of bir. the Sanford Downtown The result, he belicves, la a Business Association. were the 1939 period extended thdays, weddings, and other 'sply fascinating story that thNugh three wars, and, 3thce iinporthnt anniversaries, crowned King and Queen of will Invoke warm memories O( hundr the annual Sanford of the Navy's out. Since Schall's commitinenth our early days and put them in s&ng airmen were trained to Cli r i s tm a s Pa r a d e • Seminole High School foot- a proper perspective as we at Saord's Naval Afr Slation, Saturday night a the Pilot ?ning fees in the county may to comply with county stan- to flub dinner at the Civic Schaal chose three what he be in for significant hikes a!kr ask for a waiver for federal (lards, and b) doing so will need approal In calledapt titles- "Sanford and order to expetht€ I• revenue for renovation. Rate l wis and lu Ann will the World War II Years 1936the rates tonight. park construction. Federal hikes to customers at the tune base "Sanford and the Korean approvallsneeeswy cent a place of honor on a Proposed applk4ition fees I since U. of 120 a month for sewer flit in the Dec. 5 parade funds were .hanneled from U would increase from $100 (or a customers, and $14 for water Department a along with r"nner,,,p n,n,r,,,Id,,Ii,l c Zr9ord and the Vietnam War , , i of the Intero, t- I begin to force production Cutindustriesnd workers. ' a '~ ___~ I I_ .. The government says a walk- y ~~~~11111 ssive time required for miners to vote oil any tentative Pact. result in layoffs of thousands of __ -,,_a ~_ . -:- - . .__ . ),- r.. t \' \ ; 7-1 - - Y~ '. ! .# ,_ .;.,- ..7. : i - .~_ __., * * - . .1 __ ____ - Each day o(delay will further prolong the strike, now ex- ,_. \ \ ft 1! ,~2 R1," - I . '_ Ile tradi-tional '_ Veterans Day was observed today In a ceremony at Sanford's lakefron I Memorial Park by mi'mbers of area veterans organizations. City Commissioner A. A. hi cClanalian. himself a veteran, addressed the gathering. The Orlando Naval ceremony coornated by loc Disabled American Veterans. (Herald Photo by Bill VLneat VETERANS - ,! ,0.* & I ! .1% - I 1_1 ____~_ 4 4L __ I~ OKAY., OKAY, YA TALKED ME INTA tT ! , . I ______ HURLING THAT I MISSLE I AT , m_, -I FROM I ESERVIN& HAONY 11111 F,IGH,r! .--- - I BESEECH YOU TO C) O YOUK PARr BY KEFRAININC- 125ETWEEN TWEYES _Wef IliM ,L, I--1. IN. IF YA MEAN 4I GONNA LET SUTCH i I ] i BUT THIS 15 ' \ INTERNATIO HARMONY WEEK _: 4 .7 - ___ __ _ - __ KAING Steelworkers INfiller. f7_n,~!V~ -i-- _tt r &_,___._~.-.--, r~ --ti-~-, .t. ~:e;.,%' -!;- -r,#__72,j -4 :- 7 - -7*'V' . _'.- 3 _ ,'. _ . . - . . . - -1 _- - ----------4 --.:, I -:-* , _,:va,~ _____ __ ---. ___ f 11 I . -_ ____ ____ _:?_ ' , I _ _. ,- . -_-____ .- -- -I I _--_ -- -, ____-___ .- ______ J;~_ "I' - ..'; _j4 , Z A .. . — . , tr . 1; --A.#_,,. . !'~A -'?'~ . ko rk , . otiL -1 __ ~~ __ # -1-. A - 2~,4-" ,--,'-'- _!~. 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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 10, 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/f29b359ea51038e84dd9436d3ae3e201.pdf b78436840aecb3cc8d33ad9de215af38 PDF Text Text -_ - ------ -- -'--- - -- 2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 ;-------- -- -i ---- - _--.--_.---- — ----- - - ---- -___fl____ ( 67th Year, No. 69— Friday, November 8, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 9 - Seminole County's rapid transformation from an agricultural to an urban community Is emphasized by the latest population estimates compiled by the University of Florida, Division of Population. j. . - I, Th e sta tistics cover th e period from July 1, 1973 to July 1, 1974. Th e estimates, recognized by both th e federal and state governments as th e basis for allocating federal and state revenue sharing funds will become official after local city and county govern. ments either accept or appeal th e figures. County Ra pidly 0 Becoming Urban 2 LI 4 B/ack&Dockap city, territories increased 9,821 from 57,254 to 67,105. Part of th e increased municipal population Is due to the incorporation of Lake Mary and the annexation of county land by cities. Sciiiintic County's total pepLlation increased by 10,113 or eight per cent during the period, up from 124,069 to 134,181. CIRCULAR SAW By DONNA EE Herald Staff Writer - I' — If / ) I . "' - - Seminole County merchants, already hardened by a $30,000 monthly rip-off from bad check artistsandforgers,areshowing no mercy to shoplifters Whether they be the little old 7301 - Best value ma general purpose saw. Keeps sawdust away from cutting tine. Bevel and depth adjustments easily made. Burnout protected motor. 1 H.P. (max. output). / I - - PART Scotty's ' . " !iIu.u.i, . - r ' 1 • A I. the eight-year old who steals model airplane or the en- Reg. Price .......................2299 . --_-. ' .• -- •fi %.• d lady with the sticky fingers who pilfers a box of handkerchiefs, t are at times ingenious. Elsea noted that recently at another store, not in the Penney's chain, a woman wearing a garter belt contraption, hooked up a small televlsionsetandwalkedouto( I t he store carrying it between it legs ''//, tIEMV - - "f "ii,; dresses, put ona second pair of slacks over the ones they are . - w a~=~ W - -- Claw Hammer CRESTLINE I TUB ENCLOSURES OD 165 16 oz. Scottys Sal. Price Model 58 CT Plastic, frost of colors. 58'4"x574" Reg. Price 25.95 "49 - P) - I 1 I, Inflation Figh Latex Paint "I 1 99- I flfl VU , Sheriff's Sgt. DLII Vinton said shoplifters who come to his attention are usually 19 years .0 currently processing 15 to 20 .. cases monthly. In addition, police departments in seven j4 cities p , - - . - '.': mu. BKI.LEVIIJ.E Herald Staff W Writer rit CIasses In- 7 '. • , .%: ,'.. -.sr .- -i - . ' - -. ' rr2 _______ ___ - : .?' - — .. .' s-" - ____ VAU -: .1 . ,, ... - - - - - 'Slight of hand,' as merchandise 'disappears' Own shop tmg . - L. ------i2 ' onsumer - - óf& -- ________ I. Speaking of the problems suffered by merchants from bad checks, Elsea said his store and m os t others use e%er means to collect before turning the matte r over to the sta te attorney's office. He said when the bank returns a check for in. sufficient funds, the merchan ts generally rekposlt the check until the bank orders do not re-deposit" or notifies the account is closed lie said the stores collect from 70 to 80 per cent of bad checks and that merchan ts only call in law enforcement as a last resor t. Program Prog res To Honor the educators " ta ke out the "1 was surprised tly were no kp to soon ha local Lk Still, local unties are cx- disadvantage that Barnett economic aspects of all of our further ahead than they were," force of t he ir own set up. Under pected to have "a lot of latitude foresees in effecting the convarious courses and take a good Burnett said. "We were wai ti ng the social studies program, 12 in their application of the bill." sumer ed ucation legislation, The Florida state legislature look at them," Burnett said, to hear from the teachers (one from each grade) Alter all, Barnett said, will be "how task Force the state departhad several bills pend ing in its "By doing so, we can check for what they in te rpreted the bill to Remember that the si 'e being select ed to serve on "Administrators in Seminole mm.n( Sanford vete rans of ed ucation decides to appliance is no Indica tion of the last session dealing with free gaps and sharpen up the imican — but they were asking the conunittee. Douglas will County, and in Dade County will the success of the bill." organizations will observe the uvalute amount of energy it consumes. enter pr ise and consumer prac tices that we now use." us for input." select home cc, arid business ed have two different concepts of tr aditional da te for Veterans "They will have to come , The state task lore In charge But using small kitchen ap- education courses for publi c representatives, what this bill will mean." with some form of evaluation to Day by holding ceremonies of interpreting the education By the first of the year they pliances can save energy in schools, So Barnett and other area Monday at 10:45 a.m. at San. 77he remainder of this school determine the effectiveness. I A bill combining both sub- bill held a conference last week educators went back to eir expect 'to get a final and preparation of small meals. th year will be devoted to just hope they don't determine ford Memorial Park on the to keep portable cooking ap. jects made it into law, and by at the Dutch Inn in Lake Buena schools and Ix-gan working on 111thoritative interpretation of "examination and planning," 01A ineaning Viev have to lakerrontpliances out of draf ts which next September th e courses will Vista, In addition to ed ucators t he ir own implementation of t he 1k' law" from the state task Beginning in September, "A put Th e Orla ndo Naval Training together some imiake their way into classrooms from all over the sta te, there bil. Barnett and E. S. Douglas, force. The inter pr reduce their efficiency. Center Band will play prior to etation should field trial situation will be set test for all the kids." were also state-wide director Toasters, waffle irons, through ou t the sta te, of vocational, aid the local educators in up" during the bill's first year "I'm sure," Burnett says, the formal program. Sched uled But in Seminole, as in many representatives from business technical, electric grills a nd skillets, bean business further formulating their of implementation. and "Th ere are better wars than to speak are Mayor Lee P. pots, fondues, popcorn poppers, Florida counties, there will be and industry, Moore and City Commissioner banking, education in Seminole Schools, programs At this point, the only possible tinit: electric coffee pots and bottle no new courses set up to teach chambers of cunimerce, arid A. A. McClanahan. Matth ew warmers usually require less consumer ed ucation otto teach White and colots. interior or attelior use. For all masonry surfaces. Dries in 1 hour. Scows I .0 - CThe ter I i)" - BRAND r - smaller items "'l terjrising married woman who \' / Teenagers swipe stacks of 45 snatches a pair of slacks by ;-1S. . I'i rpm records by placing th em in putting them on under a dress, a notebook they are carrying the merchan ts are prosecuting " . Some go shopping well Mercha nts refuse to release prepared, carrying a box with figures on the annual loss from an appropriate slit to slip small shoplifting. Most only hint that items into. the sum amounts into five Atlantic National flank of Sanford president 11oward Hodges reported there is figures in large tment an average of 168 bad checks processed da ily at the bank Then there is the little o14 stores each year and could total lady, carrying the shopping as much as one-half million "The IOU COITI3 i'fglit out Of The 50 per Cent figure holds )5j, %*IWJV t}WWS C 3°lY Merchants want every ca dollars annually to all local t he profits. 'rhestockholders true throughout dropped into. Seminole prosecuted, policemen said. stores. are the ones who lose," said County. "We don't let anyone O Small stores may be able to Chris Elsea, manager of the — The tor 11 a A major reason for the in- juvenile or adult — even - add to prices to make up losses, Sanford Plaza Penney's store, crease, aside from LfltIsa usui1 :ho liftin raitmees and the high en. first offender," El-sea said, are but large opera tions cannot. The incidence of shoplifting is employment rate and the bad noting this action may stop a eye always keeping a watchful p The big stores have a standard up as much as 50 per cent in economy right now, is mer- shoplifter from doi ng some' mark-up on items to cover Sanford, said Police Chief Ben chants are taking a hard-nosed thing worse in the future. All types of things are stolen overhead and pr ovide profit. Butler. attitude toward shoplifters. The methods of shoplifting ranging from underwear and ..• television set. Some steal Just to see if they can get away with it, Elsea said. Others do a little shoplifting and a little purchasing at thesainetimeonthesametrip 4 Women take clothing by SIU) TWO tools to the ear li er mentioned -Mf' ` "#A ?/ re 1488 scorrys registering an increase of 3.4 per cent, up from 21,410 to 22,145. 1.ongwood recorded a 15.2 per cent Increac in population during the 12-mon th period, from 4,830 to 5,5(i6. This South Seminole city has doubled its population and geographical area since 1970. Winter Spr in gs wi th little more th an 1,000 residents, in 1970 now has 3,990, according to the estimates, up 30.2 per cent from 1973's 3,065. Th e number of residents in Oviedo increased 5.6 pe' cent, from 2.464 to 2,601. Lake Mary, Seminole's youngest city was i'en a population estimate of 2,694. last year th e preliminars estimates from th e College of Business Administration, DivLion of Population at University of Florida, Gainesville, were accepted by the governmental uni ts, even th ough th ere was some grumbling from Altamonte Sprinis that the figure was not high ennnh he governmental units have th e right to protest the figures. If the e.slimates are accepted, th ey will become offi cial. Merchants Vow 'Prosecute Thieves' 2 71/4" While the population of the unincorporated areas, governed by the county commission, rose Iron, 66,815 to 67,106 during th e 12-month pei lod, the Altamonte Springs, which has shown a phenomenal growth rate since the beginning of the 1970 decade has taken th e title of second largest city in the county from Casselberry. Altamonte had a population of little more than 4,000 at th e time of the 1970 census. University of Florida said the population in 1973 was 11,175 and the latest estimate is 15,382, fora growth rate in one year of 27.3 per cent. During the four year period th e city has quadrupled Its size. Where city boundaries were once confined to th e areas east of Interstate 4 and west of U.S. 17.92, th e munici pa l limits now extend to Orange County on th e south and south west, deep into Forest City east of 1.4 on the west, and nearly into Longwood on the north and north east. City officials have been insisting Altamonte's population is 18,000 to 20,000. ('asselbcrr - 's growth rate, meanwhile, has ltcd censlderably. Th e population is up 2.7 per cent from 14,310 to 14,697. Sanford continued its steady pace of growth, SelaPric. 1. ' to ve a Veterans r- as r SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 8thru21 I - h Scotty' s Merchandise r energy than a stove when used co rrectly. Many portable appliances can double as serving dishes, which cu ts down on the num ber of dishes to be washed. FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS TO REGISTER AT ANY SCOTTY'S STORE - Fill out the entry blank below and take it to your nearest Scottys store. (Registration blanks will not be available at stores.) There Is absolutely no obligation to buy anything. - 1st PRIZE Kudlac, adjutant for the the free enterprise system. Seminole Chapter of Disabled Because For the most part American Veterans, host t hey're already here. group, will be rnastt'r of Then what's the purpose of ceremonies. he t newly enacted state law? American Legion, Fleet "It will make us take a good Reserve Association, Veterans look at what we're now doing," (Have you a clever way to save Some people including state extent city growth poll The law which was to stop the of Foreign Wars and other c' es of Howell Branch Road. "Orgy light Inflation? Send your Seminole consultant-coordipr actice of Seminole County l)epartment of Community under the domninaion of ax veterans groups and their the the Orange to The Inflation F hfer, care County Line. nator for Social Studies Dick co auxiliaries unsel, cities annexing and rezoning Affairs legal Jim Tate, county commission. are invited to bring The Herald, The best ideas will be Lake Mary annexation and Burnett says. "And it will help used In future Columns. Sorry, but properties for the benefit of who assisted in drafting the their flags for a massing of the Rezoning of annexed lands to rezoning 4wt' won't be able to acknowledge Iron, residential to colors and attend us to coordinate our activities tan developers after county legislation were aware of the provide higher densities (more light industrial of a 205-acre in a group. receipt) between departments." commissioners had rejected InConsiStency before the law people) is banned under the law Th e rifle squad from Sanford tra ct the four owners are Naval Academy Consumer education is similar projects can be ignored was passed and for some reason until two years after annexation re will fire a pr esented by Don -ithel, salute and taps will be already being taught — frotti It passed anyway, Knight said, unless approval is given by the flest ( at least for the time being. sounded of 1-4 in the vicinity of -the "classroom store" in (lie Knight said until a court county commissior. in honor of those who have died ._j Banana Lake. The legislature can either decision is received or the primary grades to the specific jlt4lIllIIII.r iii our nation's defense. The opinion from Shevth' amend the new law to clear up Legislature makes clear its office confirms the legality of "Consumer Ed" courses in the Although Altamonte Springs inconsistencies or the courts intent by eliminating the in- several annexations which have had considered annexing a secondary grades. LOUDY Probably the most significant can decide the issue, according consistencies, Seminole cities been proceeding In the cities. Parcel of SR 436 west where I c ha nge that the new law will to an opinion issued by Attorney may annex properties under the Attorneys for many of the cities resta urant is to be co nstrtictct Weather Details on Page 3,1 1)11k LIAI(NE1I' change in General Ro subject be make is a rt Shievin's office provisions of the year-old have taken the po sition that the M oo ney la, earlier this week, matter of a course. The the annexation plan has special act, sponsored by State annexation and rezoning "America vs. Communism" better business departments. Rep. Eugene Mooney (B- petitions received prior to the changed. The owner, wi thdre w President Ford's top consectiontuughtasapartof most Jerry Knight of Sheviri's Casse11rry). Oct. 1 date could be processed thcii'petition filed prior toOct, WASHINGTON (AP) — Edis er V ginia ir office, hig school civics course, will sutner affairs adv who wrote the opinion In 'fl "Mooney Bill" pe rmi ts and completed under provisions 1 in favor of a new pe tition ward L. Morgan, who helped po ke to the group, response to an Inqui ry from be replaced by a "Free Knauer s Under provisions of the new cities to annex and rezone of the Mooney law, ? Arou nd The Clock --------4A arrange For Richa rd M. Nixon Enterprise and Consumerism" telling them that "consumer Lake Mary City Atty. Torn property after appropriate Bridge------------------- 6B Among the annexations under state law, to ta ke a more than $500,000 tax education Is no longer a luxury, Freeman, told The Herald in a section, public hearings with way are: Calendar .3A Knight sa id th e deduction for the gift of his pre. foulup in th e s but a necessity." This telep hone interview Thursday Most of the subject matter notification given to all lngwood a -acre par ce l new an ne xation law may have presidential papers, Comics 613 education, pleaded Ms. Knauer ex- that the la w, passed on the final already taught under the pr ope rty ow ne rs within 500 feet off SR 427 which is to be rezoned oc Crossword Puzzle curred when a legislat guilty today to or conspiring to auspices of social studies, plained, can mean the dif- day of the last session of the and to rezone the annexed commercial and industr Dear Abby --------------101$ ial and from the floor on vio te th e last day la th e tax laws is iincza education, and home ference between survival and legislature, inconsistent. territcs- no sooner than 90 days anothe r off SR 434 to be zoned the session amended Dr. Crane ................6A Morgan, 36, of Los Angeles, the bil l to economics. The new state bill, bankruptcy. after petitions are receiv,d. for commercial and apartment add a Provision ---------6A I)r, I.riib fruit, old state pleaded to a charge filed by the Hut, despite the good inOne se ction says all local acts with no funding provisions, will The new law would have use; Horoscope ---------------6A law, special Wat er ga te prosecutors not provide for any se pa ra te tentiOlLs of the conference, local concerning annexation are virtually stopped Seminole Casselberry — the conHospital 3A He said that Tate and offi ed ce. ucators canw home knowing repealed while anot no r will it add any new her section County cities from increasing troversial annexation of the 30- colleagues Obituiries ----------------3A T he prosecutors char ged th at in Shevin's office little m or e than they knew sta tes that special legisla tive personn el to the schools, their territor ial boundaries, acre parcel belonging to Aloma agreed with his assessment Television ----------------313 Morgan backda ted a deed to the of what it will do is to encourage be fore they left. act.,' are not repealed. The Law places to a large Baptist Ch ur ch on SR 436, east the law, papers to read March 27, 1969. - urren t or --- - of $1000 Certificate 2nd PRIZE $600 Certificate 3rd PRIZE $Q Certifk.ate 4th PRIZE $100 Certificate r.i 'Jul - in.& '0(11 na,r r ,rs Merchandise Certificates - t.cJ — ' LBCII - F-i Address City - -; Ph. . - (Entries muss be submitted by 4p.m. Saturday. Nov. 23. 1974) - __._ p p i The Drawing for winners will be held at Scotty's Corporate Headquartes in Winter Haven on Tuesday. Dicember 10. 1974 at 10:00a.m. The Drawing will be conducted by an independent accounting firm and winners will be notified promptly by certified rr mpercs of Scotty's and thr faml4es and suppkers of the company are not eligb3e for entiy in the contest. -- —w J REMINGTON 100 FRENCH AVE. J SANFORD -Now - - YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! - Nixon Tax Ffr'ctrJr Aide Guilty Index PH: 323-47003495 I - - - scafty' ll Sale Price AW - LIMB N' TRIM HOURS7:30 -5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY a Vol- ' - Narne__________________________________________ h the F,ng hand of $ Annexation Lead [4.. .,. .......... �- - - - - -- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NMON Arabm israeli Talks PEOPLE 4 ' WASHINGTON (Al') In a letter to Sen. Jesse Helms, Soviet author Alexander Solzhenitsyn says he would like to visit the United States for the chance he was denied three decades ago to meet some young Americans. "At one time I almost met young Americans at the Elbe River," the exiled writer said, recalling his World War I1 army days. "But in those same weeks I was snatched away from that meeting by my first arrest. Now, 30 years later, it is as if I am given another opportunity for such a meeting. I will be happy to make tlik meeting a reality." - Disruptions cnIcA(;o i AP) There's no such thing as a child who Is naturally disruptive, says Dr. Fritz Redi, a psychonalysl and educator. Redi, a consultant to the school of education at Massachusetts State College, said it is wrong to assume "that disruption is always a had thing, and that what is being disrupted is always good." It also Is erroneous In his view to assume that removing the disrupting child is going to improve the classroom. And Redl said it cannot be assumed that good teaching or strict discipline can solve the problem. Nearing Reality — Mammoth Fossil Found SALT LAKE CITY i API - From thousands of years in has come the latest visual aid for Salt Lake area school children: the remains of a mammoth, an extinct species of a huge elephant, found on the grounds of an apartment complex. Hundreds of children and adWL3 have flocked to the complex in the Salt Lake suburb of Sandy this week to watch scientists recover the bones. Ron Griffin, a resident of the complex who discovered the h:.t lliwW drain trench, estimates an average of 1,000 persons have come to the site daily. the past WASHINGTON (AP) - Testimony U.S. District Judge John J. &rica says he believes he can permit vdeotaped testimony by former President Richard M. Nixon at the Watergate cover-up trial without creating a circus atmosphere. It is possible that the images of Nixon and covenip defendant H.R. Haldeman will be flashed on a screen at the courtroom some time during the trial. lawyers familiar with the practice say the use of videotaped testimony is becoming common in courts in a number of states, especially California. Party Leaders Selected Soon WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democrats have less time this year than In the past to decide what they will do with their swollen majority in Congress. The reason is that recently adopted procedures provide that the timeconsuming business of electing leaders, setting up committees and choosing chairmen, which formerly do. layed serious legislative work for weeks, now is to be done in advance. Leaders are expected to set the machinery of organization In motion Dec. 2 with party caucuses in which the newly elected members will participate. GOP - - ---.--; - --- - — - -- ------;-----------------p- r- - .—, -. - -- — Lost independents WASHINGTON lAP) The key to Republican party setbacks in Tuesday's elections was the party's failure to attract votes from those who consider themselves Independents, the political director of the GOP National Cnmittee says. Normally they vote $0 to 40 for Republican canda, 'lids time theywent 60-40 agalrst us," Edward Mahe said Thursday during a panel discussion at the WAShInAw Press Club. — JIIIUSAL.EM (All) Secr. ment of nonbelligerency toward last week recognized the PLO tried to quiet those fears by tory of State Henry A. Kissin. Israel but were now willing to as the government of a future saying "there is no change In ger and Israeli officials today accept a do facto nonbelligeren. Palestinian state on the occu- American policy on any of the discussed technical details of cy. pied West Bank of the Jordan Issues." But this was not suf. new Israeli-Egyptian negotiaCairo wants a senior military River, and King Hussein of Jor- liclent to reassure the Israelis, tions to arrange another with- officer to head its delegation to don said that ended his partici- source' said. tirawal of Israeli forces in the the talks while Israel says It potion In negotiations for the The secretary of state and his Sinai Desert. will send a senior political fig- end of the Israeli occupation spoke smen have said repeat. Israeli sources said Kissinger ure, the sources reported, there. edly during his fast tour of the wants negotiations to start as They added that the Israelis The Israelis feared American Middle East that he was as. soon as possible and that both want the negotiations held in pressure to drive them to the sessing the situation In the Jerusalem and Cairo are will. Washington. table with the PLO after Presi. wake of the Arab summit to deing. Informed sources said Pro- (lent Ford said this week that termine the possibilities for Both sides have been talking inter Yitzhak Rabin also told Israel should be negotiating getting A r a b I s r a e II "more about modalities (turn Kissinger that his government about the context of any talks," would not negotiate with the with either Jordan or the guer- negotiations going again. rillas to settle the future of the one source said. Paiestlne Liberation OrganOne U.S. official said it was Bank. The sources sa id the Israelis ization under any circum- w not a "time for reflection," inhad been insisting that the stances. Kissinger, on his arrival from dicating no major decision Egvptian.s make a public stateTh' Atib summit r)nferenc' Damascus Thursday night, wnull b f'rthcomnin — - WASHINGTON (AP) Contract talks between the United Mine Workers and the coal operators have moved into the critical stage, but for thousands of miners today was Likely to be the last day of work before a predicted nationwide strike. Roth sides acknowledge that a walkout is unavoidable but are pressing negotiations to keep the strike short. Even if a tentative agreement is reached before the old contract expires, there Isn't enough time to ratify it under the union's cumbersome rules, and union officials have ruled out extending the contract. Meanwhile, an administration spokesman says - that a strike could mean a cut in steel production immediately, reduced electric power generation and hospital and school functions within three weeks, and a loss of some 230,000 jobs for noricoal Industry workers. These were federal estimates, but there are virtually no federal plans to cope with these potential difficulties. The negotiators planned to come back with newly drafted contract language In hopes of resolving the four or five "really tough issues" that chief industry negotiator Guy Farmer said remain. He said be was hopeful of a tentative settlement by Sunday. UMW President Arnold Miller agreed with Farmer's assessment following Thur. sday's bargaining session that an agreement was possible this weekend, but Miller said a strike "is a foregone conclusion." Meanwhile, in West Virginia, industry officials say absenteeism among the miners has been increasing this week In anticipation of the strike. Although the UMW contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association does not expire until midnight Monday, some states still observe Veteran's Day on that day. Under the union contract, It is a legal holiday with triple-time pay. In K WA! Big Two on the United Nation's scene this session are Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim, above, and Algeria's Abdelazlz Bou(efllka, elected president of the 9th General Assembly session. Bouteflika departed from the customary neutrality of Assembly presidents to take a militant "third world" position in his acceptance speech, strongly criticizing western powers. The Last regular work shift of the week ends at 8 a.m. Saturday, but some mines have been working a sixth day of overtime to meet production demands. Following Thursday's negotiations, Farmer said the talks were "moving into another stage," with both sides having identified their differences. "Now we'll start preparing contract Language to resolve the problems," he said. Fonnet President Richard M. Nixon is overcoming pneumonia in his partially collapsed might lung as he continues to improve at Memorial Hospital Medical Center, according to his doctor. Dr. John C. Lungren said Thursday that Nixon was "responding well" to antibiotic teatment for the pneumonia. The lung condition was one of several complications the former president experienced after undergoing surgery for phlebitis of his left leg. — - Slate Case — UN LEADERS LONG BEACH, Calif. API Richard Stone Will bond In Seminole County Jail, Yvonne E. Brooks, 102 Scott char ged with violation of Drive reported radio, tape probation. NOV. 8 NOV. 10 NOV. 11 decks and speakers valued at Gregory Wayne Bailey, 89 Dance sponsored by Garage sale benefit Humane National Youth Appreciation W were stolen Thursday from Spring Street, Altamonte American Legion Auxiliary Society of Seminole County, at Week begins. Assembly, her home. Springs reported stereo, Unit 255, Deltona at Deltona Maitland Flea Market. Seminole High School. Optimist Video tape deck and other television, and typewriter Woman's Club, Normandy Club presents trophies to items valued at $1,000 were valued at sito were stolen Boulevard. Music by Norm outstanding seniors in fields of TALI.AJIASSEE, Fla. (AP) Key with his family am, then an family life. And two, our main reported stolen Thursday from Thursday from his home. Right and orchestra. Skating party sponsored by scholarship, leadership, music Richard Stone says he'll car- apartment-hunting trip to Florida office will be here In Seminole High School. Erroll L. Greene, P.O. Box Pi Rho of Beta Sigma Phi to and athletics, my a message to his colleagues Washington with his wife, Mar- Tallahassee. Kelly G. Waldrop, 2519 Laurel 1204 Lake Mary reported air benefit Sky King Youth Ranch, NOV. 8in the Senate in Washington lene. "To the extent rolka!l votes Avenue reported tacing tires conditioner valued at $350 was 1:30.3:30 or 44 p.m. at Skate Lyman high School Band that Floildians want lower Stone said he felt relieved permit, I'd like to be In the Taland rims valued at $400 were stolen Thursday from 135 Lake Downtown Art Show spon- City on Dog Track Road. Skate Boosters, 7:30 p.m., band room, electric bills and that the best that a year of campaigning and lahassee office on Monday sored by Sanford Merchants, rental extra. Door prizes stolen Thursday from his home, of Woods Circle, Fern Park. Rand raising events to k way to get them is encourage three "close, cliff-hanger" mornin Open to all artists. asasa routine thing." mornings discussed, Copper wire valued at $1 000 County production of U.S. oil, electio ns were behind him. Annual Teriyaki Steak Stone said he plans to remove was reported stolen Thursday Alcoholics Anonymous closed "A freshman senator can't Asked how it felt to be a sen-- the doors to his office in Wash Dinner, Fleet Reserve, 2-8 p.m. Jo Vonne May Barnes, 49, from construction at Lake NOV. 9 meeting, Holy Cross Parish readily pass bills, although we ator, he replied: Springwood Village Apart. Howell High School, Dyke ington and, to keep another Rummage and bake sale, NOV. 11 House, 400 Magnolia Ave., can introduce bills and try for "It feels wonderful now that campaign promise, boycott all menis is in Seminole County Road. fellowship hall, Congregational All Souls School skating party Sanford, 8-9 pm. An Al-Anon them," Stone said Thursday the numbness has worn off." secret committee meetings exJail, in lieu of $500 bond, Furniture and office equip- Christian Church, 2401 Park Family Group same time and afternoon in an interview on the it lelodee Rink from 6:30 In the post two days, he said, cept those dealing with nationwith worthless check. ment valued at $2,485 was Ave. place, back po rch 8:30 p.m. Open to the public, of his Tallahassee he had regained two of the 15 al-security matters. William Herman Wachter, 34, reported stolen Thursday from mansion. pounds he lost during the nearly 821 Tonioka Road, Daytona display trailers at Palm Valley Alcoholics'Inonymouli Sanford-Seminole Art NOV. 11-15 fie also will Join Florida's "But we can, and I expect to year-long campaign. But hf Women's meeting, Holy Cross Association, 7:30 Beach is being held without Mobile Homes on S.R. Book Fair, hopper try other p.m., Cultural Democratic senator, Sen. to, convince my colleagues said wanted to keep his cam. Lawton Parish House, 400 Magnolia Arts Building, Sanford, Oil Elementary School, Sanford, Chiles, in pushing for a the people of Florida want paign weight of 170 pounds. Ave., Sanford, 2 P.111. painting demonstration by E. 8:30 a.m. to 3 P.111., in library. that (taJ law to require governlower electric bills based on the He Is spending his days "tryProfits go to Hopper School. B. Stowe. greater availability of U.S-pro- ing to sort out what to do first as ment meetings be open to the Ei NOV. 9-10 He"to saidtry heto Woodlands Elementary NOV. 12 would rely on duced oil, a first-term freshman senator."public. Chiles Turkey shoot sponsored by School parents meeting to form Oil Painting, 9 a.m. to noon, walk me "We need to attack the probHe has written Senate Major. %Vmriter Springs Vluntecr Fire parents' organization, 7:30 TUl1'S(layS and Thursdays, Bldg. I,,m through the tax factrrs, ity Leader Mike Mansfichi, I). •T(llflJ the manhole covers UcpLs, 9 a.m. to 5 ..in., p.m., at Sabal Point Elcmen. a, sc Adult Education Cam. with an excess-profits Lax to Mont., asking for assignment to Stone said also that he would Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday tory Representatives of PTA pus. Call Community Services, discourage high prices and a the Senate Agriculture Corn- vote to override President In the 1970 Kent State shootings, at 436 and Fairfax Avenue. and PTO will speak. CLEVELAND, Ohio (Al3) SiC, for reservations, tax break to encourage produc- mittee and giving the Armed Ford's veto of amendments BattLsti said the evidence at U.S. Dist. Judge Frank J. Battion and sale to American firms Services and Interior panels as strengthening the Freedom of tisti granted today a motion for the concl usion of the governand individuals, second and third choices. Information Act and would conacquittal of eight former Ohio ment's case was not sufficient "And I'll try to convince them "Of course," he added, "I'll tinue pressing for the Federal National Guardsmen indicted to prove beyond a reasonable _________________________________________________________________________________ as much as a freshman can take what they give me." Trade Commission to hold open HOSPITAL NOTES doubt that the defendants had a _____________________________________________________________________ -convince a senior that an He plans to keep his family at hearings in South Florida on specific intent to deprive any. across-the-board holdback is the Tallahassee mansion and proposed condominium rules. one of their civil rights. superior to impoundments in commute home on weekends, NOVEMBER 7, 1974 WEATHER Howard . G. Waters, LongStone pressed for Uw hear. Gertrude Williams, Deltorma balancing the federal budget. roll-call votes permitting. One The eight were charged with ADMISSIONS Wood madt tags as a candidate and wrote Corn K. Scheuerle, Deltona "And then I'll try to keep my campaign promise he wilfully assaulting and in. Sanford: Louise Mitchel, Osteen FTC WIISIY as a senaYesterday's high 77 th morninus Philip I. Desmarais, Deltona cars open and learn," was to vote every roll-call vote, the timidating the victims of the Barbara Reid low 56. Helen A.Falzone, Deltona tor-elect pushing for them. Thomas J. Dunn, Deltona Stone said he was spending a pr omise he says will keep him May 4, 1970, fiareup in which Partly cloudy. Highs mostly mid Verdell J. Thomas BIRTHS Mary L. Ticich, Deltona his post-election days relaxing, busy. 70s Lows fr om the mid so to the to* He also will push his lawsuit four students were killed and Virginia Chambers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. 60s Northeasterly winds IS to oc Mattie L. Culbert, Deltona answering telephone calls and "In (act, Marlene has been to get the U.S. Export-Import nine others were wounded. The Francis Douglas (Gloria) Spencer, a boy casonally 20 m p h. decreasing Dorothy A. Dupuis, Deltona letters from well-wishers and saying 'He'll be there when I Bank to reveal Its credit a,eight also were charged with Lucille S. Wright DISCHARGES Jessie S. Guay, Deltona planning his future In the no- need him here," he laughed. rangements on a U.S.-Soviet Extended Outlook Sunday through depriving the victims and othGeneva E. Bradshaw Sanford: Henry Rentschler, Lake tin's Capitol. Tuetday Florida Peninsula Stone said he would commute fertilizer deal, he said. ers of the rights to protection Jacqueline Church Mostly fair with a few Showr$ over Mary After a trip today to Miami at every chance for two rca"If we lose it I'll try to solve against loss of freedom without Johnnie Lee east coast sections. Cool Sunday William M. Dorton P. H. McCarthney, Orange for a wedding, he said he plans sons: with some warming Monday and the problem legislatively," he due legal process. Elizabeth W. Steffens Martha J. Noll City a weekend fishing trip to Cedar Tuesday. Overnight lows in the 40s "One, I have to have some said. LeBertha B. Coggins Martha Thomas rrthecn sections to the low to mid Five also were charged with Jessie Hillery 60s southern sections Sunday, Natalie F. Emerson aiding and encouraging each warming to tho SOS norih to 60% south Moff is Ii. McGhee, DelAnd Joyce J. Hobbs other in their actions. by Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 70s. Jeanette L. Rigot, Deltona Doshla Brown The shootings capped a fourDaytona Beath tides for Saturday Mil 0 Samuel E. Ratz, Deltona Versa Costen and boy — high ):16am,,3:i0pm.; low 9:76 day series of demonstrations am., 9:50 p.m.; Port Canaveral Pinuto, Sarah Deltona Betty Ball protesting U.S. military in. high 101 am 171 pm : low 915 Ru G. McGarvey, Deltona th Charlie B. Burchett, DeBary volvement in Cambodia, a m.. 9:4.1 P.M. Leo J. Papineau, Deltona , I Mildred B. Turnbull, Deltona \ gh t Acq u I tted Z Richard Nixon But a UMW source said that few of the union's 120,000 working members would be eager to return to the mines after a weekend for only one day's work before a strike, even in states without a holiday. Sanford ' - Strike Unavoidable, Coal Talks Continue CALENDAR Friday, Nov. 8, 1974-3A - 4 President Ford WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford, one-tune All.Aiherjca football player, avid fan and forruer Navy officer, will attend the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia on Nov. 30. The White House gave no indication which team the Commander-in. Chief would be rooting for. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Push Oil Expansion Senator Helms IN BRIEF Televised Nixon -- —. Friday, Nov. 8, 1;74 POLICE BLOTTER Classroom. ------- - Alexander Bickel NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) Alexander M. Bickel, 4, a Yale University law professor who was considered one of the nation's foremost authorities on the Con. stitition, died Thursday of cancer. - - - w , Ford Reviews Nomination WASHINGTON AP) The Ford administration is taking a second look at Its nomination of Andrew E. Gibson to be federal energy administrator after a disclosure that Gibson has a lucrative agreement with an eLI transport company. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Thursday that Gibson's nomination will not be sent o the Senate for confirmation J FBI completes its background checks on Mm. Nessen's statement came after The New York Thnes reported that Gibson received a $1 million separation agreement with Interstate Oil Transport Co. of Philadelphia. NOTICE - Public Service Commission Hearing Docket No. 74509=EU Let Us Take You From The Past To The Present VYMLD IN BRIEF OAS Action Predicted QUITO. Ecuador I AP - The Organization of American States is expected to write an official end to its 12-yew-old embargo against Cuba at it foreign ministers' meeting opening today. A twMhirth vote — 14 of the 21 nations meeting is needed to put an official end to the diplomatic and economic sanctkws against Fidel Castro's Communist regime. Twelve of the governments already arc on record in favor of repeal, and diplomats arriving for the fiseday meeting anticipated that at least two more would come out on the side of the majority. — Bolivian Revolt Crushed LA PAZ. Bolivia i AP Air and ground forces loyal to President Hugo Banzer's military government waged a mepup campaign today after crushing a one-day revolt in sitheast Bolivia. Ramer took personal rornmand of the 1tc that quelled the rebellion by troops and civilians in Me city of Santa Cruz, 430 miles east of La Paz. The government said the relt began at 5 sin. Thursday and was put down by mibnght Many of the rebels reportedly fled into the jungles of the Guabira region north of the city, and Ranier ordered operations to continue against thm C;;:cu)jc here beheveti huh, but nn fiitjri's icre — KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES Sanford Pilot Club candidates for the Sanford Christmas Parade King and Queen are Scininofr High School Seniors Chip Johnson and Katie Whelcbel. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Adkins of 211 Forest Dr., Chip is Anchor Club Admiral, Interact Vice president, president of The Thespians —S113 drama group and active in drama group at First United Mrthodlsl Katie is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wbekbel of 410 EllIott Ave. and a member of L'mterclnb Council, president of Anchor Club and Senior (Ian representative. Whiners In the contest will be announced Saturday night at the thrk Center. rmy Tank Supply Poses Problerin A WASHINGTON (Al') be delivered over the next year. Army officials are disturbed sources urces say. About half would about Pentagon intentions to go to Israel. Additional tanks latut f1X tanks tr' 1rac! nr p'---;j tit th' - I -._ - - . . - In IdyH"de, Sect. 4 THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION WILL HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE ABOVE DOCKET CONCERNING FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY'S PETITION FOR RATE INCREASE TO COMMENCE AT THE TIME AND PLACE DESIGNATED BELOW: :- J1•j A N D TO CONTINUE FROM DAY TO DAY THEREAFTER THROUGH NOVEMBER 22, 1974 IF NECESSARY, THE PURPOSE OF THESE HEARINGS IS TO PERMIT PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONY AND EXHIBITS BY THE COMPANY IN SUPPORT OF ITS PETITION, QUESTIONS FOR CLARIFICATION THERE. OF, AND TESTIMONY BY ALL PUBLIC WITNESSES REGARDING THE PROPOSED RATE INCREASE AND THE ADEQUACY AND QUALITY OF SERVICE BEING RENDERED BY THE COMPANY. THE PUBLIC COUNSEL WILL BE PRESENT AT THE PUBLIC HEARINGS TO REPRESENT THE PUBLIC AND WILL BE AVAILABLE AT 8:30 A.M., NOVEMBER 12, 1974 AT THE Ti-IP .IADlPJt'. T\ AAt'T AAr How from to keep four pwj check J069 a J loppeodAg act. 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 AArr- r,' - - ' ' , ' , , , Ll ~-- SATURDAY, NOV. 9th. & SUNDAY, NOV. 10th. FROM 1 P.M. 'TIL 6 P.M. 9:30A.M., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1974 SHERATON INN, 1901 PALM BEACH LAKES BOULEVARD WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA i ()CCTIflfsJ 01 E-]z 7 , . =- . - ' , ' , . a ,WN r, Iry MON Due To The Tremendous Turnout Last Weekend We Will Be Open Again This Weekend. Come See The Uniqueness Of Our 100 Year Old Home Resfina Amona fur c 91rn,4 Mw AA,,4i'l, �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 8, 1974-5A It Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 8,1974-4A people 0 just changed their Over JACK ANDERSON Evening IferaM i n 2,700 Florida name. 3N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,FLA.flfl1 'o mothy Leary Turns FBI Informer Tl WAYNE D.DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All oth er mail: Month , $2.70; 6 Mon ths, $16.20; 12 Month s, $32.40. Voters Exerc se i probably wouldn't be here today," he solemnly d swore. Then, in his new role as reformer, he accused his former attorney, George Chum, of It is difficult to find much to cheer about in an ele( lion that attracted onh iboffl 'h per cent of th i t.,giseicd oters in the entire county and only 40 Pei cent in the City of Sanford. i study of the returns indicates that those who did exercise their franchise did so on the basis of something more than party loyalty or patriotic fervor, Th e election results were shot full of indications that the votes were cast on L basis . intelligent assessment of the candidates and the issues. This was particularly true of the various special questions No one seriously expected, for instance, that the voters of Seminole County would agree to th e floating of a $38 million bond issue for a new jail, the voters had previously rejected a similar optimistic that the voters of Sanford would hold still for a $65 million drainage bond issue The economy and the public's vague feeling that criminals are somehow being coddled in the new penal insti tutions made the actual vote somewhat academic The vote we found most interesting, th ough, was that cast for and against the Constitutional Amendments Only one of the seven would ha ve had a direct impact on the taxpayer's pocketbook— and it was rouncHy defeated even though its long range implications are many for a state being asked to absorb some thousands of new residents each week Eventually the state is going to be forced into some sort of a mass transit problem or see its natural beauty marred by a checkboard system of freeways, and its cities choked by automobiles And there isn't going to be an "easy't way to raise money, now or in the future 71e other six amendments were approved by . comfortable margins although It might be interesting to sit down and talkto those2,8&lsouis whovotedagainst the one that provides that "no person shall be discAminated against because of a physical handicap." The vote on the two school issues can only be taken as, on the one hand, a rather general distrust emphatic In their support of an elected school superintendent which represents a major victory for Supt William P Layer and just as emphatic in their desire to see the School Board elected on a non- pa rtisan basis. • . . Since me two views are in obvious Conti" "n can I conclude •k i.5ii i. • ai '" higher degree of confidence in Mr. Layer than it does in the School Board, a suspicion further strengthened by the defeat of the two board incumbents on bllot. Yogi i the Wins School officials at Bement, Iii, are going to be able to keep thou pictures of Mickey Mouse, Yogi Bear and other cartoon figures on school buses so young children will be sure to get on the right bus to ride home. For a while it looked like government agen ts might swoop In to Bement wi th paint remover to scrub off the pictures because they viWate a federal rule. Ctics classes in the Bement schools might want to study just how Mickey and Yogi got into trouble with the feds. It their fault, surely. Whose fault Is it that regulatory wasn 't nonsense so often stands in the way of simple solutions to simple problems' The teacher might Invite a congressman out from Washingt' BERRY'S WORLD Harvard psychology professor, who preached "AndDistrict what did you do Art withKoelle. it?" asked Los the heavens of hallucination and wound up in Jail Angeles Attorney ° I urage and sponsor activities which are WILLIAM VVILLIFIJVJ A flhitIIrr / TëALT AIATE" !i. lflJ.)flCIc ,,••.•S_\s N.Y. Ca b motto: Flagship leads the way. — • ' . z - . . ., . -*1. ~_ ~ - ___ . J4 . 916 I 1 . I I" ' Drivers In / •. . Every time I manage to get the milk of human kindness flowing smoothly in my veins ' ": /'.- .. :; - " ' •''. in it is ugh to give anybody calluses on his me°competition m pe so Is fierce' the traff ic bai, and many of the passengers are no barpin either. Every month or so the cabbies turi out en masse for the funeral of one of their . -".4 number who has been shot dead by some Junide ' •'r'•'c u I 1. • - ___ - - " (I .5 ________ .. -' ' - - still further lengthening, and are heavily salted with visitors who don't know the city well Just the other day I got Into a cab in midtown Manhat ta n and asked to be taken to Kennedy ,' I-.. . Air IVU4V was 1141 the £VLIUW1II Tunnel,but thedrlverapnouncedthatthLjwas ked by an accident and suggested going over TriOFOUh Bridge-or, In other words, several miles out of the way. I had to gamble that he was lying since if he was right I might miss my plane; btl know a safe bet when I see one, II11 tothe tunnel way Sure enough, Owe was no accident. Twice further on, the hiver,nhffedno doubt by the failure of his i ni tial ploy, tried to make costly detours, and was thwarted only because a quarter of a fury in New York has ta ught me its geography When we arrived at Kenned y I ornitted a tip- - j r- IL ___. 1, , ,,, -~~ ~ . -L , tt T 0 Quit. A Few TL ' 46 k0. 9- IL eL -' ,. L. .v 'xk ."W 741 N6, 4 Pandora's Boxes, •'• Your editorial on Osteen Bridge in r -q Gasollne, Inflation and Oct. 16 Issue of the ld about the complex businm of providing needed transportation facilities for the fastest growing statein the jon We deeply appreciate the mat ure Judgment and broad persepctie expressed in your ed i to rial engineering, maintenance and all of the support f unctions, ~ .•. 1 - i • - 'c-. • - - • - - Walter I !/ .. r . . -- . - - . - .. - - ' -. T - te* .I-;# 4 - '. Vegetarian party city cwncilpa-n in Cal. rmv&an -derived food that used to be eaten by wealthy Americans in the early days of the Republic ?' Inflation Now) button for one day coneur 7 calories and disgusts 37 per cent of the passer. sby. -Television industry executives estimate that -j-.,.-,-' --- --- . ~_ == I .. j:..' '. --•--.,.- a = - I -1 - i - - .. W~ ~ - ___- I fi•• '- - ~ ~=_ W1N..I.I,.E......I.JL I - ••• 41 1 _v. I s 1 __ - __ . - -' , '. . vP I 7,. . W •,•,• .~'\ . L. -, •• . -p.;... , lNi - . •- - . • . . - - . V_ I :E__'' "' - 'a, • -- . . • , .( - J - - A j - :-' •. - •. .. " ______ -- iU'j I $'4 Perwnallyseaking ... when one places the Ufa of another In jeopardy, the robber should expect to pay the full consequences (and not be enco uraged by the lenient r.mrts and the law-bending defense attorneys who usually gelulemnutinto thestreeta,lnsteadtjbehlndbar5.) The Clock BY JOHN A .. .- - . -- - - .0 -- - - - - -- - - -_ -•. - - a - . ;_z~__ ~~ =-.N _ _~~__4 ____ ., - - - -. - - I . P - - A r ' Y. __ - - _________ __ . , - . L. V' 4 __ ~ -, - ,~_z~_r-F_ v~ - -_ M ml - ~ - . - l - - -- . - ..-•--- - - — - ~4, -01 ).- !.i ~ . - .-A -I - . II - _____ ___ ~_ __ N =- - - - &- -r_~__ :__ - - __ - - - __ - %W _ 7 _:_*=_ __ I I . P C - -S 'r , ----- _~_~~_-_ I -- :- ' C • % - AL77.'i11lIiisi - . __ . -- , p . * , _____________________ ' k t _________ e- j,. ,. -' - —r'-4 . - —W ~_ . - P -f f - .0 I - i~ ____,~.~ . fA •, . - - - - . i - - - Ai~iii0i WqL' - %i4. F2a '\1 ; __3 - - - I wonder why... the Pred(knt Would make an appeal 0;, r,es1' tflC the I-I(uqIlusp . • FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD Banks in e°m ?Pit'7 1 a the expense of those who can afford it the least) there isn' t the first word from Washington for them to cut their' ! / •uflt'rj I FLAGSHIP BANK OF WEST OMANDO,N.A. ; I Ioruieri,.i atotij )nPI. o a •i FIAGSHIP BANK OF WEST MELBOURNE, N.A. fi7,.j Fo,nie,/t.' ,\i1I?1iIl JIZ'ik &i( tt,r A • . 'Li?(ft' 't l• LAGSH IP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE FLAGSHIP BANF OF MELBO URNE. N A : lI U,i,i .(tt !OPI : FLAGSHIP BANK OF ORLANDO i i _U - -1 14. - _________ , i"o - ~ I6 - - - 11 -- Af'! . . - . In I Jjt I i?J0(t'! .Sitit !tiik f Sr:nu:' of, I !?t .\itI PRO! 1)poO '1 / I!ciso !' FIAGSHIP BANK OF KISSIMME1 FIAGSHIP BANK OF TAVARES I 001Itt'1:i Bunk of /(2:'iire1 . I - - . 1 77 1 1 -•=•--__________ I , ' I 4 - --------' -- * - •• I . you'c like to help the students at Seminole 11 gh School's Distributive Education class . . . thty-re prefits . .. which in turn would make it easier 01 the litfif, coilecting Green Stamps. guy . - . and so on, down the line. The school with the most stamps collected will be Iguess that onlyhappensln themovies,huh' eligible !or a college scholarship. As a mader of fact, istructorlthyrnondSe1fsays"we'lj probablybeg get two; one for a boy and a girl." Think about ft... Man is at his but when sftu.lated Would you believe this same offer was made last year by hope of reward, fear of fail ure, and the Light of a star. - - - I eligible for WthepubIlctoscrimpanduvewt,rninctwe&fltthave any to set aside In the first -- ___ I , . r.ø - '" j,f .- I ' - - 4! r'-- -."- - And yet, when the oil Companies report record profits case -.. - - - "best wishes for a continued speedy recovery" to Me scholai3hIps. Altamonte Springs policeman IA. Steve Garver. All of the residents of Seminole County are proud of Seminole would earn those two this year," said Self, you;ind) our fellowpolice offictr's acdorii:it the abortive If you have an), stamps You'd like to contribute, drop super market holdup in Altamonte. them off at the school, room 312 D. L., - • X J _. - * 4 I. - - A $I - - - -The entire population of Klamath Falls Ore., has never heard of Mick Jagger. and there weren't enough books collected to be wl ,&f - -42 - All letters most be s4pW with a msnin From all of his former colleagues here at The Herald, •. , I the average Intellectual letterithil newspaper consIders to be Ubelousor '. 4 '1% " editorial will save to stimulate all of us to an fuel to drive to and from their banks for a even stronger commitment to Improve Florida's decade transportation program, despite limited -For one person to wear a WIN ( p Skxmly, -I-.- •.. Football was In%ented In 1969 by Howard Co6elI. -Americans consume enough gasoline every resources Thank you, and best wishes. a • a H enr y" . _________________________________________________________ Around . ., 4- I.' - The fairness and positive tone of your YeaTtOPrOvlde three Arabian potentates with ,, -__~ I 1 - - ~i ki - -There are three government officials currently holding office in the United States who have never received gifts or contributions from Nelson Rockefeller; they are ft mayors Of J e uIiOF .Edltor: I#- ~' missed: C % •• ,-••-.- mania themduringthesedaysofconngcyj JIsr- e er . . skittery uncertainty of day4oday news, ob- • In Minister. - . •. 'e' 1 . I - are gem o eternal truth amidst the -Attila ft* Hun was not & member of President Nixon's staff. address R04 when P"Wble,& telepbose amber President Nixon was not & member of Attila We are determined to do a better job in every so the Identify of the wrf ter may be checked MW the Ilun's staff. has gotten around that New York cab driv activity and in every area of the state . District established. However, the EveWng Herald will a colorful lot, Uli of earthy wisdom and grea -The Constitutional tly Engineer Bill Benedict and his staff in the respect the wishes of writers who do aol want worth listening to. DeLand office and throughout DOT District 5 are their names to appear in priAL e Press Was Created to protect the New York All in all, unless you happen to have a law committed to improvements in management, We reserve, of course, the riot to reject any Times from crifleism when it raises its d e ,,, AdvarKV over a road littertd with cannon.- David Lloyd George, former British piur,e . I " ' . __________ L - -. t.: These are lid one-paragraph Items editors into the end of columns when a story doesn't quite run lore enough. They are usually soUiing like "Molybdenum, whose atomic number is 4Z is mined in the Central African Repi WiC " ui• "- "The duck.blfledPYJ13 Ia i rlwl;ie; '. department total $7.8 billion, while anticipated treated to a genialand expansive lecture on revenues total only $2.8 billion. peace." - Jeremiah C:j4. "Ywa are not going tu get peace with millions I of armed men. The chariot of peace cannot . ______ t. - I . .a C.141 of any newspaper (with the posaible exception of satirical conunentary colurnris) is the fillers. Secretary of Transportation that of a 13-year-old child, the average in teilectual level of television industry executives is that of a six-year-old. Letters to the editor are always me -Many residents of Boston and other large It should be obvious that the Florida The shosild be as brief as POWWt suit and was given an astonished look, as if trying to Department of Transportation wants to provide American cities are thrown into fits of childish comni'nt on matters of general cheat me three times in half an hour was $ frenzy by the sight of a yellow bus. a safe and efficient transportation system The letters should deal with aloes and avoid rely grounds for such a miserly reaction -Nobody has ever determined how many throughout the state - from roads and bridges toperson es. I was lucky. Often, if you dare r0ject, you will Democratic presidential candidates can dance buses and rapid transit systems. It is not obvious Tbe editor reserves the right. to edit those be .shouted down with a pyrotechnic display of to most people that the needs greatly surpass ontheheadofapinbutweyf1p4 letters for reasons of geogriphic razzle-dazde, self-pi tying howls and available resources. For example, in the next --COnnie Stevens became an actress when she that the throt of the letter is not lost forthright profanity. If on the other hand, you five years, the needs for all programs under this great careflug. was unable to find a Job as a carhop. just don't bother to complain, you may be 'qbey have healed the wound of my people 110-11Y. ")ij*, 'Peace. pence,'when thm is no ;#;%1: . viously. The problem is we don't we enoi.igh We Seem To Have l _____ / . ___ o weasions ong, cheatinguse _________ : '..<l , • - - '. ;r.- .4 .o. - "ft -- - ,' • ______ .4 ,, ,,, . ." As everyone knows, the most interesting part - ; - , . ,.,,;... 0. '! , = ' . .4 :. . Intorm c, 1) I q' . El • ,__ -$ ft I 1. i t i. " ~ "" • Lntertaln, , % - . I % • ".1 . ' - ' me for the change in his pockets. ely fair about it, are New York taxi nly suavely chested by their colleagues in hapsliereissomgat)oi1tyery large cities - their cold ft,npersonality, or the more numerous opportunities for variations in route-thatbrings out the worst ma cabbie But for sheer pit, give me the New York cab driver (.-_' • -. . /. - - •_ . , - - __________ .. W=_7LkL Ju/ ' , Jt --T4,', ;_,_.., . . ;iii(I ' , class, New York cab drivers can only be pared to the Thuggee of ancient India Ican understand, ma way how this came to Or a tough city, and 7,° -_ A?sJ LI6 - - ° ;:; ';r ' Own Class Fate forcibly rem - '!?AIN' P' 0 ' i . . I . ' ___ :M,4 _* 7 i -.- /4 W - 1 4 L &I#IAII ,. •i, ___~ - . A ' ' i - ...... - • T . " .. . 11* ~ . I I - - ... IIPiLI•'fl I'JVIifl P . - )1_q _. _ _ . . - - - )11 W - ,; " _____ ____ - / - - abouthlscoileagues who did. living on a flXOd • • . I I - • Lf?' — THOUGHTS 'x - • _________ A ~_._ - - . .----- - come, THE DAYS. I L flADflLJ _ no desire to cheat and was willing to talk frankly "yj Waltons jüJif to - - I .1- 1UTUWlLI.fE A f $ Ai". _______ - .. I ; - Wherever you are in 42 locations I .' isperfectlyhonest, and asa matter of fact my own ealy education n the tricks of that crooked trade was largely provided by dri ver who had M . families. i _ ' But nn.n't thO-rc any honest cat) drivers in New York? Of courbe; easily one in every 15 or 20 I bank ng • _________________________________________________ ras days. _______ . _______________ ___ unfold, Lear) felt a compulsion to tell all. "I feel ttce had slipped him small lumps of hashish to words for it. But I would say that it is kind of an Timothy Leary, his blonde hair now graying, a certa in respo nsibility for ending w ha t I th ink is eat, acrid, a dark, semibitter resinous, oily taste." his Irish smile turning ste rn, said this was the a co erup,' he testified The first time was in the courthouse He had "Alter consuming it," asked the DA, "did you last time he had touched the vile drug Reflecting He spoke of "two-ply lawyers" who en- become irritated with ('hula for prating before have an effects from it at all'?" on the past, hesald "IthasbeenkindofaR.olin hearing, will usually find in your favor and lift the wayward chbNe's license for a couple of - lorid a' orFris Jrgest, strongest _________________ throughout the State — there's a Flagship Bank to help you. doing business . ," well licked before you start. For really dogged tctw,; I iwctr, there is ahia',s the city s Taxi and Lunousme Commission which, after a certain amount of nuisance involving a formal - Flagship. upset about it. On the other occasion, Leary was seated across from Chula in the Orange County jail, with a guard watching through a glass window. Some time th the first few minutes of hashish an d hehan nded it t0 me,"related I name. taken one be over in a hundred years and no reason to get leg and, out of his stocking, he produced a piece A family which, over the years, has been helping families like yours. (Some of our banks have i . geography and a stubborn stireak, you are pretty r now l 71* airport rida are, of course. favorite . than 2.700 people, and 42 banks, have More It is 'I took it d I In a spect a cular Jailbreak allegedly 'All right," said Koelle, "when you say you interview," Leary testified, "George Chula engineered by the Weathermen, Leary escaped The Los Angeles attorney has denied the from a California prison and fled to Algeria. Ile put It in your mouth and ate it, did you jwt chew h&;ded over a piece of hash!sh to nie . . . 7his charge. He luis also pleaded not guilty to an it up and swallow it, 13 that how you consurned alarmed me very much because I knew that the later new to Afghanistan witli a Jetsetter named indictment on different charges. it?" guard was sitting In the glass booth observing Joanna flarcourt-Smith. But he was turned over According to Lenry's .secret. scaled to U.S •iutlmritu s ho hri'ht "Yes r) t it tutu home tinder ewe was tuip: he iitt t ol too the i'r1ind jurythat he . tIiUi[K III) f,IL Inu.t ha v e zLgltLrd I orc to s wallow." cunuril 6uai d. asn'tangryat his former law)Cr "He isa ery "DO )OU recall how it tasted, or how hashish The repentant Lear) told the grand jury that "And Mr. Chula, who was sitting there, could pleasant, jolly person," Leary said. "It would be he had broken with his past. "I do not intend to W tes?" look over my shoulder and could see the guard ti&d for anyone to be angry at him." take an illegal drugs," he vowed. Then he "Yes Leary paused "It is Like trying to booth, said, ,It is all right 'So I put the hashish In But after watching the Watergate drama launched into a colorful tale of how his attorney describe the flavor of chocolate; they don't have my mouth and chewed it and swallowed it." last Spring. Nor was .. l they have arrangea room for a private lawyer-client er so that I felt collaborating He added, with a ring of righteousness: " "After I blew up and spoke forcefully to ttiin and I was no longer angry with Mr. Chula. think that we are at a time now in th is country Mr. Chula reached down and pulled up his pant feeling like a philosophic detachment; it wil al and then "defend smuggling drugs to him in prison. Great Discretion Still the COIPSYCStJ'once urged everyone to "turn on, tune in, drop out" on LSD, has had a dramatic change of heart. It was (lie Watergate scandal, lie told a California when everybW), has to tell the truth." grand jury, that made him see the light This was strange testimony coming from the former pled piper of the drug cult, the way-out "1 think If Watergate hadn't happened, . . WASHINGTON - Dr. Timothy erstwhile - .X. - . - �Friday, Nov. 8, 1974 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Horse Sense Test Usec In Hirina - By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.. D. "And even our Sales Manager swears by the test, saying It simplifies his selection of new CASE 114*9: Randolph B., salesmen who will stick to the aiedt2. is head olafactorv that lob and zoom business, --------- Rirvr1p... hiring new employees, both by NEW YORK (AP) - Inflation business and Industry, and a weak economy have And of those "Horse caught up with Die runaway Sense" problems were USed to bicycle market. w,sid mit tk. hr(ntrii.ttir AI&,... .iii,.. ilk , .........I., 17 Ai nwng tuwi . a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. S !;Inwinn "We expected sales thIs year to be 60 per cent above last year but it's only going to be 20 per cent higher," says a spokesman mi. •Jve mnln.. ha.unl ui;i rcil,,Itnp ' own D .4 TheY say retailers will have largest bike maker. sold their Inventories b' then Manufacturers say they plirn to hire back most of the workers and will te placing spring and they laid off by the first of 1975. summer orders. they were only about 13.5 million. So this season we're on a moderate upswing and we're caught with fantastic In(1... n viws ui U, uvi compare. . . Ar:7A you can't F do better than Zayre! employs 800 men and women. "So we'd like to have you booldsh) A bike buyer for another as much as 40 per cent to our three years, bike sales are "Dr. Crane," he said, "we address ournonalconvention were candidates for officer slowing down, leaving retailers retailer says, "What's hap- manufacturers." have been using your 'Test of and administer this 'Test of training In the U. S. Navy Air with large inventories and fore- pened is that bicycle sales and Horse Sense' in selecting new Horse Sense' to 4(X) heads of Corpe. Manufacturers say they have big manufacturers to lay off inventories have been on a fan. business firms and Industries." workers. force but inworkers. Predictions of a slow tastic upswing In the last sev- a boom-time labor There are 5p "For Its 60-minute battery of Many of you readers are In this stead of putting it to work filling Christmas Season ar e common eral years. We anticipated sa!e one-hour battery. live sub-tests wock.s very well in familiar with this famous "Test of 16 miUlon bikes this year, but customary large Christmas Test I, covers "Range of in the industry, weeding out the poor readers, of Horse Sense." orders, they're laying their Practical Information" and plus those who lack practical For it is contained in workers off as much as two contains 25 statements Of gumption and versatile booklet mentioned blow. early. True-False type, such as: mechanical experience. It has been widely Used in T F (1) A gallon of water "In the last couple of years weighs more than a gallon of we've shipped everything we oil. got our hands on but this year Test II is a 25-point "Social orders are behind 25 to 30 per HOROSCOPE Information Test" of the ient. Instead of laying people "multiple choice" (4-answer) off at the end of November as type, as: ususi, we had todo itat the end For Saturday. November 9, 1974 (1) A spare is a term in of September," says a repDEAR DR. LAMB You had ii dangerous for you, in my BASEBALL FOOTBALL resentative of Murray-Ohio in fly ('dRIWLL Rl(IITER a column stating that patients professional opinion. BRIDGE BOWLING. Nashville, Term,, the nation's You can use these medicines TestIII deals wi th"Business taking an anti-clotting medicine Judgment," coverIng 25 ad. should not take Tylenol because without any danger of hemorGENERAL TENDENCIES: An uneventful da,j'. Complete vertising and personnel it would intensify the medics- rhage If you are not taking an details for p!;in ofaction vital to our future, Makesurroundings problems, such il: tiori. I tifl t1Ikifl Cournadin as anti('iOtting incdk'Itit,, TVlVflol clean and tny, your pparcl iiiorc stylish, and improve your prescribed by my doctor and, has no effect on normal clot(14) Bill is an efficient worker charm. is not having read your column, ting, but it increases the acbut resents taking orders. He ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Take the right treatments that likely to be a trouble maker. it took Tylenol. It seems that you tivity of anticiotting medicine. will make health better. Be at your best and you do best. Get all would be wise to: are right, because I did have tasks behind you. This does not mean that peG-Discharge him at once, blood In my urine. TAURUSApr.2OtoMay2O)Anappointznentwiththebarber My doctor said Tylenol was pie taking anti-clotting Plce hun on probation or beautician can do wonders for you today, when you have visits for a month, okay to take but to sta y away medicines can not take Tyle nol to make, meetings to attend. -Make him a straw boss, from aspirin. I told him about or other brands, It means the GEMINI (May21 to June 21) Know whatchanges your family headed your article that Tylenol should doctor may need to decrease Test IV Is wouldlike tomakeandconsent.Entert.alninevenlng. Make home "Mechanical and Technical notbeused during anti-clotting the dose of anti-clotting more charm ing. Judgment" for it contains 25 medication. He suggested that medicine if the patient takes MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Ideal day for Coim problema of the "analogy" sort, there had been a misprint In the Tylenol. You could even tak e it municating with everyone who's free to talk. iop early 50 YOU as: paper and why didn't I write to "occasionally," meaning one or won't run out of anyth ing. the paper for a correction. I two tablets in a week or two. (18) Mason: Trowl: Machin- c LEO ( July 22 to Aug. 21) Improve your possessions to make hecked with another doctor Beyond that, see your doctor. MORTAR th em more valuable and operative. Update budget. Evening is MICROMETER and he too said Tylenol was One manufacturer HARROW fine for going out on the town. okay perhaps my kidneys acknowledges these facts. The VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Improve personal matters at Test V counts 25 points and had a problem, so I ended up AMA Drug Evaluation 1971 home. Show small courtesies to good friends and improve covers "I4ogicai Thinking," as: having an X ray of my kidneys. states acetaminophen "potentirelationships. Keep appointments punctually. (14) A hunter pitched his The X ray proved my kidneys ates action of oral anti. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oc t. 22) Complete personal duties before tent; (PRICES PLUS TAX, TAG & TITLE ONLY) coagulants" (page 181), then walked 5 miles due were okay, sundown. Do something thoughtful for th e one you love. Arrive at So, how can on' explain the Drs. Albert Antlitz and Lawsouth and shot a bear. He then a true meeting of minds. ,,, (hi I!oiii!i proceeded 8 mIles due east and Tylenol problem? I found that rence AwaIt of the University of SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Get at Intimate tasks for which ate bleeding occurred on three Maryland reported a study of his Iwich, you've had little time. Perfect your hobbies so they become fore But he was then no farther different occasions after using an anti-clotting medicine, pleasurable. Enjoy solitude, from his tent titan w hen he shot Tylenol and am convinced you Coumadin and acetaminophen SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Ideal day to clear the the bear! What kind of bear did are right. Any additional infor- (Tylenol) and found it decks of accumulated tasks, Discuss with an influential person heshoot? mation would be appreciated, necessary to decrease the dose how you can be more effective in public work. 6436 EAST COLONIAL DR 'ORLANDO. FLORIDA 32801 DEAR READER My col. of Coumadin from 5.8 to 4.4 mg Even If you are not a corCAPRICOR?'! (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Get needed data from right lIon head, you will find this umn stirred up a hornet's nest, (over 20 per cent) to prevent the sources. Plantoaddtoyourcircleof friends. Belesssusplclous of ON THE SPOT BANK FINANCING FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS and that is good. NO ONE clotting test from becoming in preparing test is valuable others, more trustworthy yourself. 3TOW teefl4gef5 for entrance to should take acetaminophen prolonged while taking Tylenol. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Plan how to handle debts, college. (known as Tylenol, Apamid, credltorsbetterjnfuturetomakeflfeeasj'. Do thoughtful things And youth l&s,whe Conacetol, Tempra and other _ 1 10!_ th for mate, trade names) If they are taking churches or Scouts, will PISCES (Feb. 20L to Mar. 20) One who opposes you needs likewise reW it, for It cotri- anti-clotting medicines, (somesimply to be ignored. Don't get Into any argwnent that would hines fun with sharpening of times called blood thinners) prove disastrous. Conciliate parthers. wlthouthavingthedoctortake IFYOURCHILDISBORNTODAY,.,heorsliewjlldowefl Wits' "Vocational a blood clotting test. There are So send for my in any profession where precision Is the prime requisite, so give Guld." so many people taking antib0okkt, enclosing a the most comprehensive edscatiai possible, There is the ability (0 long stamped return envelope, clotting medicines after a go into the minutest detail, which can lead to great success. Teach attack, or because Of clotting earlytolookbehlndthescenesfcrmoftvesbeforegettlngfntoany pbs 25cforltalsocontalnsthb Give good iirituai training wttiie very one-hour "Test of Horse problems, or even a stroke, that projects with others. this point deserves the widest Senae." young. Sports are a natural here. Employerscanuseitalonecr possible public dissemination. "Th e Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make Of 1 to supplement other em- Th e fact that people like yo ur life is largely up to you % II can buy ployment data In hiring new yourself Carroll Righter's Individual Forecast for your sian for DeCember workers or promoting present acetamlnophen medicines ie* ready. For your copy send your birthdate and SI to Carro4l Righter wIthout any prescription makes employees er ald. Sax 6* Hollywood. Evening H c&ii. soon, Forecast,!fte Friday, Nov. 8, 1974-7A I -- ~A -- L%W00 ---- The Discount Department Store DR. 1. E. 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Noon 7-pm biCSdy Corner Ith a Elm Services Pastor ou 11. 008. m. 615pm Chch Training Evening Wcw%hp ' _____ .. Su . ,I 16 The Strength You Need III Oak Ave.. Sanford 7.00p,rn. Sam. 1030a.m. &I2noon 67 p m Confes sions, Sal. WTRR . Sunday School Ev angelistic F amily Ni ght Service y P.E Wed . .. - 4IW- . ,'fl'" ':\ - ... C0t*GREGATIOHAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 2401S Park Ave 4 Rev Fred L. Neal CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Sunday School Fellowship ,. . 700Falrmont Morning Worship (Sanford Gordon Club HW 1793) Pastor 5ngtplraticn Don Shockley Sermon Sunday School .9;43&.m. Preathlng AWorsUp ..... 10:45 am. SJaring &Prodalming 7 30 pm ( Nursery Provided . . . - e izo~ - 11.00&.m % 730pm _______ . .i 9. . •- : .i -. . and you Thk.. r, must carry Ihe Rev. Carl 1 Cannon Sunday School Curate Sun Worthip . 5:00a.m. Sun NYPS union Hol c . - . 9;006,m. Sun Eve Worship Church School 10 OOa m Family Service Prayer on... I41111urwt Come So church ... '.le 103W 25th Place The Church of the Lutheran Hour d TV "This is the Life' _________ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Car. fifth St. & Oak Ave. Rev. R. Grady Snowdon FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1647 S. Sanford Ave. Interim Pastor Sunday$choot ........C:45.m, Morning worship 11 00a Dr. Harold Harris .. Minister SundaySChool .....9.4 am. Mo(ngWOrShp . __ __ -1 - 4V ~ - =z~____~~___% r--.- ". V Rev. Elmer A. Rtvschef Pastor Sunday School .. ..'' 9ASAm. ______ -- Kindergarten and a yer s WTRR Broadcast SAN FORD CHRI STIAN CHURCH 137 Airport Blvd PhOnI32209I0 . .JamesCVaughin Minister Sunday School 9 ISa m rice Nursery 7 :30 P.m. Sunday Night DIaI.aDeyotioflaI,dhrs 323 Solo - William B Downey Church School Worship . . ______________________ __________________________ - an Church In Amer Ica) -s .' . .. i.,,._ - :..f .. AW 700p.m. . to- V'/ g, - 5.lr:31, 'F) JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH James P. Needham Morning Service Ev9Ing Service 1 . 7 30 m Wednesday Service 730pm OldTruthstoraNewDay ________ - w . Wednesday Bible PINECREIT BAPTIST CHURCH I)W.AIrpo,jBJvd. Rev.Kenneth Halt Pastor $jfl4 k5io ............945am Morning Worship ........1100am Church Training 6 isp m Evening Worship 730pm Wed Evening Service. -. . . CHRIST UNITED '/ .-- - .i ..,.... __ .. •11 :-- g. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Palmetto Ave. , Pastor Rev.G E. Hodges Sunday school .......9:45a.m. .. Morning Worship .....11:00a.m. ', 'I' ( I. I -. - i - • r.. - _.._ F 45F . - . .. .,;. .. .-. .: - "f I - PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 46 West '- . . . ' - .. • • _. Independent Mitsoicinary Evening Worship : . 1 6.0opm -t~ 10 I -- ! P4StOf 5308m Rev JayT.Ccsrn&o MorningWOrSehp ~ I 9, AS 8, m 11 000 M Sunday School 'morning Worvup 4:13pm . 7.30p.m. Church Tra.ning j SPIRITUAL TFiMPLE Evening Worship Wed Prayer Service . • . Isaiah .47 - 4 • Monday Ezekiel 3379 SuniJv 'tor...a.i.... Quality Court I-4&4S4Lwttwoed Rev. RuthH.Collin .........Pastor Arny Johns ...... .. Minister. Healer OponfOrMMIlifillcin ...... 41 OOP.M. Healing, Lecture and MSage Cir cle lid Wednesday Mthy. j• .•_ -. __ W1_ - _t( ~ Tuccday Matthew 181520 Wcdnesday Mark 7:31.37 I hurcday Romans 13:8.10 SVunday Y Saturday .....6.00 1:9-Il PAOLA WESLEYAN CHURCH Old Route l4atPaola Rev. Willi - 7) ,~-X(~-~~~~~~~71 n MaLtLdPA SundsySchool ,. "7 5 astor .11:45s.m. 7:OCp en. ii J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Insurance and Employes v rjJ% J Y#DCC . -rov INC an Employes THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Avs., Lake Mary Minister Rev A F. Stevens Sunday ChurchSchool . 9:430 m Morning Worship . 1100am. Youth Group ...... .. l:3Op.m. Wednesday: Choir Practice ... .....1:00p.m. = ci G. W.. I BAPTIST Aøt.och EV4,' CMgcit,Dvii Caiyirv BaptIst Alseenoty M ,.i'r''w 'Sw*rd Gordon co Hwy. Calvary laptistCnurcn.Cr,SIJILM,& 3rdLM,W.ary C.iiii'tct-y Baptist Church " Stil rij %?(tJ ( t I t A Clearwale, Mniry B.pitt CPiurctu. SOffiwtt Elder Spri sBaoluttCturtn.OidO,taadopd J?PV4!AIVP. Fur%7 Ba5tt#St t5 Part Ave Fr..endut.p aaptsi ci RI 43E. 1 1 12 *aham Chave "kirwy Itatiftt, cpwlh, Nwh & William St. Fwi* Baptist Church 01 tMi Wc.l p First Iai.js CPIINCtIO( ('ço. Cc,. oivttn & .T ) Cnwctu. 717 Orange Ave . I aptjt Ør,jIi ci Cn'Vtrjnii ("V.t'AVr C'.,' METHODIST Rar,qt Unted M.rnore.l Church. £ OBaiy Mt I Mflo'iP h.ap' 1' ChI,ts I ' ton A' t3.ary R s' 4t-s At* . V 17th V 0' Maitland . Chv(It ci C.cv IC) * flne , . ci o C'-.ecn at CW - i Hal .fl, caic Monr, . (".r' CATHOI,IC ' ,1 -. Mar k13o4s Catholic CtsurP ill O,t 'I AN,'- Ca''c CP.ut't- 0o.- ai T ro t A 4 . A r * " , i.,, Caste 11L' lane Ca'r.i.c Ci-ur t t.i4-iiesi Ave M'1mntt Swkws 0t11 Lady ci ttiLuas &attscr.c cnuru' i.* .' as.- rat-. lit J ett A 1 i'i CHURCH OF GOD . Firi 1'7' , t3 i.i F,'jt Cily B.ct' Fwst Iapi.st Cttch &Oteq Farjitav, te4 Baptist (hCh, t)yfG.J Jordan Missiena,i Beetust Church. 1621 W F4$i It CJI01 Rap it Church. N01Th R1 £ IP'W A .-t - he" ' C-i Oat ' U R 0%il'$"t a isa, t A,la,&' fcat.t. 'lOt Locrt Att, t4g,J Mt OrurM.t TRANSMISSION . . ~_, 11 I .. tr W lIt. 5, t',V ç,e .n C?'.?. o.. t(h*lCc4PfoØ,.c r. r3 ctvrmat CAC a pyyt- 1 I))5 Persmm01rAv, :- ....- j c ::.... uChth0d.1W3Wl3ffiSt.SaMOfd I (OPAL r . c ro. 1I r f ,,.3 itt-, (,* (pig 5'jre Avt. a? 4Th II LUTHERAN era'Ct ..rctsO bet '? ()'ua . "f'rrr =-' - --_ - --- -- - '---'_---- - . . '- --= -S--' - - -- ' - _ _ i _- -i -- • -___ : 1. ~ f -,I I - 1-7 , 4 ' . 1. . - initially was set up in 1970, with Presbyterian leader and one of a grant of $200,000 to various the six member pr esidium of groups seeking equal racial the World Council of Churches righ ts including the liberation It was that council, embracmovements In the Portuguese ing 263 Protestant and Eastern territories of Mozambique Orthodox urches, which four . II i1 d i )OI-1 years ago launchl2d Its program "jj L.4Lk ______ ' Dr. John Coventry Smith, of Lw .;'11 -.-I %,ri. -- - 'p-: . sz'' . ' ' ch , -, __ ___ - (;orge I lit-i's I (-elitet- t . 04 - ~ ~_V_' - beleaguered liberation groups. The grants stirred sharp con- _____ ) cltlIgrituIa Rd h ts have been made each year since, the total to combat racLun, 114111 M 0 mx - F(luca(jo,i Direc tor Toll) Smith and Rev. J. 'I'. Cosmato Baldwin Sjoflema, of Geneva, troversy in some church cit. Switzerland, u1rer.tor of the des, both in this country and program, says about 6o per cent Attendance Honors Set For Hiers abroad, with some critics charging the churches with aid. of the disbursements have gone for health and medical needs of ing "armed revolutionaries and people harassed for their activitles in southern Africa. terrorists." . George H. fliers of Lake one occasion as to be brought E. Murray. The live pastors lie served for 22 years as 1 III Church Observes 0 . lanne ir a, ily 0 0 jlu~~ ~ country store arts and crafts, select front hundreds of items AME Church, 1203 Olive Ave., A Color Guard from the music will be rendered by the and goodies to eat. Dinner will on display. There will be Sanford at 2:30 p.m. Guest Marine Corps JROTC Unit at choir, with Joy Adams and The youth choir of Corondo begin at 4 p.m. handmade items; knits, speaker will be Melvin Grace Sanford Naval Academy, Black as ioIosts. Baptist Church in New Smyrna The proceeds from the events - crocheted sweaters; lovely and the lCC Singers ofOrlando. Senior School, will present Joanne The Marine Corps JROTC' Beach will present a Jazz will help defray costs of parish gowns and dresses and aprons; This civic organization has colors at the 11 a.m. service unit at Sanford Naval Academy cantata based on an Old building program toys, plants, Jewelry and contributed much to the i.m- Sunday at First Christian Is administered by two retired Testment story. "Its Cool in the delicious homemade pastries. provement of this counity mm In Church, Sanford and Rosalis. marines, Cot. E. R. Daniels and First . BO1)tISt Allen Clutpel, AINIE Church Furnace," Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Ascension Lutheran Rev. S S Robinson former will hold its Pre-Thanksgiving at First Baptist Church of Lake member of lYinity, delivering Harvest Senrice, Sunday at 11 Mary. The concert is open to the . Preparations for this aa ars lis It occasion have been underway organized, e mar I irth- Sgt. Maj. H. M. GUmore. who day of the founding of the U.S. teach Marine Corps training, M, Lad es Guild of Aseen- since early this spring under sion Utheran Church, Over- the chairtnanship of Mrs. Marines at Tun Tavern, stressing pride, disciplIm and Southern Methodist the anniversary sermon. Mrs. ami. Speaker for the morning public. Phdadelphia, Pa. leadersWp. The goal of this Katie R. Burke ischalrmanand will be Mrs. Ida F Hawkins St brook Drive, Cas.selberry, will Georgia McLain and Mrs. Mary First Southern Methodist The theme for the service Is training Is to produce a young hold a rummage sale Nov. 15 Rev. Arthur J. Mack Is pastor. Stephens AME Church Church of Sanfor • Pe • ters rS And Paul d, located at "God, Corps and Country" and man possessing self discipline, Leesburg. Mrs. Agnes Hall and 16 beginning at 8:30 a.m. A Pd LAo r I 2460 Sanford Ave., will hold Dr. Harold A. Harris, minister self confidence, and self pride Sts. Peter and Paul Ca tholic wide variety of merchandise Calvary Baptist chairman and Rev. J. CVI . J Edward revival services Nov. 11-16, at will speak on "An Enduring and good clti Church, Goldenrod, will hold its including men's, women's and zensldp.In order to Connic " Pa- tor. 7:30 p.m. New Mt. Calvary Missionary Value in Changing Times." complete the entire phase of annual Fall Festival Nov. 16-17 children's clothing, books, toys, The Living Circle Singers of I , .Rnntlst Church will obaerve its I The speaker will be Retired Marine Col. E. R. "God, Corp and Country" at the pa ri sh community center and household items will be Orlando Y ou Ofl9 w"'d Nazarene th for Christ will Evangelist Virgil Hammons, Daniels will assist in the church attendance IS enannual Women's Day Service and grounds on liowdi Branch offered. homemade baked present a night of music Sunday pastor, First Baptist Church of worship service, and special couraged. Sunday at 11 p.m. Speaker will Rev, and Mrs. Leslie Road. goods will also be sold, at 7 pin, at Calvary Baptist O(oee Independent), be Mrs. Ethel Freeman, Holcombe of Longwood Church Festivities will begin Church of Lake Mary located at member of First Shiloh of the Nazarene will hold open Saturday at 8 p.m. with a "Las ,, 1.. . Crystal Lake Drive and Community Deltona United , Missionary BaptlstChurch.At4 house Sa turday 1-4 p.m. at the Vegas" night for adults, On Country Club Road. The .. .,. p.m. the af ternoon speaker will new parsonage at 667 E. Sunday activities begin at noon On Wednesday, from 9a.m. to program of vocal and in. Methodist . be Mrs Willie Mae Church of Warren St. with games, rides, cake walk, 5 p.m., Deltona United Church, strwnental music under the Community United Methodist a''. 1649 Providence Blvd., Deltona direction of David Anderson of Church of Casselberry will .. will hold its annual bazaar and Orlando will be interspersed observe a "Great Day of . 'I dinner, entitled, "The Rain- with personal testimony from Prayer" Sunday with various -' '15 . bow's End Bazaar." the group of college age young groups participating In a This will be repeated again people. Refreshments and prayer chain beginning at 8 .' . Thursday, from 9am. to 3 p.m. fellowship at the home of Ralph a.m. and continuing until the -: -- - I uticheon ssill be sered both Vt dlt,uns ill foblo the con is t ning sers ice His Ken :.. -da)S between 11:30 a.ni. to 1:30 cert. Miller will preach on prayer at p.m. in La Pot D'Or French . the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services. coffee shop and snacks anti Les Bon Amies New miieinbers w ill be received. beverages will be available all Les Hon Amies Club will Hope Circle will hold a Itough both days. celebrate their 23rd AnniverThanksgiving Miner Monday at V ueiul.tp[EDGE WALK in the rainbow room one may sary Sunday at Allen Chapel 6:30 .h1l. in fellowship hall. P - Orange, Blvd., Lake MeaM Witilard Eldridge .. pastor 1000a.m. 11: 00 a.m. . 7:00p.m. , '' 4 1:30p.m. - , I Crisis Area Churches Closing l! POIESSYTERIAN Lake W'-a'y United Presbyter. (I'uqcn Fitt P'nbylevin Church, Oat Ave 1 3rd Si First Pr byfoelan CPuvc at 0ftN, E II -'and COnv.nirsl Preitryt$.q Chjrcps. 3!7S% Orloo Dr 'i And, Presb,t.eian ChcVth, till Rear Lii., R 5 rnbI,,i Cnt,ct. 1021 Marp.s Presbyterial" Palm Sprwsgs Rd. ASian-WI spo uPsaIa(omm,t Pveuyt.ria.. wr cty,,, (u.s.a ild in Church ilprj (lug R M4Hroo,st ( A u r (urrh (aa.r UJM4?hou t C(h HA7 11P) I DBit, Ctnmun?y M,thodI Church. W H915b.nki Rd. DeRary r,t IJr.!ed M41ti0041 Ch'vtch. Iii Park Are r,t MIIhod.-%I Church ci Oviedo F,rl SC,,Uin tMthsodit CPrvect.,.3M0 Sanford Ave SIV1NT OA ADVENTIST day Adyt,t, (hvcth. Hwy 434. Fo,,iI City day Adventist Mihtind Ayp, Ait.,r,, SanIr Seventh even day Adventist Church , 7th & (tin Fcwnf . Grace Limited V41h0dill.ChutCh, A4rpvt Blvd OTHER CHURCHES M4IIL, A::.i: AOL 9 ChwCh, Oiiw I IM All Fail% Ch&W. Ca" S"ift1q, *gkbva park Rd Ofl9,Q-, MeI,Q,SI Ci$ch. Ottews Mettiedlgt Church . 00018 *P1ieyai Method,sh. RI 44 W at P.oia St JrrI1AME.t,ht(ypq V M.&rr'l A M F SI Piut'S M.tPsodiIt ChItch. Osteen Ru , Enterprise $tatiodMefnoviaI Churi, 3 DrEary Sartando lJrtiI,d MThOdit Church. Tamp First Fed. Ianiwaa &, Sprin utuoIa Coenrirunutv ChINCh itiut CIVISIOI Latter Day Siunhs. ills Park Ave Ir 9?ioSoa •PtIJ9CIS. SI it....nt Chrysot.m Chaptt, Hwy It tol •tfr at 'tIC urchOl"trtI. .J Sc nrt tt, E 7m4 St MiiQ Chapel. Orange Evd. Late M*voe if 01,1 a 04 Jchovah swtnrw LA1iMoywo, Unit 1567* ltd IT it I ti t.hurch Dl Its, Living God. Midway Fr" mirtlilid,st Church. u W 4th IT 0 * . ' = •_' $1 f:_-vi 454 LAYER HAS SOLE POWER . R'dg,woo5 Ave Oft*%,,* Seminole WON Soxx9f r 1$ t pfl" eras at t 1.11th 4 FVI Gouwi TiW'tfl..(Ip 1724 C.n?ry CIvb iv• Hotuni Chcet,, O.fl Hilt Rd. Chteen ?t S Pat. Ave antord( 104 êtss St T" 140vaboo, Army, )lIF,"" nd Sj NAZ S F ? (?' , '4 i C PlaIitH-.i * 'u'4t Maple iten PArt Citth fr, H,,a:ecs. 0 Br en 00 Fern Put Cestsj Churcn ci the"PiiUr,fl,. Gineva Community Center Lab Mary CPqiechs i the Natarn Ifku Mary Blvd Lake Me,, I" 04 th* Pt,I•rme Warman Iiniuc Ave , tin tr*Chur tttA (hr I? -. t ' ' THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL FLORIDA STATE BANK AND STAFF David Beverly and Staff CONGREGATIONAL l. =4:;h z FirO OWW Chwc% of Loh# Mairy I El Sign-IS tfl'o'tii bap'st churo . se Pat BAO'st CPiJVcP'. II) Pest Ae Barirg Ctsu'tts Cur-s.r 3fQi44 BaPtiSt. ' ~ -- __Ti-,~ ~_ i . •."' -.0 - HARRELL&BEVERLy Ct'c' 1 Pro. rrr De'o'a rortmc, I) ir'la(, MrSs.i Lutseran Church, GOlden Oyi Dr & Hwy 11 97. Ct54fbffy SI Luti Lutheran Church', RI s)6 Sla. v I Cr,iit $1ILI.t 4 C'iWLP'C4 CPrrst, .00 P&im Sgsn is 0' Altamonre 3u$ pt (tr,itt. Cr.nr,a CPutih 01 (Ps.it, t.O"c'Ann Church 0$ Ch'jt. PIOI,4 I _____ NEW YORK (AP) Many city churches in racially changing neighborhoods have gradually lost membership and final, ly closed their doors. A new study among Southern Baptists shows that about half the denomination's churches in such areas are dying. The results, drawn from 5,543 metropolitan churches, found that nearly 18 per cent of them, or 989 churches, are situated In ''crisis communities,'' changing frcm white, middleclaSS areas either to racially or economically mixed neighborhoods. Declines in membership, Sunday school attendance and rece ipts Indicate that about 50 per cent of them, or nearly 500 churches, will not exist 10 years from now if the trend continues, the study concluded. "The data indicate the bulk of churches facing crisis coinmnurtities are slowly dwindling down until they will cease to exist," says Don Mabs-y, of the denominational home mission board's survey department. If the same extent of trouble - V .19 First Baptist Church ot'DeBsel . ' Wr I , ' -_. REV. BRONELLGREER C'4R1SYIAw rr CV:.!t .' tr. ,,.: ,'...j .r Sa.lod CPwrstjnCPch. w Ill Airport B P4o,tP.de C1.trin r.j C1ur cy. F,.ij. or Havflt 0'. Wiliam lItv, i,. C tan CP.urcn. B.a' t ake at Jamscn A , L'' . I. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY- CHURCH OF CH*IST (h lCPr ' 42-." _____ ' WINN.DI and Employes SHOEMAKERCONSTRUCTIONCO. and Employes A. c,''r ,... t. P,, '.'.s C i L''' '&i • 8"1111C.,iurth. iov,i City cc c-,#,.. ForeV Cry Nirw MI Calvary M.fl*Wy Bpf'st. ItO W 11Th 3, Ne*SaimPvlm,t.,eBaø.siCitwqch. ilOtW tiffs SI Hew MI Z Baptist CPu'th . 1770 Pt-ar Ave ..errie Park B.opIrst CPiiircti. 11i7 #1 20th It ,,oi * rrt . Bair P ill 1::vd Prairie Late BaWftf. *499 Rd. Fern P'c"'rtS M alonary Rapt t (?vit y ASSEMIIty Of GOD - ______ ________________________________________ ' - all tnen to worship Iffin through epistle to the Romans, "If your son lips confm that Jesus is Lord Jesus Christ our Lord and nd it ulie%ern)ourheart Savior, that God raised him from the The Church, the Body of dead, then you will be saved. By Parish o(Jacksonville, with the - Ot he r Churchi's A&PWEO The Management and Employes STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff - First Attt,rtltr 5 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. GULF SERVICE Mel dEn oyes i O vied o,F lor ida o Sanford DEKLES' 5 LU An L.- -, The TrIn1ty ited Me thodiM Missionary Ba p tist Church, Sanford Avenue wid Omrch aytona Beach. him. i Street will ce and the 6th lebrate edacgkin L3 lmsn an Church v. is tor. year n ttie ne' sw ' edifice on Sunday at 3 p.m. The Simpson .en C hapel "1 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford Fla Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and E mp loyes L. D. PLANTE, INC. 11 \ - ______ ' WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson UNITED STATE BANK OFSEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff -. ... I ,D The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible JIM LASH CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff \ the Saving Grace .. le t and Morning Worship . .. I1.00à.m. Sunday School . . You th Service..... 6:30p.m. Morning Worship . Evening Worship ........7:30pm. Evening Wor ship Wed Prayer Prayer Meeting & Praise 7 30p.m. Wednesday L' % ____________________________ Trini Method'l* st Observes 92nd Ye &Wnlng Worship .. 10a.m. pm.• Evening Worship .......7:00p.m. Philemon A -, j Corner Country CIVb Friday James 2:1-13 . . - ____ ____ . 4 3rdS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $t9 Par k Avenue - " V irgil L. Bryant - ~ . . - - - -t ______ - tj mankind, but its unique and titled "Imitation." At the time, World Council of. Contribut1cns have come not Monroe will be honored by First from the hospital, where he was serving the church during the executive secretary-treasurer ficials insisted Owt the grants only from member chuch desupreme privilege has been to be In Christ, Is to live In Baptist Church of Sanford a patient, long enough for the period included Rev. King of Florida Baptist Convention were specified strictly for hu- nominatio unite people of faith In the HIS"To Ideas, character, spirit, as Sunda ns, but also from govy for a half-century worship of God. of Sunday School hour. His record (1924-29), Dr. \V. I'. Brooks Jr. and in 1967 became executive manitarian purposes - essen- ernment.s of Norway, Sweden, the atmosphere of being. Men perfect attendance in the was kept intact. (1929-62), Rev. Fred B. Chance secretary-treasurer emeritus tial medicines, vaccines, food the Net "And there Is one mediator everywhere are living in the Sunday School. At his r herlands and West Gerequest lie Joined First Baptist (1962-1971), Rev. Grady Snow- and has served an interim and discarded clothing for ha- many. The grants have been speaker at the both inorning Church in Starch, 1925. In 1936 den (1971-72) an . . paster of seven churches. 'z . Christ Jesus." When labor arid lie who lives in th A rassed groups and exfles In sharply assafled by officials of Dr he was elected secretary of the Cosmato, present e spirit of worship services will be or. management have reached the Raphael, becomes a painter; he native of Oklahoma he pastored keen need, white-ruled Rhodesia and South Sunday's speaker. executive Big Berean Class and in 1940 point of deadlock they call in a who lives In the spirit of Milton, John H. Dr. churches in Alabama before The Rev. Edward A. Hawley, Africa. ' secretary-treasurer'e,neritus of when the class merged with the Maguire received his A.B. ! 4nediator with no personal becomes a poet; tie who lives in former United Church of coming to Florida and is the "Though the grants wee Sten's Bible Clam, Iliers was degree front Howard Payne interest involved. This is NOT the spirit of Bacon, becomes a the Florida Baptist recipient of three honorary Christ missionary in the area sntafl ... they carried a mesuge ' elected assistant secretary. In College, Brownwood, Tex. did what is mean. when Jesus is philsospher; he who lives in the fliers got the Sunday School 1949 he became secretary and graduate work In George deirees and now of Denver, Cob., says that resounds throughout the the "supplies were desperately world," says an Informational spoken of as a mediator bet- spirit of Christ, becomes a habit after being invited to has held the position ever since. Washington, University, ween God and men. God does man." Dr. Maguire will be acneeded," and usually only were summary by the Board of attend at First Church in During the 50 years liiers has Washington D.C., be fore at- companIed to Sa -. not need to be reconciled to nford by his available across borders from Global Ministries of the United God's blessing, be upon you October, 1924 by his cousin, lie had live teachers Rev. F. D. tending Southern Baptist wife, Mrs. Clydde Merrill the areas of conflict. man, It Is man that needs to be and may you find Him through has been faithful in attendance King, Dr. G. S. Selman, Methodist Church. J. G. Theological Seminary, Maguire, who has authored brought back to God. God is His Son Jesus Christ, ever since even going so far On Sharon, W. R. Fort and Rev. J. Louisville, Ky. several books. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. &3rdSt. RCV. Kenneth W. Mullis Minisfr Morning Worship ...... Church School ..........9:45a.m. MorningWorlhip . . 11:00a.m. Nursery '- .• ,.. fellowship. The church has Allow me to quote an tendered many other services anonymous piece of work en- 7:30p.m. 5 COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.flatPiney RldgRd. Cisselberry Rev William Pickett ...., Pastor ennet Miller. Assist. Pastor Morning Worship I 301 11 8, m, SundavSchoQl ......9:15am. UMYF 330p m, Evening Wor sh ip I 000 Wed Bible Study & Prayer Set v. (First Weesd ay Fellow Ship 6 3Opm. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Part Ave. Leo F. King .................Pastor .. - 1:1 .__ •..j41'. - - - Christ, is a worshipping believing from the heart you l*1It . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 SllOrange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant . Pastor Sunday Sc hool .1000a.m. Morning Worshp 11 00 am Sjoda Evening 130pm 7:30pm: Morning Worship 11: 00 8.m. MYF7&ISUn 700pm. Eve .WorlPtipI&3Sun 7:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Group . . flAir ....... 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Part Avenue Charles Evangelist Sunday 943am WTRR Broadcast Bible Study .1000a.m Morning Worship . . . 11 OOa.m Evening Service 6 OOp.m Wednesday Bible Class 7 30 p m ... -'- / community and Paul takes it are inade righteous; by con for granted that every church fessing with your lips you arp ' will be a worshipping saved. S METHODIST CHURCH it. ._Z~_. .- L_ ... Evangelist Assembly Worship Ii OQa m Evening Worship ..... .... 600p.m. Wed. Evening Service ..,.6:00 p.m. . . I IOSOam p.m. , QOp m. I L (.10.5f(II GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OnoraRd.,atWoodlawnAye. Rev. D. Ross Denslow ...... Pastor Church School . 9:45am, Morning Worship 11 00 am MYF 430 m •. • I___ . .\ __j CHURH OF CHRIST 1631 West First Stroo Georgia G&11**Sy L ........... pastor - . ____________________________ I.,,s,na 11I5( ri Sunday School Morning Woi sh ip & BibICStudy Evening Service Wed Bible StudyV . NYP5 Itedlinlist - Wed Pastor 900am 10'OOa ni _! Prayer Meeting I LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE HAZAREN llSCrysfaILak.s. Lake Mary, Fla. Nursery) L:lf1 1._-L Lake Mow**. Fla. -.- __________________ FlRflBAP T IST CHURCH David J. Rich ...........astor Sunday School . .. .. . . .9:45 a.m. MorningWorthp .......1100am. Evening Worsh ip 7.30 p m Wed. Prayer Svic• ......7:30p.m. - P Service (Wed) - L L 1:00pth. Nursery Provided for all services 0000 SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH - - cate NEW YORK (AP) - By a Writing in A. D., joint publi. quirk of modern history, some cation of the United Church and struggling outsiders who the United Presbyterian ceived some highly con- Church, he adds: "In fact, the troversial help from the world's recipients were gentle and tolchurches now are becoming the erant men and women, many of established insiders, them practicing Christians ... That is the ironic turn-about lie says Justification for the of the coming Into governing churches' humanitarian aid has power of the black liberation now come "from the oppressors movements In three African themselves" in the change in colonies long ruled by Portugal. the Portuguese government, Recent events ha ve "moved largely engineered by army Of. quickly to vindicate" the ficersopposedtotheoppresaiye churches' efforts, says the Rev. African wars. - . -. -- . 10:006.m. 11:00a.m. 400pm 7 00 p. m 7 )Op m FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2511 Sanford Ave. Douglas D. Elliott Pastor Sunday School 9 ISa m Mor ning Worship 10.SOa m Youth Hour 6 OiJp m Evangelistic Service ... ... 7.00p m. Mid Week LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER • - . w comfort you need Lean on Him for the strength GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Tempsaty, Geneva Community Center . 'r L • Take the arm that reaches out to you ., • . When your soul cries out for strength arid .. - . . When your problems seem more than you can handle ", . . When a loved one is ill . "' . I:r:.,i,un When the going's been rough 4' I Pastor I t 30a m 10:3011a,m 1. '•r• 1. .Na HOLY CROSS 401 S. Part Ave. The Rev Leroy 0. Soprr .. - - d' i '' ' men tohe saved. Jesus gave His saying He is a good way, or a life as a ra nsom for all We read better lie is saying that in 11 Corinthians, ' Through lie is the only way to the Christ, God was reconciling the Fattier. world unto Himself" In the Being a Christian really Gospel of John, "God so loved doesn't demand too much to the world that lie gave Ills only cnter the eternal life with the 9:458 m. Sunday School '.1 '' _____ i *d • in Prayer is made for all men and the life; no one comes to the God is the Savior who wishes all Father, but by ine." He isn't # Minister Keith Hutcherson . - . 730pm 4 fl RDuOn . , (',, I, • z/,re,,ulio,st, M ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH Saniando Springs Drive LongwoOd, Fla. i4/)I.st()j)(1i 1.li . 3s! . I IF (Il 1) j CHURCH OF GOD •o W. 72nd Street pastor R ev J T Potts Church of God Hour" ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. 371h and Elm Rev.E Don Cox ..........Pastor Sunday School 9.30a.m Morning Worship ........1015a.m. Evening Worship ........7:OOp.m Family Night (Wed) . . 1:30 p n, (il (;O(! . 730pm Wed. Prayer Meet ('/s ..r1./i rc h Chu "For there Is one God and one always seeking to win man to mediator between C-od and himself. Jesus Christ is not men, the man Christ Jesus, disinterested third party. He Who gave himself a ransom for loved us so much that He gave (1 Tim, 2:5-6). Ills life on the cross for us We, as Christians believe that that we may be reconciled to Jesus Christ Is Lord and Savior God. Jesus has conquered sin and has promised us the li fe for its and by proclaiming Him eternal with the Fattier, We as Lord and Savior, we are read in Paul's Epistle that he is promised the eternal life with urging all men to pray, offer the Father. petitions, and give thanksgiving Jesus Christ is the mediator and request to Almighty God, and savior of the world. lie is There are fes passages in the the unique revelation of God In Testament that so stress the Gospel of John we read I kie universality of the Gospel. am the way, and the truth, and M. fl 415Pm EpvrthLea9U ' j Cut/141111. Sat Vigil Mats Sun. Mass 19:458 Oflfltl??t00am 7 30P J - I .7 SundaySchool .. _ wtneay Service '. - - II.00..m. 004 East 7:)Op.m AssembIv Of (1 HYFR. CARL T.CANNON Holy Cross Episcopal Church FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 3lèOSantordAvI, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST _______ I •............... 710 P.M Wed lull ~ I Southern Methodist : r\ V1 II R N RI Srit'ne' iiriSiian 1* * Church I. __ School 000 M ' I THE SEVENTHOAY ADVENTIST CHURCH r orn st Vffi4SRM4) P,G, • ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SSOHesterAve. .Ph.3flO3$ Oro BillyGrilfin .aa%r SabbathSchnM ........30a .9 M. Worship Service ......... flOOa.m. Wed nesday Ni ght Prayer Servir. l OOp m E We Altamonte AvtflUC, WorIp Saturday Services I. Maitland - Ihijitii C R Null i . (101) Wedrey Evening Prayer Meet ng (ii r i I Orgenite THE HOPE OF OUR CMUNIT !~._.. ..~~. - I HURCH 141 Fr day, Nov. U, 1Y14-'?A Pastor's 1 SANLANDO UNITED MET HODI ST Urch • Pastor i Evuning Herald, Sanford, FL P11Eht!U)(!1.St The THE SEVENTN-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH G Brian To" Saturday Servic" SabbalhSchool .. Wor shi p Serv,ce 1 Friday, Nov. 8, 1974 ( I1m I 7 Au jM - " Earle M. Goldie, executive director of Central Florida Chapter March of Dimes, makes sure County School Supt. W. P. (Bud) Layer Is ready to lead Nov. 16 MOD Walkathon, as Pledge Walk coordinator Sally Gross holds poster. The 20-mile trek begins at Chamber of Commerce, First Street, Sanford with registration at 7 a.m. Last year $11 million was raised by walkers to fight birth defects. Information Is available at all county schools. j ! - found in the churches in the study is applied to all the denomination's 11,000 metropoli. tan churches, then 1,936 are in crisis areas and about 1,000 are dying, Mabry said. Meanv,hile, the struggles of old, downtown churches throughout the country to surs'ive urban changes and flights of members to the suburbs are described in a new Harper and how book, "What's Ahead for Old First Church." Authors Eira F. Jones and Uobcrt Wilson examie n cases in which such churches have sought to survive by using their valuable land for commercial ventures to finance the church - usually unsuccessfully. For the churches to construct high-rise buildings for offices, shops, parking space or apartmeats, and keep one floor for church activities, takes a lot of debt financing and Involves risks churches Lack experience to handle, the authors say. In the Southern Baptist study, Mabry says even crisis-area churches with an unusually Large number of baptisms and a _ I J - . ' A missionary to India Rev. Bronell Greet will be featured In the 7 p.m. service on Nov. 15 at First Church of the Nazarene, Sanford. Church Pastor D. D. Elliott Invites the public to attend the preset,tation of the sights and sounds of that complex and challenging nation. On Nov. 14 at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Greer will speak at the Longisood Church of the NaWDC, W. L Holcombe, pastor. "strong evangelical thrust" showed little net gain because of the extremely high mobility of the neighborhoods. "l'hese churches are increasing their memberships significantly, but have small net increases because members move out of the communities almost as last as new members Join." he Said, ow CI i,t p, M jrt ____ via Ue (5e?coNQ. ckcc c,ka Aos4'eJ MARGE WILLIAMS 322.18)2 Sanford 372.1812 '4- u rIekcL.. Casselberry Winter Springs . .1I1 ~aq MRS. DONALD BELL CAR P 0 R TA- 0 ES K For the Man 1 Who Needs a Car Office yl gones.C?/ 4 euep - - MARILYN GARLANTI 834-9217 Alta monte Springs pt~, ri. Pot trar1m,nt Ii't cttnyt I100, H)th rape's. fps uo to Itr1l H,i 1 iil,,ItJul.( glif vw' SHIRLEY MILLET 83.4 9717 Forest City $ ""goorgo stuait G".-ad ___ HILDA RICHMOND 32° Fli ____________________ 574-3)67 DeI?ona _____ " -------- - �________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ ______ _______ __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ _______________ -- __ - _- j - - - - - - '•'' - - - -- - -- - - - .. -, - ..,- _.. .- - - - .— . -- . - -'—,, - I WOMEN I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS Friday, Nov. 8,1974-10A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F DEAR ABBY Loves Husband A * -V I Hates His Women Yell 'Action Son S 5 V F B,lmnTirnMAs and that means becoming a tilily; I mine are angels, _-__ — - ---_ - ___~__ - -..- '-- hore with us. Phil's ex,%-dl - agree gladly because she can't handle Abby.if that boy lives here he will ruin my marriage. Try as I - own film that might show studio bosses shat she can do - I I _ V* _ 1~ L. N1.1 --I - 11`61_$1. 16 . I-.( I . are working within the est.ablistunent, eying to advance to 11 DEAR ABBY: our daughter was married at one of the N Needless to say, It cost us a lot of money, but it was worth it. Themorning of the wEdding,the minister who was to officiate phoned to say he had FOURTEEN houseguests - his three D st E A have you ever heard of such nerve' I am still upset about it, and wonder if there was any way to have turned him down politely wi thout making an enemy of him for life. I later learned that two of his daughters were not "visiting" as he said they were. They I . . -_ -~ r " 54 .' \1 . ", V . ALL SET FOR HOME, HOBBY SHOW ' craftsmen who will be exhibiting at the Sanford Pilot Ch.b's Home and [lobby ' Set wi I MC Sul Ch wo .. :1 - ___ . -- - - I Arnold-ign and in 1972 Beaverton, Mich. star Ed Howe. Gregory of Columbus, Ohio is also one of Hie 46;, MISS Chris Thiel leenter), bride-elect of flick Grant, was honored just starting the race as close to 80 cars will try to recently with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Irene Adkins, 211 Forest Dr., Sanford. With Chris are (from left) make the 36 car field. On Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. the cars will qualify free to the public Regular -- inother (if the bridegroom, Mrs. Gilbert Grant: Cindy Johnson, mother of the bride, Mrs. Robert IMIel, and Mary Gemeinhardt. ThetaE psilon Fa ll R I . - . - J - A. = Z. I , tf j'j" 1i . -, : . .'-' . is, but this man seemed esceptionally nice. Also, being sing, I wasmoeeInteedinhimIwasisure than After talking to him, I iearned that he is new In town, and recently divorced. Flrstlinvited him to my home for dinner, then he Invited me out, and we've been da ting ever since. After six weeks of en joying /,. -- /; , • -' 1 / - - . , ;' ' f - . r — .i . .. ,. i . - . i ' L 4. I.I I I .'- be held by the Deltona Garden Club Friday at 9 a.m., in the Community Center. Stan Brock, former co-star of T.V.'s 'Wild Kingdom" will be the guest speaker, As Brock is . .' -' I IJ I f - ..... . , -..dw" t / Model ( ____ ______ 't,,T! . I Sport oats mite an d •), Junior Miss Model n09. Now I 0, (11 ,, $30 1974 Firs Uwl- i.ez izz VIIi PL1L1 — I At — -- Cs ri 9K .. G80 ii ii - Jaign, 11a 'ok . its F1611 " food U .6 - 1. . r,r-, 1 ._ '. .. ,. 5 9" W ,g - - I FC,I A-011 - -.. -t . __ t..-~Zt . W W - - .2 M __ - j' -__-- Originally commissioned V. " ONLY £1 huts of Copenhagen blue on acarefly CHARGE A ALTERATIONS ORLANDO DRIVE 2015 Elm Ave #010101O."01010!010:01 iozowi4olzotlo4zo4loiloi1f* __ V - ctio - - - -- Whatever the current financial situation is, the players must have gotten an inkling of good news during r I - , their halftime talk, as thley completely dominated the M1 -. second half with Tommy / - 1% - I ~- Davis' passing. As Dickie James returned thle . - .' - second half opening kick-off yards to the Storm 18, it was ,. . It - - -- , -.-'*- -- 1- ii 610 A INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING - Portland. Fergv-.on I,p S4 F lof ida, R earnon, 2y 107 RECEIVING POflII. Baker, — FIRST- Double% Spec 7: Larri 1300 AIberd? 207 FIO. , Davis, 710?: SEVENTH- Doubles, Sp#c 7: 70G 6 I dO 1720 7.00 4 Mencha II Arena 17 50 iS 60 S 60 6 Urta-Sanchet A" I 00 A 3.60 2 Qin?Ia (4-6) $4360 erfecta (6 1) 1142-50 QinleIa (4 6) 5103 60 EIGHTH- Doubles. Spoc 1: Spc 7. Chuc hoMijsuei-zall 50 510 310 7 1 60 160 Sala Larrea Bilbao Attu 1 ara-za 1 Quinitli (14) 55100 350 Ptrfta (7 3) $7200 Perfeda (I -I) 512600 'o (1-6 0 (16 with all 1) $ 11 with NINTH-- Slnqles, Spec 7: all 4) $71110) lame Qulnieta (II) $5560 Perfecta (I 4) 519350 340 2 3 60 3 510 QuitI (31 55500 Perfecto (34 %2t 20 TENTH-Singles, Ferm in 12 60 Menchall Muru4 Domingo-Ju,n 16 60 640 Sala THIRD- Doubles, Sic 7: UnzaYza 1100 640 1.70 Cacto8eilia 1900 700 5501 120 510 7 4,40 1 50 1 Menchal Othnheia (31) $6.4 00 Perfecta (41 3) S23540 Perfe (4 7) $129 30 Early Daily Double $111.00 FIFTH- Doubles CPUChOAQUirrC 11.10 620 3204 ELEVENTH-Doubles. Sp*c 7. 1520 740 1.00 I 440 2.40 S Arechea Perez 2603 s" im 2 Ouin;eis (SI) U260 3,60 3 Perf*CIA 0 5) $101-10 so TWELFTH- Doubles. Spec?: With Reamon carrying six Perfect& (4.0 S94 consecutive times, the Blazers SIXTH- Doubles Spec 7: 10.10 500 5 y.40 Domingo Attu 500 300 2 Chucho Juan 6) 12020 :- 1 00 7 ErctozaMru: Quiniela (1 II $5170 Per(,cta II $1 517570 t - - or Guest Predictor Perfecta (6?,) 546 50 Big 0 15$ *sth 26) A- 1.$M. Handle'- 51)0,3.0 as Pro Basketball I Lcc Geiger - 59-31 &, t . _I'Aw - I[L - Buffalo - XV Boston - p - AL ~ -qW , ow 5" - - - I - -- . . f John Jones / Lee Concensus Pick In Bold Print _________ - , ,,'Nest Texas St. at TAMPA -- - -- Lyman ----- County Geiger Astronaut - howell _______________ Astronaut Astronaut Howell Howell Howell \lhrni Florida St — Miami ____________ Miami Flori da F'k'rida I Tampa Boston at Kansas City Omaha i soo i 441 3 ABA 6 1 600 York - Golden Slate S Portland 1 West Texas Vanderbilt Kentucky PEx,zz 4v. -! ?4 ~"!_`_-_; '---.t--I 1 66? 2 ... -it; varusnia , -, MUwO west DivisIon — 6 100 3 Thursday's Results Houston 103, milwavket 93 Denver I 2 100 Indiana San - Di ego 3 6 333 1' Utah 107. Virginia 90 Denver at St Lov,s Ne-w York at Memphis Ph r t l Nc-* Orleans Angeles Saturdays Games york at Los k" - --f.p- `._I ;t ~A-1' . o&z !P ___ = ~17b,_ 3 A - ___ - __ 0 0 -N d - . at Kentucky Virginia at Denver Indiana at San Anton a s o at Utah '' _____________________________________________ , - bft ' II Florida I rro nOCKO 7 Florida NHL - WHA East Division Division I West T,!xas ! ~n;,Jivw__!,~~, -_ ~ I __i ~ -0; -- il Xnk~__ 6 Dlvtse:n 7 3 700 - Ofl Buffalo at Detroit. afternoor Atlanta at Mltwauke Golden State at Los Angeles a "''acilc - '_ - -- A" 2 ayts " Pp'aceIppia a? Seattle. Portland at Philadelphia — Astronaut 556 I 4 Friday's Games Seminole Seminole . file* Orleans 0 10 000 I Western Conforma Brantley lyman ---____________ - 5 Detroit Ch i cago 10.2 Code New York 4 600 prillaphis 4 S Central Division Washington X C Omaha / i 6 Cleveland HOUStOfl Atlanta .. S3-17 Bhilfleikslllt Chicago at ngton Phoenix at houston New Golden Eastern Conference Atlantic Division on ' - Portland at Atlanta NBA _y - Detroit at Buflalo By Tht Associated Press %26 ui... rOOtumii n p.m. (i., , .,,- v) VANDERBILT at Kentucky • Kentucky ____________________________________ Tampa Tampa Vanderbilt _________________ Vanderbilt 4 (10) . College Football 2 p.m. (26 40) ISland __ Temple at PITT o- Championship Wrestling 2:30 'i" NFL Football 4 Falcons NFL Football 4:30 p.m. (2, S. 20) Steelers vs. Bengals. Jack Pardee: Football 7 p.m. (9) Florida Highlights 11:30 p.m. 33 .' 50 21 5 7 6 43 Clev ela nd - -. -- __________ 2 3 1 5 16 20 7 4 0 1 21 2? Chicago Division I I Temple Pitt Pitt Temple hit — " an a TENNESS Bears at PACKERS % Packers Packers - Li ons at RAiDERS Raiders v.- VIKINGS at Cards ..' 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Sanford J i evident it would only be a Rent Arpi matter of time when Ule Storm Anti-Miguel _,, llighsebool Football Highlights I" d Reamon's running and Bob Larri.Allu - 4 11, -- . n se IF r , 1 app B I 6 PH. 321.0780 (l nthe Ace Hardware Bldg 1 who the proposed new owners might be although several strange faces were noted in the - - W 144' , __ __ i - - Nov 3.4 SEMINOLF at lyman Seminole Championship re s tling 12 __________________________________________-----noon (40) IN TITUS% Ill ASTRONAUT at Oviedo Astronaut Tampa Highlights 1230 pin (13) snfncd JV at LAKE hOWElL. Howell II _______________ Basket C,uLj p.m. i II MIAMI at Florida t.• ,'11fl' 13) Pistons vs. Braves. Championship Wrestling 1 p.m. FI.ORIDA at Georgia • Flori-da I 10, 5 ________-___________________ -- , -— ___ - Attorney FREE I,iJA L:i Itliui S rd- engraved, relief Porcelain surface. The plate is ftn fir#d &I @x. ceptionafly high temperatures, in excus of 240* degrees, to 11mver s"I the texture and painting urvdt.- a Cryslal clear glaze. A"er limited production, the mold for this M NO KAMOUNG th Svend Jensen truly major plates in today, % collector market. Here fdr Christmas 74 th. work of Danish detiqner Svend Otto in The Chimney Sweep. Made in Denmark in the time. honored tradition, each plate Is hand-painted In the classic SATISFACTION GUARANTEED € Plate 1970, - - . ,n Pete Rogers a.m. (40) Missouri vs. Oklahoma. Florida Highlights 12 noon (2, 8) College Footba.11 '74 12 noon 19, eq. $252850 Now $149S ------' .. 10 SAI4r0RDAP4DALL0RLAND0AREAST0RES 480 nristmas -- ilk - 1, & Munslngwear IL - No one in the press box was able to get even an inkling of -- - ec SUNDAY College Football Highlights 10 a,m, (35); 10:30 a.m. (20); 11 THURSDAVTHUM . Mon.: St 96 __ - '*'.q ULII fisily-111 00 .. me Pf"11--chms Item 1`141044 prolessi"01 WWI%(Wts -ew "Ittlion) _. 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I llazers Tommy Ileamon goes over from one yard line for first (6, 11, 13) College Football 4 p.m. (9, 10, Sizes & Colors - I - nd Branch of the ?'satlonal Orlando The pageant Is open to League of American Pen the public Saturdav and Sunday. With Shoemaker are: (from top left) George FIthrmann, James Foster, Jeff Davis, Jim Gelffis, Pat Scolt, and Ruth Micketson. put the game out of reach by . - -- Col umbia vs. Princeton. CBSSportsSpectac Specta c ular ul 2p.m. will be open to the public again this weekend from . f~ _ TV Spoils SQA soe "c R'' The historic DeForest home on Aldean I)r., Idyilwilde, recently EXTENDED Blazers utilizing the long pass __________________________ Shorts, o are two good fighters." In the third quarter, the scred the first touchdown Dela OPEN HOUSE performance, "you neer see a boxing match end In a 111I half first round knockout when there hot by GordonWilliamson) D will be held throughout the formation, call Newell E. th of November by the Wilson Jr. 1625 E. Ifillerest, _____ Johnny Carson 78 67 01ftf N %J%WAJ REB0ARD along with Portland fumbles, Oguiza Beitia did score a quick KO, as they AIdIM Anna College Football 12:45 p.m. 9, step toward the National Ml Model Pageant In Miami next Adispla) of Artsand Letters summer For mo re in I But as coach Jack Pardee explained after the game, in reference to his team's first - . I __________ It The Blazers lockeff Dom field goal attempt, and the teams played a scoreless first — - Roller Derby 12 noon (35) 17); and ,Nli,ss Nlodel ( 1&26) This competition is the f 'St / found out *A, - of 1. BLAZERS half. ons in all brackets beginning • SATURDAY ir a -- Ileanion 21, showswhyhe leads In rushing, as Steve 71honipson, . P (8-12); Teen Miss Model 13- ____ '•: . -- favor6e at this week's event. He has got his car runn ing in th e high 10 S low s on a 1.67 record. The track Iis located oE1 33 one-half corn- Marion Murphy, club publicist (our age catagorles Little Misa - .r Problems? You'll f"I I~ettrr it Vr.0 gel if off your chest. For a personal reply, write to AGM Box No 0700. L.A., Calif. two. Entiost stamped. WII addrnstd emelopt. please. Hate to write letters' Send 11 to Abi gai l Van Buren, 137 Lasky Dr. Beverly Hills, Ca' 9O2t7forAt* sbocIet Ho#'?o5r,teLc?t,rs for Al Ocâ . J~ #L:14~*t second half showing: "I had nothing to do wi th It, they have the Storm was equal!) mef pride and they did IectiveastheymissedalOyard selves." - ' Corvette. Last week Brown won Modified Eliminator and Over all Eliminator making him a Fashion The 1975 Miss Florida Model have been invited as guests. petition will be in f& The meeting will be open to the modeling photogra phy public, according to Mrs. and television commercial in , I' Brand Name Model Pageant children from the local schools Fashion Square Mall. the drive. Fortunately for the Blazers - ____ , ' 1 p.m. usually accompanied by some preliminaries will be held at I very interesting animal friends, p.m. Nov. 24 at Orlando .. I*,, - , A. . Johnny Brown will be there running his G gas An open board meeting will 10, from 2 to 4 p.m. . 1. . . , \ - . '.. \ . .'. i' ' 1 . A1 / '.' 1 1%; , . : -4 , -~ -1 ~ - __ _ _ i 4liv 't. ~j with me to be married, so that can't be the reason. Abby, why _Zr ' .. each otha's company he stifl hasn't invited me to see where he lives. I've hinted. but he hasn't offered. He spends too much time Ad vertised A reception will be held Nov. -. .. -- br "k'ts b''' at 6 "m Sunda" d ates open t 8 with final ____ WORM Fr? to pendlitft, itit Ill iiirs d line in the second swering off the field questions quarter whe re a fumble ended did not credi t himself with the - . ' - . . - -m ,. . Diii if 213 r beginning at 10 a.m. Qualifying in the professional Of Nationally open daily from I to 5 p.m. and 2 ~ I "•"' - . With a large cash purse posted in all brackets, virtually every top driver in the Southeast is enteredin the competition. Saturday the gates open 8 a m with time trials, qualifying and record runs Robert Zartman of 1258 E. The Deland Museum located Hancock Dr. on New York Avenue will be .'..* - - . .ft 11" spectators will have to miss one of them. Lakeland Women at the DeLand Museum, Among the exhibitors will be been awarded to ,Mr. and ,Nlrs, Art of DeBary. . #1 I Sunshine State National Open on Nov. 8,9, and 10. A purse of $19,650, one of the largest in National Open history, has been posted for the event with the Top hamne Ful d Fu" IIiV Car £ picki g 5' £sIrIu ' tell me" Penalties Yards 6 48 t1k. - delayed announcemen"nd were pushed back to the Storm S36 Portland the absence of a pay check. 46, but a 43 yard bomb from Florida really affected them, and it did. Davht to Latta, set up the final Fla-Reamon I run Matta pass They were unable t o score as Reamon once again from Davis ) Fla--Rtarnon I run (Dass faiiedi penetrate the Storm goal line smed from the three. Pardee who avoided an. from Dav's) and the closest they got was the . . ' event will be staged just a short distance away in k,A 1 1, 1'S •-1 L(ifteIanu. 1I t seems •h • el.e schedule makers liked the same days and it is a shame because quite a few II I . planting of a home garden, has Margery Auger, Letters and lv~ I . ' . ~ International Raceway will hold the fifst annual good looks and attractive from Deltona, along with t s - . as the big stock car races in Tampa another big I saying"I wish somebody would The Blazers played the first Storm 15, where Blazer Luther ha lf at the Tangerine Rol Palmer reco vered. . __ -_ . vs " " with a "we'll announce it," and then mistakes by fumbling on the ,oi hduii ll,7b hard) fans As so many times it happens, on the same days "Garden-of-the-Month," an Inembers Peg Berkley, Art; . — I* ' - honor bestowed by the Deltona Lucille Davis, Writer and Ga rden Club for the over-all Marion Murphy, Text Books, all \'- __ bw - - C?I. . - - .% 10 . and came back with their announced Rearnon going over from the walked away but could be heard or exercise, . Ends . -, DEAR ABBY: About six weeks ago, I met an Insurance agent t., -~ I n Garden Club r - - score touchdown you're working mostly for fun .Mimms continued the Storm - is located one half mile \%est of U S 301 off of 1-4 - '-.-- - 1 1. Davis to Latta, to second As - Portland took the you wear a Blazer uniform and must perform on the field, following kickoff, Jessee racing will Ix,run that night with the Sprint, Early Model and Bombers puting on the show. The track Theta Epsilon Chapter, Beta Johnson and Sandra Atkinson. Arlene, Barbie Mclain, Debbie P Sigma Phi, started its Fall The model meeting was held Baker, Linda McKibbon and Storm, r -- ' fleamon went over from the unusually jovial after the win, one, as the talk revolved around the Then the Portland mistakes play-offs in two weeks at the began as they fumbl ed on the Tangeri ne Bowl. took Blazer seven. It the During the celebration a spokesman, ment three. is being delayed, which means 'rp4 — track champion Billy Gill, Buzzie Reutimann and Wayne Shugart The winner will take home $2,000 pluslapmoneyandawards,ftwi ll bean honor in i ' - e* M os t of the former winners have entered a- . — . trythgtogetonhIsfeetaga Don'tfaulthlm You'veknownhjzn only six weeks Give him more thne I .N i I J r I **% . Ii. . subjecL house or an apartment of which he Isn't very proud. As a newly divorced ma he may have taken a financial beadng, and Is 11 - Arlene Dudley, Laurnell Candi Lyell, Sara Lyon, Jo -_ .- i? % go Brack —1%6, Dumont Smith-1%7, Gary Balough1968, Bob liamke-1969, Don Gregory-1970, Jack I io a .# ~ ." -4 U ' d -K~mil - ---_ ~_ I - I - ' 1% Portland tt 0ann: unce - - - ~ the " f or II (1 ~i - - we say in our defense? BOTHERED DEARBOTHEIIED:I1eCOflbeHVIDgInacbeap..Jm 0~ n 1964 ar and hiS h been in tile Ii f itld fl . 1 1 11 w - Debbie Cichra, Betty Griffis, Additional rushees included Our relatives and friends keep pressuring us to change our minds, but we're really very happy with one child. continue to Invite him to my home wben he never invites me to - _____ __ __ ..I ~ - -~~ 4 , 4= ;k- - ____a game with o Nashville, Tenn. was the first out of state driver to ____ - White, Yvonne Forguson, "Stairway to Happiness." DEAR FUMING: I can't say whether a nse im wuIdhavemadeanennyofhtorljfe,butyo:o uld hav°t him that )U couldn't accommodate 14 I enjoy his company, and he takes me out a lot, but should I - Linda Keeling, Oct. 15. Rushees Bernosky made a cake included Pat Moye Linda depicti ng this year's theme . who happeried to call at my door. I don't usually invite strangers E I— ____ : a also taken the honors in 1965. Freddie Fryer of ____ __ - ____ - - Wayne fieutimann is the only two timer having -1 • an I Rush with a wine and cheese at the home of Tina Susan Foster. get anyone to lookshow, at what II can tasting party at the home of Bojanowski, Oct. 22. Mrs. Dot " In the ' DEAR MOTHER: What makes you think you have to say anythlng' Tell theni udon't retodlse It then h the Re •~---. I __C__.____.. — Blazers were to be identified Blazers only seven plays, in- Blazer official was asked when before the Thursday night eluding a 53 yard pass from are the new owners going to be — over the U.S.A. have been in every year's classic. Dating ac to 1963 '.then Dave McGinnis won the title on the one-third mile paved oval there has been only one repeat winner. Last ,year's champ _____ " — this race has so much stature that cars from all ~. , " ORLJNDO The unidentilled new owners of the Florida A' State late model stock car championship. To win - w . The biggest short track of the year will be held this Sunday at Tampa's Golden Gate Speedway. This will be the 12th annual running of the Florida -. .. -,"l - - -- II ____ , __.~, - MISS THIEL still a great resistance to wom. en in production. Even though I Mrs. Polly Stevens of Sanford is one of many local artists and had recently moved to town. What can *_ .-.- inakeup women. Other women are not so cerlain much progress has been made Giovanni Nigro, who has worked as a director in documentaries, says, There is , -'_ W .;. By PETE ROGERS Herald sports Editor . . _________ — — Blazers Quiet Storm For 23-0 Win Carries National Stature r ' . - ____ M I , .. .-, • • Sn WER FOR enough) Well, You should hear some of the remarks we get. "How you raise achildaU alone? You'reselfish,you're lazy! Youowelt E, - Except for actresses, the only . DEAR ABBY: My hband and I ha ve a he althy, handsome, li ttle five-year-old son. When people ask us when we're going to get a brother or sister for Joshua, we say: "We don't plan on having any more" (It's true. We happen to think M r 41I- -1 ( women In production were script clerks, wardrobe and ." FUMING IN FLORIDA i ' VANZURA ~ \ . . -- ______ 1 Film a1 television corn. panics have been n by men through most of their history. daughters and their husbands, his mother and dad, and six grandchildren — and could he bring th em to th e wedding, th e reception and dinner as well? We had plan ned a sltdown dinner after the rec,eption. I couldn't very well tell him he couldn't, so I said yes. Abby, 1 CARL , I more important jobs. !u loveliest weddings this town has ever seen. We had everything planned down to th e last detail, and nothing was left to chance. - ,.. a 'i generation of women seeking to end the long male domiriation of Hollywood production. She is doing it the hard way, by making her own movie. Others . where another "mother" doesn't want him. lie needs a lot of love. Please open p your hea rt to th is boy and give him th e same break your c hiidrt tn r: TS() p,r nts %ho him It (t1l(1 d won de rafor hirn. ~ ,. - emotionally insecure (and possibly damaged) 12-year-old bo The only thing the lad doesn't need is to be placed in a home " . .- . change, she went to Greece '1 op . DEAR TORN: Don't battle it out with Phil. Get some counseling to resolve all those hostile feelings about an unfortunate, E — . . kv . . ''711L ... f_- _. ______. resist- Unwilling to wait for ftat seled. I am torn. I love I'lifl, but I don't want thaL boy living here. TORN Can you help me? C the 'This isasdousness that 1 been peviousi> established iI it takes time to change "pl&s notions." .. do, I can't even like turn, much less lose him When Phil married mehedidn'ttellme I'd haetotakehis son S understand Vifl __- __%# _ _~.__ 4 . mce to putting women in deci,oln-making positions. ' . . ~ fI - Now Phil wants legal custody of his son the by can live 5 LlIIIk — DEAR ABBY - I married a man who was niLrried before. Phil woman might say "Action!" would like to have more control not, because I'm a woman. has a problem son who is now twelve. I have a daughter and son 19 and get no reaction. "I say that not with any hos- I.over execution of tier scripts, and 11) by a previous marriage. I'm not sayti _1 4~ _- . I., --..-I-.-..- _. - I but they respect me and have never been a discipline problem. I*T,il adores them, and they love,,him, too. Phil and I have had this son of his :very weekend and every holiday. Heisa difficult child He lies and steals and I'm afraid he "Ill be a bad influence on my children. ! -L prod ucer Orinr Trouble is, she's a woman, tssocIeted Press Writer I think of my peer group, LOS ANGELES (Ale) television production, save one: Joanna Lee Is an accomplished ones I started with in the " directing Is still a man's ssorld. screen writer, an Emmy win' Writers Guild 15 years ago, I There may be the fear, says one ncr for "The Walions." she ,ss. "All of them are proP.., woman executive, that a Like all screen writers, she ducmg or directing now. I'm m)nsNOm— w are proving themselves In almost every area of film and ) AII1Lr%iL AN Bt.HE\ ¼ jt.. I __1 __.. -j----f')L', _~ ~ .. ,- _; I Friday, Nov. 8,1974-1 B -- - - - - - — �2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 8, 1974 Legal Notice ILegal- Notice - t 11 . C; SI SPORTS . Si 1% IN BRIEF ", 49ers Start Snead VY REDWOOD CITY, Calif. (AP) Norm Snead will start at quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in Dallas Sun . if his Injured knee permits, and Steve Spurrier may see his first action of the regular National Football League season, Coach Dick Nolan says Snead did some throwing In Thursday's practice, but he didn't put on pads. If the former New York Giant doesn't recover sufficiently, rookie Tom Owen will start, Nolan said. Nolan said he hopes he will have a chance to work Spurner into some of Sunday's action. Spurner, the club's first-string quarterback, hasn't played since suffering a shoulder separation in the final preseason game againsi Los Angeles. $ S V V F A • LIIL, 16 wo - _______ .. -_____ L'I1AN'S Duran To Defend SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) — Roberto Dura., of Panama, the World Boxing Council lightweight champion, will defend his crown here Dec. 21 against Japanese contender Masao Takayama. Duran's manager, Carlos Eleta, Finalized plans for the fight Thursday night. The bout will be Duran's fifth title defense since he won the Ch.IIinpIOnSIIIp June 26, 1972 in New York from Ken Buchanan of Scotland. C % * - . . Bowling New su Cr Fi W ., . ni •)._.. u uuifl, Hurricanes taking three points from the Hot Toddies, the second place team. Linda Lewis 172424 series was high for the Toddles. Edith Zeuli converted the 340 split. MIAMI -- Miami Dolphin Coach Don Shula suspended injured running back Mercury Morris, at least through Sunday, after sharp words were exchanged over Morris' failure to report for treatment of an injury. WI Spartans , Go After Crown TED SI ZE S I UERSCHEL NISSENSON .698. Two of the three Upset Auburn 20, Mississippi State Specials came through — FIorl- 10: Who would you pick when a Al' Sports Writer da over Auburn and Washing. Tiger meets a Bulldog? NEW YORK (AP) — "We're ton over UCLA. The season Southern California 28, Stangoing after the Big Ten cham. count is 372-144-14—.721. ford 16: ThIs pick comes to you pionship." Upset Special of the Week ... courtesy of UCLA Coach Dick No, the speaker wasn't Ohio Georgia 24, Florida 17: "We Vermeil. "If I were picking a State's Woody Hayes or Mich. can't he stopped now," says winner, I would say I think SC igan's Be Schembediler. That Florida fullback Jimmy will beat them." was Michigan State's Denny DuBose. But Georgia has only, TUJS 34, Baylor 9; LongStolz sounding a warning to the been held under 24 points once b must keep winning to two Big Ten giants after his all season and Florida's coming stay in the Southwest ConferSpartans beat Wisconsin last off that emotional win over Au- ence race. So, for that matter, Saturday. burnmust Baylor. "Don't give me any of that Oklahoma 34, Missouri 7: Miami1 Ohio 24, Kent State Big Two and Little Eight busi- "Missouri is the best football 14: Tangerine Bowl, here come ness," Stolz mapped. team we've played since The Spartans are only 3-1-1 in Texas," says OU Coach Barry the Redskins. Big Ten pay to 540 for co-lea. Switzer. Arizona State 35, Brigham ders Ohio State and Michigan, Alabama 28, Louisiana State Young 21: Cougars get whacked but they're taking dead aim at 14: "1 think our team is just in the WAC. Oklahoma State 40, Kansas Ohio State this weekend at East beginning to get good," says Bear Bryant, coach of the S4 State 20: Ride 'em, cowboys. Lansing. "We're gonna be ready for Crimson Tide. California 21, Washington 20: it," Stolz promised. "We're Michigan 27, Illinois 10: II Cal coming off Southern Cal, gonna be there. Then we'll set Linols' Bob Blackman Is presi. Huskies looking ahead to Southhat our chances are." dent of the American Football ern Cal. For those who think the Spar- Coaches Association. Oh, well, Pitt 28, Temple 14: It's a good tans have two chances — slim it's been a bad year for presi thing these two teams are as far and none — remember that dents Ohio State's last regular-season Texas A&M 24, Southern apart as you can get in Pennloss was to Michigan State .. in Methodist 14: Aggles' offense is s)lvama. Thev don't like each 1972 ... at East Lansing. banged up but their defense is other. But, snoti, Ohio State's one of the best around. Army 17, Air Force 14: FalWoody Hayes: "Jinxes don't Penn State 29, North Carolina cons are flying low this year. belong in football. I've broken State 24: Lions and Wolfpack Yale 28, Penn 24: Quakers jinxes wherever I've been." It put on a scoring circus, were too peaceful against liar. says here Woody will come Nebraska 28, Iowa State 10: yard last week. home a 31.14 winner Saturday. Hukers think they're as good Vanderbilt 24, Kentucky21: Last eck score was 4 ts (ikIihoma, which beat Iowa Conuuockres in line for a bowl right, 19 wrong and two ties for State 28-10. bid ... If they win. By Re MC Sus " Ch Wi .1 Als . C G. i C&1V Cast c.'s c.. '' F AND QUANTITIES WHILE THEY LAST! Christian To Play For& 11W MW , g The Sanford chrjstfanScbooj will be playing its homecoming ,gainst Daytona Beach Christian School, Game begins at 7:30 p.m. at SanJord Municipal Stadium. Eumghl Mt o At I Z - 'I . - •, - - - . Sanford Rec Vee 2311 W. 1st St. 4. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE engaged In business at Route 2. Box EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 1720. Longw ood , Seminole County, CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida under the fictitious name of FLORIDA TRIO AGENCY, and that I PROBATE DIVISION interfø to register said PR NO. 743l0.cp name with the Clerk of In re: rsfatç of Florida in acornce with the (iN N '' A ND .u on rrovlsion of the f ktitiov Name Deceased. Statutes, To-Wit: Section $6509 NOTICE TO CREDITORS FlorIda Statutes 1957. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 5: Shirley Tripodi CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Publish: Oct. It, 25, Nov. 1, 1. 1971 SAID ESTATE: DEC 111 You and eath of you are hereby _____________________________ notified and required to file any claims and demandi which you, or FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am estate in thiofflceof the Clerk of the en gaged In bu5ines at 117 Mark Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial David Blvd., Casselberry, Seminole Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, County, Florida, under the fictitious Probate Division, in the Courthouse name of ALDEBARAN IMPORTS, at Sanford, Florida, withIn four ants that I, Intend to register Said cllendarmonfhsfrom the tlm,o, the name with the Clerk of the CIrcuit first publication of this notice. Each Court, Seminole County, Florida in claim or demand must be in writing acc or danc, with the Provisions of ani filed In duplicate and state the the Fictitiou s Name Statutes, To. place of residence and post office Wit SectIon 56509 Florlcja Statulpi address of the clamant and must be 1937 sw or n to by the claimant, his agent 5 Mary Elizabeth Atwill or attorney, or the same shall be Publish: Oct 75. Nov I, S. 15, 1971 void, DEC 161 DATED at Winter Park, Flor ida, this 79th day of October, 1974 Sara S Anderson IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH As Administratrix JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR of said estate. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. S. John DeM. Haines, Esq CIVIL AcTIOP4I1O.74l73cAo.4 Winderweedle, Hainet, Ward C & Woodman, P. A. In re- the Marriage *1 230 Park Avenue South JUDY S. DOR NON, Wife, Post Office Box ISO and Winter Park, Florida 37159 WALTER FREEMAN DORNON, Attorney for Estate JR., Husband Publish ; Nov. 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'S (, to a- We Still Give A We Specialize In FRONT END ALIGNMENT FREE CAR WASH a donation toward your N.w Stadium Fund. -'4 NAME Williams & Son 1792 & LAKE MARY BLVD • . -- - - - - - - - _ - - -C C Amoco SANFORD - -: . . ADDRESS. ___ _! . 322.9823 ' • I want to teip. Hare's With 10 Gal. Of Gas Or More ON ANY CAR EMINOLE' S ... % i I ' *TEL. NO. If You Can Help, Please Mail Your Contribution 1p Seminole H,S, Athletic Boosters, Club, c-o Seminole High Sanford, Florida 32771 , , undersigned, pursuant the CENTRAL FLORIDA under which I "Fictitious Name Stat ut e"to Chapteç pc to engage In business at 416 54509. FIend. Statute, will reg ister East Altamonte with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, lit SprIng,. F.orlda Drive, Altamonte Odd for Sem inole County, Florida. Thal the party Interested in laid upon receipt of proof of the buiIn5 enterprise is as follows, publication of this notice, the tIC H. Richard John%on tltlous name, to wit. SWAIN An Individual HOMES Dated it Altamonte Springs, '.nder I ant engaged in Seminole County. Florida, this 131h bvslr.ss at 402 Sweetwate, day of October, I74. HOMES under which I am engaged Publish: In business at 102 Sweetwater DEC 113 Oct. 11. 25, Nov. 1, I, 1974 Boulevard South, Longwood, Florida 37750 in the City of LonQwood, Florida. That the party interested in said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, business enterprise is as follows: FLORIDA. Russell 1. Swain. Jr. Dated at Longwood, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO 73115.1 County, Florida, October 21s1, 1971, In re: the Marriage of Publish: Oct. 75. Nov 1. I, IS, 1974 SHERMAN DENMARK, JR., PETI'IONER, AND LENA MAE DEC ISO DENMARK, RESPONDENI. NOTICE OF ACTION FICTITIOUS NAME TO: LENA MAE DENMARK Notice is hereby given that I am RESIDENCE UNKNOWN engagets in business at 90/ East YOU Alit HEREBY NOTIFIED Highway 434. Altamonte Springs, that an action for thC Change of Seminole County, Florida, under the Custody of DOUGLAS GREGORY fictitious name of SEMINOLE DENMARK, a minor, has been filets SEAF000S. and that I intend to Iciainst you and you are required to register said name with the Clerk of serve a copy of your written Me Circuit Court, Seminole County, defenses to It. If any, on Carroll Florida In accordance *ith the flurke, Attcrney for Petitioner, çrQ,- soriS t tC I ttou5 Name *hOSC address it 612 Santorci Statutes, To Wit Section 565,09 Atlantic flank Building, Sanford. Florida Statutes 1957. Florida, and file the original with the S Assured Auto Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, Rentals, Inc Seminole County, Florida, on or ERNEST STEUCKERT, before the 111h day of December, Pres A . D. 1971; otherwIse a default will Publish: Oct. 75, Nov. I, 5, IS. 1971 be entered against you for the relief DEG 153 demanded In the Petition. WITNESS MY hand and seal on this the 41h day of November, A . D. FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am 1974 engaged In business at 412 Columbia (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Ave., Alfamonte Springs, Seminole Clerk of Circuit Court the fIctitious under County, Florida. Seminole County, Florida name of BOB'S CARPENTRY, and fly Elaine RiCharde that I intend to regisler said name Deputy Clerk with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in at Carroll Burke cordance with the provisions of the Attorney for Petitioner Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: 412 Sanford Atlantic SectIon 163.09 FlorIda Statutes 1957 Bank Building Sanford, Florida 32711 S Robert I. Scuderi Publish: Oct. II, 75, Nov. 1, 5. 1,71 Publislp Nov. 5, IS, 71, 79, 1974 DElI 41 == .. - S _• S Theatre 10:30 (35) Rat Pitrol 11:00 (2.6.,9) 8 News (24) AvIation Weather (35) Burke's Law (44) N ight Gallery 11:30 (2.8) onlght Show (6, 44) Move (9) Wide World 01 Entertainment 1:00 (2.8) Midnight (9) (9) Kung Fu (24) Washinqten Straight Talk (35) Movie (44) Dinah 8:30 (2, 8) ChIco And The (44) Herald 01 Truth (2) Addams Family (6) Speed Buggy (8) Jabberwocky bb (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Leroy Jenkins 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The (6) (6) Banana Splits (24) Mister Rogers' 12:00 (44) Gerald Derstine Shares Tunnel 9:00 (2. 8) Emergency Pius Four (6) Jeannie (9) Hong Kong (24) Sesame Street Almanac 625 (2) Daily De votional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence (6) Summer Semester (6) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (2) I Dream Of Jeannie (6) My Favorite (6) Partridge Family (9) 2000 AD New Adventur es Football (441 1:30 (6) (8) Addams Family (9) Tarzan 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets (8) Wheelie And The Chopper Bunch (24) The Electric Company (44) Ernest Angley Hour two (9) Krong: C. (24) Vibrations Encore (3$) Speed Racer (6) __________ ______ BITREYNOLBS EVENING (2) Last 01 The STYARr ROC*G CRAM • ... u.n. 7:30 9:10 . WOW I FA .. (24) Accion Chicano (33) Department "S" (44) WrestlIng New Flight I 4.1 Wo , CHARM Adventure (6) - - - - - SEAFOO FEAST the blacksmith to double-cross isa&vmnedto be the next 7 4E ______ . .&A-IN N . ,e - .. T' 1'. - Help Yourself ç To Our Original SALAD and BREAD BAR Then Enjoy Selections of SEAF000S and PRIME BEEF d LUNCHEON MENU 1" to $321 #' DINNER MENU V' to '1" SPECIALTY DINNER to e -yr LUNCH - A .- MD AN AmericanC..,sin. 11:00 49 ;V~mI&M 9 25 - 66 , RM •='E: - 4t ,AST ' OF THE - Si 1 RED HOT - For2 Lamb Rack ..................$12.95 Sirloin for Two ............. $14.95 voua.ost T110 9446 • M TN Fti &$at 11:34.lSP,M lI;)4.IIPM Svi%lIy tZ:$. 5PM J. 4$ DINEandDANCE To Live Entertainment Thur's.. Fri.. Sat. major ree,i Cars AtC.pt.d St'aIPIOLE PLAZA 14)5 Diii, - Hwy It-fl Cas,Ib,-rry.Fla lit Sill A %;" 1~ bm .k% s.. ., R — - —' P'iw hills Showing C.,I,r 1$1W CI IW$IDV. orta"4. ?"4))) LOVERS . ., 8:00 P.M. - • • 2700S, Sanford Ave. - 43O ai RESTAURANT & LOUNGE *7 is. - $AGODA . DetdNCOPIO5Z*dbY*,ICXA&&W1I1NE* T1auocoL 1j11(iiI0 APwrw1R.e ~:^. - IA SI "s,, ______- / _________ _____ _______________________________ Ot1)tt4 ,, ".I'III.ib,WVI*&LLATZ3 ft)cedbyflAz.LAflEcsew,dIcssy.oszaTl DRIVE - IN TXEATR( Combination SEAFOOD PLATTER 8-9 CBS PLANET OF THE 10.11 ABC KOLCHAK: THE Served Eve APES "The Horse Race" The NIGHT STALKER "Th e Friday unscrupulous Urko has in- Doppelganer" A grisly story veigled Cirdon Into a horse race about musicians being con. on a killer horse. Galen sumed by satantic power s. Other Selections suspects trickery and comes up Th ree associates of a WtU To Choose From ur with an idea to thwart Urko's known symphony conductor ore plan. But Urko has other mysteriously and horribly HOLIDAY ISLE COMPLEX devious plans. He's fixed It with burned to death. The conductor PH. 323.1910 SANFORD '1 — 'I __________________________ (24) America DEAllI iWISII" _______ .-. ____________ - Paul Sand In her roommates will be a male. HANCOCA fr'triero.ii 'wiwsr t, NIT ITt1 (44) Bold Ones 8:30 sharing it with two others. Fred is stunned once he learns one of BR() IC - I ____________ - (33) Scream Theatre 3:30 (2) Movie and wants her to move In with him and Lamont. But she already has made plans to move into her own apartment, 61 *Iat,tzi,wptna t.m Program Theatre completely charmed by her, person. A Pwr-.3y4 Rei,,ase C(NO DIE LuuIrr$p,e5 . Training Symphony Virdon. and Kolchakconclucies It is the 8-8:30 NBC SANFORD AND work of powerful unnatural SON "Sanford and Niece" The sources. He's told by a gypsy new, young morality confronts that the mysterious force Is a Sanford, and he's mortified, ghost attempting to take over Fred's niece shows up, and he the body of the much-admired -top .0 FLIGHT- Our Brand ATLIRIS: I) "• '''es rnSP*UYU• INTRODUCTORY (6) Hee Haw (B) Great Adventures (24) Mele Hawaii (2,S) Emeraencv (6) All In The Family (9) Movie (24) Evening At ' . To Introduce 7:30 (2) Untamed World (9) Name That Tune 8:00 i # - $5 Wild Combat Categorically Speaking NCAA Football Cesar's World --r - -- . Country 7:00 . * A - (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Wall Street Week (33) Pop Goes The Music (6) Night II -LEARN ' ~ (2) Topic (6, 13) News Roundup Encore 3:00 (2) Nashville 10:00 (2, 8) Pink Panther Harlem Globe Trotter -, (Yl super Friends (24) Carrascolendas (44) Lost In Space 6:30 (I, Movie (24) Electric Company (33) Movie (44) Movie 2:30 (24) Vibrations Shazam 70,000 B. Week Bobby Goldsboro Show (44)- Untouchables Spectacular Sea Monsters 1:4) (9) (35) (9) (35) 2:00 (2) HIgh Chapparal (6) Sports 10:30 (2, 8) Sigmound And Outdoors (24) Washingt on Racing Lost Dinosaurs (15) (24) Sesame Street (3$) Quarter Midget (6) Valley Of The Thief 1:00 (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:30 (2) Thriller 6:00 (2,6.8) News High School (13) Movie (44) Temple Heights Gospel Hour 10:00 (2,8) La nd Of The (6) It Takes A Of View Film Festival Of GilIlgan Martian (44) Neighborhood 9:30 (2, 1) Run Joe Run 600 (6) Growers Sports Mod Squad 5:30 (6) Sounding Board (I) Women's Point (2) Jetsons (6) Archie ($) Information Eight (9) Invaders (13) Movie () Mister Roger's (35) Roller Derby (44) Soul Train 12:30 (2) Go (6) fat Albert And Cosby Kids (24) Villa Alegre 1:00 (2, 8) Soul Train (6) Children' s Phooey MORNING (13) For Love Or Money (24) Wall Street Walk 9:00 .12, 0) Rockford Files (6) Movie (9) Six Million Dollar (13) Time Machine (24) Florida Report (44) Movie 9: 30 (9) Texas wheelers (13) Stonemarn 10:00 (2, 5) Policewoman (9) NIght Stalker (13) Dick Powell 'ieatrr' (24) Masterpiece AFT ERNOON Neighborhood SATURDAY Man (35) Celebrity Tennis Bob Newhart (6) Show 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett Show (9) Nakia 11:00 (6.9) News (3$) The Prisoner (44) Night Gallery 1130 (2) Rock Concert (6, 9) Movie (0) News (44) Rock Concert 12:00 (2) Rock Concert (24) The Way It Was (35) MovIe 4:00 (24) Sports 7#$ 1:30 (6) Hogan's Heroes 5:00 (2) The (6) Black Experience iwi (9) Wide World Of (13) Wrestling (24) Zoom Chopper Bunch Scooby Doo Movies () Star Trek Hudson Brothers ($) Wonderful World 11:00 (2) (6) 8:00 Special All Nile .. - A. 1011VA I' CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE FREAVAUES \' IE'oI I\ 114 )I !t' Huvy W.st.rn Beef Charcoal.d to Psrfsction GOLDEN SPOON AWARD WINNER ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY In the Lam pIIIitps Lovnge uabp(ci coa.Ptrrt o'rnr*s T& I 30 A V Highway 17-92 Fern Par k .. , (44) MovIe 9:30 - Apes iV.MlNoLa"1 ) PUI Moore (9) Kung Fu (24) Bergman Film Festival (!] serve a copy thereof on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Attorney for Administrator Publish: Nov. I. 6. 1974 DEH•I0 1-1 _____ (NEXT TO JACK PROSSER FORD) .. - Winter Park, Florida 32759 Homecoming ~\HeraId. 323.4711 -. t TONIGHT'STV 7:00 (7) To Tell The • Friends & Lovers (2, 8) Movie (6) Mary Tyler 9:00 EVENING Lath claim or demand must be in CleqkottheClrcuitCovrloflthis7lst writIng and filed In duplicate and day of October. A.D.. 1fl4. stat, the Place of residence and post (SEAL) Office address ci the claimant and Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. must be sworn 'to by the claimant, Clerk of the Circuit Court Pits agent or attorney, or the lame By: Elaine RlClsarde shall be void. Deputy Clerk DATED at Winter Park. Florida, ROGER L. BERRY this 29th day of October. 1974 Attorney for Petitioner Robert Bunn Post Office Drawer 0 Alt Administrator Sanford Florida 37771 of said estate. Publish, Oct 25, Nov• 1. 6. 13. 1974 5: John DeM Haines, Esq DEC 152 Winderweedle, Hamel,, Ward & Woodman. PA. 2S0 Park Aveinue$utpi NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOUS Post Office Box 1 NAME STATUTE SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL The 1 050 I III-11'se Florida, &nd FrIday, Nov. 8, 1974-3B -- NOTICE OF SAL! Please take notice that November 25, 1974 at 4 P.M. the undersigned will Sell one '63 V.W. Bus S N 902647. One '66 Karmann Ohia S$NN GA 19119 and Truck 120 3 313 for repair and storage charges. All Counties V W. Service & Sales $10 N. 1797 Longwood. Fla, Publiih Nov 1. 8. 1971 DElI Ii estate in the office of the Clerk of the Petitioner's attorney, ROGER L. Circuit Court of the 161h Judicial BERRY, Post Office Drawer 0, Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Sanford. Flor ida 32771, on or before Probate Division, In the Courthouse the 75th day of November, AD, at Sanford, Florida, withtr, four 1914. otherwis e a default will be calendar months from the time & entered against you. the first publication of this notice. WltNESSmyhandandsealof the plus 'ax & trade -I — - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at lOt Wymor. Rd . Suite 201, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name Of SOUTH STAR CONSULTANTS ar'dthati Intend tO register sold nam,wi,h,he Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provi%ion of the Fictitiou s Name Statutes, To Wit Section 865 Florida Statutes 1957. ' S. Michael V. Damiano PubIih: Nov 1, #, 15, 27. I97 DElI? either of ,,,ou, m4Y h8v@ 0981nil Sold Dedication of our new stadium 7:30 P.M. 8O $ A Full Line Now OflDIpiay AT ! at half time. I (TOPPER THAT IS) Fowt .Ir4j e Alumni, Former Athletes, Homecoming Queens, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Fans, Students, Neighbors... ceremonies . THE TOM-CAT IS iN TOWN Hom k S '1 on e Needs you on Nov. 15th TLAS TIRES orns r top Fird a so UU Maul was high bowler for the Morris Suspended Re Sul MC 0 - -- n,j mnnID ."' ROME — South Africa wasawarded 14 Davis trophyoverindiaafterindisreafrirmedltsrefus.jtopiay South Africa because of Its apartheid policy. policy. ub., Fit i • STOCKHOLM Top-seeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden scored a 6-4, 6-1 victor' over American Brian Gottfried and moved into the qua rter-finals of the 1100, 000 Slolkholm Open Tennis Tournament along with Guillermen Villas, Tom Okker and Arth ur Ashe. .. _ For Tonight p Borg Over American India Forfeits Games recrds when it attempts to Woodruff said before the St. TITUSVIILEAsrR0NAuT SEMINOLEJV improve on its 5-2 mark. ThNIG'S GAMES Augustine win that he's too old at OVIEDO at LAKE HOWELL LAKE BRANTLEY to panic and thinks his Lake Brantley at Rockledge Tonight's contest involving at ROCKLEDGE Seminoles will win three or four The War Eagles are coming This gamt is being played at 6 Seminole at Lyman three Seminole County football Although Bill Duty's Patriots games before the season is to town again. In their first p.m. Saturday at the Oviedo Astronaut at Oviedo teams could be classified as have been inconsistent all year, over, appearance in Seminole Field. The game may not be one MI Games at 8 p.m. "must" games considering that which probably reflects their Well, they got their first win county, they took a one-side of the "biggies" of the year, but Lake Brantley and Lake Howell strong schedule, they've still last Friday, and a quick glance victory over Lake Brantley, it is important for both squads. SATURDAY have finally struggled over the managed to chalk up a 4-3 at the remainder of the and just last week, destroyed The Seminole JV's are uncoveted .500 mark and a loss record, schedule indicates Woodruff Metro Conference represen. defeated under Coach John SANFORD JV AT LAKE tonight would endanger their Tonight's opponents, the could be accurate In his tative Bishop Moore to up their Reichert, and are expected to HOWELL 6 p.m. chances for a winning season. Rockledge Raiders have been prediction Tonight's opponent, record to 6-0. promote several of the squad to ____________________ As far as the Seminole at consistent all season; losing. Lyman, is really down having ut scores a lot of the varsity shortly. Astrona Keep Your Lyman game Is concerned, The Raiders have won but one lost three straight games and They feature the running of points but in the Oviedo Lions, WHATCHAMACALL IT pride and a desire to salvage a game to date and will be facing the last two by shutouts. With they're facing the Tim Raines and Jeff Anderson Warm With A most disappointing season are at their second Seminole County Daytona Seabreeze and fensive team they've seen all and the defense is led by stake, opponent; they were defeated Mainland scheduled the next linebacker Ned Raines. Genera E.ctr3e Oviedo High School, mean- earlier by Oviedo. In that game two weeks, Seminole may be on season Lake Howell is currently 44 while, has an opportunity to they impressed with their a winning streak. (6 Currently sporting the best but the Wee defeats have come post one of the area's finest quickness, but did lack overall The Greyhounds, currently 2- won-lost WEATHERTRON record in Seminole at the hands of varsity teams, team size. S have been hurt by injuries to County, the Lions are faced and the four wins against jv HEAT PUMP The Patriots must fight a key players and haven't looked with their stiffest part of their teams. CALL- .. tendency to look past the good since their win over Lake schedule in Astronaut, then PLUMBING 1 Tom Ruby's club closes its Raiders to two county op. Brantley in September. With Lake Brantley and New season next week against the WALL HEATING, INC. I 1007 Sanford ponents looming on the horizon Oak Ridge and Winter Park Smyrna Beach in succession to Tavares JV's. S, 3224542 t he next two weeks in Oviedo looming as their next two op. close the season. --- s pOneInS, uic Copeland team zieaa coach thU Klein has should welcome the mediocre admitted on several occasionThe Knights of Columbus SEMINOLE at LYMAN m1noles since both Oak that he doesn't really know how Womens Bowling Handicap Ridge and Winter Park carry good the team is since the early Co League find the Flaming Seminole head coach Claude impr essive credentials. 1 season competition was weak. H urricanes holding first place G. W SEMINOLE'S CURTIS JOHNSON OVIEDO'S MARTY WARD PETE ROGERS Herald Sports Editor TORONTO I AP — The Soviet Union, which pined much of its knowledge of hockey from the Canadians, has been Invited to avail itself of Canadian curling. Doug Maxwell, executive director of the World Curling Championships, says he was in Moscow last month during th e Canada-So vi et hockey series and discussed curling with eight members of the Soviet sports commi ttee. "4 IIEARItIN By Canada Given Credit D BILL 'Must' C S - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - MEXICO CITY (AP) The Mexico-based World Boxing Council has created a "miniflyweight" 108-pound txixng division as it opened its 10th annual convention Thursday I he meeting, ill continue through the eckund in Mexico City and Acapulco. A statement by the WBC said most members voted in favor of the resolution to create the new division which resulted n the final decree to establish It., F -- - New Boxing Division I LEISURE FICTITIMNAME FICTITIOUSNAME Notici is hereby given that we are Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 405 East engaged In business at $10 Highway First Street, Sanford, Seminole No. 431, Altamonte Springs, Co'nty, Florida under the flCtltiO5 Seminole County, Florida, under the name of SPEED QUEEN FABRIC fictitious name of WILLIE ANC CARE CENTER , andttweifltefld SOPS, and that I Intend to register to register Said name with the Clerk Iad name with the Clerk of the the Circuit Cour-', Seminole Circuit Of Courl. Seminole County. County, Florida in accoqd.fle with Florida in accordance with the the provisions of th Fictitious provisions of the Ficiltious Name Name Statutes, Towit: Section Statutes To-Wit: Section $65.09 $6509 Florida Statutes 1937, Florida Statutes 1937. S Arthur Dwight Harper S: William Pijarrol MkI S. Harper Publish - Oct • 75, Nov I, I, 15, 1971 Publish: Nov. 1, $, IS, 27, 1974 OEG.1 DElI I - -- , S --. , , , 4 p , �- -- - -- '- ___ .,z '---- - ___- - - ---- - L: - 'T---- -: 1 39(irnitali Illvonesell - me 41 r icombforni) 43lurlers mark .1 1flUIUUSI 44 Unfavorable 46 Writing fluid 4$ Atom, Purposive 12 IY coiteciton 13 LegUifle 14 Aromatic ç.' _______________ _____ I1'I 5 i 56 Dcmkev Icomb'Iormi 57 Eh river 58Shuk1er (comb form) 59 Ex -soldier A 1lkiJi SConsohdahtd 9Tlirusl coin Joi.;rar.both I Viscous tnvioratsng Leather substance medicine worker 17 Relievers in 60Sidesiep 34 Divest $Chooi alootrAms 4Oflecessin.e 6lMthisiime 9Tid% 20 Half em town 62 Hiller vetch IOlk4id 21 Cirrus gear pilini 42(;k frature G3lrkscope 22 Presidenlial 4SSolilarv II Oriental pArt nickname prison icol I porgs 25 Melanchoh 47 Hascal II Hussan DOWN 27 Gradual aurncrais 4$ I'rrpiiion 1 Japanese slopes 19 European 49 Verne copper coins 31 Hindmost ct,untr% captain 33 Legal matter 2 Medley 50 In .a line 3Certain 3S Aerial 23lndonrsirn SI Will y ihrrad manruver ..n Im ' gs island 4 Bodies OI 36Singing 24 Italian nobk S2Modern water voice Persia ramib• a Indage 9 that ISI' wo \\ I _•. - WILt. DO SEWING IN MY HOME in 775 S - Let are REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Confidential interviews, Computer MLS. We take trade', FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS, 323. 6353. or 322-1970. e experts take care of all your needed household jobs. They - ii specialists In 6 quality work and good service. Child Care BUSINESS SERVICES I SEEK & FIND Liquid Fuels MEENDLO1 - Produce. Dawg Patch Flea. market. Dogtrack Rd. Sat Sun. To list your business call -322-2611 or 831-9993 Farm Fresh PiOduce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes 14001)0* Hwy. 134 ml, W of ii, I WANT AD INFORMATION DIAL THE HERALD Seminole 322.2611 Winter Park. IalmctxioE The Wdilles MreI MW bw appm bwicd, Find" books, numbers 2 through 8, send 60 cents for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find." Stu-Telegram Syndicate. Address letters in care of this newspar. To order any or all o( the expanded "Seek & Legal Notice Home Improvements -- Lake Mary, Fkwlaa YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action o dlflolution of marriage Ms bee'i flied against you and you are rewired to serve a copy Of your written defenses if any, to it on Newman D. Brock, Esquire, Suite 707 616 E. 5emoran Boulevard, Altamonte Springs, Florida, Petitioner's Attorney, on or before December 2nd, 1974. and file the Cf,ginat w ith the clerk of the court either before Servic e On Petitioners attorney or immediately thefeafler; herwise a default will be entered against yoa for the relief demanded In me pesi,i, WlTHESSrny hand and the $ of this Cotr-t on the 4th day of P4o,trnbtr, 1974 (5.611 Arthur H. Sec kwltti, Jr. c C'rc':t Court [5: Lillian f Jenkins. I Deputy Clerk It Put'iith' Nov 5, 15, 37, 39, DF,145 1 House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. 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Free estimate. 323403$. - (14'.sif in is" Plnstae PI5iAn -. .,- .. -t c d ' Furnished or unturruished nice 2 bedroom home for rent. 3233920 After S. 322 7529. - :; 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equIpped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 322 9142 3 Bedrooms in Pinecrest, Kitchen equipped, $150 month, damage deposit $100. After 8:30, 531.5471. , They're Hot!" NO DOWN PAYMENT I, Your new custom home on a lot of your choIce. .,- 7 KULP REALTY ________ 101W, lit, Street 3"2M _________________________ Jim Hunt Realty 7571 Park Or 327211$ REALTOR After Hours f 3779214 3223"I 3270645 , ,- - I A. A. McClanahan BROKER 337 5992 Nights 333-1167 or 323 9007 FIRE SALE--- A real opportunity for the fixer upper, 3 bedrooms plus cien, 2 bath's, large lot and a halt. Only $17,000 LOCH ARBOR-- Hold ul' Lovely bedroom, 7 both, now lust 159,500 Call about this one now! - FORREST GREENE, INC. . ____ , MOBILE HOME PARK * *GENEVA GAROs * * O P flh11 Soon II II II 10 " , ,1' - - - - -. - -. - , ' - Best lot selection now ava ilable in Sanford'sfinest f1imily park. Come out today and reserve your choice lot. REALTORS , ' SANF - •1. ' IHartman Realty,nc. II _ ff '- II It II - Buy Dlrect-Whse Prices, '--, Of f United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 17 92Casselberry all '1050 STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 14, West 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an p m Consignments welcome For information call 372-9719 rubber paci, very good condition, 1150. 3 air conditioners. $23 and 13" Electric knife, 15. 371 0134 5) WATERFRONT. Arress to Lake Jessup, 7 bedroom, l"s baths. A&H, Fenced lot. 345519$. Two Bedrooms, 1' A bath, carpeted. 175,000. Corbett Real Estate 66*4791 DeBary ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days-377 6173 Nights 377 5421 or 337 7357 Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely homes, located in Deltoria. Lots larger than average. *33,000 to 139.000 Call Jim Knox at 372 0074 or 301 725 1575. - 71114 Oak, Sanford 7 li1d. 3730415 eve IIROKEP ASSOCIATE 377 Mobile Homes ~ ~ ji - miles east of 17-92. . . 0 - - . A. , ~ Orlando 834-2299 4 i" COVE BUY AT DISCOUNT Two bedroom home, large lot, in need of a handy man. Only $11,500 - .. .____ - _.11. n,.,..w,,,,. vr .uuay. TAFFER REALTY i' : I A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one and site. Call 322. 2411 or 531.9997. Drop In bobbin, zig zag, and) needle position. Like new condition, sold new for $55, balance at 14$ cash or S payments of $10. New warranty. Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307'A East 1st St., Sanford 377 9111 Come see us at our big new location 1100E 75th St 177 6655 The ON RESERVOIR LAKE 9dq CwiMe 1111111111 Of WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS PRICED FROMS35 P000 Loch Arbor - SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sires We repair and terv ice STINE MACHINE & cuPply CO i - 327 6433 - Plus Large Club House, Junior Olympic Pool, Large Picnic Area, Basketball and Tennis HOMES OF DISTINCTION Courts, Initial Recreational Fee Prepaid Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near The Country fi..k 90% FINANCING AVAILABLE - Built With Pride By -I- Call For 322-3103 01.2.3 Bedroom Apts. SSwlmmlng Pool STennis Courts IFishing & Boating SDlsposals Dishwashers Drapes NO CLOSING COSTS SANFORD 323-7900 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FROM PER CENT ORLANDO 345-5555 of Airport Blvd., on Sanford Ave., In Sanford. Sales office open Mon.-Fri: 9.6, Sat. & Sun. 1.6 'I Dial 322-8721 Lots and Acreage 2 Lots with small trailer and small CARPO!4T SALE: Ml,. Cheap. P;ck up truck, boat, trailer and motor, 3307 S. Park Ave house in Farmington Hunting area With terms 373 154.4 RUMMAGE SALE' Sat, Nov 9 Lake Mary Presbyterian Church 40 Acre Montana Ranch 6'J'2 Pct. LOAN Beautiful, 'Jncteveloped rolling grass hill near historic Miles City Excellent hunting $210.17 down, 170,11 monthly, t?,Mo balance Guaranteed financing, Call Mr Davison collect, 4066560150 today 46 GARAGE SALE - Sat 106 Bike. iok5, clothe's, water bed and trame, saddle, and misc. Items 373 6613 or 372 7039 703 PO'n-selt CARPORT SALE Fri Sat 9 6 Mis: Items l7l Club Rd. Sanford Income And Investment Property Spartmenl house for sale at 1009 E 2nd St $35,000 Call 1224673 for information, OFF AIRPORT li Ousefull of furniture and misc. items. All in excellent condition. See anytime, reasonable Off 251h St. 1 road over from Inspec tion Station, 7521 Poinsetta, Sanford, 373 5573 - 11' Tn Hull Malibu, 25 HP Johnson with Harding Trailer. 1300 and take over payments 373 0991. Lowrey Spinet Organ, recently Serviced. Beautiful French Pro vincial cabinet. $495. 372-5771. Complete trailer I kindsavailable SANFORD PEC VEE SERVICE 2311 . 373 11) Antique Upright Piano. Refinished and tuned Call 372 0977 after I pm. Corn size student Guitar, used once, paid $90. Asking $60 or best off er . Apt IF Summit AptS, Off Hwy 436, Casseit,erry, all 0661. Equipment for Rent 64 Camper- T ravel Trailers * *EXPLORER OWNERS C Southern RV Services. Your authorized Service Center warranty and Other services 371 9020: $30 1070. Musical Merchandise 76 - - Auto RepaIrs Parts-Accessories Reconditioned Batteries, 5)2 95 exchange. PEEL'S BODY SHOP. 1119 Sanford Ave Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 'Don't needs" Serve a useful Shampooer for Only $1 per day. purpose again when yea sell them CARROLL'S FURNITURE with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay' Just dial 3222611 or $31 65 Pets and Supplies 9993 To place your low cost want ad Crier's Kennel, Pups, Studs, AKC, Toy & Mini Poodles all color's, JERRY'S Cocker, Mini & Large USED & REBUILT PARTS Dachshunds, Shh Tzu, Schnauzer, 705 French Ave. 32)0590 York,e. Boston Terrier. Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi p00, 25 pups on d'spla,i. we buy pups, 78 Motorcycles f'nonce. shots, gu?rantee 1"4 1)7 3176 or 1 90.4 23 7 2917 Honda CL 175. take over payments, Pair of AKC Reg. Irish Setters, 319. excellent OnditIon. 373-5471, 5604 after S or week ends. 1913 Yamaha 250 Enduro Pek A P00 pup's. UKC registered. Knobbles, Eap, chamber Black and silver will hold till l630Firm.372.5392. Christmas with deposit. Days. $311471. 323 7189 after 6, ask for Molorcycle InSurance Connie. BLAIR AGENCY 373 341A I Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 322-3752. 67 ,, Livestock And 69 Mustang City t5Ø 0 0 A r uUYS 1970 C ougar, loaded, I ownr, 16.000 origInal mile's. Sharp. Must see to appreciate. 1964 Mustan3 V 5. power steering Double sharp - automatic, ar, 11 92Maltlanci - 1973 Toyota Corolla Wagon. automatic, air. Call 323 4575 eves Also 1973 Torino Sport, fully equipped. Can tit seen at Johnny's Standard Station, Airport Blvd & 17 97 or call 373 4371_eves_ , - 1911 VEGA Hatchba ck Auto, A ir, 17,755 Ph. Mr. Gross, ?.'Ranch. Sanford, 321 1050. 1972 Toyota Corona Deluxe 4 0'..' air, I speed, new tires. A 1 C: dition. 621 1716 1972 Opel C,T ISp- Good Gas Mileage 3724432 Coctlicate dbl bed, mattress and springs., 175; An$ioue dbl. bed. maltess arw springs, Ur4s'ser with mirror, $175; Chair, 170; Ladies dresses, sIze?, 13. 3735376. - 1963 Renault. Current inspection, cheap transportation. 1125. See at 119E. .Jinkins Cit.. Sanford pm after-i 1967 Comet, 6 cyl.. standard, title, new stIcker, needs tune up, Make offer, or trade for fold up camper. Ill Myrtle Ave. 1969 Chevrolet Impala, A6,0oo miles, extra clean. 372 3073. 1971 Monte Carlo, loaded, full power, extra clean, 12,595 Also 1972 Monte Carlo, bright yellow, AM FM. Special, 12.995. Call Don Pope, 377.1651. Dealer. 1966 GTO. Mint Condition, everything rebuilt, 100 cu. in. 3. I speed, AM FM stereo tape player, mag wheels, 1100 372 4410. After 6 or weelsends. l's, INFLATION PRICE BUSTERS' - Poultry ANY ONE CAN AFFORD A GOOD CLEAN USED CAR ATTH ESE LOW LOW PRICES 73 Ford Torino ..................2395.00 71 Ambassador ..................895.00 Stamps-Coins 71 CameroCpe ..................1695.00 We buy and 5th Gold and Silver Coins. Single o.' Bulk. SEMINOLE COIN CENTER. 109W. 1st St. 373- 72 Datsun Wagon ................1495.00 70 Volvo Wagon ..................1995.00 72 73 Hornet Wagon ................2695.00 Auction 73 Matador Sedan ...............2195.00 Public Auction Saturday Nov. 9, 7 p.m. 72 Ford LTD ..................... 1995.00 Extra fine sate, consisting of Ike new matching wa sher and dry er , Frost free refrigerator, air con ditloner, mahogany chest on chest, cedar wardrobe, white twin bedroom suite, marble top lamp table. I piece king sire bedroom suite. RCA color TV. Stereo with AM FM radio. Gas heater, like new oil heater with blower. It piece antique Wrought yard set, cast iron stoves, one lot of antique dishes, rugs, milk cans, Jelly bu ckets, antque wall clock. sw eeper s, lamps, bric a brac, plus lots more furniture, antiques too numerous to mention It y ou are tooking for some good furniture, don't mist this sale. Sate to be held at 69 Pontiac GTO ..................1295.00 . 73 Monte Carlo ........... ....... 3295.00 Those Are Just A Few Many Many More iron OPEN SUNDAY'S im y. STAN'S AUCTION HWY 16. WEST Is? St Sanford, Fla. For Information 337 9719 1 MILE EAST OF 17.92 ON HWY. 436 Ph. 831-2828 41SERS HONDA CYCLE- 450 69 dress, Only 95 '71 V.W. BUG- 3 to choose from. Various eq,. ipinent .......................$1795 .... '71 SUBARU WAGON- Ice cold air, dl,gree $1295 '69 V.W. SQUAREBACK- Local car ....... $1195 '68 V.W. BU G- Lite blue, new paint lob 91 i0 fu ll 'lowers and Gilt's for all Occasions, tropical and exotic plants "QualIty at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3301 S Orlando DrIve, 323 7150 P - 445 14i5 1965 Olds F IS, new paint lob- Good mechanical condition, $300. Call 3234935 anytIme, SPEd AL 11 * (WITH GOOD CREDIT) - 75 ?.ARlP4[ 7971 Hwy 17 97 )fl 5961 GAS Miscellaripous arn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry showin your home. in 2791 after 6 OUTBOARD MOTOR 37) 1569 59 * '74 V.W. DASH I ER WAGON- Loaded, air, tereo, sold new $5300 .............$4795 '74 V.W. DASH ER- 2 dr. sedan-auto, ster to. Sold new $4700 ...............$3995 '73 V.W. FASTE lACK- one owner, radio... $2595 '73 V.W. SUPER BUG- red, radio, low mill 'age ...........................$2295 '72 V.W. BUG- life blue, clean, radio, stock no. 9438 ................ $1995 hristmas isa time for giving and a time for saving when you shop the pages of Classified Ads' SO Garage.Rummage Sales CARPORT SALE Now 5, 9 370W. Lake Maty Blvd., Lake Mary, 9 to 5 Items from over 30 families. Pargans Galore For Sale Located 1 block So. Appointment 211 W. 2SIh Sanford, Fla, Maste r's ' Cove ACOMMUNITYOF FINE HOMES 54 373 1569 I, Want Ads provide you with a large selection of brand name offerings daily! 71 ; Hp SEARS - Used washers and dryer's. Ma ny to choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances Dick's Ap. piiancej. 322 7631 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 373 5200 1967 Mercury Meteor Mechanic Spec ial Hwy. 16 West, Sanford 371 5620 KENMORE WASHER, parts, 3 Bedrooms, l'i baths, furnished. lO'x,37'. 11,500. Location Countryside Trailer Park, Airport Blvd. east of Sanford Ave. 373. 7171 or 322-4335. 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission Best offer. 333.1371 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Boats & Marine Equipment 55 - Autos for Sale - Sale on quality used furniture bed& I Bull, 2 years old. I hog*.. 2 goats, I dresser, $60; Gateleg table, $13; Billie and 1 Plannie. 322.3659. GE Vacuum upright, $13; Maple double bed complete, 5-50; Set walnut tables, 123; Small book 68 Wanted to Buy case, $10; Dinettes & Dining tables, at bargain prices. AnORIENTAL RUGS WANTED tiques. Odds & Ends XULP Top pric es paid, used, any condition, DECORATORS, 109 W. 1st St. 3776445126, Winter Park. 73)5. service, used machine's, MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-069. - 80 Open daily 10 S for consignments or sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc CARPORT SALE 390óOtdOrlancio Hw1 Fri .Sal.,95 372 7S9,3 Eves. 169-1114 Appliances 1977 GMC one ton truck I?' steel flatbed Only 30.676 actual miles Like new Only $7750, 795 7714 Hwy 16. West, Sanford 3235470 - 4357 ACREAGE Good small acreage With 372A30I. 264 Hiawatha Ave al 17 t2 *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin in machine. Full automatic Pay balance of Ill or 10 pay ments of U. GE Washer 8. Dryer, like new, Twin bed set; Bedroom Suite, Electric heater 3210920 S or 10 Acres. Desirable home site location Paved road, trees, horses okay Terry Realty, REALTOR. 6210711 PAYTON REALTY CARRIAGE Dell's Auction Center CASH 322-1132 S Piece Wood Dinette Set, table & 1 For used furniture, appliances, chair-s. As low as 169.95. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. ALL NOLL' STORES Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford, .vp There's One Near You Must sell, Fleetwood, 1ro'. 2 bedrooms, I bath, 17.33' living room, carpet, air, anchor's and storage shed. $7,150. 668 5019. 43 plu'i complete Inventory of Big Tree Park concession stand PATIO SALE-Furniture & MISc Noon to Son Friday. 9 to 5 Sat. & Sun 701 Hays Drive, Sanford, A JOHN SAULS AGENCY - Household Goods End tables, and matching Bookcase, Floor Lamp, all like new, Apt. 31: Summit Apts., off Hwy 136, Casselberry 831 0.8 For Immediate Sale bd, l's bath home. Assume mtg. C. H. & Air. No qualifying. Low down payment. cluding rattan couch, Color TVs, - * REALTOR Large copper tone refrigerator, several mattress and box springs sets, chest 5. dresser, several couches, and easy chairs, In. YARD SALE- Furniture, Clothing, Misc. New & Used. Fri. and Sat. 5th 8. 9th. 1501 W 3rd St., 377 501'. 08 J CURIOSITY SHOP 1201 W. lsl St. I 6P.M. DAILY Avxado plush carpet. 11.11' with SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, I", bath home. Fenced yard. 115.300. 371 V?? New and like new dresses, pant suIts, 9 16, 13 up. 373 1309, You can buy Quality merchandise at a budget price when you slop the Want Ads! Suite 20). The Greater Mail REALTORS. Casselberry, $30 1466 and without homes Moving? WIly not live In Sanford's finest esfab lished residential area? - - 7565 Park Or. 11 i . II Appra isedfor 573.500 But must sell because of transfer. Like new, 3 bedroom. I's bath, central heat and air, carpeting, garage, $2100 cash will buy this Immaculate dc,II house for you. Call now. Lee Swisher,REALTOR As.soclt, Investment Opportunitios : z: Ill 315 E First St tlques., TV5, and appliances. Auction every Saturday night 7:30 l96W Lake Mary rnd :uMMERLIN BUY SELLTRADE 52 Apartments Rent Unfurnished Single story studio. I, 3. an 3 bedroom apartments, pool, Clubhouse. Carpeting, drapes. kitchen equipped, central heat and - 3222420 Anytime Ycstr MLS Agency aae le S St. 3229210 Trucks and Trailers 1944', Ton Ford Pick upV GoodCOndilionAlsoStepBsjmpe, 122 3740 uction -- WILSON MAIER FURNITURE LAKE MARY- That's right! Thit5 3 bedroom reduced again Now Only $21,000 Better call Quick FOR COMPLETE DETAILS CALL REALTOR Associate Al Antar 79 F rida y MIesht 730 • go. Clothes, toys, appliances, . * BEDDING SALE * * FIXER UPPER- 3 bedroom frame home on 150'a13O' site In 42 Lake Mary Liberal terms. 510.500 '5)8 Opportunttl,i TEEN MAITL AND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 97. Open Sat. & Sun 9 5 835 7920 -. --Insurance 21 MAYFAIR- Spacious Executiv e Home! On Lake Monroe, i bedroom. 4 bath, plus everythinç else. $123,000. PINE-CREST 7 Pool an d bedrooms. Can't be beat at 526.000 EXCEPTIONAL Bedroom 7 bath, family room, fIreplace, carpeted, eat In kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bage dlsposel. range, large Inside utility room, Outside utility building, fenced back yard. Well landscaped. 537.250. REALTORS. -( THE FISH NE T- Tropical fisti trig supplies 1002 French Avir 321 0130. Tues Sat 10 S,30, Fri ,till 7 pm LOCH ARBOR- Lakefront! Lovelt 2 bedrc,om. 7 bath, 549,000 Can be leased with Option to buy' veterans. No Down,7 &drm,oe,, fenced, $Uo mo 91 pct Acre Realty. REALTOR, 37)7750. RAV ENNA PARK. 304 Temple Dr. 3 lovely panel bedrooms, 7 baths, 3 Families or singles. eat-in kitchen, fenced yard with beautiful shade Trees, *26.300 1. PoSsible subsidized monthly OWNER 3231543. payments, THREE BEDROOMS.- P's bath (Pullman), lar0e lot, good sized S Contact us. you may qualify. bedroom, one walk in closet, , JOHNNY WALKER range, refrigerator, bvilt-In'oven, GENERAL CONTRACTOR central heat, window air unit, REAL ESTATE, INC. needs painting A sacrifice, 3276437 372-7111 3337471 ' 522.900 Low down payment -- - OL_ W000MERE- You'll like this one Has 3 bedrooms, equipped kit then, carpet. 2. Adit5 II thru retirement 831.4039 628.2162 Clean, 7 bedroom, I bath with family room and screened patio. $130 mo, $100 security deposit. 323 5391. Financial 741-Business Ill $77; ' M. UNSWORTH REALTY 503W. 1St St. Inc. "I - lion Sports !!anted REALTOR Ni, hotj- ma rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see II u Qualifyti HOMES 3 Yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 7601 Mohawk Trail, Mild. Mtg Bkr , 64% 1542 121 Hrs.) - Well Drilling 2nd St '' mnRonm - 1111111111111111111111111111, 701W CLIFF JORDAN a NEW MAIONOAt PiQUE E 0115,'.$ P1a5 iWvaf beA this CI$y q ' as wll as r'i'ees with an annual •divst,d crass usme of siossit,rae are w'9adissvsr.ardu,yc,.,.r •I'IbsI.tt to pvuh.ase a .s. ) b.drem him, har NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND REDUCED MONTHLY .. PAYMENTS wader th , Formers Puma Admi,utI,at..,' Anisiasca Pus ... ' } 3 bedroom, P's bath, central heat, carpeting, garage. $173 P mo. with lease. STEMPER AGENCY, 322-1191. Employment PAUL SLATER Professional Wallpaper Hanger I rer,terj Pr'j.çi ,J, Cr,imn I rc' Lt,tt-, j'ti 3 22 611613 ------ You can gel a fair price when adver1is. your "dont nrttS the Want Ms 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, wall-wall carpet in dining room, living room and hall. $190 Month; 150 Deposit. 530.1323 after 3. ) l-Camping.Rejofjs Wall Papering Jim KO*C s l.ofltrot or 2638 Iroquois Ave Sanford 377 2070 Ve _ 32 Houses Rent Unfurnished 1-Loans .ed Ads are here to help you hoy. sell, rent or swap at a low cost lelushsllp You place yours... Call 777 7611 r $3) 993 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7S67ParhDriv, AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St 11 3-Travel Agencies 21-Situations IS' x 30r' screened pool Our best home buy. 3 bedrooms, 7 bathS eat in kitchen, carpet, air, large fenced lOt VA terms $?$,900 "Get 'Em While BABY GRAND PIANO CALL 365 1009 A(litnq M,)(hiflhl' and Typewriter Motor both 3710215 $300 Inflation Buster A GARAGE SALE. Nov. 7, 5, 9, 10, 1 O.m.$ p.m Ev er ything priced to For Sale; Rattan Office Desk. Sanford Auction 373-7340 Auction SA [ E_. Over 70 finish" dishes, odds arierig5 1701W. 70th HIDDEN LAKE- For 131,700 A bedroom, 7 bath! Nearly new Great buyl CONVENIENT 72 pieces, Christmas and homf decor ator Items. Sat. Sun., 126, 3300 5 Park Ave. Ave MAYFAIR- 3 bedroom, 2 bath on big lots. Many extras 158.000. Broke( GOLFCOURSE..3bedroom,7bath, Stemper SezI family room, wall to wall carpet. Trailer lot for rent Plenty of room to eat in kitchen, dishwasher, gar A we investment beats a park big rigs Call 112 9142 bage disposal, iifet,mc Of Cciii range & ________________________ refrigerator, IS, a 30' screened -Stemper Realty pool sss,000 31 Business Properly Central Florida's For Rent NEARLY NEW-) bedroom split MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR plan. 1' baths, wall to wail car 1. - ___________________________ )?? .1991 1919 S French Coormercial Building pet, kitchen equipped, large utility 372 i 372 iio 372 754 • 2515 Park Ave storage room, $21.500 32? 1164. 1?? 1959 Cot 11 303 254 7S I). Melbourne _________________________________ Two and three room ottice spaces, Harold Hall Realty available downtown, carpet, air, idyllwlide. I bedrooms, 7 baths, 740$ S Hwy Il 97 fireplace, Fia room, solarium, drapes, water furnished, with f REALTOR 323 5774 fenced yard, new roof & shag kitchen option. From $75 per mo. -carpet throughout Alter Sunday KULP REALTY, 3777335 322 1117 E1icespace,th large warehouse In _______________________ )BEOROOM-1BATH ' Deflary. f,,4$ $377 Completely renovated, quiet, con venient location, Nice corner lot. CallBart Real Estate Ideal terms REALTOR 71 HOur Service 3 BEDROOM - I BATH 322 119* Small down payment. WHY RENT HUFFMAP4 REALTY 2ACRES Al Pell, Jenny Clark., Assoc Close l Ideal for trailer ,and or 377-1391,37? US) Oa'. Eve, farming. WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. s. Trvel & Recreation 11 1-Ac CASSELBERRY lbror 107 Commercial ')'flO 372 1811 Mobile Home Lots For Rent ncrease your Income to 14 per cent. 30 Real Estate CF R AMIC Two portable Paint Sprayers, less guns, $50 Typewriter, tin. Clef wood, like new, $20, 411 Myrtle SAN LAPITA-- Just lisled Delightful 2 bedroom Very at tractIve. 115,300 Watch out You'll like it! - 54 GarageRummage Sales Coats, wash and wear dresses am pant suits. SIze IS, 15'',, 20½. All $ and under. 531 5750. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' 327 1613 Acreage JO'iy KRIDER ASSOC W. Garnett White Miscellanoous For Sale so Realty . and 1 bedroom homes, 1'-', to baths priced from $22,550 I 125,1 on large wooded lot. Sellt pays all closing cost, VA, PHI Conventional loans, Bulldei Deltona, 901-7$9.2350, Orland( 30 5133 1334. Reg Commercial Properties Homes, Lots - 'Stenstrom * * * Trucker's Special Investment Opportunities - _____________________________________________________ Interlor-Esterlor PlasTering. Remod61lrig and Rtp4irs Room 6dditlont Fully insured. Good reteren,s jim Trego, 373-0299. HOTLIP(E 644- 2027 Pest Control Improvements 77 FrIday Houses for Sale 111 -Help Wanted - ' thru 1-Card of Thanks 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 8-Child Care 7-Motels - Hotels S-Eating Places s-Good Things to Eat 0-Do (I Yourself 1-instructions MEOW C&A BACKHOE SERVICE TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Pursuant to Florida StatuI 295 Landclearing, septic tanks, liii dirt. (Drainage) and 756 (Public 519 E Pinc 337574 drIveways. All kinds of digging, Business), notice is hereby given 377 9142 or 3733953 that the annual meeting of the p,, propert y ownefs of the Lake Howell __________________ Water and Redamat ion District will Carpentry bir held on Monday. November Will, Painting 071,at 5.00 PM, in the Second floor meeting room of the First Federal VINCENT'S CARPENTRY "Don't needs!" Serve a useful Savings ani Loan (isociation O lntfrior Trim, Paneisng, Custom purposso again when you Sell them Orlando building at 320W. Semoran Carpent ry. No fob to Small with a Classified Ad from the Blvd., (SR 436), Attimonte Spring's. LicenSed & Bonded 373 $677 Herald Call vs today' Don _______ _______ Kenneth I Fry, delay Just dial 3222611 or 131Pres. Classitsed * serve the buying and 9993. To place your tow cost Want Board of Supervisors selling community tivieryday. read Ad Publish, Nov. 5, 974 use them Often, Call 337 2611 DtHor 131 9191 '\ Monday - - Beauty Care_ mmm • -1 Ii - - Fda Statutes )'' 5:00 A,M,.S:3o P.M. Announcements PIANO SERVICES All make's. Incl. Players Tuning. Repair.183 9300 Remodeling, Additions8. Repair. C Irpentry, Roofing, Cement FinishIng, Painting. Reasonable, Billy Geck, 323 W. PHONE fill)13.5-7171 35.433 Department Hours Piano Services - - 1. PET REST INN flôaring & Groom ing Ph 377 1057 dd lobs of 411 type'.. (arpenry painting. Cement Work, Light Hauling. 327 7645 1111111111 . FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY INTER NATIONAL COP PORATIOPI MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA fhru33flmes ....... 30ca line 2 S times ............. 23ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lintz Minimum __________________ Central Heat & Air Conditioning For tree estimates, call Carl Harris, a? SEARS in S a nford 337 lilt FICTITIOUSNAME Notice IS hereby given tlta? i am t enga9Idiflt5JhIfles$atP.O,5ØS4$, CaUhfbIfTy3flO7.Seminol.County, Kilchn Bathroom Cabinets. Auto Repair FlOrid. Under the fictitious. name of ___ Counter t ops. Sinks installation TONYSNOBILEHOME SERVICE • tvailable Bud Cabell 3375057 & SUPPLIES, and that I intend to any?im' reg't?er Sa id name w ith tht Clerk of JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll fix your the Circuit Court, Seminole County, CIt best for Issi. all work I Florida in accordance with the guaranteed. 703 French Ave., 321. Neuter Prov'Sl0n Of the Fictitious Name O Statutes. To-Wit: Section US,O9 - - 8319993 Deltona - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 41 Mobile Homes Rent . . - -2fledroom House Trailer FurniShed, Patio, Carport 322 5639 - iS 3 bedroOm, 1 bath, large yard with back fenced, equipped kitchen. 1200, plus $150 security. 373173$. TO PARTICIPATE IN ?hru3flmft ........ 4Oca line Pet Care - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT OF mi EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cii. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CiVil. ACTION NO. 74.1u9cg. In is: th.Marria,.f EDNA C JOLLY. Wife and JERALD DEAN JOLLY. HLI$bIfld NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JEPALD DEAN JOLLY s Wilbur An Business Opportunities Want Ad A ppflances % 24 7413 METRO BOULEVARD Air Conditioning • To the housewIfe with debts to pay. If YOU have a few hours a day, we have a Position open that will help Pay those debts. Philips Custom Draperies arid Cleaners. 319 W. 13th. Please apply in person. Ask For Want Ads A Directory of Experts Read To Serve YoU' I r 835.7777 NIGUDX RKEROSEMEETHLYALMOL f Electrician Technician, Iran. sformers and Uan.tlr mm. ponents. Experience required. Salary open. DCX INDUSTRIES INC. piianc package. Rent $219 or buy $75,100, 6471937. fish on the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets, 377 6470. -. Sanford - Immediate occupancy, apartments, furnished and ,.,n. furnished. $90-$120, 321.04. Cash for Christmas can be yours by becoming an AVON Repre'sn. tative. Call 641 3079. EXECUTIVE Orlando . Nice I bdrmr trailer, also apt. Good location. Mature adults. Utilities pd. No deposit. 323 5695. Cocktail Waitresses needed, per9 Good Things toEat moment employment. Apply' 7. Why Not Lounge, Holiday lrwi in Tomatoes 1 lbs. $1 00 Farm Fresh Altamonte Springs. DIRECTORY GKBBNZEMEPEORXPXST8 ABECRUEEOI LCOYEREMD SNTRACEDGX8TLLTNUHI OLOHOC\LYITZNACEDo EILCRSL OE DURXRLIEE NNUYLNE EBEUYEXCD IEECINUN IHDXSLPAU L LINEOCERE LRLCDENSTNC SEYRETOUf AORREE ASL0SAGD D .EZ DRTI INEIØ person. Art Grindles Wheel Ranch. S. Hwy. 1197, Sanford. Ph 323 logo. ap GENEVA. 17.60', carpet. central ,',rr, heal, furnished on 7 acres. Near St Johns for boating, tshirrrj 1 Bedroom, living room, closed in front porch, air condition, 911 Park Ave. $163 month. all utilities SALESMAN WANTED- Sales Included. 32306)0. experience necessary. Apply In Will keep one or two children In my home 3 days a week, good care, hot lunches. Have 3 yr. old daughter, New Idyliwilde section. Call Mr's. Johnson, 322 $*3& CHECK OUT WHO'S WHO IN OUR Condominiums Houses for Sale ______________ 7. Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YO NEED. NO MONEY DOWN PIe LIVE AT SHEOA in a lush nature SCttIng 7 bedrooms, 3 battis, ultimate recreation, deluxe Nice 1 bedroom trailer $125 month Aclultsoniy No pets 373 0764 Sanford - 7 bdrm partly furnished apt. Clean. Pets welcome. $91 mo. ______________________________ Call __________________ Orlando 131.1109. Needed Immedlatelyl Persons interested in full time lobs 349 5769 Will baby sit, your home or mine,' days or nights Mrs. Bragg. 117 W. 3rd 321 0955 Maunolia St. 531 0451; 834 3759 ;.' 3 Bedrooms, 1' ems Air COfldItiOfld 372 2037 After 303726700 COUNTRY- 7 OR. $160 mo, in rluding utilities, lets for 2 ° deposit 373 OS3a. ø 12 Bedroom Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 25.45 Park DrIve, 377 2561 - LOST - Red Irish Setter. Last seen Country Club Area. Reward 3775712 or 377 7317. Some people lust aren't cut out to be "do'it.yourselfers". 2 Itedroorns, living room, Fla, room, near elementary school, 140$ SANOLEWOOD VILLAS 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD. 373 7570 - - -Apartments Rent Furnished telephone. 40 41 Houses for Sal. * * * * -. Houses Rent Furnished ________________ ' 41 housew;th gentlemen, couple I child or other woman. Near school an shopping center. 321 0535. - - _____ -- ____________ Wanted to Rent ______ Deltona. Duplex, 12'x74' family room, living room. 2 bedroomS. stove and refrigerator, washer arid dryer hook up, 2 patios. 1 s.creened, shag carpet, central heat arid air, walk to plaza. Small pet welcome 236 N. Evans CIr, Ml 4521 31 -- - 33 Duplex-Sanford, Longwood. Lake Mary area. 7 bedrooms, StOvi, refrigerator, air. $150 plus $73 deposit. 534-9054. at Lostand Found - - FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 Florida Ave 2 Room's & both furnished. AIsc large unlurnitheil apt. in Lake Mary. References required. 372 3909. - I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished. *0' swimming pool, 1370 S. Orlando Dr. 321 2920 Are- you one of those people who knows 'everyone In town'? If you are, can type and are interested in picking up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Volulia counties. An automobile is helpful but not essential The ability to operate a camera makes the lob more interesting and Profitable. Apply in person to Tom Aikcns. Editor, The Herald office's, 300 North French Ave., Sanford. Please do not .i4E YOU TROUBLED? Call ?off Free, 641 7027 for "We Care"'Hotlin". Adults. or Teens. . . i -- _I WO man would like to share 6 room DupIri, 7 bedroom, air conditioned 'dultS Preferred. )7,g or 373 Ivo bedroom ap,rtmeflt5. $160 and up 373 1)10 Correspondents - 1 4 Woman or Man for flower route delivery, Orlando area, Apply In person to Carefree Flowers, 3701 S. Orlando Drive. IACEDV,t4 A Dtlpxi,'c, PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help C.)11 .u;1 •ii'' Write P0 flow l?fl Sanford. Florida -- 'Nice One bedroom apt. carpeted, lr,dultsonly.$I03.3fl77N1tt er , Help Wanted 18 Want something challenging in religion? Try HIS WAY, Why not call us at 373 9092 or 323 6116 54 English r I to t'r - 38 Houses Rent Unfurnished - 37) M50 BEAUTIFUL Sanora Clubhouse available on rental basis for daytime or evenings. Private parties, wedding receptions, group meetings, etc. Will accommodate 175-150 for sit down dinner, 250-300 for reception. Contact Mrs McDanlels, 337-5731. ho , Unfurnished OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage $ Free home delivery Save $ Please call (305)5)0 4469 For famIlies or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 473-4557 or *rle Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0 Ro m 553, Sanford, Fla 37771 11 Apartments Rent 30 Good Things to Eat IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON of all Tired - 2$ Detatable harbor Personals 32 Friday, Nov. 8, 1974-513 Plan Your I 411in9 S eds' hn Herald Ads Results ----- 4 19?1Ti £ Fast I ____ AIL IC A1Pff1L,i P4 For Sellina-Use Herald Want Ads __ Of OjLjç NJAI4LII rDIh.1r1 IEID ! MIAIL S5 Bv means of seed 15 Japariew Telling Is Half AN L2i EveningI'lerald, Sanford, Fl. -i ious Puzzle ; Jj ACROSS - -. Friday, Nov. 8, 974 wer to 0 = newmWoune Mm ~ N 413-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ~~ -,,. BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN INC. 140M 'ñOL(XATC..,% SANS OR 0 III! N.j II ?7 5*411 S.a.itwd ls fli liii *aiid. Ph 64i WA IOS1sv YOu D,AND H.,, uN S D.La-d Pit 116tI)3 SJ',ld Ph 311 1143 �--_ - - — -- - — I --- - 1. BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker I ARE _ __ PECK ____ by Dick Turner WIN __ AT BRIDGE ON ANY FiN&EF1* By OSWAIM and / L /77, i a (Pt ) ii' .( / \ I I i0 N \tk I ' 11 I I I L I I '•• ' 7 AI /jf_.f 41 1 \ 10842 '' / l' IV K1_-_11 ____ _____ 1 • 4A653 EST , r K9643 - QE C1 kwN THE D40RN kING I— CASTLE! pERHAc' BLE E.. a. - V ,. .1 K _;~. , ~ --,9M +, ., *%~ I -1 ( .. 4 r 19 , ____ I ------~ ,I I , . . I I I. .. -,- :-_:::~~ ' k, 0~,1. x 17.I 1 . 1% I — __ all ........ . - - __ t . 1 ___ , — ____ . ____ 2 11--3;, ~_M_-,_IM j . ---"-- , ____________ __ A • .. ___ i5 ___ 'i". 11 aft the M .. I _.....— t C ,N o rth ~ Fast South ST Ilass r. 5 NT *1 Ilass l iz-'4.-.---__ , I - -. I " z . . ~* - ___tft. Ta s on inue - ~_ __ ($7 - . . .. C I I __ __,_ - 0 t 0 - . I ( iners -. L,A.:ql I %l 4 I , --*' .~ , lWest North Ea#4 South Opening Ied . Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 20 Cents _________________________________________________________________________________________ !.'.. thdeuce o[clubsandasmall Jack when he dIamond, not + A 1098 I ay Heiaid 67th Year, No. 70—Sunday, November 10, 1974 01" , 1 , ,-A , ;r I ~ I I I 'l l 16-A +Q97 "Il / 11 ____ 4104 Iii,1111 if 5 • MiEY WILL R1NG A three diamonds the marbles. I I I ______ wounuP wilwor?jo :: +1(732 byDaveGrous ALLEY OOP UgNHE WAIT CUBBLE' W VOORkSHOP AND THE MISTS ARE diamonds. He did so by leading a tow diamond from dwnmy. East played low and South's eight lost to West's queen. West knocked out dummy's ace of hearts, whereupon South of di amonds; finessed against East's king; led dummy's last diamond and JAMES JACOBY ' 'Y rc7-i - - I I . WASIJIM,ION lAP) - ., € — lJroLsrLqu1reaboutlod)3 Co., dependent on hauling coal Pr - "I r" do get it stra~h~ Hamid Are we in an inflatiOna[Y dePwr sion or a recessioll Inflation?" THE BORN LOSER -- -. ,\ I / A-111d seven notrump, not , lead or with mmy but happy or unha ppy be had to play hand du ou can count 13 tricks the E-2) 01 - II') QfI ,- A a lot of luck bid six diamonds in reponse to It S . "%J \ '*'(-'fl -. 0 G) CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS / PELLOv / _-I SO SASY - . • -4 40 I . - f \ I - I I Jr — . ) I- lk_~ si-6 L 4_ 'r , i - - . -, O ir 5U:%,_ - - ~ - NP I --.A- 4— I j 1), It, M-1111 - LPHC)I-STERY. Is MY POP SAYS . . ,,J~ ~ il !, - ( RUNNING? J t o RIGHT fill WE'RE Ill 2y 0 1 I %. . % _. _d__ / "P8 ) _________________ E',-0 r .~ - ___ u • r., ,/,.- All * Ill. . 44 i -li . z, by Bob Montana _ - ,a I J i , ? (4=c~ / "'. 4 I I 'CO IJT A.'.J IMPO5TER HE WHEIE5 THE HE OUT THE ' ____ 1, CASH! I i , t I a ,_' I; -- FI DOWN COLLAR— IJA5Lk,P41L'? J' MPO5 cOW1TsOJ AkIP IF M NOT M15T,AKEIJ, 'rHAr .I I _~ , - - - I . __ L - --• I . . I- i -1 §P-) - R"ç1 4 - li4f 1 ~ i ,I \ til l~' Ii */, I/\ II~ i t/I I I & R IT- i \ '\' \Vk( ( \ . '. - ' "O D-1 - -W / 70 &I I L!2 V0 __ - Jr~- L ~ ;U ~pl-1 . \( ')rJ ' - ' r~ \, ; I ZOD\ L _______________ - - -=: .-- - __ _ TT $ - =-_ ~ - ____ _fl__.---- ___ - __ - - - _-_______ - - __. __ ___ - -. -1- m7 v=-'r -- _ . -- ~ -_.__--_-_- _____________- --n- III ; _=-'T _T= _-- __ _.__/ -.------- ___ TT1 ____ -: - -- - :± ---= _ - ___________-:-.. -_%. - _- . ECr! I I I I- - . between the Sanford Zoning and Z I MV3A F R"iE1Z MALYS T B commoners - 0 Is lm~ I ~ ~ - _- i - - ~ -==---;—. -- LaZenby said Flagship U.S. I . _______ _-_-_-. -0 __ .. - - • - Chamber • garments that are in excellent I .: e_!~_:~:-eu_Aqft --mill ---. --f - ; -7.# f.~ #m- - .1 -! .. aI U~. co Since children almost alwa~ s ' --- .. 1Z-_____ 7--. -. ~ t ~_ - - ~__ nner Local Services Honor Veteran Postponed The Greater Sanford ikrdCoespondent DeBary night of Nov. 29 at The Deltona and Forest in Lake Mary has Veterans' organizations will twen postponed until a date hlonor all veterans Monday with postponement is a.m. program at Campbell for Charles It. Smith Jr., who will be guest speaker at the annual meeting. smith, an internationally known industrial,ist, is the completion of requirements the Chamber of Coimptrm of S ,., , ,. -,,,-,, The III 711I beg Ill *ill ,%lanuel Fernandez of Our lady American Legion by Sn,iih, the annual ____ . ___ a ____ _ - ----------------__-. _- _ -_- _ _ ____ :I Il , , 71 kf~.%_Xii?P~_!A~ f ... - In Dellary, all veterans — P-WO Weather Details Page 3A Index Calendar Post and Auxiliary 259, WFW Dear Abby. - Foreign Wars Post and Post and Auxiliary 809, and - - 1, '' , $ — AU_ ;;.J4&Xa_V _-'---- . - - __1 -: ---V - - '777_y~'g ' Post and consists of American Legion CrosswordPuzzle ..........GA Auxiliary 255; Veterans of . _- _.. . - . 19 - ii , The council consists of In addition to the addrem ,, Deltona Baptist Church will gie the 1nocation and Re. participate. the United Slates. -. - Park widi Puul Gauger of Cape groups will meet at the ComC ,anaveral as speaker. Flags munity United Methodist will be posted and taps sounded. Church on West Highbanks Boy Seoul G ir l Road Sunday at 10:45 n.m. to Around The Clock 4A Troop 61 and the Cub Scouts will attend special services. Bridge . ...... ... L .... -8C , Ir-1-1 -LA'.-T, ~ -___. ,v tokitchen uutensils nsiI . in both communities. recreational directo The Veterans Council of chair,n of the event. Deltona sponsoring an 11 Manager John C. Homer said the due ton scheduling conflict Chainnan of the Board V? peual cteran Da Ser%iCe. Dwight Hawkins, Mackle Bros Chamber Executive cupancy of buildings pending big, well organized gar1it sales, an ma y o ffer an - _________- '- : - - I . ... L. '.yc Crane GA new commercial buildings that landscaping requirements He noted the city Lseqr iri u ng Iliunicat chamber meeting will I as o w he n these things Auxiliary 10096, Barrac ks and Veterans of WWI Barracks and Dr. Lamb ..... -2C where site development plans will be met by speclied dates feature a numjer of local the bank to landscape the are done so we (2-Pankeep up Auxiliary11 of Veterans of Auxiliary 1197 Herbert Guild Is horoscope 7A on approved landscaping If than requirements a.,en't inedian oil U.S. 19-92 in front of with it and do our job," Davis awards. WWI; and Disabled American chairman of arrangements of Hospital _ - ........... . 7A haven't been met. 2-1' chair, met after the deadlines the city the new facility and slate said. ____________________ Veterans Chapter 92. ____________ the Veterans Day events. Obituaries 3A - / - this week," Burns said city commissioners that cer- the bank and utility firm Bank officials say requited 2-P Commission hasn't been I tificatei of occupancy have buildings tire "conditional" landscaping will be -sub- notified. , been Issued by the city for three with guarantees by the (inns sthntnally completed" by Jan 1 "We want some P ~ ~ _______________ _____ complIed with, said Friday the Z-P mtmbers voted to notify certificates of wiipancy for i I -N - liance explained that a well was I LaZenby said he wasn't However, City EnElneer stalled for irrigation of land. familar with the Auto Train Planning Commission and city Mack LaZenby, who issues scaping but the well had to be project mentioned by Z-P departments has surfaill and Certificates Of Occupancy after re-drilled, thus delaying land. members but would check on it. Pmembe moved to bridge inspedionstobe sure site plans scaping work "We 7P member Jeff Davis said expect to the gap with a memo to city and re,julations have been start on the landscaping work when the city has allowed ol I kr p A communications gap Power and Ught Co. ' a ~J 1 -) Inf lation would make an excellent hope to have the swininung and beach." Buck said. Annual Dinner Meeting originally scheduled for the man Art Harris identified the can take action for violations of Department of Transportation buildings as Flagship U.S. city ordinances, he said. permits for the work have not Bank, Auto Tra in and Florida FPL manager Scott Burns yet been received, City Editor I _-_-_._ - , Downtown Sa nfor d was tnsformed Into an outdoor gle day and Saturdas as area a rtlsts displayed their work in the annu ad show sponsored by the Downtown Business Association to the q. ___________J VU LIEIN' r d~ II - __ -A - - - The ar*k Fate fishing, canoeing, and pic. cabinet approval, the request and ecologically sound. nicking facilities if a requested will later be submitted to the Most of the lake is surrounded $=Il in . U.S. L)epartnient of the Interior proved next week. for their endorsement, since U., white sandy patch between the funds are federal in origin. bt Innounwi ' I ,~ 01 IllI- ~ W t out Plan ' / .r - 0 . N - * bureau has such power. "Mytime local law enforcement Is token away the fight against crime Is hurt," Polk said. "I feel police agencies should stay in th e loc al leveL" expenses including amounts for personal injury or death, Polk does not feel this authority win be abused. He said the governor had the power to call on local law enforcement previously. The governor is the chief law enforcement of ficer over all of the state. Polk said. m 1AP,_11, F_M_~_~~ ___ 1 * I. . W ,-- I i - Es - fla - __ __t~_ - ,.j I - - ~~ - _ ~ -- --- -~ doubting that the criminal justice planning and assistance pensate the employe during the time h was rendering service else here and defray actual tra v el and maintenance Red Bug Lake in southeast be considered by Governor already been tested by the Volunteers who run the shops Se inole Count) will become a Askew and his cabinet at a count) department of pollution for the benefit of a chant) bu) * I AED £ M~ of the Ikgi3lature to abolish police departments of 10 or less, the __ 'Local Bui*1di'O ngs Occupied .Sf%_ _0LAATA RW f/I *,YOU ' D06S ~ i 1 L . l : - Schreiner, a Moreover, if a city is called upon to send Its police officers and equipment out of th e city on mutual aid, the law stoles that the city shall "bear the loss or damage to sh equipment and sluill pay any expense Incurred in the Optration and main. tenance thereof In addition, the city would ha ve to corn The request, made by the picnic Picnic facilities ready b} the count) last July, and strongly summer," Count) Parks Thrift shops may be the endorsed by the slate Depart- Diredor Jim Buck said, answer for seldom-worn Almost fifty acres around rnentofNatural Resources, will Water from lake has children's dress-up clothing. delight of shoppers'A 1110 became Instant art critics. I Herald Photo by full Vincent I SIDEWALK SHOW _________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ SuA;7 uT*k'2 -._- _-_ _ _- _ _ - . - najd The region coordinator during a state of ex treme national emergency would control all law enforcement in the region %% hich in turn would be controlled by the council headed by the By Bill BILL EVILI E 11 I , WINGO. YaR EMOTIONAL INSAL Mc --_-._-_-_ S il SHORT RIDS YAU iS ABOUT E DIMINI HING FAITH \ 1 1/' . . SANFORD HAS _ - _I [ _r . . I _-_ HV" l _M / I WATCH TKI NAMPS006 .. or I\ 1 7 4 -. -. / ~ :~, b - IN, I ) I~ k l~ ~ 11, ) ( ' I T I S I 11 /, L - \X< \', ' 0 1' ,-,.-0 , or I ' P- — 7 ~/ ~ by Bob Thaves it/ li~ l ii % - airman former sheriff's deputy and municipal police officer. also op. poses any move o abolish city police forces Sheriff .John Polk, mean w hile, insisted it would take an act by Howie SchneWer I / - FRANK AND ERNEST J .. lirgwti City Council the region. * - , &-~ 1 , ,~~ - ,0/,)~/~ .I -. zne.~--m~±__-,' V- - or, I'll // : SANDAV4 . ~_ 1, 11 i! rr-1 6 _____ - __ I - ,- /~ r L , / . a I i I ____ .. r It- :-L — I / L I n -] T 1, I _____ - 1ain not In favor of ng local agencies. That would be a will move," Floyd said. A retired Army officer, IF oyd Isaid he has seen national police forces In foreign countrie4land does not agree wi!h that type system. "I'm not for national police or a state police, he said, S Florida Mutual Aid Pact,' however, does appear to be removing control of municipal police departmen ts from the city government. This la provides for the creation of a state mutual aid council composed uf the governor, the attorney general and the executive director of the department of law enforcement. According to this law the state would be divided into five regions with the county sheriffs in the region selecting one of their number as the area law enforcement coordinator within Known Thl*s Week i __ __~ I -~~ 7-=_ , __ - - - - --- ! PJ __ , - t~ ---- I'T t EEK 116 MEEK i - ( - 1 BUTIPME5 TpIEgE5ATLEA5r *i5,000 CON LIKE - V ftat - .6 by Crooks & Lawrence I 114E D 0 N IT NY'l 1:X14A"J CAPTAIN EASY A MOPJEY 8EL.T'. MEP., i MO5T 61I BELIEVECP I" - Altamonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd, chairman of the 1Al.O Council of Local Governments which includes in Its membership all seven cities and the board of county commissioners, said this League of Cities' resolution and others adopted at the convention will coll up for discussion at next week's CALN() meeting. The meeting is to be held at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday at the Altamonte Springs city hall. . . ____ - 11-1 r1r1l ) DIRINKS 4 ~. -S... ... police , .- I nt of the • '7. -••.',... .indouldbt difectedif the policy iSalloedto stand. "It would be anoth er step toward a stole," he said. A., .Red Bu 9-:! . . I __________________ 15 OVER H15- SPILL : I %%inter Sprmgs, Ike . t7~l %~ -! Me, i - 4 -- LODGE HI RED — officers with arrest powcrs. Winter Springs Police Chief John Govoruhk does not like this proposal one little bit. "We would only have to put 00 two more people to have the 10 requfred," Govoruhk said, noting , . I Three of Seminole s seen cities Mary and Oviedo - have less than 10 sworn personnel I police 4LA — - ~ The convention "to dire gueexecu %e kcted all elea gue . rec Ith'iiinnd C Slit proper means necessary to CIO nvince the governor ... that he should order the cancellation of those proposals immediat ely." . PROMM THE WAY He_CARRIES ; :nent. -il 4 . I 1, — - V . . " J:_ x__ # on ____________________ __________________ : and "There is no demand for any such merger, consolidation or atwlition on the part of those citizens receiving such services," the resolution states, adding "such pol.icies; are Wmicable and (vntrary t(; the best interests of freely elected local govern. A _1-0 ARCHIE GO weaken all governmental services and cost far more than present services." It accuses the Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and issistance of "squandering "money over a three year period by first approving money grants to strengthen smaH town police departments and then reconunending their abolition. 9 7 ll .\V/2 ,,A %is " A', by Dick Cavoll. BU5 0, U ces, regional police services specific 11 il . ;1 ce posi ~f Ec _________________________ WINTHROP Al V...r SuRe, 154.1 WILL I'm 56. BOYS 01 I - " --' er .. The League, in its resolution of op ti . Insis ts such proposals are neither necessary nor desirable and would in fa . 1. 81 . , . . - e_-, Iru . _______________ / • by PRISCILLA, I - B f~w • • ro i - Jk 1. • PRISCILLA S POP _?, HURRY! .. i 0 I Illi: i . .. .. ____________________________ ' GkKAGE ! sy~~ TOWING I ____________ . f " Is %; e )i I I JI by H.gmdahl & Stofhl 101, I'LL COMMIT J - J& . ~i I . _____ - HOP IN AN I. . ~ r I _____________ ____ up :I '. BUGS BUNNY I Do __7 ____ OFTh HIPACHI! e -. .. inetropoIInizatlon, The natural foIlo-upto the elimination of the municipal Court system is the consolidation of all Lit) police departments under the Shetifi's department with the eventual take-over by the state of all law enforcement, This prediction made by a Seminole County police officer two weeks ago was scoffed at by many and suggestions were heard that the policeman was seeing imaginery boogie men, The Florida League of Cities at its recent Tampa convention found that a movement Is Indeed underway to phase Out certain small police forces and to consolidate others. Altamonte Springs Councilman Cal DeVoriey, a delegate to the convention, bmught back to his council colleagues for study a copy of the League of Cities' resoludon. The resolution notes the League's complete opposition to the policy statement Issued by the state Department of Administration, rXvision of State Planning, Bureau of Criminal Justice Planning and Assistonce recommending the abolish ment of all police agencies with fewer than 10 sworn employes. The recommendation from the Criminal Justice manning and Assistance Bureau. the League resolut.ion states, is authored and directed by the governor's executive order number 773. Included in the slate agency recommendation is the total consolidation of local government services, Including mergers, 4 SUKIYAKII -. the total on of the reglonalization ('1 . - __________ ,.... DONNA ESTES CHIRPIN& ON Th t L' \ -, ) / ice Her&dSthff Writer P~ ff fi %I 11 o . j OF VE Mat OF COORSE! / I r I ____ VE,JUSl __\. ~,_ 1, I '\ _ ON 7 _________ I I : L klz~ . iT7. ________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________ ) , _~ ?L-4 Ever)1hing about this picture Is seedy. And It's supposed to be. This trio, C.D. TIHIS Of Chase and Co. lid II Dr. Wailer Scuder ci the University of florida, and W.W. re, a Saord farmer are specting this year 's so) bean harvest, a surprise In itself. Today's Seminole magazine iii reveal reason, beginning on page 2. FELLAH . ___________ IP— I I f =i I I j le I I WEED. _~ i L ' i W) k _r . . ç M - _ - 11~' 11 h 1' ~ ,; a . . eeov' . I AMWA / - N. - I - N ~-j~ !! . - ____ has been in the background -The bankrupt Ponii Central throughout the negotiations. w mill prepared for at least a the contract, said he *ould keeping in totich with both sidu J railroad, the n. ation's largest return to the b.irgaining table, t;%1)_WCVk strike, today with his union's response coal hauler, said it would face but avoiding direct partiThe m1Ijorlt} of the United to the indus try's latest contract losses of $5 million a week from Pation in the talks. Mine Workers' 120,000 mem a coal strike. fer While the federal government -Nlost steel companies had As the Lilks ground on, in. because most mines don't dustries started preparing for Limfingency plans for a strike but most were not planning to ible shortages of coal: cials acknowledged that little -The Atomic Energy Coin- cut production yet. can be done to head off a strike. mission, in response to an apNegotiators met for about The President in voke tr?,t g The strik e will gin officially before re bl the Taft-Hartley Act to at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday when the on power for uranium enrich- cessing for the day. the riliners back to work for an current UMW contract runs ment plants at Oak Ridge, Miller said the latest industry 80-day cooling off period. But out. Even if a settlement can be Tenn., and Paducah, Ky. offer still left the two sides far Usery be lieves that such a reached over the weekend, the rnov ;ipart on numtr of key I would be ineffective and ons cii pit ratification --Norfolk & Wi'stcrn Railway suos only pro!on the walkout. ___ i - -&!i - ~_ _4 ' by Gcrry Tdeau _ __ Z . A Avu-4 iiiw ________________/ __________ hu 1 ( It- - - , _ry ___ Ti . 451- ;C r newspaper). DOONESBURY A3OT CONDITIONAL AMNEST'll ~ ___ % _ . / I Lewis Lorry 50 4O FLUNK- CUTS, DROP- OUTS, PROBA1'iONAR" STUDENTS A14D CLASS EVADERS, THIS COLLEGE,," _ by — - AL St ON kL YES, I M PRESIDENT OF Ill - I it P.O. Box 489. Padia City Station. New York. N.Y. I19 I __. - __ t - - TA7 book to "Win at Bridge."(clo this Now he cushed the king and led preserved deuce to dummy's z spot. that carefully , .., . pO L( I - - -r .#L TJ7 J .; C, 1~ _ I_. 10 a_~ - ~' 4' . clubs - notthedeuce Up with AnsrTomorro dummy's back for a successful finesse of the jack Send Si i COBY MOCERN z .- - . - - I - : - in the minor suits so he started your five notrump call. What do by carefully leading his eight of you do now' - _-,~ , ' _,L) , ____ 1 Ford's chief labor -A ________ -- 140OR 1 1 5how two kings your partner his (9 __ I -, -- . . - . 8i_Roger Wfl FUNNYBUSINESS MON -_ " -.. WW_ --i" ,_ esident -- - - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 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/5e73167ad20b0772def411b9c7af5e2b.pdf f487eff1ceb1a9df79d914a5c33406bc PDF Text Text --------- •. — - - - . - .. .; - - - - . -. . 1213—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1.1 1401.17 IT! 1401V 00 _ I JU6T KNOW." 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P I - 4, n Li f I L - -- IV- * 1 . - _- - llf I - IL~~_*_ - * ~ - - --- ' I I . -1 — ____~_ 11 tf -. - -____ State Bank),Ul clubs, $88,94$. 50; Shirley Lucu, Flagship United State Bank, S43clube,$50,700; and by Bob Montana __________________________ " co,,,.' . 000l ) J I - ;1111 ) voting City council, unanimously, authorized or .~ )) nn - 0e .L~10 ) I it after Police Chief Justus East . ~T ! , to do after commissioners certified cleaning proposal a stop-gap nussioners or a proposed $6 5 million drainage problems and said the Development Co request for Julien Stenstrom as city drainage bond Issue that would right-of-way and earement increased utility service to a representa tive on the Seminole have been used to finance a study "would be the first step" proposed residential COTTUT1UnItY Action Inc board citywide drainage program The city is unable to use the development outside the city off of directors Asked the Citizens using piped and paved major ditch cleaning machine, pur- the Old Orlando Highway. li ty Advisors Committee drainage structures to cha nnel chased several years ago, In to The city signed a uti recommend a replacement for Mrs. Stella Woodhouse w ho has .1% resigned. Mrs. Woodhouse Is a candidate for a city cominiaslon '9' seat in the Dec. 3 city election. -'I ; Voted to drop con. It sideration of franchising ,,* commerelalrefuseplckuptoa private contractor in the city. 4 The move came after a smey . ~q report that 18 businessmen / . -:1 i replied to questionnaires sent a I I IA.- ' . -. .,. - - Jackie Thomas, Sanford Atlantic Bank, $43 clubs, $62,875.50. y his Floyd said according to an underground until an ap. during ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - extra" agreement approved Wt year, plication is submitted. . Police Lt. Steve Garver, hospitalization. v Floyd said he would not like Garver was removed from the city is to accept and recovering from gunshot and the city to be a pilot project and maintain the lines wounds received last weekend , intensie care and placed in a easements in the parking area council should consider long while itl.em tin' to foil attempted holdup, will remain regular room Wednesday, oftheshoppangeenter Thecity andhardbeforeitapproesan tit L according to Florida Hospital is to waive fire hydrant rentals plan to pump drainage into th'e on the city's payToll un he s spokesman His condition IS on 14 hydrants within the wa ter table able to return to work . it the officer the difference bet. / r ' _________ - ' shopping center, under the Once the planned new sewer agreement. plant is built and in operation, in other business, council Floyd said he would rather see le instructed City Atty. Joe Davis DeVoney reporttA that ti to obtain sewer and water line city cannot receive federal treated effluent placed back in asenlents from the Altamonte money for a pilot project to the ground than water from inject treated drainage water drainage ponds. Mall t. I' _* . - . . -_ 1I A N I % . . low ~ - I --1 , - . . --- "Ile -- - mllw_,~~ - _,7 . W PI . . "fJ '-: '' t. POPPY SALE Veterans el Foreign Wars Post 10109 of Sanford will observe Poppy Day Saturday. Mrs. Aane Campbell, Poppy Chairman for the Auxiliary Unit, sells first veteran's poppy to Mayor Lee P. Moore as Post Commander John Beaske looks on. change. three were concerned that prices would increase despite city control of fees and rive accounts objected to a switch to private pickup. -Adopted a sick leave policy for city einployes of 15 days a . The new policy will allow employes with up to five years sersice to accrue a maximum of 30 days sick leave; employ with fie 1010 Years service to accrue 60 days, and employes with o%-er 10 years service to accrue a maximum of 90 days sick leave. Terminated or retiring employes are not paid for accrued sick leave. ~--Ix-~ '-" '- -',, ",' ,I .?_7v O~R -~_ , ;~!Z,r -~-----.4 t 1 ;-,-,f - : ,C ,_4t~,i~," tz -___~___ , ~Z.__!.1AV ~_ :; _i ; -k---,- — LLLLJ__ EEK & MEEK by - - . . G ; f t co 1110, 1 111 I 111 I I N "" — - L , ' '' / 'I i__ Weather Details Page 3A Index \NI aI11_j ' _______________________ . I-ES GiETTINO VERY OcE, 1-lAc 1D DO MAKE A PEW ArLKiCTS,jL 50 FAR PES BEEN AEU it) YJRI4 100 RAADS0C L,2_0 NT 10 " '1 C__ - LL !t uY rt$fl Hill ;C f4o J i~OqCER WE RE W.VNG " A INANCiAL CRISIS. ) I r" I I .A It kl --• ill! I IF - r i r- ii-i I ',J - —1 I) LI—L_ ~ . I LER vtr, i i ll -!+ LEAD In; ii L ' 4TTI14G 10 1URN CR0 -* if it PP40F u<-DUMM . I. I .) / lB I)r.l,amb.. _ .. - .._15A Iit roscope ue erc ants d Three local banking in- than the back of the checks. direct or indirect loss of some -It's a fact gathering her checkbook or the man who compared to money gained by $30,000 .monthly from bad or stitutions will also be represented on on the pa nel for session," Homer said to find unwlttingl% passesachekwith those passing bad (hetk,s bad forged checks check artists would win hands Predictions are that the discussions. according to out what can be done so tlial. insufficie ' Have you tried to get a check cashed lately? Pretty difficult, combination of a sour economy Sanford Chamber Executive merchants are not stung so cover it usually do not come to do%-n, Vinton said. It wouldn't badly and so often and to firxi a Vinton's attention. They im- even be close. wasn't it, unless you went to and the approaching Christmas Manager Jack Horner. Vlntonrecrntl} located a bad The merchan ts are asking the wa y to get rid of the mediately make restitution )OUt own bank be1re going °i season will see the cirtulation - GA .... 813 Fighter ~__ I j4 ~ 'i" of "bad paper" skgrocket banks to cotiie up with some PART ONE torney' s office to set up a bad then)," Horner said, adding 11 common thief, said Sheriff were lwnded to Vinton for merchants lose money from Each bad check bad checks they hate to mate It merchants accepted checks check seminar on Nos 14 from that tie bankers are being Sgt Bill Vinton, who fcr the action with a smile Today, they must 8 m to 10 a in at the C of C asked If merchants should past 17 months has been averaged $100 If the moneyup some way and usually this be leery of the checkwriter. building to discuss ways to cut place the Identification in- assigned to bad check in- itolen in armed robberies over I a hig a 1_ month period inSeminole ahidin citizens, The merchan ts suffer the the losses. someplace other istigationc community Serninole County formation ~L 4iLA. .*47. Inf lation Children are often more 'paperhangers" in the area. when their error is pointed out, checkartistm California. "She pleased with a simple to was not a prof emional, but made adapted from something you Something also has to be done Vinton said. new way of cancelling checks so, before 1975 arrives, l'OrgeflLS on stolen checks , is quite a habit of passing ba d already own than by elaborate, that the lengthy process of about the law that requires another matter, he said. checks and sure ripped off this expensive items. marking checks with iden- clerks to remember the person group a Of area' before leaving," he said. Law abiding coloiners are tification information will not who cashed the bad check well Recently Look around the howe for professionals hit Seminole The public can help to cut the eye-catching colors and apthe registration card. In some annoyed by the riganiarole they be a waste of time, enough to identify him. With cases a frowning clerk whose must go through over their good Merchants are having dli- turnover in stores of clerks in County and in a three-day forgeries, Vinton said, urging pealing designs, but don't piercing eyes seem to be checks Merchants are down. Ficulty tracking down bad check the low-paying positions, period passed forged checks for women to stop the habit of neglect the safety aspect. Good looking into your 30111 takes a right angry at the losses they passers after the bank cary- Horner said. the clerk could more than $12,000. . leaving theif pocketbooks playthings can often be found in In June, 1973, Vinton has containing the family check the kitchen — wooden spoons, photograph. suffer and the situation is a ceiling process obliterates in have left the area for the next In August before bad check cases of book in unattended cars many cases the identification count y or the next state Pity the individual who is not serious one squishy plastic pan cleaners, 1973 the number declined to "As more working men a.re plastic measuring spoons on a a licensed driver or a registered Sanford merchants and the information marked on the the case comes to court. The type person who passes a seven or eight, but by Sep. laid off, the problem with bad secure ring, and pots that can toter lie will find it next to local chamber of commerce checks, homer said impossible to pay by check. Some checks returned - f rcmi check knowing that he does not tember had reached 120 per checks is going to increase. be beaten upon for satisfying have joined with the sheriff's there's no doubt about it,' Just a few years ago when department Sanford Police De- the banks look 'like a third have sufficient funds in the month sound effects. that shopping spree? Two positive identifications are neessar before a store accepts a check preferably a driver's license and a voter - Around The Clock Hridg Calendar . -L..... I 3A Comics Crossword Puzzle - - - - . ,8B Dear Abby ec s a - ,_ ,I w ig By DONNA E.STF-S Herald Staff Writer a 11 l." i f _V 1, I/ I SHORT RIBS ________________________ 11-4 ' also asked Mayor Norman Floyd to determine if council can pay Garver "something Howic Schneider I --- __ - __ --- a L ComommulU. . pa)ments and his regular pa _____ ____ - - 7 .. A Television j4t. -. .. - McClahahan 'ind Gordon Meyer indicated if the city can legally rewind the contract they want the ddeat in Tuesday's election measure to help relieve - - , Denied a Newburgh ir I .=- Itamonte Votes Full Pa For Wounded Policeman 1-1 .. F. \ L_ Wk ROTATING i_,. : - — - I 14 ALI:HEMt'3T 14AS BEEN . N THE O'FhER ONE 5.)----%\F__ L,i !L - I ~, -7 I _~ & I •J .. A, ,-. .-.-, _~~ : : ___ - ,-, ~ , t\_ . 1A . r - r'l ' (4 ,I. b Bob 'p'-ayes TISIN . . - . I- task for Inadequate cleaning of present dmUwge ditches. In other business - ;i - - f: ____ AU , '-\ ) registered voters, ,• t'7- ~ 1:9i~~eI / - -- _____ '1' -4,.. contract with storm waters to Lake Monroe znany areas ofthe city because service from five "basin" areas over the city doesn't own right.of. Newbuegh almost 16 months the city way or easements along major ago when a construction start Official tabulation showed open drainage ditches. What was anticipated. Sanford city commissioners have authorized city staff 2,101 voters against the bond cleaning that has been done in City Ally. Vernon Mize will members to immediately in- issue and only 754 in favor of it. these areas has been done by render an opinion Tuesday on whether the city can seek tc estlgate and study right-of- This includes 55 absentee hand by city crews way and easement acu1s1tIon ballots. Four absentee ballots During a recent public forum void the contract because the costs to allow use of a city- were thrown out because of on the drainage bond issue development hasn't gotten drainage ditch cleaning _.=ni_ - _-c __ ~__ . _~ - .' ? - ________ I T VEF' SOMEONE WANTS AAEtTO FUNNY AN F_NGA MENT RING1 (L- -- ! "2W' 'TI) TELL THE I ; L-sI4r CA s Just in time for Christmas shopping, checks were mailed today from local banks to Christmas Club CHRISTMAS CHECKS savers. From left, Barbara Brown and Pat Leach of Flagship Bank of Sanford (formerly Florida wollyhock thanks the libraries I oF Brilham Youriq U MfIv.,aukQe ArQa TQchnical 11-C. Colw" ~;md I _ our3iiana StgtQ U. A I. gL_ __ ___ I i ;H,IU-,-4 It . . - -i MAILED BY BANKS is - _r_\ ,, - . ecinin ' of i . - .. .f.I- )1 (~ b BELON60 TO- CON ART16' . . I . 2, __ _, hANE COPAING OVER: . - " - - - __ _'_ _~_ - - ~ Crook &Law .H 4 Lr 1r' " TLVC ' -,r;L"'. "- 6F _qA;t ... -._ J •- I-- I JUST (D ____ GLLA 7 % • By BOB LLOYI) program. Commissioner A. A. The action came Wednesday McClanahan called Iiiis ditch - GIRLS Mi'1 AR SELF- r_:i~l 5 CAPTAIN EASY -' - ~ . > r, " I MY GlovE! RUBBER GLOVE. I -- -'- I ) ' ARCHIE _. I jpg L -- ____, __--Cl~ (_1 _1" L-_ft._ it- / = .+!j - I i II .!__JjJ by Al Vermeer - ) ______________________________ ______________________________ 11 , 'C I I- -1. 11 -- ___ V __ POP "rVU ONLY I -. - P. ! 14 - I. - or raina e _. - ! $ I - . ' '4-" ^P ?\~ y - E_ " 1 11 ____ P ,...- V . :. - . - / - -:'• ____________ IN- i - %~ ~ - - — . ' Ic ... AND FILr= IDEt4TliC,4_ I NO-eM TAX RE7LI0, 15- ... AND LI\A= - IN ______ - "i " h'. I PRISCILLa'S by Dkk - CMIN - \, L.._ T7'i' - - Z-j i .: . I, -_ T ( i • ______ " I I -- ANO I WINTHROP ç .'7—O' z (, . - . 4 FOR YOUR I I — - - 1. ... -, . .. a '11~_ , re a res - - - " I - -1 ______ I ~ 41~ ~` ~ . — - _-c- r, * I - - - r bLA ~__M -- --_ ________ EtIPPI F,16, HE AHI AWAY "; _ ' _________________ i! . IWW14" / .L1 MORE INVrATIONS1 AT Li1AIES CP FROM_LiB'ARIE) FOM COAST '1 I __ I •.. -_-._ . ) .. / _/ T, / , - # AJffR- C,VfW~ ____/ -' 8i -\ , . .__ ._; 1. ,-, . -___:_,;,.~ I .- , "- - an or i_ .: =:_ -_ I re-1--;-____. ~Z~------------_~ ~-_-_----~-_ -_-_ ' 4 1 •_- ,,, .-Cz, I I . . 1,.) i I t4!cFic1N11'J - 91 J .'Jb - — ( ( I? -- -, A (j I I qV . I. WORKN&FME' .' ____ r' - I p,,osr ij Th15 WHOLE 0 - bv Hsamd hi & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY .m_ ____ - ii h ,.. - ; it% , _ __ - \. '."'' , 1( . Aff-k- : 1 — _______ ." ,,, f ,, I ? p /' - THrRF5 /.5 /r, / I WISH 10 PIP YOU"SAYONW, - ' I - a ___ j-__-.'____ ' - / - _______- 'f ..iiY J. ___ N CMI STOR D., HIM I ~ill 7i - \ f C'JT , \ I SEEMS __ COULDVE iu(-. -. Th S AT HOME 1_:~_~f VONEY ) YvQ~ Z' :A. I I DONG WERE? 109 1 I '' r I I I — MONEY --= - 21--__. IN % BY Roger __________________ FUNNY BUSIN ES S ,. ,~- ~ ~ ~ CdhVE,PlZiNCS~) J i I I ;,- Chic Young LIXE WE -- "DIE! I ARE YW DOIN~G . by Garry Trudeau gUFO. _______ _____________ _______________ - ___________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents for students of Longwood ntter of fact, everything went when Sims presented the board tioned only he had attended any director of plant planning, the service In time for the ocdecision of last spring to raise jUCtvu t staff quite smoothly. with a letter from Dr. Jerry conferences on professional reported Sanlando Utilities Co., eupancy of the school, ten. to The board flsT. the capacity from 1,600 to 2,400. and Geneva elementary schools investigate e most efficient rhe Seminole Education Hart, an educational consultant negotiations, and then only two which would provide sewer an~ tatively set for the Jan. 2. The rationale of the earlier to St. Augustine. Association (SEA), refused who acted as the board's sesslor. However, even that is In and , conomica& method ° waterservice totheschool, was switch was explained as The board scheduled its recognition at last week's negotiator In the abortive Sims asked if any plans were not willing to accept the doubt Sims pointed out the Pr0'1 ngwater to the school providing individual schools reorganization meeting, to seat meeting reported the results of bargaining session last spring, made for other staff members amendment to the contract Woodlands contractor, Building site or firefighting purposes. with enrollments capable of the two newly elected members a inernbership politl(.al survey Hart offers to act again as th,- to attend the.~e slssior..j, an(' ,1I1,-,c!.-t,,(l litst %,i, tte~. ill %~111,11 Mover~, Inc.,(.1 Winter Park, is 'ITA- bo~ird tock no a(tion on supportirw, unpopular e!ective of the briaril, !,Trs. P;i t Tel,~,n, but were politely instructed b'y m-gotiatur for the board. Sinis Layer said not at the moment. the $44,000 for the connection again behind schedule, and Layer's recommendation to prograrns. The need for who defeatea Dr. St~ uart " Chairman Davie Sims that any made no recommendation, and Layer expressed confidence would be considered as part of probably will not meet the Nov. purchase five ac adjacent to reverting to the old standards, Culpepper, and E. C. Harper comments concerning the board took no action. that he has the "gist" ,of the purchase price or the utility 30 deadline for the completion Lake Brantley High School at a [Ayer and other staff members Jr., who unseated Mr s. Jean professional bargaining However the subject came up negotiating, based on his 8t- should the county decide to buy of the job. total cost of $0,500. But the explained, is to demonstrate to Bryant,, on Tuesday currently the subject of a a third time, when Sims asked tendance at the two meetings, the company. The amendment Sims said an inspection board approved the partial the Florida Education p.m. in the school district $0,000 lawsuit—were to be Superintendent William Layer much to the amusement of Sims was offered In an attempt to Wednesday showed the reclamation of swampland Department survey team, board room. The regularly handled by the board's at. what staff preparations were and several people in the avoid having the taxpayers pay adjoining the Seminole High scheduled to arrive in early scheduled board meeting will made for torney, Douglas Stenstrom. being the audience, for the service twice, once for prepared for movement to the School property. Both propert y December, the overcrowding follow and no meeting will be Stenstrorn told the SEA officers commencement of contract Another popular subject - the connection fee, and al,ain new site. Whereas the timetable increases , re int nded to that exists in the schools and lwld Wednesday, Nov. 20. ii -6 I 'F 0 " "Nerves are something like a Ita wires that people are full of... especially mothers! ) I __ . k present to have the group's talks with the teachers after the Woodiands Elementary for the purch.ase of the ciom- submitted to the contractor facilitate the physical the necessity, in the light of attorney contact him, and thait Jan. 1, 1975. as inandat d by School - In short order the pany. indicated the entire buildinr, education programs. growth projections, of at least was that, law. Layer replied none except board approved a $9,135 landThe board approved the would have been moved by this The board approved a policy two new schools, to be funded in There were no fireworks at But the subject of the development of a job scaping plan. contract anyway, upon the date, wtiichSi.ms said shows the c hange to classify the capacity 1*rt by the state. the Seminole County school negotiations came up again description for a staff recommendation of Kirk- contractor is at least two weeks of the district's high schools as Board meeting last night. As a during the two-hour meeting, negotiator. Layer later menThe board also approved field 1,600 pupils, reversing its Then D. F. Kirkpatrick, pa trick, in an effort to provide behind schedule. j'-----------'."- - . I rjjjj4 By SEAN CODE " 6 Tho 111(1411111, 11,1 1~-1,11 %%- esl North East South i Pass 24 [lass 3T Ilaks , ___ Lt.JJ j- Board Teachers Talk Via L a VVTers '.' TT c'.__ t- . 1) 67th Year, No. 68—Thursday, November 7, 1974 F. Ay","y'-y ], j sJ . r .. --------- -- iigIteti1d : DOONESBURY m r— 11 - - -- - I spades, two hearts and one each in diamonds and clubs. "How can I make nine You. South. hold tricks?" he asked himself. "I e, K 8 4 K 2 , Q 5 4 4A Q 5 .4 What do you do now had better lead a diamond from A-You can move right Into dummy and finesse the ten spot lflackwood. So bid four successfully." Twenty-eight points figures to TODAY S QIJF..STION be enough for game, but this 't(u bid four noirump and your time things did not look too partner shows to aces as exgood. Still he led the diamond I(d - What o you o now'! from dummy. East promptly '5 I . .---- 111veiii 91 I 60 won In dummy; led a diamond to his king and finessed successfully against West's nine of diamonds alter East produced that important jack. attackini, leads. Ile Counted seven winners - three in WRALV EO - IT 15 NRrJ, - COP5 WW 1 . : '. :Jf, , I 11 East led back a heart. South queen. West liked to make , . 1 C TO kkORK! UTWXT OKIKY90 I . 1 . South South Anayl7.ed the lead as fourth best— probably from the by At Saniom --I-----___-1 Opening lead - THE BORN LOSER . Herald Staff Writer ( / _____ f . ________\ I • i - ~ : L give him his contract against that second combination. lie 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Pass - . - 6. '' FA&I West North ' 'L . - '. G I, 'I $ I INM T14f C - -. ._. CZ, showing?" The doubleton aceJack was the mental answer. Now South made the play to - . ' - \ - '-: ' '1 - --' -: - NAIS t - -•' •-- 0 _______________ wouldn't be SOUT111 (D) 4AKQ V9643 + K 102 A3 [loth vulnerable 1 - r EAST J3 - - . by Dave Grouo NES; KE'S WELL, Or HE'S'ME VIEAH! M4E;M "NOT FAR, II IS'ME CASTLE Rfr IvM BRING ADAM R. SMIT14 WIL L F P4M ~B Et i WEARING GUARD CASTLE! TALK TO Him! I . 11' -1 , ",1 I : I ;( - hop up" One good reason would be that the ace was a singleton. In that case South would have no trouble getting two diamond there. tricks but the third one just Q1072 _______________________ . ALLEY OOP NOU SAY THIS EYPRESIDENT OF ADAM'R.SM" IS I WEST 11 / 6 ___________________-. --. _________ Ji stopped toththk. "Why did East M)RTII J 2 VAK + 864 48752 5 I ii iiTTf" ~ JA.NIF-S JACOBY J\ 2'? ! I IIJ (:•-•-4::: - . !I I ~ no -_ _By OSWALD and I --\ , (,'/'9j BRIDGE 4 - Turner by Dick CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY I'LL CrET ________ ------ entroy or flohl inflation? s*nd your idea to The Inflation r g't,q care of The Herald The btt be ta$ will receipt 1 . ~- �?A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-3A Savers Warned 0 _ Crooks In Area GOP WASHINGTON (AP) — Three moderate Republican senators say the GOP must broaden its base and offer spechic economic programs if it hopes to rebound from off-year election defeats that left its national strength at a 1O.year low, The statements from Sens. P. Weicker Jr. of Connecticut, Charles H. Percy of and Charles McC. Mathlas of Maryland came as President Ford and Senate DemoLowell Illinois Economic cratic Leader Mike Mansfield especially the crunching eco. pledged cooperation Wed. the Republican party," nomic problems, that confront neiiday despite a general cx:- Weicker declared. "They are us all." pectatton of conflict over not going to win any election Mathias. saying that he had economic programs. until they broaden the base of received support from blacks, Democratic leaders, mean- their party. Labor and ethnic In his while, gave every Indication Percy, sounding a bit like Uie re-election, said he intends to they will set their own agenda, presidential contender he hoped see that the national GOP "does headed by national health in. to be before Ford succeeded reach out" to such groups. suranee, tax reform and an ex- Richard M. Nixon, said, "The Turnout for this election was panded public service jobs pro- Republican party can rebound, the lightest for any year since gram, when the 94th Congress but only by developing a dis- at least 1946, with an unofficial meets in January. tinet sot of programs that rca- count showing 38 per cent of the "There Is an inherent weak- listically attack the problems, voting age population cast ness In the entire structure of __ - 7 ~~__ - ~. election ,- vlctcrles could swell the gains as high as six, to 64. In two other Senate races, one led by each party, the margin was less than 5,000 votes. And in too, five governorship the unofficial margin was less than 5,000. This was the standing: —Senate; Democrats cap. lured four Republican seats, In Florida, Colorado, Kentucky and Vermont, but trailed for one In Nevada they now hold. contests, Savers, Beware! some or all of his money, and There may be one more turn it over to the crook. person after your hard earned The victim is told the agent life savings — besides th e will mark the money, and regrocery store, gasoline dealer deposit it Later, in hopes of and the IRS agent, eventually catching the teller '(? He may be Captain Olson or wi th the marked money. The Special Agent West or any of an con man explains the bank infinite number of aliases. But usually offers a reward for there Is no doubt, according to citizens' cooperation in exSanford Police U. William posing a dishonest employe, Lykens, He is a crook, and he assures the victim's The old confidence game of money will be returned. "special agents" investigating The man takes the a dishonest bank teller is back "evidence," and, thanking the in town, Lykens said, honest citizen for his He explained earlier this coopera ti on in these times w hen week that one elderly Sanford people would rather not become resident was approached by involved, escapes. such an "investigator" and that Lykens said such an incident is reason enough for the local was successfully pulled oil a police to alert area residents, few months ago, and a local The confidence man contacts woman was taken for $1,500 or an innocent citizen who he has more. She never bothered to learned has a savings account, contact the police, convinced of He convinces the person his the true intentions of the thief, agency is unvetigatiug a l.ykeuus insisted anyone Pdishonest bank teller at the contacted by a person with this ba nk where the victim has his or a similar plan, notify the account. The "agent" per- police department imsuades the victim to withdraw medi ately. That left them with an assured largest total won by either par61 seats in the new Senate, the ty since 1938. llth straight under Democratic control. —Governors: Democrats captured nine, while losing —House: The net Democratic three to the Republicans and gains, exceeding pre-election fourth to an Independent, in forecasts, stood at 43, meaning Maine. Another Democrat the new House will have at least trailed, indicating the new 291 Democrats, Three races standing would be 36 remained undecided, The Democrats, 13 Republicans and Democratic total barely missed one independent, surpassing matching the 295 in Lyndon B. the 35 Democrats elected In Johnson's 1964 landslide, the 1958. - - - - _%Fj~ . - - __ _ - _. - - - -1. * r ~_ - -~ -_ -- ~__~!_-~- - I , ----'- 0 0 - BRIEF Canadians Propose Secession I)u king iiicd (iisi,iy to tar t t.uic v iting Iniitt u the iuiiuir. ence. process transition of the of _ _____ _____ - _____ corrected vote totals in state's government to a new i Bennett, 47, state Senate I- JIwr'Alaska's cliffhanger guber- administration, r' t._i_—.1.i.___ president, had a margin of natortal election, with more Docking, a Democrat who is around 5,000 votes over Miller. .... -QA returns still to be counted, Unofficial tabulations by the retiring after an M" With returns from of 434 four terms, sent a letter to his National Election Service precincts still to be tallied, in- Republican successor Wednes- were Bennett 386,513, Miller ___ _,,jj "s" cumbent Democratic Gov. Wil- day, congratulating Bennett on 382,044 IT Ram A Egan was leading the his victor) over Democratic Muller conceded defeat ItepuDilcan cnauenger, former Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and in. Wednesday afternoon. state Sen. Jay Hammond of Naknek, 38,069 votes to to the election Co ________ _ center. p'k! II!I U Election officials in Anchor. age said earlier figures which __ showed a higher total number of votes were erroneous, the restilt of a computer problem which caused some be counted twice. The error was WASHINGTON (AP) — The a big public servi ce Job prodetected Wednesday, they said. sweeping gains Democra ts gram are issues likely to be left The new totals reversed t Intricate sculptures made by ch ef Etlore Bertonl of the Nassau IS CALLED to a Congress where more l ead, sending Egan ahead of scored In Congress, Beach Hotel In th e Bahamas rarely leave observers cold, even 11 In the mean that sweeping solutions could ha ve H&mmO(L th ey are made of Ice. Bertoul spends se ve ral hours to Creak Ice the lawmakers will do little more suppor t. A FISH sculptures for specia l buffets requesting an unusual carving. Sta te Law provides for an m It was Increasingly doubtful automatic If the lame-d uck session that opens that Congress would conclude of victory Is less than onehaif of Nov. 18. action this year on the nomi1 per cent. Major decisions on economic nation of Nelson A. Rockefeller Meanwhile, voters In Ohm may not know officially until and socia l programs, most of as vice president. Christmas who their next gov. which had little Chance of The Senate may fi nish its e nactment this year In any ernor will be. case, are more likely than ever part, even though addi tional Wi th an unofficial Victory to be left to th hearings have been scheduled. e more I) margin of J ust over 10,000 votes cratic, In the House, where the liberal and for former Gov. James A. er Committee has not Congress that will convene ln Rhodes, incumbent Democratic January. begun hearings, it seemed like. Gov. John J. Gliligan Is entitled There will be a sthmg effort ly that the final vote would to a free recount, a nd the in the Senate to conclude action C011ie in 1975. recount is considered almost a this year on the foreign trade In the Congress that convenes WASHINGTON (AP) — Ad- "The challenge for 1976 is to strategy will be to get as much certainty, bill, which the House has in January, Democrats are ministration hopes that Presi- keep the spending side of the of its economic program asSecretary of State Ted W. passed and which was brought sured at least 291 House sea ts dent Ford can ba lance the fed- budget under control," said through the final weeks of th , e Brown said a recount may take to the verge of Senate approval re than two-thirds, wi th eral budget for the first time in Jones in an interview. "There is lame-duck 93rd Congress, In. until Christmas and could cost by a com prom ise on Soviet t races still unsettled. In seven years are fading last, a great risk of It getting out of eluding the 5 per ce nt Income the sta te as much as $200,000. emigration policies. Treasury Department offi cials hand." , they will ha ve at Senate surtax, which already has met Brown said he expects errors Some senators also have least 61 out of 100. believe. Anothe r key Treasury offi- wi th considerable sition the unofficial tall ies released promised to try to attach to any They chiefly blame the sag- cial, who did not want to early Wednesday. Those available House bill some President Ford and Demo. ging econmy, which they f eel quoted by name, agreed with Jones said the administration figures gave Rhodes, a ver si on of the tax on oil corncratic congressional leaders will reduce the revenues the Jones' assessment that a bal- feels the Ford tax program Republican, — 1,485, 977 votes; pany windfall proflts, which has exchanged post-election state. government would obtain In anced budget would be difficult which also Includes an Increase Gi lligan, 1,475,799 votes; and been stymied In the House. meids pledging ti corporate and individual in. to achieve, especially because In the Investment tax credit a nd Nancy Brown Lar, an inBut wi the nation's problems, de-ranging tax revlsolving come taxes. In addi tion, they of the sagging economy, tax exemptions for dividends on slon, a na tional health plan, bu t the record gave no assurexpect new spendi ng pressures In addition, this official said preferred stock — will stand a dependent, 97,502. In Kansas, Gov.-elect Robert strengthe ni ng of the unemploy- ance they will see eye to eye on from Congress to ease reces- Tuesday's election results, better chance of passage in F. Bennett and Gov. Robert mnent compensation system and the methods. sion and unemployment, which gave substantial gains to existing Congress. "My guess at the moment Is the De mocrats, means "we will that the revenue prospect for end up with an extremely liberIn a speech in Chicago fiscal 1976 makes it difficult to at 94th Congress. Wednesday night, Simon said, assire a balanced budget for "Congress will find it ex- in effect, that the existing Conthat year," said Sidney Jones, tremely difficult to resist big gress will be Irresponsible if It counselor to Treasury Secre- spending." fails to enact the Ford program tary Wi lliam E. Simon. The Ford administration promptly. I n.... I.Ia.it...,. uuIuu vI ,uuuu __________ I1u Associated Press State election officials have _______ -- -! ________ PORT HARDY, B.C. (AP) — Can an isolated island community which has long complained of neglect from British Columbia and Canadian officials find happiness as part of Alaska and the United Even the leader of the movement in the Mount Regional District admits he doesn't know, but he says he is anxious to try. Last month the District Board voted to the move to the governor of Alaska, naming Port Hardy Mayor Brian Kiaver as ambassador to the 49th state. Kiaver said Wednesday there had been no reply to the letter, mailed about two States? secessionist Waddington propose weeks ago. " -. - __ - '----:=- . unprecedented - _________ ', ______ _________ _________ ___________ according state 2 Pneumonia Hits Nixon LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Former President Richard M. Nixon is suffering from yet another medical - complication: a slight case of pneumonia In his partially collapsed right lung. Known as pnewnonitls, the condition was apparently not considered serious. Dr. John C. Lamgren said his patient is exhibiting over-all "slow but gradual Improvement" since his brush with death Last week following phlebitis surgery. -- I __ returns to .-:.•. ngressional Inaction E develop. Coexistence Gaining MOSCOW tAP) — Opening the annual Red Square Revolution, Defense Minister celebration of the said today that peaceful coexistence is Andrei Grechko gaining strength but the "forces of reaction and aggression" require an increase In Soviet might. The parade included tanks, and Intercontinental ballistic missiles, but no new weapons were Identified. Bolshevik defensive artillery Paper Mills Settle Bias Suit a lanced ud adi Hopes Container PEOPLE Frank Sinatra Bob Kennedy PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) — There Isn't a "For Sale" sign or the front lawn, but singer Frank Sinatra has put his estate on the market. For $1.75 million, a honieowner can have the mansion, five guest houses, a tennis court, two swimming pools, a 24.4cre whirlpool bath, sauna and heliport. Beverly Harrell CARSON CITY, Nev. (AP) — Brothel madam Beverly Harrell is "madder than a wet hen" Over ga lleged irregularities in vote counting that showed her losing in a state Assembly contest, officials "She's screaming, foul," Srt;r -- * _ of t;iti WIiLtni CHICAGO (AP) — Bob Kennedy, 41, Chicago television personality who was to have been roving correspondent for the projected new ABC-TV morning show, "AM America," died Wednesday of cancer. He had been with stations in Boston and Los Angeles before coming to WLS-TV in Chicago where he was host of the "Kennedy and Co." talk show and until recently "Kennedy at Night." 'snow What He Expected LOCUST, N.J. (AP) —Simai Kudirka came to the United States expecting to find his new country wracked by starvation , Thal. was what propaganda in the Soviet Union told him to expect, the 44-year-old Li thuanian seaman who was freed from a treason sen tence said Wednesda y, his first full day In the United States, He said he wanted some firsthand information, so he went shopping to see if there was a shortage of food and to find out w hether the qua li ty of food in this count ry was poor. "That certainly is not the case," said Kudirka, whose Soviet diet was such that 1k teeth began In rut. Nelson Rockefeller NE W YORK tAP; - Vice Nelson A. Rockefeller and his brothers gave $11.7 million to charity and pledged millions more in I373 President-designate I r . _. FLORIDA STATE BANK - prison --,=-- - = - FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD '- - Come Celebrate With Us Friday, Nov. 8th Kudirka said in an interview conducted through an interpreter that the Russia ns were stopped twice from killing him when he attempted to escape to the United Sta tes by boarding a U.S. Coast Guard cu tter from he •i I.',,.,I,.., Envoy Refreshments With Us In The Lobby All Day . ' Planning - ~ __ - . - - - = = e commission, _, on ___ " , , '' - : " - - 1-,~J), Is CALENDAR DOUBLE KNITS ~ -, II 58/60" 00 ' . fWYds., .. ' by Winter Springs VolunteerdFire Depts., 9 a.m. to S ..m., Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday at 436 and Fairfax Avenue. DeBary anElected To Volusia Council / CUTTING . .. ',/ ",--:~/, - 1 . J __, . . , .,- -J . I :"% . I " I I ! .;f"'___ . Annette J. Borg, Deltona George J. Sieh, Deltona ByFANNETIE EDWARDS county council session In Ruby Douglass, Deltona Like Brantley High School . DeLand lobbying for the needs Herald Correspondent Clyde L Shonyo, Enterprise Band Boo.ters,8 p.m., Band of the Deltona-DeBary William R. Martin, EnterRoom. Vote on charter NOV. 10 William Keller of DeBary, residents. prise amendment and fund raising Garage sale benefit Humane who was backed by the newly lie campaigned against the Elaine E. Von Hagel, events on agenda. Officers and Society of Seminole County, at formed Concerned Citizens of county's year-old municipal Kissimmee board meet at 7 p.m. Maitland Flea Market. Deltona-DeBary area, defeated service taxing district stating Rodney Clifton Hudson, Lake It Incumbent Volusia County was not legal and contended Mary NOV.3 Skating party sponsored by Councilman George V. Beck of that Sallie H Harris I on Ch the powers of the County Vola B. Sloan, Lake Mary Ph Rho of Beta Sigma Phi to New Smyrna Beach for DA 230 J).fl. a home the ta nager Thomas Kelly were Jam es L. Raulerson, Oviedo benefit Sky King Youth Ranch, District 5 Council Seat In too LIIrs. T.K. great. Harold Green, Port Orange nue)', iuciuuoiiu 1:30.3:30 tiAvenue, Sanford. Mrs. Z. City on or 4-6 p.m. at Ska te Tuesday's election. Dog Track Road. Skate Keller polled 4,307 to Beck's Holland, co-hostess. Speaker, rental extra. .... Door prizes 3,917 votes. This is the first time Roger Jargand, SiC drama Annual Teriyaki Steak the Deltona.Deflary area will : coach. Dinner, Fleet Reserve, 2-8 p.m. have a representative on the Trash Problems! NOV. 8-9 Volusia County Council. Downtown Art Show spon- NOV. 11 Although Keller has never sored by Sanford Merchants, 1. National Youth Appreciation run for political office before, Ito : Open to all artists. Week begins. Assembly, he has served as an officer or .,., Seminole High School Optimist president of the DeBary Public ' NOV 9 A A Pl Fr R - tanding e nd bake sale Club presents trophies to Affairs Council and for two :: :::: 'ellowship ball, Congregational outstanding seniors In fields of )ears has attended every Appliance Now, Build Christian Church, 2401 Park scholarship, leadership, music It In Later r'".. and athletics Ave. • Restaurant, 1742, Sanford. ... - f; \ -,' Hnvh'n compact .. _________ \ I' / ' / -_ I - AREA DEATHS Yellferclay'S high - it ROBERT AMALONE Survivors include his wile, Mrs. Marjorie Marston; Robert W Amalone, 91 of 219 daughter, Miss Debra C Sunnytown Rd., Casstlberry, Marstun, both of Casselberry, died Wednesday night at Baldwin McNamar Funeral Florida hospital Nor th. Born In Home, Alt,amone Springs, in Pennsylvania, he has lived in charge of arrangements. this area for many years and was a be f We tmhst r Presbyterian church of __________ an evn IlK IDi r,dvc.t Iraii tvm .. 51 lo* morning Si, . ' er - - aDIe, / 7 / of / III i$!.._....__ highs in the mid 70s lows in the low to mid SOS P4orthrcly WindS 10 to )S IS to tides cKch"Jonal 217s pm Ici- - - ==--=- ma.Im,am 1. T HOUSEWARES \ I Ii 1 \\1 i 1 J - ;. .- !r"-'---- "r. . I ______________1 :::: : - ,rn stanjr heavy vt bags. b15 ____________ -- =- spiai p'ast'c bags, piestc or no pouch Cw"rel Hingoi— •11•i, svt.b,M,dtw,,sn,q tgM -- or ten - - - ---=-= - - . :: . -, 'f 'I (17 ' . For $ 00 , j - ."4" :: ' _ _ . I ,-'..,' " intlVdes nd - .,#' ,"i..' YOUR C11flIr - T , J ' Rtmsible Dsv :: ,,d' ç . .. 1. - ,— _.1' .. -. - ' f:t •.•') ,c''r :•: I -. 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Req. 3.t$ . . - "-'"''- — - — _~ Aired R someone on HOSPITAL NOTES ..s = . _________________________ W EAT H E R Still groping with adjustment, he said he has to "find out what I'm going to do for a job, what my wife Is going to do for & Job, about school for my children and where we are going to live." _____ _____ - .. with one of the families whc worked for his release to th United States. Kudirka, Ith wife, two Childr en and mothem arrived Tuesday from Moscow, I ives T ___________ - - U.S. Isn't Exactly or F I , 1 In flS ICITfl ____ • ng on in .' - margin coopera 1J i oppo JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Two paper mills in Fernandina Beach, Fla., have agreed to give more jobs to blacks and women, settling a federal jobdlacrimlnatlai sit. U.S. District Judge Gerald B. TJoflat approved the settlement Wednesday In a suit filed last March by the U.S. Equal Opportunity Commission against Corp. of America and 10 labor-union locals. ----------------- - -. get . 16 Troops Feared Ii — COLD recount 1 g especially WASHINGTON (AP) — The chief coal industry negotiator in conntract talks with the United Mine Workers union says an agreement may be reached by this weekend to keep short &it expected nationwide miners strike. Guy Farmer, chief negotiator for the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, said he thought the two sIdes should be able to reach an accord 'in two or three days," provided no new snags _______ r1' . 'Ik 9~ If"'I .. I I . i, ,'1J ets State Fu i tiye House, could Coal Settlement Possible ~.%Irl, ! w Oviedo Police Check _________________________________ - __ "I saw a man about 10 feet CLEVEI.AND, Ohio AP — fl3. The gunfire lcft four away with a rock in his hand Two form er National Guards- students dead, eir and fir ed at him and the man men on trial in connection with .1 11 I Pierce and Shafer gave th / fell," the Pierce statement t 1, I th e 1970 Kent State University sta i r I tements to the FBI three said. "As he fell, the man apshootings say in statements , ." days after the shootings, which k peared to be hit. I saw another mitted in court that they shot climaxed (our days of demonmen advancing on them during stratlons by students protesting man with a rock in his hand and ___________ ________________________ — . . _________________________ a campus antiwar demonstra- United States military in- shot at turn but missed." JuJ _________ tion. Shafer's statement said stuvolvement in Cambodia. 1_ii'ii' dents be gan to surround the .146 .0 The statements were obn are among eight former guardsmen as the tr oops moved '.:".J Ii tamed by the FBI from James .. guardsmen charges with willthe hill. E. Pierce, ), of Amelia Island, fully assaultir.g and in—' Fla., and Lawrence A. Shafer, "The mood of the mob was S.uruft,rd optimists Delbert Abney, zecretary4reasurer, and Dale 28, of Ravenna, Ohio, and were timnidating the gunfire victims hostile and I felt I was In danCITY OBSERVES and others by firing in their di. Coppkk, chairman of youth acti vi ties, present Mayor Lee p pr esent ed by the prosecution geT," Shafer's statement said. rectlon a nd with depriving the Moore (right) with National Youth Appreciation Week cita tion Wednesday. YOUTH WEEK t "There was a man advancin, victims and others of their righ and poster. The mayor has proclaimed th e Youth Appreciation towards me with his hand t: freedom against loss of th ta In e s tements, th men of bo Week in Sanford for NOV. 11.17. raised in a gesture" arni said they believed they were in liberty without due process of other hand behind him, lie said danger. Pierce said he feared law, he believed the man was planhe "would not get out alive." th Pierce's statement said he nin g 1.0 injure " Three of the nine students "heard students yelling to kill hill." wou nded on May 4, 1970, during us," as the troops advanced up "I fired at the man because I a confrontation between a bill w here the shooting oc- felt I was in danger of attack The Sanford Zoning and of alcoholic beverages in clubs, Legion Post 53, 3506 Orlando guardsmen and demonstrators curred and that he felt then that from him," Shafer said in his Planning CommIssion is lodges and fraternal Drive(U.S. 17-92south); saleof were among the day's wit- "I would not get out alive." statement. scheduled to conduct three organization, after approval by beer and wine for off-premises Public hearings and to bear the city commission, in consumption, after approval by __________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ • • three conditional use requests multiple family residential, city at 1805 West at its 8 p.m. meeting tonight at office and institutional dIstricts 13th Street (southeast corner of 11 city ball. Sou thwest Road and West 13th Public hearing will be held S treet), and use of warehousing Consider a conditi onal use Checking on the Identification stolen pro perty after it was to:—Consider recommending in existing building at 1200 of a man found asleep in a determined the vehicle was that city commissioners amend request at 919 West First Street, Sou th French Avenue (ge neral Volkswagen in front of the Minit stolen from the parking lot of the zoning ordinance to permit a general commercial distri ct , commercial district). for sale of alcoholic beverages Market North Cntrn1 Hospital on ----- Avon,tø ......---s Fort Walton Beach Hosnital ,, 'J , A site Dian revision reoue.cttn I CUflSUJJIPUOfl. Nov. i. warrant has been gasoline in restricted corn. " today, 1' add lots to Carriage Cove . • .t issued by For t Walton Police mnercial districts. i ri officers Jack Conditional use requests to be Mobile Park, Old Orlando High413 East First St. unioru, Fla. Department with bond set at — Consider recommending heard Include: sale of alcoholic way, will be discussed. The Randy Blankenship d diiscovered $2,000. L zoning ordinance amendment be verages for on-premises request was tabled Oct. 17 for Prices Good Thursday, Nov. 7th We Will B. In addition Fischer is wanted to add onpremises consumption consumption at American further review by city staff. charges in other areas of the on criminal charges by Happy To sta te, Through Sunday Nov. 1 Dade Count)' Sheriff's Office on N.f d TM Mws i Donald Victor Fischer, 27, of a $1,500 bond and two counts of , 205 Shell Ave., Fort Walton violation of proba tion and by Zatistlsd With While Quantities Last P'" Beach was arrested and placed the Pinellas County Sheriff's in Seminole County Jail Office on two grand larceny charged with possession of charges. NOV. 6, 1974 Louis D. Rummel, DeBary Virginia K. Mercer, Lake Kathryn S. Starling, DeBary Mary ADMISSIONS 100'! Pol 0 1. Sanford: Walter W. Cooper, DeBary Mildred M. Thus, Lake Mary j'' Lena F. Lockley William H. Milenhausen, Lucy M. Brooke, Osteen 4/'.' Mary W. Douglas L)eBary , BIRTHS Alfred A. Roberts Emanuel N. Theodosakis, Mr. and Mrs. Michael . f .. 11,; -, Dan Hunter Deltona I 1 Wide Walraven, a boy, Sanford Katherine Rober Elizabeth C Olson, Deltona Mr. and Mrs Robert Markos, k', So simple to sew ,Sxh easy caret James C. Andtmon 4 John M. Hyder, Deltona a girl, Sanford NOV. 7 i//A lcoholics Anonymous Corn Olson Vincent O'Brien, Deltona CI.. pfl,muyosh* DISCHARGES Alcoholics Anonymous open Women's meeting, Holy Cross r1I N ,\\' ON, Kelshawn Hudson Elise M. Dyer, Deltona Sanford: '/, l:-'; meeting , Holy 'Cross Parish Parish House, 400 Magnolia yows.t Glenda Edwards Gloria L Spencer, Deltona Pamela J. Marrero-Garcia House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Ave., Sanford, 2 p.m. with Doubts Knit from j For Diane K. Markos Catherine Audas, Deltona Evelyn Bickford &Ylq1i!on tuft anforu, 8 p.m. j Oscar A. Goepel, DeBary Christmas Bazaar, Moravian Gertrude Swartz, Deltona Kathryn M. Burford '' ' So easy to ciii tori Mini Edward Heal)', DeBary Bre nda I. Wilkins, Lake Mary Basic Interior Design, 7-10 Church, 1-4 and SR 434, Betty J. Snyder to snl p.m., S.JC Adult Education Longwood, 10a.m., to 7 p.m. Nancy Our Reg. L97 Campus, BI. 15. Call Corn- Ham or turkey dinner, noon to 7 Billie Jo \l?1er ug / I mn1nU)r Services for reser_—'r John Fehn . I I FABRIC A. vat.ions. Dorothy Mae Kolbinskie, ______ NOV. 9-10 DeBary ." - ~ , wo-*"' Civitan International ~' - . - - 72N M1rIr[ . Vital--Senators ballots. Nearly complete re turns showed Democrats fell short of their predicted preelection gains by the narrowest of margins, especially In the Senate, where Republicans led three Senate races by a total of less than 1,300 votes. GOP victories In all three — North Dakota, New Hampshire and Nevada — would keep the net Democratic Senate gain to three, from 58to61. Democratic groups -_ _ - - - _ - IN Plan __ '' GoLd en T — .7/8 Bu. Laundry Baet 'Cutlery Tray .14 01 Utility Tub •i1()lffl Colander .10 Qt. Dish Pan MOTOR OIL Our Reg. 39c Qts. For $10o — ________ ______ �---..--. - - -- - . . - - -------- Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FLORIDA Bar g ainin g Law D elay Threatened Thursday, Nov. 7,1974— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . — TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) The legal threat came on the should be included in negotla- Charles Freeman and other come to Tallahassee "to sit Before the Wednesday meet- Florida's new Publi c Em- first day of the comission's fi- tions, the size of negoti ating commissioners by threatening here and be intimidated by ing began, Pat Tornillo Jr., ploye Relation, Comnritiulon nal hearing on 65 pages of pro units and methods of bargain. legal action to force more hear- threats of suits of is th kind." chairman of the Florida Public may find its effor ts to enact posals designed to speed imple. ing. ings. Alley, explaining why he Employes Council, said he rules putti ng the new collective mentation of the law.The hoarThe commission was to adopt "If you want to sue us, please wanted more hearings than the hoped the 65 pages of rules bargaining law Into effect ing continues today. the proposed rules as hearings do so," Free man said. "That's series already held around the wouldn't cause the commission blocked by a court challenge, were completed on each of the your right." But he said he re- state, said he did not like to be to lose sight of the law's pur. The law, passed by th John.Edward Alley, an attor. e 1974 10 sections, sented the threat, forced to quickly snmnarize w pose. ney for a group of public em- legislature, gives city, county Alley, an att or William ney with a Rose firm of Oldsmar said his clien ' p ition on each ts os "I'm afraid they will adopt and s te employcs the right to ta ployers, threatened the fivethat has offices in Miami, he, too, resented the threat and rule, too many rules so as to prevent member commission Wednes- organize into unions. Parts of it Orlando and Tampa and repre. accu cu se d A ll ey of " ma king an Freeman accused Alley and t he basic purpose of the Law c July 1. day with legal action to keep it became effective sents public employers such as effort to scuttle the sta tute." his firm of "making inordinate to allow people to sit down and from making rules implementProposals being co nsidered cities and school boards, oh- Joseph Brandschain of West demands on the time of the bargain," Tornillo said in an in. ing the comple te law on Jan. 1. now cover such things as who viously irritated chairman Palm Beach said he did not PEHC sta ff." tervic Alley sa id he wanted the IN BRIEF Evening Ilemid 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 33%M-2611 or 831-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIKENS, Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Bureaucracy Not Always Wrong--But JACK ANDERSON - Dickinson Has Heart Spasms TAIJ.AHASSEI, Fla. (All) Physicians have discovered "abnormal spasms" in Comptroller Fred 0. Dickinson's heart but have not determined the extent of any damage, Dickinson's wife says. Mrs. Dickinson said Wednesday the heart spasms were discovered by doctors at the Ochsner Clinic in New U.S. Postal Service Disaster Area - Washington—A new Postal Service, which was "Ted" Kaissen, the postmaster general, whose Klassen and his cohorts, meanwhile, deserve just about everything it requested at the last supposed to put the mails on the businesslike stewardship of the Postal Service has been a the Watergate award for the best coverup of the bargaining session with Klassen. The union boss, bas, vvas established on ,• 1, 1972. lity of management mistakes and personil year. Two associates, for example, pressured a Francis Filbey, put out a poisonous press release Ty, mail service has declined; thousands of Wecadillos. postal employe into clamming up before a calling the Wilson subcommittee members local post offices have been closed; twice-daily scheduled FBI interview. "jackals" and an unnamed columnist a "pygmy A gruff, towering man with a blunt charm deliveries have been abandoned; Saturday Ktassen considers himself a fighter. He is The two heavies told the employe, according to Journalist." service has been cut; carrier routes have been determined to battle for his personal career, a notarized statement submitted to the FBI, that While postal pay has gone up, It should be ad. consolidated; and special services have been despite the adverse impact it will have on mail "the people up front were plenty sick and tired of trimmed. all this adverse publicity, especially that being ded, Kiassen's cutbacks in the labor force have service. caused hardships. Many workers now have to The new "managed mail" system has actually generated by disgruntled employes." If he made any "dumb moves," the postal P(1t in long hours of overtime to move the mails. lengthened the delivery time In many areas. In a series of columns, we have detailed how Indeed, the postal Service has refused to deliver Klassen dealt out contracts to his friends, Im- employes was warned, he would be "eased out of Filbey to!d my associate Jack Cloherty that he the mall to some new suburban developments, proved his lifestyle at public expense, padded the the postal service" and it would be made did not, in Kjassen's behalf, ask Rep. Wilson to Every day brings more complaints of mail payroll with his cronies and accepted a fee from tually Impossible" for him to land a comparable delay the postal hearings. But we have been misdirected or lost. And postal moral Is also at a postal contractor. new Job informed by unimpeachable sources that Filbcy, anal.tuiie low. The pisttiiastcr general also pulled every wire As a result, the Fill is uivctigating hether indeed, did contact Wilson. Yet the price of mailing letters has rivaled the the fee constituted an illegal kickback and a he could lay his hands on to postpone the price of oil on the inflationary index, rising 67 pet congressional subcommittee is taking sworn congressional hearings. He called represenIn the days of the Pony Express, it took four cent. This year's postal deficit, nevertheless, is testimony on some of the contracting boon- tatives, senators, businessmen and labor leaders days to move a letter from coast to coast. Today, $500 million, and another $500 million deficit is dogges. in an attempt to bring pressure on Rep. Charles ioo years and $100 billion later, it often still takes expected next year. Yet Klassen stubbornly refuese to step aside Wilson, D-cCalif., to call off or at least delay the four days. With new leadership and some The Postal Service has asked Congress for still The Postal Service today Is much like the White hearings, structural changes, the Postal Service may another $44 million to make up lost revenue, House in the Last days of Richard Nixon. The But the pressure backfired, and the tough eventually be able to outperform the Pony hith the wage-price freeze caused by delaying public business takes second place to defending Wilson proceeded to put many postal higherups Express. a postal rate increase. The way things are going, the boss. Decisions are delayed and programs and contractors under oath. He found that the 25-cent stamp Is only a few years away. are postponed. Klassen had been less than candid In his public Footnote: Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., a perThe man largely responsible for the postal A fatalistic air stultifies postal headquarters. denials of our stories. sonal friend of Klasen's, has asked hum to problems, however, is determined to hang onto And insiders tell us that moral In the field has The postmaster general struck back through resign. Other members of the House Postal his job, come hell or high water. He is Elmer never been lower, the American Postal Workers Union, which got Committee are preparing to join the call. Orleans. In a news release distributed by I - Dickinson's office in Tallahassee, Mrs. Dickinson said "tests taken of Dickinson's heart this morning revealed the abnormal condition but that they do not yet know the extent of the damage." Is commission to hold more in. depth hearings on the proposed ru les. Indictment Dismissal Appeal TALLAHASSEE, Flu. AI in nrrinr en nv.n.lIn ;AI:wIV IN Rate Hike &,., .t WtJLIUII UI LIW said of the motion, In throwing out the Christian indictments Tuesday, the appeals court said In one opinion that special prosecutor T. Edward Austin and his assistants acted improperly by being together in the grand jury room while Christian was being questioned. MIAMI (AP) I ORLANDO, Ha. rAP i Despite his claim that he set up by the rival Pagans, a member of the Outlaws motorcycle gang has been sentenced to life in prison for - , Poor Roads JA RAY CROMLEY - We Fight But Don t Know Enemy _______ __ Factor In , ______ Food Prices ___ ______________ WASHINGTON — (NEA) — It grows increastngly dangerous to walk the streets at night. Officials wring their hands and ask for more police, patrol cars and communications equipment But they don't study the criminal, and as any businessman can tell you, a firm which don't know its market is In trouble. L Bits and pieces of data now accumulated inWE dicate the average criminal Is at least supertIdally different from his neighbor. A census study of the 140,000 men and women in local jails nationwide reveals that a fourth had no more than an eighth grade education; 40 per cent had extra gasoline is figured Into the selling price of not completed high school Hall had never what he carries, married; another quarter had no spouse because Multiply this by the tens of thousands across _____ of separation, divorce or death. Also, 40 per cent the country and inadequate roads can have a were unemployed when arrested; 30 per cent had real effect on your grocery bill, says The Road been unemployed for more than a year. Close to Information Program (TRIP), a highway. half had been earning less than $2,000 a year. When Congress returns to Washington it should override oriented research and information group based Nearly three out of every four sentenced Inmates O President Ford's veto of a bill amending the Freedom of In. in Washington, D.C. had already served a term before. formation Act. The railroads have abandoned about 40,000 These men and women were losers and The most Important amendment would give the courts the miles of track since 1938, TRIP notes, and have ___ repeaters. It does no good for self-appotqted right to review in private the government's reasons for stain, proposed dropping another 7,000 miles, mostly in moralists to beat their breasts and blame society ping "secret" on documents and see 11 those reasons hold up, rural areas. This increases the burden on ex_____________________________________ or for hard liners to talk of a criminal class. according to law. isting roads for trucking food to market. Already 7' _____________ Whatever the cause, these men and women are Congress thought it was giving judges the right of review In trucks handle about 75 percent of all food pro:j,ir here. If we are to check the growth of crime we such cases in 1967, when it passed the original act. But the U.S. ducts. have got to put more effort Into finding why so Supreme Court ruled In 1973 that the judicial branch had to Yet the Federal Highway Administration many are school dropouts, why so few ap. accept the word of the executive departments that material considers more than a third of America's rural parently have lasting attachments to other classified "secret" was properly classified, roads — a total of 1.2 million miles — to be people (only half have dependents of any type) The vetoed amendments authorizing Judicial review of "Intolerable" because of ruts, bumps, PItChES and why so many are unemployed and earn so clslflcaUon decisions were approved by votes of 3684 In the and potholes. little when they do work. There are glib answers House and 64.17 In the Senate. Not only th but about one out of every six of L. RYAN to these questions but little data. The President, under strong pressure from scene federal the country's 560,000 bridges is dangerous, Until we understand these matters we can lock agencies, argued the bill would mean the courts would be Sen. Jennings Randolph(D.W.Va.), chairman of up lawbreakers when we catch them (which Is allowed to make decisions Insensitive and complex areas where the Senate Public Works Committee. infrequent) and they will serve mostly short they have no expertise - jet'pardizing diplomatic and military doesn't mean they will fall down tomorrow. It merican Peace Effort secrets. sentences (through plea bargaining) and come does mean that they are not safe for the loads out to steal, extort or attack again. We have confidence, by and large, in the ability of federal they are carrying. judges to render fair and reasonable decisions even In technical How many are sick, either mentally or What's the answer? According to TRIP, a Jo areas requiring therm to consider the testimony of expert wit- concerted, sustained effort to repair and physically? How many are alcoholics or dope it nesse addicts and why? How many are so unintelligent strengthen our country roads and bridges. The We know that the secrecy stamp has often been misused to alternative is even higher food and road repair they are unable to handle life's ordinary probAmerican peace efforts In the Middle East Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger now has lems? And how many have never had a chance prevent official embarrassmert and hide governmental in the future, have been jolted by th e Arab summit decisions at some new problems he didn't need and the going and c mistakes or misdoings wider the guise of na tional security. ould be ansform ed into honest citizens Rabat. But while this has revived talk of a new Is likely to be tough. But it would seem that this with sympathytrand The arbitrary, unreviewed executive power to keep public coaching? We don't know. Most of us would like to be able to go south for round of war as a distinct possibility, the outlook was as good a time as any for Moscow to matters secret is inconsistent with the public knowledge that Is the winter but not as far south as a certain band isn't necessarily There have been a few successful experiments all that black. demonstrate its genuine Interest In a peaceful under which some first offenders have been essentiI for effective self-government in a democracy. of U.S. Navy men and women. The Navy people What can be done to avert the threat? After the world, freed without trial If they made good in superThe danger hem is that the people wW be told too little, not are part of Operation Deep Freeze IV5, the code Morocco summit, some observers are persuaded too much. Because the Arab leaders unanimously vised programs. About 42 per cent of the name for the Navy's nonmilitary logistics to speculate that perhaps the time has come fora recognized the Palestine Liberation Organ- jailswork In the census study were experimenting support of America's scientific efforts In put up or shut up challenge to the Soviet Union's Ization as the only representative of the with work-release programs involving Antarctica. per policy of detente. Pales'lnlans, it's doubtful whether there can be * cent of those sentenced. Nearly halfeight the jails For the 25th consecutive year, a special group The argument is that there are only two Geneva conference on a Middle East settlement were nibbling at weekend sentencing; 900 In. of trained volunteers will spend five months in alternatives: a new Arab-Israeli war with the The Arabs say Jordan can still negotiate, but mates were involved nationwide. the world's southernmost and coldest continent concomitant disaster It could mean to the in- things are different now. Hussein would be doing These experiments are on the right track. (even in its swnmer, which is our winter). A dustrialized world or continued reliance on so with the PLO, the Syrians and others looking They aim at finding out on a limited scale what total o(625 men and women, primarily Navy but diplomacy, over his shoulder, none of them his friends, will work and what won't. with elements from the Air Force, Coast Guard and Army, are Involved In this year's Deep Freeze activities on the "Great White Continent," i heck of a good suggestion to the politicians., now The calendar indicated Oct. 28 Veteran's Day. Come The first Operation Deep ereeu was In 1955 that the election is over, would you please ether put your to think of it, there weren't too many flags visible oti that when, in preparation for the 1957.58 International coats back on or else get rid of the idea that you'll be more day, either. Geophysical Year, the Navy was assigned the ntiued if you tontinue posing ith th e jacket draping --— -------------------------------ilowtvcr. here's vciiir II It ..... CASE B-lU: Norman T., aged 3$, is an Industrial psychologist, "Dr. Crane," be began, "we made a survey of 342 women employes in one of Our plants. "For with all this furore about the ERA (Equal Rights Amendment), we figured we , should take a poll as to whether the women preferred to work for a woman supervisor or a man. "And we found that over 80 per cent of the girls and women flatly stated they'd rather have a man as their boss. "So, IT list some of the most frequently cited reasons In order that you can pass them I along to your millions of readers." Norman then summarized the views of those 80 per cent as follows: - 1 The Great DIscover Women employers are more petty and picayune about details, whereas men stick to the major issues, There's a little more WILLIAM Florida Pow. said. The PSC has scheduled hearings on FP&L's total request man he imprisoned, Ph. D., M.D. ' Secrecy Stamp starting Nov. 12 in West Palm Beach. The utility cited a decline in earnings and recent cancellation of major financing plans as its reason for needing an inter- im hike. "We are distressed and concerned about the difficult ceonomic pressures our customers already face with today's in. flation which are the very and hard work has won her higher status with the cornpony, realizes that a cute 20year-old stenographer may then marry the head of the firm! - same problems confronting our company," FP&L vlcc presi. dent John Hudiburg said In a news release. "At the same time, we are concerned about our responsibility to the millions of people who rely on FP&L for necessary electric service. In order to reduce the adverse effect of our present financial situation on our ability to serve customers, it is regrettable but necessary to request immediate reBe(." Hudiburg pointed out that in 1971 the PSC decided a fair - their headaches and other medical or social problems. And if they are having trouble with their sweethearts or husbands, the male employer may offer them a wider perspective by giving them the minimum rate-of-return for FP&L was 8.57 per cent, based male viewpoint. on 1972 operating conditions, protests Despite the of lie said the utility's rate of Women's Libbers to the contrary, this survey is fairly return has dropped to 6.98 per typical of the opinions of cent. The interim hike would mean women, If they can vote a return of about 8.57 per cent, anonymously. REPLACE YOUR OLD DISHWASHER NOW happier to be associated with a man even for thus the eight working hours at the BERRY'S WORLD " are dated by the latter. 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Matching electric dryer features 3 temperature settings and fl Special permanent press setting Pr'iu-ci,,n ,.,nn', e ra - Save 25 : office, store or factory. Women employers overly magnify the importance of their supervisory position and tend to "Pull rank" on their female employes, Older women bosses also are more inclined to be Jealous of younger girl employes, especially if the latter are at. tractive to men In the firm, or Reg. $289. 16 cu it frost free tc,p mount features a Power Economizer to help you save energy in dry Reg. 44.99, Sale 33.74. 'double Mtchert*id - and speed combinations and soak cycle Water level selection bleach funnel, self-cleaning ring filter 4 fabric wash programs for popular fabrics. 8.50 a month' - male employer much as a substitute father or husband. Lacking a man In their house, they feel a little more secure Sale 259 Reg. 219.95. Sale $189. Automatic washer with 3 wash'spin 600 watt rotary dimmer adjusts Y010 iqtil. Uses less energy than alight switch Simple to instali A pprOvc'd by Ur1c1pr%-r fe working for a male boss, even though the woman is happily married. Widows and older spinster workers also lean upon the lted By Arab Summ Sale 318 pair - From early childhood, girls have been accustomed to "looking up" to their brothers fathers and other mak relatives. So they respond naturally to having an employer who is taller and with a deeper voice than that of the usual woman. They can impose more readily on a male boss as by romantic stimulation when A Around the By GEORGE W. CRANE ----_----_..... //15 WIN(to . Almond, Women Don't Like Hav I ng Woman Boss ' ___ the unlawful Imprisonment of a Pagan. Ralph "Lucifer" Yannotta of Fort Lauderdale, 34, also was sentenced Wednesday by Orange County Circuit Judge Peter deManlo to 15 years for robbing Stephen • - er & Light Co. has asked for an immediate $69-million rate hike that would raise the average home owner's bill $2.25 a month for every 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity. FP&L, spokesman Tony Bothwell said Wednesday that the request to the Public Service Commission was for an interim hike that would be a portion of a $143-million request made in August. If approved by the PSC, the interim hike would take effect pending final PSC action on the total rate increases, Bothwell Cycle Gang Member Gets Life 4. I Immediate sues by the Supreme Court," Asst. Atty. Gen. Ray Murky 0 - -- - Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin Appeal asking it to send its two opinions up to the high court for in: !te review. thic - - former Education commissioner Floyd Christian. Slievin, calling the issue ('rio of great public interest, filed a itiotitu Viednt-d;, ) itli the lt 1)istrict Court of "We 'l:, - FPL Asks wants a state appeals court to quickly send the Florida Supreme Court its orders dismissing the indictments of '' Government bureaucracy is a favorite whipping boy of politicians and editorial writers, The criticism is frequently unjustified and in their more lucid moments even its harshest critics admit that those faceless bureaucrats are the people who keep government functioning while politicians are out-on-the-stump blasting the bureaucracy. Sometimes, though, one can't help but wonder. Why? Well, try this on for size. It is an Associated Press dispatch out of Seattle, Wash., word for word and presented without editorial comment: "SEATTLE (AP) — After it cost taxpayers at least $1,000 in court costs, the city apparently is conceding defeat in a battle over a $5 traffic ticket. DON OAKLEY "The case began over a year ago when Gordon Grimlund was cited by police for going through a stop sign. Grimlund said he was innocent, and went to trial in Municipal Court. "He lost the battle, but appealed the conviction to Superior Court. A 12-member jury was empaneled to hear the criminal case last May. paneled "A unanimous verdict was required. But the jury, after nine hours of deliberation voted 7 to 5 to acquit. "The city then called for another 12-member jury to be empaneled. "Brief — and now familiar — testimony was Tired of being told of spring flood here, ur given by Grimlund and arresting officers. The j y summer drought there and fall frost somewhere retired and several hours later reported the ver- else have wiped out this or that crop and that the family food bill Is going up, up, up? dict: 9 to 3 for acquittal. Well, try this one on as a reason for increasing "To forestall another trial, another jury and food prices: The deterioration of the nation's further expenditures, Superior Court Judge Frank roadges. Eberharter suggested the charges be dismissed, The price you pay for beans or beef or anything providing Grimlund maintains a clean traffic else has transcrtaUon costs cranked Into it. If record for three months. bad roads wear down a farmer's or a hauler's "The city agreed and drafted such ,a court truck, or a dangerous bridge forces him to take a extensive the cost of the repairs or the order, which Eberharter is scheduled to nsign." - Grinds up any food waste And there's hardly a jam tha cant be ended by prossinç the Wham Jam Broakoi button. This exclusive. soliC ___ ii �- 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 DRe L. . LAMB t aue Clots in Lung? Wha C 10StatemBy=State U.S. Can't Feed The World Anymore By The Associated l'iess Mills, D, chairman of the HOUSC Here is a state-by-state run. Ways and Means Committee, down of the races for governor, defeated Judy Petty, R, a U.S. senator and some other former aide to the late Gov, key races In Tuesday's gederal Winthrop Rockefeller, for the election. 2nd District seat, A general outlook for eachCALIFORNIA race, based on polls and the Governor: Secretary of State .views of political observers, is Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown Jr., Included: D. defeated State Controller ALABAMA llousts'i 1, Flournoy, B, for seat Governor: Incumbent George of retiring Ronald Reagan, B. C. Wallace, D, defeated real Cs. Senate: Incumbent Alan — . — ' — - CREST OR manager of George McGovern, Stevenson IN, D, defeated G.M. defeated incumbent Peter Do. Burdjtt, R, lawyer and former state legislator. nitnick, B. INDIANA CONNECTICUT Senate: Incumbent Birch Governor: U.S. Rep. Ella ARIZONA Bayh, D, defeated Richard I.u( virnir Haul Castro, I), Grasso, fl defeated US. r, It, mayor of lndianapuhs. former U.S. ambassador to ho- Hubert II. Steele, It IOWA Senate: Incumbent Abraham livia and El Salvador, won a Governor: Incumbent Robert tight race with businessman Ribicoff, D, defeated three op. Ray, B, defeated State Sen. Russell Williams, B, with 99 per ponents, including James H. James Schaben, D. Brannen III, B, an airline pilot. cent of the votes counted. Senate: U.S. Rep. John C. FLORIDA Senate: Incumbent Barry Culver, D, defeated State Rep. Governor: Incumbent Goldwater, B, defeated Jona. David Stanley, B, for seat of than Marshall, D, a Scottsdale Reuben Askew, D, defeated retiring Harold Hughes, D. lawyer Jerry Thomas, B. newspaper publisher. KANSAS Senate: Former Secretary of ARKANSAS Governor: Atty. Gen. Vern Governor: Former U.S. Rep. State Richard Stone, D, de- liller, D, was in a tight race David Pryor, D, defeated col- feated Jack Eckerd, R, million- rith State Senate President lege teacher Kenneth Coon, B. aire drug store chain owner. GEORGIA Senate: Gov. Dale Bumpers, Governor: State Rep. George 1), defeated banker John H. "h1uuuUF/ Busbee, 0, defeated Ronnie Jones, H. Thompson, B, mayor of Macon. House: Incumbent Wilbur D. n. . I. G"L EEM — r TITY -. '—PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER— HWY. 1792 AT 27th ST. Next To A&P Friday, November 8,' 1974 For - - By CARROLL RIGIJIER - - sometimes known uaworld , provides that every GENERAL TENDENCIES: Ina.m.,workoutdetallsofplan food bank country should Insure itself soit will be easy w put in effect. Unffln1ght,you have some bloc ks In gaining alms, so use bed judgment to prevent trouble. Evening against hunger by maintaining an agreed minimurn level of then is excellent for achieving almost anything you wish. ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Start early on all those food stocks. An additional would be set aside for fascinating duties ahead of you so they're completed by 5 p.m. quuz disaster relief and a third Th en you can be with family. reserve would be kept to feed TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) improve your appearance early. Pay Indebtedness. Patch up any torn frierulships so you can the hard. core huWy. rw food a systen enjoy social life In Pm. obviously cadalm an element GEMIM (May 21 to Jum V) impme sitution at home of aid; the ridw countries win early. Steer clear of an irate partner. Entertain at home In p.m. have to help pay for building up Listen to suggestions of kin. • 's - . . -. ii Jul 'a POT Bakes, Stews Warms, peep Fries ' - 88 UMC- 1?YQ MFG LIST 4595 .i. "" ' V M / TODA Y -- • A £ a --. EAU DE CO1IOGNE - .. ANKLE HIGH I REG300 199 JL3' 100 K D K A INSTAMATIC 10 GIFT SET MFGS TODDLER' FULL QUART AMPERS' LISTERINE Am P I UTH BOX OF Oil LIST Forced Air Wall Furnace Clean 9 Economical Safe WASH 18 9 f amWOO~x (J 4 MAROC WILLIAMS 32218)2 MARILYN OARLANTI 134-9212 Altamonte Springs , .ELWv SHIRLEY MILLET t134-9212 Forest City APFIVffff - I MRS. DONALD OELL 322.1112 Casselberry.Winier Springs GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Uteratureandor-Fru Survey AfAnKSANCAMMOMW Ph. b. C4 (KS) 1313610 Salo.—fngln..rIne—Sarvk.—Porf I no HILDA RICHMOND 514-3167 Deltona - . IIP'I Not quite, Bill! What you really nced is a storage owvaing and you'll save at I tell you, George, my car Is rotting away! g Zayre! They've got sheds at savings and lots of garden equipment to fill them... all at low prlc.s! — free access to work for EEC willing to accept a proposition nationals within the Nine, that would have had all those Britain also allows free entry to effects, and that six of Commonwealth citizens but cantons were prepared to give only provided they have one 1140 per cent or more of their parent born in the United vote. Kindgom. Britain welcomes Those six cantons tell a good doctors, dentists and nurses deal about the Swiss reaction without restriction but Unagainst Uebejfremdun, "over, skilled laborers are virtually foreignizatlon." They are all barred except to work In hotels German-Swiss, as distinct from and catering trades and in French-Swiss or Italian-Swiss. domestic service. Only 25,000 Most of them have a strong work permits of all kinds are sense of belonging to the "old" expected to be granted this year Switzerland which created the compared with 67,000 In 1971. country's power and in. Australia, where Im- Sanford •• P1"II puIIPP p1U NORTH DAKOTA Senate: Former Gov. William L. Guy, 1), defeated Incumbent Milton B. Young, B, and two other candidates. OHIO Governor: Former Gov. James A Ithodes, B, narrowly WISCONSIN defeated incumbent John j Governor: it m umbent Gilligan, D. Patrick J. Lucey, D, defeated Senate: John Glenn, D, the wife. William D. Dyke, B, former SOUTH DAKOTA Madison mayor. former astronaut, defeated Governor: Incumbent RichRalph Perk, R, mayor of CleveSenate: Incumbent Gaylord ard F. Kneip, D, defeated John Nelson, D, defeated State Sen. land. E. Olson, B, businessman and Thomas Petri, R. OKLAHOMA Governor: David C. Boren, 1), former state highway director. WYOMING a college professor, defeated Senate: Incumbent George Governor: Attorney Ed Jim Inhofe, B, a state senator. McGovern, D, defeated Leo K. Herschler, D, defeated Dick Senate: Incumbent Henry Thorsness, R, a former prison. Jones, R, a trucking company Beilmon, R, was In a tight race er of war, owner. dependence, and which other migration is both highly Lmcantons Joined later; and most portant and highly contentious, of them don't actually have gave up its legalized preference many foreigners. for Europeans in 1972. Now it The canton that gave the sets an overall limit each year ejection idea the highest vote, and judges individual ap. LIMRINC 881:, House: Incumbent Charles W. Sandman Jr., B, and Joseph J. Maraziti, B, key defenders of VERMONT Governor: Incumbent Thomas P. Salmon, D, defeated Wa]. ter Kennedy, B, a car dealer. Senate: Patrick J. Leahy, D, a county prosecutor, defeated Richard Mallary, R, a dairy farmer, for the seat or retiring George D. Aiken, R. WASHINGTON Senate: Incumbent Warren G. Magnuson, D, defeated State Sen. Jack Metcalf, B, and three other opponents — REG. 59c EACH - O COMPOUND. ' . Governor: Incumbent Meldrirn Thompson Jr., B, dolawyer fented Richard Leonard, D. Senate: Lawyer Louis C. Wyman, B, defeated lawyer John A. Durkin, D. NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA Governor: Incumbent Milton J. Shapp, D, dexeated Drew Lewis, B. Senate: U.S. Rep. Richard Schwelker, R, defeated Peter F. Flaherty, D, mayor of Pitt. sburgh. RHODE ISLAND Governor: Incumbent Philip W. Noel, D, defeated lawyer JaiThS W. Nugent, B. SOUTH CAROLINA Governor: State Sen. James B. Edwards, R1 defeated U.S. Rep, W. J. Bryan Doi-n. D. Senate: Incumbent Ernest F. Hollings, 1), defeated Gwenyfred Bush, R, a house- UTAH Senate: E.J. Garn, R, mayor of Salt Lake City, defeated U.S. Rep. Wayne Owens, D, for seat of retiring Wallace Bennett, B. where 'V not be obliged to get rid of year, Germany, France, Belgium Denmark and Holland something like a fifth of their have all declared a general ban total present population. on new work permits for nonFor the moment. Yet the EEC nationals, although each relief that the proposal has its own exceptions. organized by the National Ac All EEC member countries tIm party was handsomely re must subscribe to the cornjected conceals the fact that 34 munity rule of free travel and per cent of the voters were I LIST 2695 V A opted out of the rue, NEW HAMPSHIRE general. NORTH CAROLINA Senate: Former Ally. Gen. Robert Morgan, D, defeated William E. Stevens, B, for seat of retiring Sam J. Ervin Jr., D. Senate: Incumbent Robert Packwood, R, defeated lawyer Betty Robe rts, D. — 77 MFG LIST IASSACHUSEVIS Carey, D. defeated incumbent Malcolm Wilson, B. Senate: Incumbent Jacob K. Javits, B, defeated Ramsey Clark, D, former U.S. attorney with former COfIi'flafl Ed TENNESSEE Edmondson,D, with 90 per cent Governor: Businessman Ray Blanton, D, defeated lawyer of the vote counted. Lamar Alexander, R. OREGON Gover nor: Robert W. Straub, TEXAS D, a businessman, defeated rug Governor: Incumbent Dolph merchant Victor Attyeh, B for Briscoe, D, de1eat'd four other the seat of retiring Torn McCall, candidates, Including Jim R. Granberry, B, a dentist. -' CHATTER TILIPHONE v S Governor: Michael S. Dukakis, D, a former state legislator, defeated incumbent Francis W. Sargent, H. MICHIGAN Governor: Incumbent Wil. 11am Milliken, B, defeated formet State Sen. Sander Levin and seven other candidates. MINNESOTA Governor: Incumbent Wendeli Anderson, D, defeated sev- NEW MEXICO Governor: Jerry Apodaca, D, an insurance man, defeated rancher Joseph R. Skeen, R. NEW YORK Governor; U.S. Rep. Hugh - The latest immigration For the moment Swiss hotels regulations Imposed by the and restaurants will not be swiss government limit the '' stripped of Italian and Spanish number of new residents to waiters and chambermaids; 20,5W a year which means, the building industry will still allowing for deaths and have laborers, and hospitals cleaners; the econodepartures, a reduction of up to will have 20000 a year in the number of my will riot suffer the 10 per foreigners living in the ccntry. cent drop in output that one But Switzerland is not the only estimate forecast; and the cantons of Geneva and TICIflO, country that has started to non-Swiss abound, will lower the boom. During the post MASTER ' . . REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH — MIX. - - former President Richard M. Nixon during the House Judiciary Impeachment hearIn&s, both were defeated. pollutlonists who think that dirty industries are somehow GENEVA (LENS) The caused by all those foreigners. answer was a sensible Swiss Schwarenlach has on the one, after all, and by a hand, table a further proposal to ') somer margin than anyone reduce the number of outsiders expected. from the present 16 per cent of The fear that Switzerland was the country's total population to about to eject more than half of 12 per cent, He says he will the million-odd foreigners who force it to a vote If the govern. live In the country was dispelled ment doesn't take strong acti on when the electorate voted down to lower the ilgure. Next move the idea by a margin Of two to government's. SUNBEA FAMILY SCHOOL BUS ! Roasts, Steams, - rich to poor but from rich to Get advice from money wizard VIRGO l Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Improve your appearance In rich. As a system of formalized a.m. Don't irritate home ties, then you foresight, It is essentially a entertainment. Phn to gain personal aitns. IJBRM Sept. 1to Oct fl) You can get information quietly, confidentially, then put It to good use. Drive carefully. Today's activities color your future. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Talk over with good pal hw to handle annoying rituation. Don't commit yourself financially to m ore than you can afford. SGITFARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Morning Is fine to handle civic work, although you must guard against becoming confused later in day. Do charitable work In p.m. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Do something about all those ideas you have In a.m. Concentrate on the new for best results. Fun with friends in p.m. AQUARIUS iJan. 21 to Feb. 19) Avoid pal who likes to gossip, waste your time. Use hunches to Improve your lifestyle. Much happiness in p.m. with mate. PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Have more rapport with loved one in aim Reach fine agreement with associates. Avoid irate bigwigs. Enjoy cultural matters in p.m. IF YOUR CRUD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will be most intelligent and must learn early to think out a plan before proceeding with the ,,c*k, then the life becomes successful, since the fine mind is ever busy working angles, and the body Is very active. but only needs the right direction. Give the finest education possible also, and the right spiritual training. The fields 4 medidne or research are excellent, "The Stars inpel, they do not compel." What you make of your life is largely up to YOU! .weMeifJiS m.. a FISHER PRICE TOYS • SUPER - Robert Bennett, R, with % per en other candidates, Including cent of the votes counted businessman John W. Johnson, Senate: Incumbent Robert It. Dole, B, defeated U.S. Rep. Bill MISSOURI Roy, D. Se nate: Incumbent Thomas KENTUCKY F. Eagleton, D, defeated lawSenate: Gov. Wendell Ford, yer Thomas B. Curtis, B. D, defeated incumbent Mar'ow NEBRASKA W. Cook, B. Governor: Incumbent J. James Exon, D, defeated State LOUISIANA Senate: Incumbent Russell B. Sen. Richard Marvel, B. Long, D. had no opposition. NEVADA MAINE Governor: Incumbent Mike Governor: James B. Longley, O'Callaghan, D, defeated Sluran independent, defeated (ow' ley Crumpler, It, a realtor tax other candidates including for- consultant, merAtty. Gen. James S. Erwin, Senate: Former Gov. Paul B, and lawyer George J. 1t- i.axalt, I, was In a tight race chell, D. with U. Gov. Harry Reid, D, MARYLAND With 96 per cent of the vote Governor: Incubent Marvin counted, Mandel, D, defeated Louise State House: Beverley liarGore, a GOP national coni- rell, a brothel madam, appears mitteewornan. to have the edge over non Senate: Incumbent Charles Moody, a quiet 44-year-old McC. Mathias, B, defeated Bar- grandfather, for the state's 36th bar-a Mlkulskl, D, a Baltimore Assembly District seat. Both city councilwoman. are 1)*'mwrats, Republicans ByNEA-Lcdon Economist News Service S a MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Shop, then get an- stocks in poor countries, and noying duties out of the way. Tonight you become inspired to new they 'dill have to carry the fun c'.t of the special reserves. But aven ues of expression. Improve relationships. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 24 Improve financial structure earl, so the major shift in resources in. you feel secure by nightfall. Afternoon may bring social delays volved in the plan is not froui HEAT MODERN! '3 " S which was put forward a year ago by the Food and Agriculture Organization. This scheme, General Election Results Sensible The first, naturally enough, is world Of Swiss ,., Keep Door Ajar 5 OZ. TUBES susceptible of the simpler solu. program endorses the Idea of a position. Cranston, D, defeated three op.. IDAHO ponents, including State Sen. Governor: Incumbent Cecil H.L. Richardson, B. D. Andrus, D, defeated Lt. Gov. Jack M. Murphy, B. COLORADO crombie. Governor: Lawyer Richard Senate: Incumbent Frank ALASKA lp.m D, defeated incumbent Church, D, defeated attorney Governor: Incumbent WiI' 'John Vanderhoof, B. Robert L. Smith, H. ham Egan, D, was in a tight ILLINOIS Senate: Gary W. Hart, D, for. race with Jay Hammond, B, an Senate: Incumbent AdIaI E. mer presidential campaign environmentalist, with 55 per cent of the precincts counted, Senate: Incumbent Mike Gravel, D, defeated C.R. Lewis , B, a state senator. . ' -.- Senate:- Incumbent Herman Talmadge, D, defeated Jerry Johnson, B, a carpeting contractor. HAWAII Governor: George B. Anyoshi, D, will become the nation's first governor of Japanese ancestry with his victory over Randolph Crossley, B. Senate: Incumbent Daniel K. Inouye, D, won over token op- . SAVE M — ' Review Late man Elvin McCary, B. Senate: Incumbent James B. Allen, 1), defeated prohibitionist Alvin Aber- — HOROSCOPE Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Union and China do not accept means of relieving the The assumption behind Economist ByN If There is no doubt that India Americans of their sole plan is that the only way the increased to cover a third of the of on the rest they simply rely These are the best of tÜflCS responsibility for keeping the poor countries can overcome costs of development (it covers and Bangladesh, to take this and the worst Of times for world's grain reserves, and their chronic food shortages is only a tenth now), and unless year's hungriest countries, the world's production to solve ex- have the potential for their problems on an annual development DEAR DR. LAMB A rela- the Wood is all pumped from the coming to grips with the world's dividing it among all the by growing more themselves, these 100(1 problem. tire of mine was put in the boa- right heart to the lungs. The clot countries capable of paying And the only way they can grow penditur-es are doubled, food multiplying their food yields If he had not been on his way Daily reports of mass starsignificantly more is by In. production will not keep up with several times over. their way. pit.al complaining of a heavi. can't get through the lungs to go East when he said But where all the best-laid to the Middle ness on the left side of the chest, on to the left side of the heart vatlon In India and Bangladesh But the second proposal In vesting more in irrigation population growth. might have added that and she had numbness in her and out Into the arteries. Clots provide a chilling preview of Rome is where generosity works, credit facilities, fl!.. The alternative to this plans for growth and food banks that, he the problem will also fail to be and massive Increase In In. look like coming to grief is over production lingers and arm. After tests that cause strokes ColwflOrdy what could happen In other poor really comes in. The developed tilizer unless the oil producers were made of the heart, originate in the left side of the and populous countries If a countries will be asked to treble agricultural research. Most of vestment, designed to boost the the reluctance of the rich to ii. solved solution Is not found. But the their aid to agriculture in this money will have to come, average annual gro%lth rate of nance them. Henry Kissinger accept their share of the obligastomach and chest, the results heart and not in the veins, which the Rome con that the tlon showed she had blood clots in The clot in the lung is called a timing of the United Nations' developing countries from $1.5 83 it does now, from their own agricultural production by 1 per said earlier this monthreserves report estimates at half ference cent, would be a yearly food gap problem of world food her lungs. Can you explain how pulmonary embolism. It conference which Is meant to billion to at least $5 billion a pockets, extra aid. the cost of the But the conference draft of 85 million to 100 million tons will not be solved "If the Soviet this came about? We have resembles a heart attack, Just hammer out an International year over the next five years. food agreement in Rome this heard about getting blood clots as you have described It. month is also sadly mop. alter an operation but never doctors need tests, including a without a reason, heart tracing, blood tests and DEAR READER delegates of up to 100 Spon- sometimes special X-ray tests taneous occurrence Of blood to determine what the problem participating countries may ('lots is rather uncommon but it really is. Sudden onset of chest have read the disaster warA occurs. A person may develop a pain and breathlessness (often V1 but with food stocks well clot or inflammation of the extreme) are two common down all around the world few veins in the legs or even inthe features of a pulmonary em- Of them are likely to turn upina pelvic region, and the clot may beli.n selfless mood. jar VAse and pass Not that the proposals which Would heirt to the lungs. through the DEAR DR. LAMB ". the conference will belnviteiito you advise all adults not to Th c"vcr loos" Or lIPOUflt to Li give4iw.Iy " -'A drink mi lk? Is IL true that only goifl 0lungsIS the r-C8$ 16 W MEDC plan. They are intended to be doctors are usuall y very careful children need milk? You may precise1y 113e opposite: a w ith pa tient, w ho LW a co ,UI guess I Like mIlk and want to continue drinking It. My weight, scheme for generating selfthe leg ns or an in. blood pressure and cholesterol reliance, not only In today's flammation of are no problem. Please adise famine zones but among all the the ca ex-President Nixon . m ofb us, as we are a milk-drinking food-Importing nations which em can develop in This •q1 Cresf have tended to rely on group. I GLEEM111 active persons as well as tiac- Senior Citizen America's ,,b?ttomless breadDEAR READER I prefer live persons. It is more apt to basket t IIII um out when 0 cf occur In the legs if the venous that everyone get about a quart their own harvests fail. !" y i ts eq ui valent drainage of the legs is slowed. But this universal selfas cottage cheese or but. This with This can substitute, reliance Is a long way off, and wearing apparel. It may termilk, or a milk even bootstrap operations do I occur with sitting too long with We all need calcium, and a in. not come cheap. So what the back of the calcium deficiency can PRICES F pressure on the QUAN GOOD THRU thighs, as can occur in long crease the chances of having Rome conference proposals boil RIGHTS 0 SUNDAY N R RESERVED airplane rides. That is one soft bone3 with a tendency for down to is a vast program for spreading the burden until the reason I recommend getting up fractures to occur in later last hungry country can grow or LIMIT and stirring around a little If year& LIST 9k For those who have high finance its own food. you are going tobetravelingfor TUBES world food problem a long time. It xvitrs in C pregnancy, in part because of they can use fortified skim milk actually two problems, both of the pressure on the veins from and uncreamed cottage ch. which happen to be troubling the pregnant uterus. And, clots The nonfat dry milk powder for the world at the moment: the I in the legs may occur for no cooking Is excellent for protein occasional short-term shorgood reason at all. and calcium. You don't have to tages caused by bad weather or A loose clot tends to go to the drink the milk to get your natural disasters, which can £ £ lungs because the clot forms In quota. It can be used In affect even the richer counthe veins. The veins all drain to desserts, sauces, and any tries; and the perennial hunger, sometimes deepening Into the right side of the heart, and number of jirepared foods £ famine, which Is the exclusive preserve of the have-riots. dw -- ,Uri, has the lowest proportion plicants by their economic of foreigners in the entire usefulness. country, 69 per cent. The can. New Zealand is the only Ions with the highest proper. country which sets a limit on tion, French-speaking Geneva age, 45, and on the number of and Italian-speaking Ticino, children, four. It also restricts gave it the lowest vote, the total number of immigrants The question now is whether but it does not discriminate by Herr &'hwarzer,bach, the very country of origin. shrewd politician who Canada, swamped by a 50 per organized a rather milder at- cent increase in immigrants tempt to reduce the foreign last year, is now rethinking its population in 1970 but Opposed policy and is already limiting this yeaj's brutal campaign, the flow by administrative will not come back with another means, proposal of his own. The United States is the only The we of the antimajor magnet for Immigrants tleberfremdung feeling may lie which still maintains a quota in the old, rural Switzerland, system: 170,000 people from the but it picks up a good deal of eastern hemisphere and 130,000 support elsewhere among from the western hemisphere trade unionists who think their can be admitted each year, with wages could go up (mister if a maximum of 20,000 from any there were less competition one country. The exceptions to from foreign labor, among this rule are certain professions poorer people who want a such as doctors and nurses target for their disgruntlement and close relatives of American life, e't'n qmon,, an9 i!iy'n' - TTI - . — — — compare.., can' t Sale in effect thru this weekend.. 'DAYTONA BEACH ORLANL'O EAST MELBOURNE WEST ORLANDO CASSELBERI1Y ORLANDO SANFORD KISSIMMEE WINTER HAVEN DY?OI Ma /Offler East St West Colonial Dr Near South /HihwaY 17 92 Block North Of Cypress Nova Rd & Volusa Vine 5t at Colonial Drive and NASA Blvd at Powers Dr A, j AIR, Fronton Orange Ave atArport Blvd Bermuda Ave1Gatndens Blc1 on U $17 / / / I �- ,. • . - •. . ____ -. -. • - . - -c-- , •• • . . • - . -•_-_ t___ 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . -- .. •. - -_ •. - Fø ----'--, What Causes U.S. * Can't Feed The World Anymore HOROSCOPE 1974 CARROU, IIGIflER - GENERAL TENDENCIES: Ina.rn., work out delallaof plan so it wW be easy to put in effect. Until night, you have some blocks In gaining atm. eo use bed judgrnent to prevent trouble. Evening thexcellenlf Achieving almost anythiug you wjg. - sometimes known as a world food t*nk, provides that every country should insure itself ApInst hunger by ma OR GLEEM (]EFMII, 'w•' mw~ I PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2 —PINECRIST SHOPPING CINTIR' HWY. 17•92 AT 27th ST. Next To A&P LIST 9k EACH 0 99C HEAT MODERNI EPLACEYOI.JR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH IKtrfl'4 Iwo - - kf,S Ch" •Ic*SSmkaI -' GET THE FACTS Ciii Or Write Now ) For Free LIterature and-or-Free krv. LIMIT 2 TUBES 5 OZ. TUBES I Ar , lrr'riy.RL WW Cd (Iii) 0I.300 -. . -..._- • - •- - •• • .- -----.- .. -1t-- .--i_ ___ Z_ £ I £ • S I GENEVA — (LENS) — The - - - __ me . ' - .' •• ' - I .. - . - FISHERS PRICE TOYS SUPER POT FAMILY SCHOOL BUS Roasts, Steams Bakes, Stews Warms, - Deep Fries - 27"' MPG LIST 45" 5 2 Thursday, Nov.?, 1974-7A 10i AY. . III £ sheds eds at savings . d lots of garden & equipment to no \ \ WhatlneedSi two housal 1 tiem...allaf low pr#c.s! - -. save 10O 129 1 99 MFG LIST LIST 26" TODAY £ J.rel 6 -Till Zayr.? They've got loaded with garden savings go outd _i --.--.----II .s-.flw• a is our to lower the Jigure. Next move. Si the government's IfiC latest immigration For the moment Swiss hotels regulations Imposed by the and restaurants will not be Swiss government limit the stripped c4 Italian and Spanish 10' x 10' aluminum storage shed number 01 new re .nilers and chambermaids; 20,5) a year — which means, the building industry will still allowing for deaths and have laborers, and hospitals departures, a reduction of up to will have cleaners; the ecorio10000 a r In the number Of my will not suffer the 10 per living In the country. cent deep in output that On. But Switzerland Is not the cnly estimate forecast; and the cancharge It country that has dartaill to Ions of Geneva and Tlctno. lower the boom. Durim the past where non-Swiss abound, will our reg.22L10 year, Germany. France, ' not tie obliged to get rid of Itelglumn, Denmark and Holland srmwlhIn like a fifth of their have all declared a general Spectacular savings' You'll save a full $100 on this hot dipped ban total present population, galvanized aluminum shed' Handsome white finish with gold trim; on new work permits for nonFor the moment. 'el the EEC nationals, lots of extra storage space for all your garden items. Approximate although each relief that the proposal has interior dimensions 115" x 18 x 110': approximate exterior own lions. organized by the National Acdimensions 121" * ii?" a or. an i's'i' lion party was handsomely ' emust subsiMbe to the curb. )ed.d conceals the fact that 34 mwUty rule of free travel and L_ per .ent Of the vottril wet tree access to won for Wi.' willing to accept a prUon nationals within the Nine. that would have had all thaw Britain also allm tree entry to ' effects, and that six of the 20 lb Commonwealth citizens — but caflIoflI 10 sire irePareI were only provided they have one it 40 per cent or more of their went born in the United vote Kiodgom. Britain welcomes Thase sia cintons teL a good dWW& dentists and r" deal about the Swiss reaction without restriction but un. against Uetwtremdwi, "over. skilled iab ktetgniiatioct." They are Can-Swiss, ss dist1ct ftVm and cslertng trades and In cc Italian-Swiss. Only X Oft . i Most of (twin have SttOflj work permits Of all kinds ese 01 kv*tng In tie ok1' expected lobe granted this year Pu SWitwttand whicl created the cornperr'd with $7,0 In 117.1. power and in. Australia, where tue. depersieraw. and which other mWation s tonii highly uncantons joared later; And I MUM and higbly ruder*i, chairs settee And coffee 01 them don't acteally have gave up its kalmreci prtfeursc nun totetpwn for Eurans i ow it save The cointan that iare Us sets an osuall tutut 00* tie PIighMt 5041', and 104111111 tndlvi,ual ADtable and chair assemble 4 (P UK P*s the INi'T1IOU plit-anuby the i r economic 01 kcvtgnots in the erdire awtubn &11494d al aave244 $9 per tWit Ihe ('in7kJ5 J 13 the Cray G.wII " O . 977 - CHATTER TELEPHONI F- when the electorate votoil down the idea by a margin of two to on.. SUNBEAM MIXMASTER - I_ -_---- The Discount Department Store - answer was a sensible Swiss Schwarzenbàch has on the one, after all, and by a handtable a further proposal to ') somer marin than anyone __L.__ _ expected. from the present 15 per cent of fear that Switzerland was the country's total population to about to eject more than half of 12 per cent. He says he will the million-odd foreigners who force it to a vote if the govern. live in the country was dispelled down'( tie strong Action •1 - - _-_ fr3 Z1% 'I1ti A polli:tiontsts who think that dirty industries are somehow caused by all those foreigners. ' ' . - ,StatemBywState Review Of General Electi'on Results By NEA'Laidon Economist News Service £ . - 1, '.vW* V! ; — attlil 1 11 ! an ' -- save 1160' 20' x 10' residential patio cover I a save 21.11 j wrought iron settee group 33.07 5-pc. p ______ Will set i.i:' *ii dcubwV pre3dn 48$!! our req. $9.99 - - - - w1t'Cr...t f'jt3 boti - - New ^ I Iffu- $ M.ARCE WILLIAMS 322- 1812 Sanford MRS DOItALD SILL 'fl-lit, asearvy. Winier Springs MARILYN GARLANTI gil-nt' Altamonie Springs Forest City HILDA RICHMOND , ,, r".i - 1 II I -- -= -, - - - DOfli - '.• (!)4I1not Fre4.51U C's eve age. 41ii and an to nabber of ILK and Italian-speaking Tctio, chin, for. ft also Iic*i care it the lowest WV Us kW muriater Of Uivnigrs T qirabm now is atethot bd If by tieS? *100111111rIllfthilliCk the vey CoNa _1-ai' sd a rstrwr mr atttn4 torede,c* Its twellp kst ym,is --_ twaiiisilift ft s*vAilat" ss tI9 bit rsed a aiseaty cbi5ad) 4 ii es dei* Will! 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Much happiness In pin, with mate. PISCES iFeb. 20 to Mar. 20) Have more rapport with loved one In sin. Reich fine agreement with associates. Avoid Irate bigwigs. Enjoy cultural mitten in pin. IF YOUR CH!LDIS PORN TODAY ... heorshewlllbemost intelligent and must learn early to think out a plan before proceeding with the work, then the Ille becunessuceess.'ul, since the fine mind is ever busy working angles, and the body is very active, but only needs the right direction. Give the finest education possible also, and the right spiritual training. The fields if nied,r,ne ri• rr-.'arch are excellent. The Stare inpel, they do not compel." What you nuke of I - .:--%,_- A more than you can afford, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Morning Is fine to handle civic work, aitix,ngh you must guard against becoming coriused later In day. Do charitable work In p.m. * .• - w an agreed minimum level of GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Improve MtiaUon at bou* ObVIOUSlY early. Steer clear of an Irate partner. Entertain at home in p.m. of aid; the richer countries will have to help pay for building up listen to suggesUcu of ri in poor countries, and swim MOON CHILDREN tJune 22 to July 21) Shop, then get annogdubesoutOftheway.Tontyoubecomeldtonew usywillhavetocaUs full cost of the special reserves. But avenues of expression. LEO ( July fltoAug.fl)Improeflnandalstructure early so the II1OC Shift in resawees in. you feel secure by sightfafl. Alteraocm may bring social delays. volved In the plan Is not frorn rich to poor but from rich to Gd advice from money wizard VIRGO Aug. 21 to Sept. 21) Improve your appearance in rich. As a system Of formalized am. Don't irritate tcw tie, usa you can ptan a no creaft-S foresight, It is essentially a entertainment. Plan to gain personal alms LIBRA(SePIfltoOctfl) You can get informsflcnquletly, ' confidentially, then put It to goad use. Drive carefully. Today's activities color your future. SCORPIO iOd. Zito Ncri. 21) Talk over with rood pal how to handle annoying situation. Don't commit yourself financially to - I The food security system COIIISIM an element enjoy social life In pm. - CREST lion. The UN conference program endorses the Ides o(a wor ld security system which was put forward a yew ago by the Food and Ag ri culture Organization. This scheme, ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) Start early on an tiiose food stocks. An additional fascinating duties Ahead Of you so they're completed by 5 pm. quantity would be at aside for disaster relief and a - third Then you can be with family. TAURUS (Apr. 10 to May 20) improve yaw appea.aoco reserve would be kept to feed tom Patch early. ----- • •_ AU0Ciited P1(14 Y Mills, 0, chairman Of the House Senate: Incumbent Herman Robert Bennett, H, with 96 per en other candidates, bichaling former President Richard M. with former axlEressmati Ed TENNESSEE Here is a state4ir4tste lUllWays and Means Cxnrn1ttee, Talmadge, D. defeated Jerry cent of the votes counted. businessman John W. Johnson, Nixon during the House Edmondson, D. with 10 per cent Governor: Businessman Ray down cd the rwes for l(OflTflOt. defeated Judy Petty, H, a Johnson, R, a carpeting conSenate: Incumbent Robert H. Judiciary Impeachment hear. of the vote counted. Blanton. D. defeated lawyer Ui, senator and some other for side to the late Gov. tractor, MISSOURI Dole, H, defeated U.S. Rep. Bill ings, bath were defeated. Liii%ir Alew.1er, K. OR4 key races TIdY'I In general Winlirop Rockefeller, for the HAWAII Senate Incumbent Thomas Roy, D. NEW MEXICO Governor: Robert W. Strsub, TEXAS electIon. 2nd District seal. Governor; George R. ArtF. Eagleton, D, defeated lawKENTVCZY Governor: Jerry Apodaca, 0, D. a tszslnesaman, defeated rug Governor: Incumbent Dolph A V.eneval outlook for each CALIFORNIA yoshi, 0, wiU become the naSenate: Gov. Wendell Ford, yer Thomas B. Curtis, K. an insurance man, defeated merchant Victor AUy,b, R, for Rrtscoe, D. defeated tour other race, based on Polls and the Governor: Secretary Of State lion's first governor of Japs. 0, defeated Incumbent Marlow NEBRASKA rancher Joseph K. Skeen, R the seat Of retiring Torn Mccall, candidates, Including Jim yiewi of political observers, Is F.eu,yj C. "Jerry" Brown Jr., new ancestry with his victory W. Co* R. NEW YORK Governor: Incumbent J. R . Granberry, ft, a dentist. included: D. defeated State Controller over Randolph Creuley, H. James Ezon, D, defeated State Governor: U.S. Rep. Hugh LOUISIANA Senate: Incumbent Robert UTAH AI.AIIAMA Houston 1. Flournoy, H, for seat Senate: Incumbent Daniel K. Carey, D. defeated incumbent Packwood, H. defeated lawyer Senate: Incumbent Russell B. Sen. Richard Marvel, H. Senate: E.J. Cam. K. mayor C,overnor: Incumbent George Of retiring Ronald Reagan, K. Inouye, D, won over token op. Lang. D, had no opposition. Malcolm Wilson, H. NEVADA Betty Roberts, D. Of Salt Lake City, defeated US. C. Wallace, V. defeated real ciSenate: Incumbent Alan position. MAINE Senate: Incumbent Jacob K. Governor: Incumbent Mike Rep. Wayne Owens, D. for seat PENNSYLVANIA late man Elvin MCary, it. Cranston, TI, defeated three op IDAhO Governor: James B. longley, O'Callagban. D, defeated Shir- Javits, R. defeated Ramsey Governor: Incumbent Milton of retiring Wallace Bennett, R. Senate: Incumbent James B. ponents, including State Sen. Governor: Incumbent Cecil an Independent, defeated four try Crumpler, K, a realtor tax Clark. D, former U.S. attorney J. Shapp, D, defeated Drew VERMONT Allen, 0, defeated Ill.. Richardson, H. D. Andrus, TI, defeated U. Guy, other candidates including for. consultant, general. Lewis, H. Governor: Incumbent Thomprohibitionist Alvin AbetJack M. Murphy, R. NORTH CAROLINA Senate: U.S. Rep. Richard as P. Salmon. D. defeated Wal. Senate: Former Gov. Paul COIA)KAIM) rner Ally. Gen. James S. Erwin, crumble. Senate: Incumbent Frank H, and lawyer George J. Mit. Laxalt, It, was in a tight race Senate: Former Ally. Gin. Schwelker, H. defeated Peter ter Kennedy, K. a car dealer. Governor: Lawyer Richard ALASKA defeated incumbent Church, V, defeated attorney chell, D. lamm, D, Robert Morgan, D, defeated F. Flaherty, D, mayor of Pitt. with Lt. Gov. Harry Reid, D, Senate: Patrick J. Leahy, D. .i Gowrnor Incumbent Wil. JOfj Va,ArtIo Robert Smith, H. MARYLAND with 96 per cent of the vote William E. Stevens, H, for seat sburgh. Of R. a county prosecutor, defeated ham Egan, I). was in i 1111111 ILLINOIS Governor: Incubent Marvin counted. of retiring Sam J. Ervin Jr., D. RHODE ISLAND Senate: Gary W. Hart, D, (orRichard Mallary, K, a dairy rare with Jay Hammond, it. an Senate: Incumbent Adlai E. Mandel, D. defeated Louise HIPI presidential campaign State House: Beverley liarNORTH DAKOTA Governor: Incumbent Philip farmer, for the seat or retiring r,Ivironmentsilist, with 55 per, manag er of Gecrge McGovern, Stevenson Ill, D, defeated G.M. Gore, a GOP nation.il corn- rell, a brothel madam, appears Senate: Former Gay. William W. Noel, D, defeated lawyer George U. Aiken, It cent Of the precincts counted. defeated Incumbent Peter [)n Burdltt, R, lawyer and former initteewornan. to have the edge over Don L. Guy, D. defeated incumbent James W. Nugent, R. WASHINGTON Senate: Incumbent elate legislator. Senate: Incumbent Charles Moody, a quiet 44-year-old Milton R. Young, H, and twu Mike mlnlck, R. SOUTH CAROLINA Senate: Incumbent Warren Gravel,[), defeated C. It. Lewis, INDIANA McC. Mathias, K, defeated Bar. grandfather, for the state's 36th other candidates. Governor: State Sen. James C. Magnuson, D. defeated State CONNFJCUT Ii, a state senator. Senate: Incumbent Birch bars Mikuiski, D. a Baltimore Assembly l)istrlet seat. Both 01110 B. Edwards, R. defeated US. Sen. Jack Metcalf, H, and three Governor: US Rep. Ella A H 171)N A (r t-r:'r - Former (or :i.ui itcp Wi. Iir) dii D-rn, V. ;thr np;srr.t_s .r" til1't-r RIJUt11:LJ u, i •-i 11S. n3, itoyh. I), it foatrd I11 i:r! Ii- i. it t' U'vt'rnor 114$U1 Castro, U, gar, H, mayor of Indianapolis. MASSACHUSETIS opted Senate: out of James A. Rhodes, R. narrowly Incumbent Ernest F. the race. WISCONSIN fornser ii & ambassadorRobert H. Steele, w to Bo. IOWA Governor: Michael S. [hi. NEW HAMPSHIRE D, defeated incumbent John J. Hollings. defeated Governor: Incumbent Senate: Incumbent Abraham Ilvia and El Salvador, won Governor: Incumbent Robert kakis, D, a former state leglala. Gwenyfred Bush, R. a house- Patrick J. Lucey, TI, defeated Governor: Incumknt Mel- Gilligan, D. tight race with businessman Ribleoff, TI, defeated three op Ray, H, defeated State Sen. for, defeated incumbent dri.m Thompson Jr., II, deSenate: John Glenn, o, us wife. William D. Dyke, H, former Russell Williams, 8, with 99 per ponents, including JSnSS James Schubert, D. Francis W. Sargent, It, SOUTH DAKOTA Mtd!son mayor. iawyer Richard former astronaut, defeated feated iii, It, an airline tot. cent of top voles counted. Senate: U.S. Rep. John C. MICHIGAN Governor: Incumbent Rich. Senate: Incumbent Gaylord Ralph Perk, H, mayor of diveLeonard, D. FLORIDA Senate: Incumbent Harry Wyland, State Rep. Governor: Incumbent Wiland F. Kiwip, D, defeated John Nelson, D, defeated State Sen. Senate: Lawyer LousC. Governor: Incumbent Culver, D, defeated Goldwater, It, defeated defeated OKLAHOMA David Stanley, H, for not of ham MiLliken, H, E. Olson, K, businessman and Thomas Petri, H. defeated forman, H, defeated lawyer John than Marshall, 1), a Scottsdale Reuben Askew, TI, Governor: retiring Harold Hughes, state D. met Slate Sen. David C. mer highway director. Sander Levin Boren, D. for WYOMIN G Durkin, I). A. lawyer Jerry Thomas, H. newspaper publisher. a college professor, defeated KANSAS and seven other candidates. Senate: Incumbent George NEW JERSEY Governor: Attorney Ed Senate: Former Secretary Of Governor: ARKANSAS Atty. Gin. Vern MINNESOTA House: Incumbent Charles Jim Inhofe, 8, a state senator. McGovern, D, defeated Leo K. Herichier, D. defeated Dick Governor: Former U.S. Rep. State Richard Stone, D, do tiller, D, was In a tight race Senate: Incumbent Henry Thoranesa, H, a former prison- Jones, R. a trucking company Governor: Incumbent Wen. W. Saninuin Jr., H, and Josepi 1[)avid Pryor, TI, defeated col- (cited Jack Eckerd, B, milliondlii State Senate President deli Anderson, D. defeated sev- J. Maraziti, H, key defenders of Beilmon, R. was In a tight race er of war, owner. leg. teacher Kenneth Coon, It. sire drug store chain owner. GEORGIA Senate: Gov. Dale Bumpers, (;ovt'riwJr: Stale Rep. George I), defeated banker John It. Not qulta, Bill! What I till you, Ooorge, my Busbee, U, defeated Ronnie . you neally need Is a car rotting away! I house: Incumbent Wilbur D. Thompien, H, mayor of Macon. building... storage wish I could flflt Into my end you'll save at gang..., but It's SAVE MORE AT ME DCO - Irc tol • _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. clot or inflammation of the extreme) are two common down all around the world few veins In the legs or even in the features of a pulmonary ern. of them are likely to turn up in a selfless mood. pelvic region, and the clot may holism. jar loose and pass through the Would Not that the proposals which DEAR DR. LAMB -rt in tIw It'cnnkrt?nt will be invited in )-U ahise -i ll aduit not to 1 d.inr of a loose clot drink milk? Is it true that only endorse amount to a give-away ioing to the lungs is the reason may plan. They are intended to be dciors are usually very careful children need milk? You precisely the opposite: a an'j want .itha patient who hasa dot jn guess I like milk conUnue drinking IL My weigh~ scheme for generating sellthe leg veins or an Inflammatlon of the veins, as In blood pressure and cholesterol reliance, not only In today's are no problem. Plem actise famine zones but among all the the case Of es-President Nixon. U we are a mil k-drinking food-Importing na tions which This problem can develop In Us, have tended to rely on active persons as well America's bottomless bread. DEAR READER I prefer live persons. It Is more apt to basket to ball them out when occur In the legs If the venous that everyone get about a their own harvests fall. of lb. ie is siwed. Of milk a day or Its equivalent But this universal selli.e cottage cottage cheese or butThis can with substitute reliance is a long way off, and ing wearing Apparel. It may tennilk, or a milk bootstrap operations do occur with sitting too long with We all need calcium, and a even not come cheap. So what the of the calcium deficiency can in. resswe on the back tlugti.s, as cn occur in long crease the chances of having Rome conference proposob boil airplane rides. That Isone soft bones with a tendency for down to is a vast program for reason I recommend getting up fractures to occur in later spreading the burden until the Last hungry count" can grow or and sfirrizig around a little if Years. you are going to be traveling for For those who have high finance its own food. .1 long lime, ft occurs In cholesterol or other problems, The world food problem is pregnancy, In part because of they can use fortified skim milk actually two problems, both of the pressure on the veins from and uncresmed collage cheese. which happen to be troubling the pregnant utenaL. And, clots 11ie nonfat dry milk powder for the world at the moment: the in the legs may occur for no cooking is excellent for protein occasional short-term shor. good reason at all. and calcium. You don't have to tages caused by bad weather or A loose clot tends to go to the drink the milk to get your nALUfIl dlsatrs, which can lungs because the clot forms in quota. It can be used in affect even the richer coonthe veins,The veins all drain to desserts, sauces, and any tries; and the perennial hunger, sometimes deepening into the right side Of the heart, and number of prepared fb famine, which Is the exclusive preserve of the have-nots. The first, naturally enough, Is - - ----- In Lung? - _=—+ fl-_- Union and tna do not accept a' e 10 Ut unless foreign aid is The Assumption behind this means of relieving the their own or if obiigatlonsol ThereLsnodoub1thatl1X Clots Americans of their sole pantsthattheonlywaythe increased to y simply rely on the rest of t These UC the brat of thUCI responsibili ty for keeping he POO( countries can overcome s of evelopinent (ft covers end Bangladesh production to solve and Us worst of times for world's grain reserves, and their chronic food a ottages is only a tenth now), and unless year's hungriest countries,aieWOI1d5 annual es. have the potential for their problems on an development DEAR DR. LAMB — A rela. the blood ls all pumped from the Corning to grips with the world's dividing it among all the by wowing more themselves. these countries capable of paying And the only way they can grow penditures are doubled, food multiplying their food yields basis". Live of mine was put in the hoe. right heart to the lungs, me clot food P'° If he had not been on his way Daily significantly more is by in. production will not keep up with several times over. reports of mass startheir way. ptal complaining of a huvi- can't get through the lungs to go where all the best-laid to the Middle East when he said But But the second proposal In vesting more - in irrigation population growth. ness on the left side of the chest, on to the left side Of the heart vUoo in India and Bangladesh that, he might have added that provide a chilling preview of Rome is where generosity works, credit facilities, fer. The alternative to this plans for growth and food banks and she had numbness in her and out into the arlaies. will also fall to be and massive Increase in In. look like coming to grief Is over the problem production lingers and arm. Alter tests that cause strokes cmmoniy what could happen in other poor really cornea In. The ieeiccd tilizer solved unless the oil producers were made of the heart, originate In the left side of 11w and populous countries If a countries will be asked to treble agricultural research. Most of vestment, designed to boost the the reluctance of the rich to nof the obfigssolution is not found. But the their aid to Agriculture in this Money will have to come, average annual wvwth rate of name them. Henry Kissinger Accept their sham stomach and chest, the msults heart and not in the veins. — which the Rmne conthat the tion showed she had blood clots in The clot In the lung is called a thning of the United N&Uons' developing countries from 11.5 as it does now, from their own agriculb" production by I per said earber Uib month at hail food reserves ference report estimates cent, would be a yearly food gap problem of world her lungs. Can you explain how pulmonary embolism. it conference which is meant to billion to at least $5 billion a pockets. But the conference draft of 85 Million to 100 million tons will not be solved "if the Soviet the cost of the extra aid. this came about? We have resembles a heart attack, just hammer out an International year over the next five years. heard about getting blood clots as you have described it. The food agreement In Rome this after an operation but never doctors need tests, Including a month is also sadly mop. without a reason. bean tracing, blood tests, DEAR READER — Spon-,. sometimes special X-ray tests The delegates of up to 100 t.ar,eous occurrence of blood to detine what the problem participating countries may dots is rather uncommon but I really Is. Sudden onset of chest have rend the disaster war. occurs. A person may develop a pain and tires asness (often tUfl3 but with food stocks well Friday, No -- .-vember 8, - ,L Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 DR. L. E. LAMB For • �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-9A SPORTS I ow Evening Hera(d, Sanford, Fl. V Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-8A P laying Days Over __ SPORTS Basketball IN BRIEF PETE ROGERS Especially On Local Level Pacers, yellers, throwers; what's it all mean. No it's not the new game in town, but merely th e various descriptions of how football coaches react on the sidelines during the heat of battle. Having covered football from high school to the professional level, either in the comfort of a press box or merely walking the sidelines, sometimes I found it impossible to concentrate on the game action, as a particular coach was causing more of a scene on the sidelines with his antics than the game _________ - .11 = ___________ itself. . An expert I'm not on coaching behavior, but m v educa tion == was enha ried as I was exposed CLAUI)E Wool]' ItUFI" section. I must say it was a welcome change, as long as I wasn't wearing a helmet, to see such emotion since my high school coach was the complete op posite. He would position himself on one knee at the outset, and wouldn't move from that position regardless of what happened. "- 1 a local flavor is injected. Therefore I'm revealing my observations of the Seminole County football coaches, who share the spotlight with their players every Friday night. Having spent the majority of my Friday nights with the Seminole High School team during three of its five losses, I must say I have observed a very cool head coach in Claude Woodruff, who spends most of the game leaning with both hands on his knees. Definitely not a yeller, Woodruff always adorned in his bright orange short sleeve shirt can be heard repeating his favorite expression, "go hard Pringle, or Good or Mills, or whoever happens to bear the brunt of that particular play The Lyman Greyhounds possess a Woody Hayes type, and a Bud Wilkinson type, but fortunately for the players, head coach Dick Copeland unless - BILL KLKII Big Q (7.7 with 13) 145060 Guest Shows Up 'Experts I N . I ,. . : i. Bowling News .,. I ThuRSDAY MORNING SHOOTING STAR Burns Texaco U-Haul Kennedy Tractors Link Construction Endicott Pontiac Burkarnis Pools By Max Speigle Painting Behrens Tractors DICK COPELV ! record at 5-2. it., a . Never lost for words, especially to a player who just messed up a play, Klein has combined these sideline traits to put Oviedo on the football map in 1974, as the Lions have the best Seminole County pacer, Lake Bra ntley's head man, Bill Duty, ver seldom leaves his position on the 50 yard line. From that position, the Patriot coach is difficult to observe being always surrounded by his players and assistant coaches, but we'll try anyone. Always dressed in the Brantley colors of a blue shirt and red pants, or is it red shirt and blue pants? but anyway, he stands out with his constant worried look. Having observed Lake Brantley with its two close wins over Kissimmee and Cocoa Beach, I . 2412 24 12 22 14 19 17 1818 1719 1S' 2O' 4' 31 Delores Gilbertson 165 Hosaln Johnson 5-7-7 split Kathy Ikhrens 65-157 Betty Norwood 151 Bonnie Link 1%-also turkey - - TUESDAY MORNING CONSTRUCTION ..-. -. MencttstlPerez Foreman Honored HOUSTON IAI'I =- Former world heavyweight boxing rhanipion George Foreman will be guest of honor Friday at a Wheatley High School alumni breakfast. School officials said Foreman, who lost his title on an ('lghth round knockout by Muhammad All last week In Alrica • ill fly here tonight. Newcombe, Heldman Win - .' Herald Sports Editor Pete Rogers and Herald Boxing Correspondent Lee Geiger both finished with an distinguis hed 9-6 weeks, Yet, they retained their first and second place standing, Dot tie Hogan 171-185 respectively with over-all Elyse Isom 163 showings of 64-26 and 59-31. Both forecasters were thrown Alice Hendricks rolled a 197529 to lead Davis Coin Laundry by the Sanford victory over St. to three wins over Fairway Augustine. Both men also Plaza Laundromat and hold a mispicked Florida State OIJET three point lead in the Memphis State. Code, in one of his best weeks Generation Gap bowling league. In his many years of amateur Dot Button put five strikes forecasting, admitted that he together twice to scores 195-508 owed his success to his "huntfor Mooney's Auto Body Shop as and-pick" me thod of selection. they chalked In a clean sweep Code closes his eyes, hunts for over Fleetline Homes, the list of weekly games, and Kitty Lawrence led Vale's Jr. picks 'cm at random. Shoeland to three wins In their herald staffer Bill Belleville, match with the U.S. Bankers, on the other hand, Is known for Carolyn Street and Sharon his speed-picking technique. Williams were high for Monroe Faster than a speeding bullet, Harbour when they won three Relleville will wrap Lip his news ,=-.--.--------.=-.=_ • - \ 15.10 11.10 Marurl 11.50 Rene Perfecta (73) $97.10 hUNG KONG -- Top-seeded John Newcombe of Australia, twal fellow Aussie Paul Kronk, 6-3, 7'5 In a second .rounl match to join No. 2 seed Ken Rosewall, also of Australia, and American Roscoe Tanner, seeded third, in advancing to the quarter-finals of the $50,000 Hong Kong Open Tennis Tournament. - EDINBURGH, Scotland Julie Heldman triumphed over Britain's Sue Mappin, 6-3,6-3, to reach the semifinals of the Dewar Cup Tennis Tournament. - Connors Actually Traded NEW YORK -- Jimmy Connors, the 1974 Wimbledon, U.S. Open and Australian Open champion, was tradedfrom the World Team Tennis Baltimore cluo to the Pittsburgh Triangles and Stan Smith, who shares cobilling with Connors as the No. 1 player In the United States, was traded from Pittsburgh to the New York Sets. Jack, John In Japan Mugutria Spec. 7: Jabali Back In ABA SAN DIEGO Warren Jabali, a four-time American Basketball Association All-Star guard unclaimed since Denver cut him nearly a year ago, has been signed by the San Diego Conquistadors. S - wW i. Pct. GB Buffalo 6 3 667 Boston 6 1 600 New York 3 1 .356 I 4 S .144 7 Philaphla Central Division WMhInQtt% $ 2 .500 Cleveland 6 1 .6.00 7 HouSton S I .356 2% Atlanta 3 5 .315 1 New Orkens 0 10 .000 $ Western Conference Midwest Division - ki McNamara Signs Pact Borg Wins STOCKHOLM Top-seeded Bjorn Borg of Sweden de feated American Paul Gerken, 1.6, 6-1, 7-6 In the $100,000 Stockholm Open Tennis Tournament. - K C O mah, Detroit Chicago Milwaukee Virginia SIbyls Memphl 6 4 600 __ 6 4 600 - s .3S 1', I I 1)1 4' floton 11, Por1IirI 110 ---.-=.----=- =$== 6 y',4ø , S 1 47 2 ---_'--- ' - .-. 1 333 5 I nt9va /VP OV w'r 47 till *4>65, 6; oc/5S , .- wooloy 3 4 .333 5 - - DUI M VNAC,rphy 3 by Alan Mover Z3't h4)' 2 7 30 4 West Division Denver $ 7 Sin Anton 7 i t Indiana 3 5 .313 4 Son Diego 3 6 .333 1' Utah 3 5 71) Wednesdas Results New York 174, SI, Louis 100 Sin Antonio III, Virginia 104 Indiana 136. Denver Ila Ktntuchy 91 titiitt is Pacific Division 1 2 71$ Golden State Seattle S 1. .536 7 1 1 500 2 Los Angeles 1 6 .100 3, Portland Phoenix 3 $ 37S 3" Wednesday's Results - WHY OH WHY OHIO East Division W L Pct. Oft Kentucky New York - _____ _ ___ .. - . ________- -. The move was part of a major revamping of the American League club which was in con tention this year until a seasonend fadeout, A bad back hampered ti:,' high-kicking Marichal most of List season, which he finished with a 5-1 record and a 4. 87 earned run average. Also given their walking pa pers were longtimer reliever Bob Veale, infielder John Kennedy and designated hitter Derron Johnson. Boston had bought Uui ,j )ear-old right-hander from San Francisco of the National League. His 243 major league victories make him the second winningest active hurler behind Bob Gibson of St. Louis. And pitcher Don Newhauser an infi e lde r Ch uc k Goggin ¼, were shipped off to the Red Sot' I Pawtucket, U.!., tarn team:. 11011 V1-LE But Boston brass also did BOSTON (AP) - After long- some promoting, bringing up time careers in major league From the minors pitchers Don baseball, pitcher Juan Aase, Dick Kreuger, Jim Bur- The 34-year-old McAuliffe had been second bask-man for the Detroit Tigers for 14 years when he came to Boston In a trade. He lives in Simsbury, Conn., and reportedly is inter- GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS NBA Pacific Division 1973-74 finish: W 44, 138 2nd place - - -- ,_ ; -, I, -- .. - ' .-. - '- . - - ' I. 4 .. .. . 4 I)EItON JOHNSON ested in managing Boston's Eastern League farm team at Bristol, Conn. Walton Stymied By Celts By The Associated Press 104; the Philadelphia 76ers -. ______ Jimmy Walker and Nate WillJohn Havlicek's light touch ripped the Chicago Bulls 105-90 ' hams each had 17 for the Kings. and Jim Ard's heavy muscle and the Buffalo Braves Detroit forward Chris Ford combined to knock out the smashed the New Orleans Jazz added 16 points and a career , / Por tland Trail Blazers Wednes- 110-98. 1= high of nine assists. day night. Jo Jo White had 21 points and = = Fred Carter scored 31 points Havlicek scored a basketful Paul Westphal wound up with 14 to help Philadelphia snap a of points and Ard kept Bill Wal- for the Celtics. Sidney Wicks led four-game losing streak. The ton from doing the same as the Portland with 24 points, and defeat stopped Chicago's winBoston Celtics took a 128-110 John Johnson had 18. Geoff -. ning streak at three games. National Basketball Petrie had 17. ."i The Bulls took a36-3S lead on Association victory. Bobby Smith scored a career= " . a second-quarter, 22-foot jump. "Walton just wasn't playing high 41 points to lead Cleveland . er by former 76er Matt Guokas well," said Portland Coach over Washington.Smith , a six' and a layup. Lenny Wilkens, pointing out year veteran, connected on 17 of But Philadelphia dominated why he pulled his prize rookie 24 shot, and made all seven of -. play thereafter and built a 51-40 from the game with seven mm- his free throws to top his half-time lead before running utes left, previous high by four points. up 10 straight points at the outThe star of UCLA's powCleveland bolted to a 41-18 . set of the third period for its erhouse last year, Walton had lead early in the second quarter biggest lead of the night. less than a powerhouse per- and then held off the Bullets, Buffalo rode a 41-poin t effort lormance agai nst the irrepres- leaders of the Central Division, , by center Bob McAdoo to victoslble Ard. lie only scored 12 for their sixth victory In seven t \, ry over hapless New Orleans, points and had 11 rebounds, games. which lost its 10th straight Henry Finkel helped Ard Wes Unseld led the Bullets game. bottle up Walton while Havlicek with 21 points and 13 rebounds. McAdoo had 24 points at half. went wild. The veteran star Elvin Hayes added 16 points ' time and added 17 in the second Jr scored 40 points, and 14 rebounds. half, although he sat out much In the other NBA games, the Dave Bing scored 30 points of the fourth period with five JOHN IIAVLICEK Cleveland Cavaliers tripped the and Bob Lanier added 27 to fouls. Washington Capitals 107-99; the power Detroit past Kansas City- time lead and coasted the rest Rookie Aaron James led New Detroit Pistons stopped the Omaha, of the way, pushing their lead to Orleans in scoring with 19 Kansas City-Omaha Kings 118- The Pistons built a 6448 half- 93.67 at one point. points. ' ' . II i .. Rookie Knight Explodes In one of the memorable collapses in an area redolent with collapses, the Warriors blew a chance for the playoffs last season. With only seven games remaining, they held a one- game lead i two in the loss column) over Los Angeles after sweeping two games in two nights from the Lakers, and needed to win only five more games to insure a tie for first place. They didn't win five or (our or even three. Instead they won only one, and wound up three games behind the Lakers. Chances of getting that close this season are remote. ThI' Warriors seem to he building for the future, as evidenced in t deal that sent 33-year-old center Nato Thurmond to Chicago for 25-year-old Clifford Ray, 1100,000 and a high Future draft choice. The Warriors also lost their dynamic "sixth man," Cazzle Russell, who played out his option and was signed by Los Angeles. And for the first time ever, they signed their top three draft choices. , FORWARDS: In a deviation from the youth movement, Coach Al Attics will start his two veterans, Rick Barry and Clyde Lee, at forwards, but plans to give much playing time to second-year pro Derrek Dickey and rookies Keith Wilkes and Frank Ken. drick. Barry, the basketball gypsy, gives the team class. With Thurmond gone, Barry will be looked upon for Inspirational leadership as well as floor generalship - and he Is sure to provide both. He is one of the game's great players. Lee doesn't score much, but is a bulwark under the boards. Dickey, Wilke and Kendrick all have excellent potential. Rating: A-. CENTER: Ray Is another player whose torte is not scoring. Ills biggest assets are rebounding, defense and speed. He will be competing at center with George Johnson, who filled in at the end of last season when Thurmond was sidelined by an Injury. Johnson, an amazing leaper, reportedly was a Phi Beta Kappa at Dullard University, so Attles can't understand why the youngster doesn't remember the plays. Rating: C. GUARDS: Jeff Mullins, a perennial 20-point scorer until last season, is in the twilight of a standout career and his best contribution may be as a spot player. As he steps aside, the burden will fall on such youngsters as Butch Beard, Steve Bracey 'acquired from Atlanta) and rookie Phil Smith. Rating: B-. PREDICTION: Most of the teams In the Pacific Division strengthened themselves during the offseason, but not the Warriors. They lost the shooting firepower of Russell and a great center In the well-respected Thurmond. The newcomers like Ray, Wllks, Smith, Kendrick and Bracey will help, but not enough. Fourth In Pacific, Come on Home Alumni, Former Athletes, Homecoming Queens, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Fans, Students, Neighbors... ~,_ ft ' . - fOr,V64n'F, 4,)/p ,y ;qg '•.. - .--. ' ''' '. . . . ' . l . '" - . , .,. I 11 #, i2" ' ' "1-4'% - . -. -_ --=-=_=_j ' '1'7 '-. ,' _-._-. 79,7l,4f9) /itP 794 AWIFIf ./ By The Associated Press mates did Wednesday night Denver Nuggets Wednesday 20 points, combined with substiYou really have to hand It to and it resulted In a 136-116 night. lute Bird Averitt In the fourth. Billy Knight, American Basketball '1 was Just lucky to get the period barrage after Utah had His Indiana Pacer team- Association victory over the open shots, and I was hitting wiped out a 19-point Kentucky them," said Knight, who lead and pulled to within three crushed the Nuggets with 38 with 4:11 left I the game. points in his first start for the Ron Boone led Utah with 29 Pacers. "I was Just in the right points and was the chief factor place at the right time." in the Stars' surge in the last One of the Pacers who handed half. it to Knight was forward Clutch baske ts by Donnie George McGinnis. He had 11 Freeman and Chuck Terry io us assists, sparked a late rally that enabled San Antonio to outlast 'George has been doing that all year," Knight acknowledgMIAMI (Al') - Just as the said of the meeting. George Gervin led the Spurs Miami Dolphins seemed to be times I think it's like Nixon not ed. "lie's third in the league in with 30 points, while Rich Jones getting it back together after knowing w ha t his Cabinet was assists and for a big, str ong had 26 and Na ter 23. George ItForward, that's incredible." problems caused by the players doing." and Mike Jackson tallied strike and defection of three IfldthlUl victory stopped vine lie said he was the best judge points apiece for the Squires. stars, Coach Don Shula faces of when he was ready to play an eight-game winning streak New York capitalized on Larthe prospect of suspending su- and said Shula was "hung up on by the Nuggets, leaders in ry Kenon's strong rebounding ABA West. perstar Mercury Morris. all these procedures." and 54.6 per cent shooting to In the night's other games, race The speedy running-back, Morris said he missed pracpast St. Louis. who has not played since in- tice after Sunday's 42-7 rout of the Kentucky Colonels stopped The 6-foot-9 Kenon, outJuring a knee against San Diego Atlanta because Shula "told us the Utah Stars 97-85; the San playing Spirits' rookie Marvin Sept. 29, walked out of the that that the guys who needed Antonio Spurs defeated the Vir- Barnes, snared 19 rebounds and National Football League treatment should come in and ginia Squires 111-106 and the scored 19 points for the Nets, champions' camp Wednesday the others should rest, I'm feel- New York Nets walloped the Julius Erving tossed In 24 when Shula told him he was not ing the best I have felt since Spirits of St. LoUIS 126-100. ;xiints and reserve Billy Sehaef(rge McGi nnis scored 20 1cr added 22 vt ready to play. camp started in July. I'm ready for New York, points along with his careerhigh while Freddie Morris had skipped treat- to play. Lewis scored 35 mnentson the knee and had been "Shula also seems to ha ve 11 assists, and guard Billy for St. Lou is. Keller added 18 points, Incalled into Shula's office to this big hangup about me not Billy Paultz collaborated with eluding two three-pointers. explain his absence from the practicing," Morris continued, Kenon in restricting the Spirits' Camp. Denver was led by Mack Cal- Barnes to 15 points and seven "Well, that's what I went to tell - SAN DIEGO - John McNamara was signed by the National League's San Diego Padres to manage the club for a second season in 1975. ADA - .j_ I 1 - Thursday's Games Milwaukee at Houston Seattle at Golden State Phoenix at Atlanta Fridays Games Detroit at Bos ton Portland at Ph:Iacie,ptla Phoenix at New Orleans Niw York at Los Angeles Eastern Conference Atlantic Division ' ' . For 38 In First Pro Start AKRON, Ohio Nelson Burton Jr. was elected president of the Professional Bo1ers Association for the next two years. Pro Basketball NBA - ton and Jim Wright, catcher Jim Merchant, first baseman Jack Baker and shortstop Steve Dillard. Burton PBA Head is Perfect. (56) 514790 Erdoza Doubt* (7 1) 1111.00 MUgUeZS 17.40 5.20 750 7' FIFTH, Doubles, Spec. 7: AlavaAttu 400 570 $ SlntiM)gu*l 16.20 5.6.0 5.00 3 CachoTaln 370 4 ChuchoMuguersa 10.20 1.20 7 Quinieti (75) 5101.50 Oomlngo•Larre. 13.70 1 Perfect. (7$) $911.10 Qunela (3.7) 540.40 12TH, Doubles, Spec. it Perfect. III 7) 5166*0 Chucholarres 17.70 9.10 46.0 S SIXTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: AIavaJusn 5.00 4.20 1 Cacho AspI l6,00 6.10 2.00 1 Fermin Muguerga 1.20 7 Dom(ngo.JavI 1.10 3.70 2 Qtjinieli (1.5) 1.30 SintiAguirre 3.00 7 Perfecto (5=1) 51V770 Ounlela (12 13S Big 0 (75 with 15) 11.01010 Prrfcta (17) 1123 10 A--7.721; Handle By The Associated Press ; -. Marichal and Infielder Dick McAuliffe are looking for work today following their outright release by the Boston Red Sox. - 3.00 S SSfltI Elorsa 960 6 10 320 S Ouini.la (3.7) 123 10 Dom i n go Mgual 770 410 6. Perfect. (7 3) 16720 tegi Aspi 360 2 Doub'e (17) 5)7) 00 OulnitIa (6.1) 113 10 11TH, Doubles, S.1: - TOKYO i All - Jack Nicklaus and Johnny Miller, top American pro golfers, will be among 32 foreign players to compete with 56 Japanese In the Dunlop Phoenix Golf Tournament Dec. 54, sponsors of the tourney said today. 5.10 1 4.20 3.70 7 3.40 7.10 3 - Pro Chart ______ 1.10 1 15TH, $iII$$i$. Spec. 1: OulnIIa (3.7) $53.20 FOURTH, Dousles, Casselberry City Council Harry Smith, for the best guest 11-4 results. Chairman Toni Embree predictor showing of the If Embree had not been tbbecame the second, guest season. warted by three pro games predictor In as many weeks to Embree also tied for this including a pick of the league. post a 11-4 record in the week's predictions with Herald leading and previously UHerald's Football Forecast, staffer Sean Code. Shooting defeated Cards - he might And by doing so, Embree fled from the hip as usual, Code have set a forecast record. All with last week's guest, Sanford finally climbed out of the of the Chairman's other Recreation Department's football forecast cellar with his selections, with the exception of St. Augustine over hapless S nford (another upset) were right on target, . S is the latter. Copeland, the dean of Seminole County Coaches, is a sportswriter's dream as his attitude doesn't change regardless of the outcome. He has always been known to be very cooperative. During the game, he has been observed only briefly, but appears to be very unemotional compared to one of his large assistants who does enough worrying man, Bill Duty, very seldom leaves his position on Yes, there is a pacer in the group, and that distinction belongs to Bill Klein of the Oviedo Lions. Usually attired in his orange shorts, Klein puts on a lot of mileage during a game. I muru3 Bilbao THIRD, Doubles, Spec. 7: Eddy.Elona 12.40 3.00 3.6.0 7 QuInlils (Ii) $61.40 UriaAran 7.00 4.60 3 Perfects (1-0) $110.90 .; ____ ('Ufl;N CITY. N.Y. AP.i -- Adelphi University, ranked ninth nationally by the Intercollegiate Soccer Association of America, clinched the Metropolitan Conference Soccer championship with it 4-0 victory over Brooklyn College Wednesday. The Panthers, now 10.1.1 and 740 in league play, scored :r: U''(.:I t:iI(. Jai Alai Results No expose on sideline antics would be complete ,1=., Adeiphi Soccer Champs SOMERWI) FIavor. - ___ I ' Reamon, Storms Match Ton i gt For Baseball Vets -- - You would have to say that Woody Hayes at Ohio State Is a highly successful coach, and he's also very emotional, as characterized with his actions a few years ago against Michigan when the head Buckeye tore up the sideline marker to the amazement of the referee. But what of former Oklahoma. coach Bud Wilkinson. Bud was not only a real gentleman on the field, but off as well. He is one of the most successful coaches in history, as his Sooner teams still hold the longest winning streak in NCAA history. not a PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) John B. "Jocko" Conlan, fortiler major league umpire and a member of baseball's hall of Fame, WILS reported in satisfactory condition after undergoing heart surgery. Conlan. 75, of Scottsdale, Ariz., suffered a coronary oc"ulsion Oct. 12 at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles before tile First game of the 1974 World Series. lie underwent heart surgery Wednesday at St. Joseph's - Do wild man antics on the sidelines always spell success for a coach, or must he use different tactics with the so-called smarter and younger generation. Definitely By HOWARD SMITH The announced attendance an announced crowd of 13, 780 all for the last two games," the 19-14 and the Hawaiians whipplayer said. AP Sports Writer . was 22,963, about half of what at Honolulu. ping Southern California Portland has reportedly been The Chicago Fire says it is Kermit Johnson's touchdown Tonight's schedule calls for the Americans have been averin the fourth period averted a guaranteed 150,000 by the Florlthrough for the year, Portland Chicago at Memphis and Port- aging. Storm players are refusing to land at Florida, but WFL Jim Nance ran for 160 yards shutout for the Sun, now 13-6. da team but the money won't be play another game until they're schedules lately have been as and Rocky Thompson added 105 The Hawaiians improved their paid until the day after the paid and the Charlotte Hornets dependable as subway gwn to lead Shreveport past Char- record to 8-11. game when the Blazers are f oi have literally lost their shirts. machines. lotte. Nance scored the winning Fire owner Tom Origer hand- supposed to be purchased by a It was just another day in the Birmingham built up a 26-0 touchdown from two yards out ott the stricken league another phantom group of investors headache Wednesday when he whose identities have not been life and times of the World lead in the first half of its game with 5:11 left to play. Football League. The game drew 10,697 fans in announced that his club won't revealed. with Philadelphia behind the The show must go on, how- running of Art Cantrelle and Shreveport. Storm owner Bob Harris, play Its final game next week In ever, and the WFL continued to Paul Robinson, who scored one Randy Johnson threw a a pair Philadelphia and won't par- meanwhile, has been talking about moving his team elsestruggle gracelessly toward the touchdown apiece, and then of touchdown passes to John ticipate in the playoffs. conclusion of its first sea.ion held off a Bell rally. The game Isenbarger, and Al Davis and "We don't deserve to be In the where, complaining that PortWednesday night with Ilirming- ended in a brawl that took olfi- Vince Clements ran for two playoffs and I'm against the land's 33,000-seat stadium Is too ham beating Philadelphia 26-23, cials several ruinutt's to break others in the Hawaiians' victory eiht-tenm thing anyway,'' old and too small for his club. Shrevepo rt topping Charlotte u. The (larlotte Hornets, [or- v over Southern California before said Onger, whose (cain has lost nine straight games. merly the New York Stars, having stadium A league spokesman said aren't WFL President Donald Regan problems but a Baton Rouge, taken the shirts will look Into the Chicago matoff their backs. ter Friday. J. Rodney Ryan filed a suit Origer, a condominum buildWednesday claiming the club er, says business is bad and he's owes him $28,216 in cleaning tired of losing money. bills and got a Caddo Parish, "Right now I'm looking for Judge to issue a writ of atinvestors," he said, "and 11! t&lunent on all its uniforms don't find them I'll sell the club, and equipment to pay the tab. I have lost about $800,000 thus Ryan said the team never paid h Far and I don't want to take its bills when it moved from losses by myself in the future. New York to Charlotte. Depu0ltI.ANI)0. Fla. (All) The check failed to inatcralize and spirits lifted over the weekend An unidentified Storm player ties seized the Hornets' uniFlorida Blazers and the Port- the WFL moved the Blazer when the team was sold to new said Wednesday he and his forms and whatever equipment land Storm - winners on the game from Portland to Or- owners who promised to pay all teammates haven't been paid in they could find immediately field but losers at the bank lando. back salaries as soon as the several weeks and they won't after Wednesday night's game meet here tonight in a duel of The players backed down on a deal was closed, play against Florida tonight In Shreveport. flashy running backs. threat to boycott the Florida But a last-minute snafu unless they get paid before the Ryan is also after the gate The Blazers' Tommy game even though no money ctopped up because New York game. receipts from the game but he'll Reamon enters the game was forthcoming. But the banks were closed Tuesday. "We won't play without the have to wait in line. Shreveport leading the World Football hassle left the team in a nasty This forced a postponement Of money because we've been bled players, who hadn't received League in rushing with 1,401 mood, Coury said. the money transfer and the dis- along for several weeks now, their wages In two weeks, were yards and eight touchdowns. "The mood of the team Li not closure of the Identities of getting only partial pay for a reportedly paid off with the Reamon will pit his skills good," he said, "I'm worried. new owners until Friday or pos- couple of games and no pay at game profits. against Portland's Refus Fee- There Is no question this thing sibi)' Monday. guson, who has the filth-best has hurt us. You can't think of "We just have a lack of conperformance In the league with football when you have bills 10 centratlon," Pardee said. "Un972 yards and six touchdowns, pay, families to worry about. til the new owners are named Blazer officials are touting We're living on a promise." and we get our money, there the game as an explosive show The Blazers have bills 01 . F, MR their are going to be distractions of offense. But Florida Coach own to worry about and they've Blazer officials had hoped Jack Pardee and Portland's been living on a promise for that a good performance by the Dick Coury say they're worried more than eight weeks. that financial woes may have tension, says Pardee, is raising team, which already has the taken the zip out of their play- havoc with the players' con- WFI. Eastern Divison title, SEVENTH, Doubles. Spec. 7: Wdnnday N)ri Results . against the much-improved Aldanalenhi 16.00660300 7 CI'S. centration. NigulY:a 460 3.40 1 "We're just going throughthe Storm would re-generate fan in. FIRST, Doubles. Spec. 7: 'i'hls week hasbeen a nightOIZI AibefdI 1110 21.10 940 1 Lbrvl.Beit(a $60 3 mare," Coury said. "The last motions now," Pardee said. terest in the club that has not Echano•Arana 11 80 ISO 2 OUIn1Ia (21) 130.60 at home since Sept. 25. thing on our minds has been "We don't have the concentra- played Ursa Vii $10 3 Perfecta (71) $15 $0 EIGHTH, Doubles. Spec. 1: 14 (7.7) s..o9.0 football. Every day there is a tion or enthusiasm or anything Portland did not win a game Ouinitfa Perfecta (73) $132.60 SaIaT&n 17.20 13.70 6.00 4 new catastrophe other than it takes to go all the way. This until its ninth outing of the sea- SECOND. Doubles, Spec. 11 Erdoza Juan 5,60 3.00 2 football." worries me." son but has won seven of 10 IcaV:a 1620 600 310 3 BilbioMJgu,I 400 3 S 10 340 1 Quiffleta (2 1) 17100 Unpaid for several weeks, The Blazers, who have not re- since then and has a long-shot P'IeçulJavi UrzaAIberdl 300 6 Perfecto 114 2) 1141.30 Storm players revolted over the celved a regular paycheck chance at the Western Division QuInIea NINTH. SinIss, Spec. 7: (1 3) $23.20 weekend after a promised pay- since mid-September, had their title. Erdota Perfecto (31) 1121.20 15.10 600 660 1 fV , during my college days to one of the most suecessful and explosive coaches in the country in Frank Kush of Arizona State University. Kush, who I understand has mellowed in recent years, was a leader among coaches in pacing, yelling and throwing, but his clipboard tossed at players coming off the field a favorite of the rooting Local Night In WFL.I. Typical Game Sideline Antics Do Differ 'Jocko' Doing Fine 19 *'='== Miam 1 's Morris Near S pens n - _..__..=__. ,_ ''- ' ._=___ _ - -=-=: -, SEMINOLE /VX HIGH SCHOO .0 Needs you on Nov. 15th Dedication of our new I stadium 7:30 P.M. Homecoming r-i ceremonies at half time. 1-1 SEMINOLE VS. SEABREEZE H.S. SANDCRABS Community rvice Message From Id. ra \' i Don't t4 - Lei Us Down ';_- '=.S=- �WA— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 WORLD BARGAIN SECTION Saudies Pled g e - IN BRIEF 0iI Food Conference Political HOME, Italy ( AP) — "It looks like we might go home disappointed," an Arab delegate to the World Food Conference said. "The trouble Is there are too many politicians in this conference whose concern should be food," Other diplomats said that it would be overly optimistic and unfair to expect spectacular results from the lktay conference, now in its third day. About 1,200 persons from more than 100 nations are trying to find ways to feed 500 million hungry people around the globe now and end the threat of famine in the futiiçe. "This time there is more awareness of the problem," said Sayed Ahmed el Tayeb Harhoof of Sudan. "I feel there will be concrete resolutions, but follow-up action is necess.sary if we are to turn those resolutions into acticn." .1. rice Cei in Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. L9-Up-pw I ~~ _ -4 _ the price of crude oil from ris- 1 - . .. . .. "_~ ft - I.---:-..--k- t -If' _','47 Z_ - __. .. 9 - down more than symbolically Kissinger on his arrival in we would." Amman said once more that the purpose of his whirlwind tour It as the second oil-price was "to get the judgment of various leaders about prospects . -~ 56~~_______ -,0E-_`_",-M018"Ix .t~ - P By BARRY SCH WElD Associated Press Writer Secretary of State Henry A. 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Kreisky renever halted despite the closing fused to say whether a fourth last year of the Schoenau tran. transit camp would be set up or sit camp, the 62-year-old Social, where it might be located. '1 do not plan to give any is! leader said lnaninterview with The Assodated Press. In. hints to these people," he said. stead, other camps were ar- referring to terrorists. Kreisky warned that if the ranged for them. T,u Arb krrrL scized flo till Je out of the Soviet three Soviet Jews In September Union Increases to 60,000 a year 1973, shortly after their train as a result of the recent Sovietcrossed the Austrian border, American agreement, "other fly held them until Kreisky countries must take over a agreed to close the Schoenau share of the burden. No iliv has talked to us t: :t . au tr' ul iheuh tht immigrants funneled to LaeI. far about an increase. If it takes Kreisky, who is of Jcwlsh an. place, I am sure we will be cestry, was criticized by a contacted. 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EDITOR'S NOTE F:ot two ing is police slang for sleeping tried to get high administration Amid a welter of indictments "I don't look beyond tomoryear's, Frank Serpico has wan- on the job, in school boiler officials interested in the and federal investigations, the row," he said, turning his right dered abroad in lonely, sell rooms and tenements base- existence of a "pad," an police commissioner resigned, ear to the peal of bells from the posed exile. lie has become ments, a custom Serpico earl)' organized system of bribes the department was reorga- town hall clock. "The way my even "more radicalized, more encountered as a rookie cop in from numbers operators that nized and its rules revamped, head Is now, I don't think I'll be anti-establishment" than In the his native Brooklyn. was netting dishonest co $800 holding field commanders re- around very long. Who wants to days when his hippie clothes A horse-drawn barrel organ a month in the south Bronx di- sponsible for the conduct of live forever?" and bushy hair made other New cascaded a waltz across the vision to which he was as- their men. Precinct captains York cops suspicious of him. cobblestone square where Ser- signed. Besides the unknown enemies i ere banished to the sticks and pico 's mobile camper was Frustrated at departmental there was an exodus of retiring Alfie listens for, there is the iucu A. MUI.UGAN enemy wi thin, the bullet fragparked at a meter. Alfje, his foot dragging, Serpico at last top brass, Al' Special Correspondent shaggy English sheep dog and took his story to The New York Walking the streets of the old ments still lodged in his brain only true friend," peered IIAARI.EM, hintS. The resulting news- Haarlem, which long ago gave that could begin moving at any NETHERLA- " itient1y out the window, NDS AP — Frank Serpico, the paper series caused a sensa. its name to the New York time, bringing total paralysis or lonely crusader who helped For more than two years now, lion. In the fallout of related ghetto, Frank Serpico, now t death. The lost hearing in his expose widespread graft in Q Serpico has been in selfexile events, the embarrassed mayor and retired on a disability pen- left ear causes turn to lose his New York City police depart. abroad, almost co nstantly on appointed the independent sion, tries as much as he can to balance in the dark and become unent, gazed out the cafe win the tnoe, trying to find himself Knapp Commission to in forget the past and live in the confused when sound comes from several directions. dow at two long-haired Dutch and maybe he smiles wanly 'estigate police corruption, present. trying to cops going by in a mini squad at the suggestion lose somebody. Both he and car, The one next to the driver was Stifle have trouble sleeping. a lady cop, blonde a nd pretty. lie was warned, he testified in l rks," a er t c•ourt, II1C) weri. going 0 o a the former plainclothesman job"onhimandhecouldendup whose fight against police pay- "face down in the East River" offs and official cover-ups for gi ving evidence against shook the administration of fellow plamniclothesmen on the Mayor John Lindsay and be- take from gamblers. :-. came a best selling book and hit Six months after appearing —.movie. 'Cops over here are a key witness at the perjury respected. They relate to the trial of a plainclothesman m who . people. The), aren't plotting denied taking thousands of dol- --_ -----' - Future Teacher members at league Middle School prepare and leach lessons Ci ty Elementary subjects ranging from math and science to art and poetry. Lessons are first presented lo their classmates for a critique. 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But it agreed She gets off work at 5:30 and firm In New York, four days is The shortened work week is day work week has its fans, but Yet somewhere, hidden in the Fran Rissland, 22, a person. portation and lunch, to try it in a limited parts depot arrives home at 7. here to stay and some depart. more an experiment in building not a great many. For a variety concept, is the tacit admission nel employe at Group Health, "But the most important operation. The new, longer hours "take ments may move to a three-day efficiency, and at the same time of reasons, It has failed to that for most people, work is a has been working the four-day thing is your frame of mind, the The target plant me away From my husband ,.. I schedule, was at Taphumanizing working conbecome a trend in America. In bore, week for nearly six months, way you look at the days of the pan, N.Y. The workers agreed donut get to see him except over fact, the six-and seven-day Thus, with 13 regular boll. ditions. In most cases, it is pro.. This is the four-day week, or "it was one of the strongest week. Wednesday isn't Wedwork week is for more corn- less, It constitutes a pokey, In. reasons I left iiiy old job — be- nesday anymore, it's almost nearly unanimously at the be- the supper table." days and three bonus holidays posed by management. ginning of last summer. By fall, In all, the four-day work oI the individual's choosing, mon. definite trend on the American ca use the pay difference wasn't t he end." One of the nagging problems t hey agreed overwhelmingly to week, she says, has lowered the labor scene, but nevertheless a that m much." Blue Monday M is a little less return to the five-day week, quality of their lives. Even the plus three weeks' vaca ti on, a is absenteeism. It was thought a find three-day worker wouldon, departure from the discipline of By JOHN BARBOUR Sure, she had to work longer blue. By Thursday she's tired, They had I ost t00 much in terms Friday off doesn't help since himself working only 125 days four-day week might cut AP Neisfeaturcs Writer the calendar toward a more(lilyS to squeeze the 35-hour but Friday she's off. That's the of working conditions and her husband works, so she out of 365. And a 20-year em- sences two ways — by providway to solve Monday and ethic, ploye with five weeks' vacation ing the extra day off, and played into the young married apartment, does her "Saturday one day of added leisure, by Friday absenteeism. In reality It is the miniest of life of Mrs. Rissland, the wife of work," which leaves her free She remembers fondly the would work only 115 days a making it more costly to surEven in a garden spot of the It is, as an afterthought, a trends, and it struggles to grow. a Wall Street accountant. She for the weekend. render a long-day's pay. And four-day week, Group Health good old weeks of five days. "At year. way to provide more telephone It also falls roughly 5 to 15 per gets up earlier than her You'd think everyone would Insurance, there are some least I got home to see the light. The Bureau of Iibor statis- absenteeism has been it at And in the suimminer i as home tics cstiriites that only 1.5 per Group Health. time between East and West ("fit of the tinime, says the luitiutl .111(l 0111W., h'iiic later. lu, c the four-day week. Nut CV ioiile who hate it. having longer American Stanageinent AsUnlike the newlywed Mrs. in time to barbecue out. Now I cent of Lhe work force works ei"But this way there's no eryone does. Sometimes the Coast firms by The four-day week is more soclation. Even where it Suecompetition for the bathroom in very system of work is against Rissland, who lives only 15 get home and my husband has ther a three-or four-day week daily hours, compatible with service in. ceeds not everyone likes it. But the morning. And when I get it. For instance, the Chrysler minutes from work by subway, started dinner. We slap it on the 651,000 on four days, and 180,000 du.strles — firemen, policemen, It is, as an afterthought, a those who do are ecstatic. home. he's already unwound Cori). agreed with the United Anne Ridky, 48, the wife of a table. eat and go to bed." on three, both up somewhat construction men, nurses; and way to conserve energy, costs, For instance, at Group Health with a cocktail or a beer. And Auto Workers to look into the less compatible with manufacfive-day.a.week police lieuten. Mrs. Ridky is one of a very over last year. commuting time. It is also a Insurance in New York City, he's read the newspaper." possibility of a four-day week, ant, has to travel 90 minutes by small minority at Group Health But comparison, turing firms with fixed producin way to wed ge two weeks Into the average worker wi th three She sees practically no dis- the First in the auto industry, train and bus. — but she represents some spe- miniscule. Some 5.8 million tion and receiving schedules. one, weeks' vacation works only 188 advantages. There Is less traf- The company couldn't see how She's up In her suburban New cial human problems in the Americans work six days a Small Firms with flexible proBut ostensibly it is hutnani- (lays a year, and is off 177 — lie when she goes to work and it would work in a three-shift, York home at 4:30 a.m. and four-day week. Nevertheless, week and a million more work diction schedules have had the tarlan, a way to provide almost what almost amounts to an when she heads home. She seven-day operation involving leaves for work an hour later. For the 1,100 employes of the seven, greatest success. _____ -_ - _____ ATHENS, Greece i AP — Several hundred Greeks emd at Aiiicrican military bases denwnstrated outik the Hellinikon air base today and demanded the burning of news films on the Cyprus crisis which they charged were antiGreek. They demanded the expulsion of Col. Glen A. Carus, commander of the base, for allowing the films to be shown there. The United Slates Embassy has expressed Its regrets to the Greek government for the showing of the films. The demonstrators also claimed 24 Greek employes have been fired from U.S. bases "for revenge reasons" and asked that they be rehired. U.S. officials said the dismissals were part of a normal cutback that affected American employes as well. 1TV 99 _ on his current tour. The Shah of is _1i___ ?. ing to gets nominal reduc- Iran said last weekend he would for peace. I wa nt to reiterate that t Lion at the meeting of oil-ex- propose that the posted price of , attach greatest importan t rrtlntt nations in Vienna next crude oil — the artificial price 1.1.1 . da fl ir.. Suuvu. on which part of the oil coonmon th tries' ta ke Is calculated — be Saudi Foreign Minister Jordan's stake in a settleSakkaf gave Kissinger that cut from $11.65 to l0 a barrel. ment with Israel was greatly promise after the American But he indicated that he would reduced last week when the secretary of state met for go do this only if the profits of other Arab leaders at the stunminutes Wednesday with King foreign oil companies were mit conference in Rabat preFaisal in Riyadh. He made drastically reduced and if the valled on Hussein to renounce price was tied to the rlpnr, - I hnwpver, that Saudi posted • claim " the West Arabia would not break ranks price of major industrial goods. Bank of the Jordan River. Th is _______ and cut its prices unilaterally. Kms'iner was meeting today cleared the way for the stmmmni 'The policy of my kingdom in Aiiuuan with King Hussein of to recognize the Palestine Liband my government is that we Jordan. After a stop In Dam- eration Organization as the keep the prices as they are ascus, the Syrian capital, he government of a future Paleand) at the same time work for was to spend the night In Israel. stinlan state on the West Bank, the lowering of the prices to He goes to Turkey on Friday to and Hussein then said Israel's bring them down, albeit sym- try to open the door to withdrawal from that occupied AUT bolically," Sakkaf said, ''' negotiations for a Cyprus territory was now th e PLO's " "And if we could bring them settlement, problem, not his. SILHOUETTE Greeks Demonstrate At Base Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-1 B - ways to put you in jail to meet lars in graft, Serpico was shot fly FR A NK J. JAS% supports the mnicr-buiutugical 'I he iIcuuimjieutitoi prut County Agricultural Agent activity of the soil and con- occurs best in a soil that is Most Florida vegetable tributes both major and trace moist, warm, well-aer'ted and gardens will be greatly nutrients. Acids released when properly limed. benefited by the use of abun- organic matter decomposes Where animal manures are dant quantities of organic help convert insoluIe natural a -'ailable to home vegetable material applied to the soil, mineral additives Into plant- gardeners, they are probably Usually the organic matter is in usuable forms. the best sourse of fertilizer and the form of peat, animal Under suitable conditions, the organic matter for the organic manures, cover crops, compost organic matter Is decomposed t'ardener. Manures vary or mixed organic fertilizer, by micro-organisms such as greatly in their content of Some of the benefits of adding fungi, bacteria, molds and fertilizing nutrients. The organic matter to the soil In- earthworms. In the process composition varies according to elude the improveme.it of tiitn insoluble and unavailable type of animal producing it; and condition of the soil and nutr'icuts such as nitrogen, are the age and degree of rotting of arrest quotas. in the face while making a nar'Policemen in Switzerland cotics arrest. are even listed in time phone St'rpico stood apart ui tine book, so someone in trouble can ranks of the New York polite call them up at home. In New department, the nation's largYork it's still a big deal getting eat, as one of the few officers timenu to live inside the city urn- ever to report corruption and its. Here cops on the beat can then voluntarily take the stand wear long hair, beards, earr- against crooked cops. For inigs, anything they like." breaking the unwritten precinct Serpico, known to prostitutes house law that in effect puts in the other Harlem as "The cops above the law, he was Beard," studied his own collar- shunned and hated by his fellow length hair and neat spade officers and written off as a beard in the mirror. He tugged 'psycho" by his superiors, the gold earring in his good ear Four years had gone by since and ordered up a genever, a a cop on riot duty in Brooklyn giving il. the ability to hold more gradually changed into simple the manure; the moisture water and nutrients. Organic usable products. Some of the contenL ano the kind and matter Improves the "but. organic matter becomes part of amount of litter or betiding fering" capacity of soil. II the soil humus. mixed in the manure. "young" Holland gin. haixkM him an envelope con. "lie)', you know something," taming $300 with the words "It's hU? laughed, "I never caught a from Jewish Max." It had been European cop cooping." Coop- more than three years since he _____ - ___ ____ I -' " I - - ' -' , - --, - ' - - I - - _ 1------ - -- - 4 . W, J; . -''' •- • - - ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - I CUB SCOUTS THANK LEADER •_- _ -. - - Jack E. hulL Jr., 113W. Ridge 1)r., Sanford, pictured with his sons Timmy ileft) and Jack lii, was presented a Special Appreciation Award by the Cub Scouts and Leaders of Pack 508 for thr dedicated help he has given them. The presentation was made at the recent annual Halloween party far the scouts at Sanford Christian Church. iBob Orwig Photo p (3, ________________________ --- ____________________________________ ____________ -- �2 13-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL M,111111 M -_ Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. n e Safety: Issue In Coal Talks Long Home Loans Scarce A S By BETTY PEACH The Herald Services mass-produced house such as in recording, a credit report, four with an income of $1,200 Theprocedures are much the a $ subdivision built by one appraisal fee and a one point net, per month, could make It. same, but Interest rates may be developer. higher, and the "points" which discount fee (equal to I per cent Startling? Perhaps. The potential home buyer FHA bane are made on a of the loan). But In the Interim, the OWfl2 the buyer must pay may run faces just as many problems in sliding wale, based on the So add the $450 to th e $660 has had shelter for 30 years, anywhere between 5 per cent as 41 M finding a big sum of money as valuation 01 the house. down payment, and the buyer which in most cases is superior and 9 per cent the does the man seeking enough to FHA will insure a loan for 97 needs $1,100 of his own cash to what he could rent for the This will push up the total cost, replace the major appliances In er cent of 90 before signing up. Still, that Is same amount of money and he although the point fee is a onethe On any l property with the time paymen t. owns 6hL per cent for the next $10,000 and i But wait. Most loans require strong probability that its value money Point Fees rates is to lend at long-term 80 per cent beyond that, for a that fire Insurance on the house has increased. aximu m loan of $45,000. Still, banks, mortgage m Some developers of large Every dollar he has paid in Mrs. Baker said a recent be paid a year in advance. bankers, and savings tracts advertise houses Interest on the mortgage and rV LT officials maintain that buying a policy of FHA is to insure Advance Insurance for property taxes is deductible available with 6 to 8.75 per cent largest possible loan, in order to home is a good investment on his income tax, both state Interest It Is an average cost of $75. and possibly the best money "buy" get a family into good housing. These are houses built this federal. This is a monetary Each case Is decided on its own Then there Is an estimation on one can make. mostly with special the year, advantage over renting if Particularly hard to find Is merits, and a number of factors the half-a-year tax bill of about Mac" funds. That is "Freddie are approximately $280. One more thing, daily rent costs money for a new constn ctlon enter into the decision. For example, the buyer's interest is charged from the day equal to mortgage payments. the nickname for the Federi loan for a single family In additi on, he tu the Joys Home Mortgage Corp., which residence, individually age, Credit rating, job e- the loan Is closed until the first and headaches of ownership. last May gave the home. designed and not part of a big perlence, job potential, family payment is made, usually six Borrowing via FHA- or VA- building industry a financial responsibilities and in- weeks away. Estimate $80 for develoxneit. insured loans is not the only transfusion of $3 billion. The reasons are basic debtedness are considered as that. with the Bored usual bicycle paths, two resourceful New Yorkers Applications for all of It were THESE ARE The buyer must have at least system. A conventional loan, economy, according to Georgia well as his income. Single entertain themselves with an Instant obstacle course as they Baker, who handles loans for women with good ratings also $1,535 of his own money that is, one not insured byeither received by mid-July. thread their way through rows of benches in Central Park. BIKE PATHS? There were limitations on the available in order to obtain the agency, may be had from a single-family residences for the are eligible for loans, Mrs. Baker said most of the loan. He will pay 9.5 per cent bank or a savings and loan builders. They were required to United California Mortgage Co. loans she handles now are for interest on the loan plus one- assodntlon (some ofwhich also put up single-family units and "The big insur a nce COtfi- houses costing between $29,(W liii( of con(!orfflnhllm s in planned 1 per cut for msurance, h andle the FJIA and VA kans ). loan is for developments, with i.&, panies, which formerly made and $34,000. or actually 10 per cent for the The conventional loan amount of loans of between $22,003 and persons who do not qualify for maximum Taking the lower figure as an use of the money. $25,000 for 20 to 30 YW3, no example, the maximum loan $35000 which either. His monthly longer put their money for possible on the house will cover principal, interest, such long periods at the 6 per (assuming the buyer fits all the insurance and an estimated - -4W IF cent interest available a few proper qualifications) will be allowance of between 2 and 2.5 years ago," she said. "They can $77,350. That leaves the buyer per cent of house value for make bigger loans shorter only $650 to provide for the property tax, will amount to periods at higher rates, and down payment. between $295 and $300 per have moved out of the singleSays Sounds great, doesn't it? month for 30 years. NEW YORK (AP) - That Corporations are curtailing the Jobless rate is headed family housing market almost Winter But there are a few details to 4) . If his tax bill does not go up ( rising jobless rate and the de- borrowing plans, fearful that an relentlessly, inevitably higher. completely." be cleared up. There Is the rule- a highly unlikely prospect) by HEATING dine in prime Interest rates are economic downturn will leave Here are some recent corn- She believes the smartest buy of-thumb closing costs of about the end of Summer Signals that the U.S. economy is them overextended. Indivld. merits by economists of In. for the average family is in an $450, which include title 2000 house will have cost undergoing a change that will unls, too, are trying to cut their fluential business and financial FIR- or VA-insured loan for a charges, escrcw, tax services, more than $108,000. A family of COOLING / bring both pleasure and borrowing and pay off their institutions regarding jobs, You Get Both With 4. over the next year. loans. terest rates and the rate of inAs the demand for money flation: Shortages are being replaced 'S. Consumer prices might Inby abundance In some supplies eases, Interest rates are likely ' it's an efficient, quiet, to continue falling, crease by 8 to 9 per cent In 1975, as consumer interest tapers off. ft compact central system By HORNBLOWER and point rally, a peak in specialists million shares more than they Inventories of unsold goods are With activity con- the Bank of America states, that rovid.s comforting WEEKS4IEMPHIL4 ahc*'t selling of 4.5 million are buying -and floor traders beginning to pile up in ware- tinuing to dry up, at least In compare with a rise for 1914 warmth in winter NOYF3 that 173 rally, floor 'traders and members (who don't have : refreshed coot air in houses, and that means pres- compa rison with the bloated that It PU at 1.5 Per cent. BY NICHOLAS MERGO shorted slightly over o,000 to keep a balance), also react sire for lower prices, ., summer. You'll enjoy economy of the past few years, In its "Focus on the Econo• living in your house all shares at the peak of their short by sharply increasing their my-1975" the bank didn't state year From the third quarter of 1973 selling, versus 452,000 shares short selling, it would a specific jobless figure to the third quarter of 1974, the than twice that amount), be rather the belief ferred to moderately high ft a year of money stock has increas ed behInd th e 5.4 in t he most rally. And it is that, re / unemploym ent during '''.'\ per cent and the monetary base week. Other member shorts as which makes us wonder about • little real economic growth. r has increased 7.8 per cent. The a ratio to sales, reached a the reality of the rally c*iThe First National City Bank, Federal Reserve Bank of St. ratio - the highest ratio of tinuing. It would seem that second only to Bank oftjncrica Louis contends that, over shorting In than a year. those mentioned above would among the nation's largest periods of a year, the growth This leaves very little doubt as prefer to cover at price lower commercial banks, believes an rates of the money stock and to where the stock being sup- than where they sold and, after of inflation will begin to the monetary base have tended plied, on upside gaps, was the recent run-up, it seems that show up in the Consumer Price to move closer together. The coming from, at least as we see an Increased number of shorb PH. 322-6390 Index by the first quarter of implication is that the IL It is normal for t11 will be coming on board. SO 19Th. 2609 Sanford Ave., Sanford supply should begin to ac- specialists and floor traders to time, between the member ccleiate back In line with the supply stock during rallies and shorts and the public shorts, we Citibank economists say they growth of the monetary base. purchase during dec1Ies, but may get a pretty lopsided still look for a drop in the This experience has been when they are sefflr.g two picture. flatlon rate to 6 per p,. characteristic Of the post WW early part of 1975. The merce Department put the in. I I Period. However, analysts must not flatlon rate at 11.5 per cent in the three months that ended overlook the possibility of a slowdown in the rate of growth with September. monetary base, which . nomic research and consulting possible If one asswnes a arm of Merrill Lynch, the deflation scenario. The answer world's largest brokerage lies in the relationship of the money aggregates, Interest house, foresees a coat Of borrowing money to as rates and the level of price Under a deflation low as 9 per cent by December. The prime lending rste now ls scenario the Fed funds rate cent, having would tend to decline rapidly around 11 fallen from a peak o(l2 per cent (Fed funds have already , declined almost 400 basis points in September. Albert H. their early July highs) as chief economist, believes a 7 price expectations change per cent rate might be rearIved quic kly . However, the Fed does by spring or summer. not want to achieve too rapid a decline In money rates as It must be concerned with the potential for large capital ' fee of )J payments, B.T. 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KELLER MUSIC COMPANY > pain Select Your Own Options... Appalachian radio stations The DOLPHIN SERIES offers you automatic rhythm these days opens with a deepand an exciting eas.ol.play feature called Autochord. voiced country and western Vst KELLIR singer commiserating with the MUSIC COMPANY - men who work in the coal tSdiy and we 'll REG. P'.Ii v'v ICI•tt mines. M4 DOLPHIN NOW sus i "You have respect for the ti,, Itatwes NEW YORK (AP) Bustamount of damage. Brower believes also, as at- them," he states. mine ... gy.efficient. Yes, it would cut pay attention all the neumen are not by instinct To an ecologist, Brower corn- most everyone believes today, When Brower tells business it auto production and Jobs, he time," the singer tells his 113- ecologists, but nei ther are they ments, "in ation is fl ru nning out that energy must be saved, but must teners, be fore going into the practice staunch con- agrees, but he foresees a vastly ro,I(1-.. OIdr & LJrqf%t House 0) . totally insensitive to the argu- of something." he isn't convinced the world un- servatisru, he seems to reflect greater number of workers in particular pleasure offered 1w ments of the environnientalists Uroti- (ears the current rate derstauds %kh.a it iiieaus. the credo of bllsiness itself. El. riiaintenance. his product. and others who claim industrial of population growth leads to ALT '.'ONTE MALL WINTER PARK COLONIAL INOIALAN TI( The sun, he says, "puts into ficiency must be paramount, he This would be so, he contin"Pay attention all the time PLAZA , ,, t society is in deadly conflict with disaster if unchecked. His fear the earth in a few days as much states. "If you have to waste to ues, because we r . .i-i ..." must eliminate Iii i Here in southern West nature, is great enough, he states, for energy as is contained in our stay in business, get out of the planned obsolescence. Cars Virginia, where many men fl distance between the two him to willingly Forego the fossil Fuels." Nevertheless, business." spend their entire working lives is must be made to Last longer. seldom bridged, however, be- pleasures of being a grand- architects continue to fight the He believes the world's econ- Indeed, all products must be in the dark, dusty tunnels cause neither speaks the Ian. father, although not without sun and the wind. "We must omies must learn to develop produced with longevity in neath the ancient hills, the guage of the other. David Urnanguish. learn to live and work with mass transit because it is ener- mind, and then kept in repair message strikes a responsive wer, president of Friends of the for efficiency's sake. chord especially in Tory Earth, believes the attempt is Transportation isn't the only Henderson, who is 24. worthwhile . offender, Brower says. "Slow A slender, fair-haired man down the building of housing I from nearby Glen Daniel, Hen- Business believes in efficien. cy, he observes, and so do the that becomes quickly obsoles- I derson is a bituminous coal ecologists. Both believe in concent. Learn from other nations miner -one of the 120,000 men LARGEST SELECTION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA naserving, avoiding waste, and build houses to Last who mine 95 per cent of the houses that need little paint or I By IRVING I)ESFOR HUNDREDS OF BEST QUALITY Lion's coal. his empathy with recycling where possible. They I ) ' air con a mutual interest in long. di tioning." Al' Newsfeaturcs the chewing tobacco jingle have ARTIFICIAL PLANTS AT BARGAIN PRICES I Brower isn't impressed by Why doesn't the United States stems from events at the Maple range planning. "A SIZE FOR EVERY PURPOSEOie enormous productivity of . Meadow Mini ng Co. one recent The radical difference seems ha ve a photographer laur'éate? American farms, arguing they lie or she would be apmorning. to be In emphasis. The industri. A PRICE FOR EVERY BUDGET" fo are inefficient in terms of enerOn the day in question, lien. alist measures effi ciency and po in ted by the President for one 3 PHILODENDRON 5.95 I r1lIP1111 gy usage. He claims we use five AcJ .. derson and three other men productivity In terms of the year to record a facet of 15(' I 3½ Ft.-12.9S-3 TRUNK YUCCA PLANT 9.95 times more energy In wet rice were working on a water pump greatest return for the least In- American life of his or her own 5½ Ft.-21.50 PHILODENDRON PLANT 16.95 agriculture than we get out of it. * near the bottom of a 2,800-foot vestment. The ecologist me mess- choosing. The post would offer a 1 Morever, he observes that in51/2 Ft.-29.95 Double Thick BAMBOO PLANT 22.50 supply slope at the mine. Sud- ures efficiency in terms of dignified salary plus per diem tense use of soil eventually 4F1.-19.9SBRANCHEDRUBBERTREE denly, a voice began shouting obtaining the greatest use from expenses for travel and 14.95 I depletes it, poll uting the wate over the safety phone, so me 75 the environment with the least incumbent would be free to r I 4½ Ft.-32.95-5 TRUNK RUBBER TREE 1 26.95 I 4 in the process and leading to follow his vision wherever it 4½ Ft.-24.9s-7 TRUNK RAIN TREE 18.95 uvii. stiiviwuiy, tie ciamms, I lea: w national parks, rural Ft.-36.50--12 TRUNK RAIN TREE 29.95 it leads to higher food prices. towns, crowded ghettos or subThe food situation would ap- I 5½ FL-38.50 Bushy White Bloom CAMELLIA 32.50 urbias. All photographs would 32,50 pear to baffle the ecologists as 6 Ft.-39.95---4 TRUNK DRACAENA belong to the American people much as it does the tech4½ Ft.-22.95--5 Trunk Corn Leaf DRACAENA 18.9$ and all negatives would go to nobogists who advocate inthe Library of Congress. 6 Ft.-49.95 Large Bushy Purple Bloom A nostalgic look at European scenes makes an tensive agriculture by means of WISTERIA That is the intriguing thought i n teresting 42.50 I portfolio huge applications of energy, inadvanced by William Stott In 3½ FL-24.9S--6 Trunk MultI.Color CROTON 19.95 the 1915 Photography Annual, The project ended with the t.ained and steadily added to, by cluding fossil energy to run 6 Ft.-28.95-S TRUNK DRACAENA 23,50 the magazine published by Ziff- start of World War I1 but the establishment of an official tractors. S Ft-38.50---1O Trunk Multi-Color CROTON 29.95 Brower recognizes the urgent Davis, N.Y. ($1.95). skill and dedication of FSA p. photographer laureate. I 6 Ft.-36.95 YUCCA WITH BLOOMS 29.95 Stott, an assistant professor tographers were. firmly slabSince the position is for one dietary needs of, the world and 1 Ft.-39.9S4 TRUNK BAMBOO PLANT 34.50 I of .ivrican studies at the Uni- lined and have been recog year only, the America that one believes the world's people I 7 Ft.-32.9S-3 TRUNK BAMBOO PLANT should seek protein from more 27.95 versity of Texas at Austin, first nized ever since. Among the laureate preserves for posterity proposed the Idea in the Febru- photographers are Walker would no doubt be quite differ, grains and less meat - relying ary issue of Harper's Magazine. Evans, Dorothea Lange, Arthur ent from another laureate's less on the waste production I The idea, like ripples in a pond, Rothstein. Russell Lea, Carl America. Each could felfill mechanism of animals. But is spreading around. Mydens, John Vachon and Ben creative dreams and, In the massive grain production, at Ile notes there has been no Shahn. process, enrich and expand least as now understood, would with one systematic effort The pictures they produced photography's horizons and our seem to require intensive usage PLANTER MATERIAL, CANDLE RINGS, SMALL PICKS notable exception - to photo- are public property for refer. country's archives for future of energy. I ARRANGEMENT SUPPLIES and GLASS CONTAINERS Brower asks why the energy graphically document the ence, study and use by scholars generations. Besides Stott's intriguing producers rely on expensive, i changing appearance of Amer. and writers doing research on I lea for the future. America's agonizing Interlude idea, the new Photography An- depletable liquid propane gas I and all but ignore the repleni. nual features a comprehensive I The exception was the Farm during the 1930s. liquid Security Administration Stott also notes the current roundup by Jacob Deschin of shable methanol fuel project in 1935 to document the "Docum tier ica" project of the the zoom-boom in photographic sunshine, he calls it - available Depression period, by a group Environmental Protection postcards as well as the cus- from commercial forests. Our lands must be more inof photographers under Roy Agency but this is a record limmi- tomary yearly "selection of the telligently used, he states, ex world's finest photographs traveled ited to man's relation to the Stryker. They plaining that we must cease i compiled by the editors of America'sbackroadslorseven American landscape. paving over "class 1" soil for I years photographing rural and He suggests there would be Popular Photography." This WYMORE ROAD BETWEEN FAIRBANKS& LEE small-town life, particularly the great historical value in a con. issue contains l5 choices but parking lots and building hous- i°" IN WINTER PARK hard-hit poor, and left an ar- tinuing small archive of good perhaps you'll wonder, as I do, ing on the fertile, renewable and then dechive of 270,000 photos now in American photograntis own to how some of the chosen merit flood plains manding protective dams. that recognition. the Library of Congress. public ust, rigorousl y out for Why not select your music before you buy? "! among . indicators Show Economy Changing ;..•. 1 EDITOR'S NOTE -More than feet up the steep, dark shaft. of the way down the 17-degree ' 100,000 coal miners have been Henderson Jumped down emotion as he recalled that of District 29 of the United Mine •l couldn't make out what the slope and was gaining from his four-foot-wide perch fateful morn. His two killed In mine accidents in this hollering was all about," he momentum small Workers of America. every second. and landed on shaky legs. The children were in the hack bedcountry since the turn of the recal led. "But I didn't have to "We've lost 16 brothers in our Henderson dropped his only light came from his helmet room and his wife, Me century. Th e mines are less ta, wa,s distr ict so 'i already heard it coming and wrench and made a desperate far this year," said lamp, and there was no sound of fixing dinner. The accident was Everett Acord, dangerous today than they used had seen the fire where the IJMW's Pipe leap for a narrow rock ledge on human voices, lobe, but mine safety remains a was scraping metal." t1w first he's been involved In chief safety ewrdinator in the the tunnel wall. No sooner had - subject of hot dispute in the "I saw one body on the si nce he became a miner in district, where some 14,000 Seven tons of twisted etal his feet landed on the ledge, coalfields and at the bargaining pipe ground in front of me. it was 1 971. mm had broken loose fro miners are employed. "And ma than the monstrous mass (lark and smoky and I was table when labor contracts arc surface cable and were hurtling more than 100 have been killed, roared past and slammed into The three other men in the negotiated. scared. I broke and ran for the 12-f oot-wide tunnel the face of the na ti onwide." shaft, 50 feet he- help," h said with an apologet- supply slope were killed in-. like a runaway locomotive. BY hind him. stoutly. it. was the second time By STRAT DOUnIAT The rate of disabling injuries i ' littllhrug. es the time He nd erson looked up this year that a tr iple mine faAssociated Press Writer all coal mine rs is twice from his work, the tangled The impact was deafening. Seated in his cozy living tality had occurred in this part the national average for other FAIRDALE, W.Va. (AP) - t tunic had slid more than a third Dust and smoke filled the air. room , Henderson showed littl e of West Virginia, part Industries. chewing tobaco commercial making the rounds on many ' 'S Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-3B 1I- W -. 903 W. 3rd Street Sanford Fla. . SUPER FALL VALUES AT Black & /Jackep Trustworthy 3227898 FINISHING SANDER 323- p. -- = 7404 4551 Lumber Special 79C 2x4-8 ft. Studs -. 25 full color greeting cards are yours for only 9.95 Christmas is for chikiren a nd 1vruhnj Ici tr\ PRE FINISHED WALNUT Interior Doors November ALL S S $8" HOME & HARDWARE _, Paneling -- IN SANFORD PLAZA Hafldymafl SpecialS EA. PACIFIC HEAVY DUTY WHILE SUPPLY LASTS Closeout Shingles TROUBLE LIGHT S 4' x 8' SAVE UP TO 25% 25' CORD $489 4 - $' 2 CIRCULAR SAW 7¼" No. 7301 IJ £7T-9VA ( EMPEft. I2 ROCKETNAIL HAMMERS / f. $799 • - *4 $1c99 REG. $5.89 REG. A20 200Z. REG. $1049 ~) 6and9 IF 50 FOOT 3 CONDUCTOR EXTENSIONS EXTENSION CORD 2/9V REG. 2/$1.44 HEAVY DUTY REG. $1 $8.39 $ 4o98 -PLUS UNADVERTISED SPECIALS IN OUR TOOL DEPT. SAVINGS UP TO 2% -- �AB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Thursday, Nov. 7. 1974 Ric ky, Fami ly Face A IMMEDIATE Difficult E xperience EDITOR'S NOTE - In the United States, 15,000 people the from leukemia each year. RlckyPneda will ,00ijhe one ol them. He 1% 5, and he knows he is dying. He talk, about death with his mother, and sometimes his father, and the strain on the Ptneda family has been great. This Is their story, manded. "I don't want the bugs to get me. Can I take my cars antI drums and crayons and camera with me? Will you be with me? Will you carry me In your pocket forever and ever?" "Yes, yes, Ricky," his mother said, exhausted, helpless. Ricky Pineda Is 5 and he knows he is dying of kukemia and is now hospitalized with By VIC'rOluA GRAHAM spinal meningitis. He has sufAssociated Press Writer fend his fourth turbulent rePITTSBURG, Calif. (AP) - lapse, millions of distorted Rick)", goldIiFh died. lie white blood cells multiplying watched it floating, softly twin- chaotically throughout his ed in tendrils of green. body. Doctors expect another "Is It asleep?" he asked his remission. But they give him no mou)er. more than six months to live, "No," she answered, pausing to reach for elusive, gentle So Hard Th: '1dfis11 is del.' i' htrd to kit )iwr child the goldfish, a pet dog, a about death, but children have f.mi1y friend Rachael who died a premonition," says his of cancer,a playmate Eric who mother, Gloria, 25 , an attractdied in an auto accident. All of lye, expressive clerk-typist, them, he knows, are dead and "But, my fear is probably gone, greater than his," she says. "What will you do with me "Ricky knows he will die. He when I die?" Ricky inquired understands there will be a solemnly. time, probably very soon, when "We'll put you in the ground Ricky won't be around any. In a box with a little bed and more. He accepts It In a candid, Pillows. You'll go to heaven, a sometimes brutally open way, light, bright place, God's place, but he still Is frightened. and find Laughter and other "I accept it, but I still hope children playing," she groped, for a miracle," she adds. hurting for the answer. Ricky's deepest fear is "Don't bury me! Don't put whether his mother will be with me in the ground," Ricky corn- him in death, SEMINOLE SENIORS By LYLE SUFFIELD NOV. 12 Over 50 Club- meet at 10:30 a.m. at Redding Gardens Locust & 5th Sanford. - NOV. 14 Central Senior Citizen Club- meet at 10:00 S.M. Young Al Heart Club- meet at 1:C) pin, NOV. 12 50 Cl ub- Me at 10: Locust & 5th - Sanford am. at Redding Gardens - NOV. 14 Central Senior Citizen Club- meet at 10:00 am. Young Al Heart Club- meet at 1:00 pm. NOV. 18 BXYZ Club- Bus trip to Sea World -Call Mr. Bob etUer for reservations at 834-7707 -red uced rate for sen iors - bus & driver famished by the dub 8PIAL EVENTS NOV. 5 Florida Safari- meets on Tuesday each week at Towers, Sanford from 7:30 to 9:30p.m. The class Is conducted by Mrs. Doris Rogers who shows rdw on Florida. In the next weeks she will talk on Florida Ranching, Music of Florida, The Wreckers of Key West, etc. For those who like to go the Class takes field trips to places talked about. NOV. 12 Florida Safari- meets on Tuesday each week at Bram Towers, Sa nford from 7:O pm. (09:30 pm. ,js con. ducted by Mrs. Ikcls Regers who shows films on Florida. In next weeks, she will talk on Florida Ranching, Music of Florida, the Wreckers of Key West, etc. For those who like to go, the class takes field trips to places talked atut. Clubs, Addresses Altamonte Springs Friendship Club- Altamonte Springs Civic Center-Magnolia Avenue-Altamonte -t Ist and 3rd Thursday of the month-I0:30 A.M. Angles Elders- St. Augustine Catholic Church-3 &znset Drive -Cassetberry-tneet d Tuesday of the month-l0:00 A.M. - -- Towers- Sanf ...ord - I I$l% Rr2m 10:00 A.M. £a 1 W.. V "1 tell him I'll come, too, that we all will eventually be with him," Gloria says. "i don't know how much he grasps." Ricky, who lives the storms of disease, lives closer to pain and accepts dying and deformity tar better than many adults who would "freak out," his mother believes, "We can talk and cry together. We grow together. It ages us." Since the diagnosis when he was 2, the trauma of his disease has permeated his young family - mother, father and younger brother -strained his parents' marriage and forced them to deal with death, F~. PAYING ~PA .220% as me goldfish did, or a pet dog." Gloria mulls her son's queslions and her answers. "You want to go near the truth," she SaYS1 "but not so near that it scares him. We often talk about death, but we try not to let It doinlr'ate our lives. It's very hard." Ricky suffers from acute lymphoblastic leukemia. He has undergone chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and painful bone marrow tests and spinal taps. One drug makes his hair fall out, another distends his body. Mothers pull their children away from him; taunting chil dren tell him he will (lie. CASH TO * LA But YOU FOR UNITED STATES SILVER & GOLD COINS The American Cancer Society estimates there will be 21,000 new cases of leukemia and 15,000 deaths in 1974. About Z150 of the new cases will be among children under 15 and about '' 650 will We of the nearly always fatal disease. Three clinical social workers at Stanford University Medical When he was stronger, Ricky Center have studied the prob- used to play with other chillems of families of leukemic dren. Often, now, he is with. children. They followe't more drawn, sometimes hostile, than 40 cases from diagnosis to sometimes accusing his moth. several months after the funer. er: "You don't love me; every. al. body hates me," "From the moment of diagnosis until death of the child - Leukemia usually two or three years later In September In Ricky's - the family is literally in a parents became worried bestate of siege," says David M. cause their sturdy, active child Kaplan, Ph.D., director of cmi. was always catching colds and cal social work at Stanford. flu and running fevers. He "From the beginning and bruised easily; his bones ached. throughout the illness, even He was tired and wanted to when the child appears well, the sleep all the (jgp, He never family has to accept the awoke refreshed. eventual death, føc InedICSI Doctors diagnosed It as le, expenses, continue to care for k other children, give up futureemla. "Ibe big question at first was plans-all without knowing 'Whyhlm?"Whyus?'"Rlcky's when there will be an end to the father said. "My wife Is more siege. They lit'rally go into a religious than I am and these state of limbo." questions are preying. I just He concludes that only about don't know one famil y In 10 is able to cope think we're coping pretty with a child's terminal illness We can talk about our and that the rates of divorce, fears and needs, our feelings of marital distress and problems rejection, our needs for attenwith other children are ex. ton," says Ricky's father, who tremely high among the group. often takes him to the hospital for treatment. After the diagnosis, Gloria Companion carried her son to San Fran. Death is daily companion to clsco, to the gray, cathedrelllke Ricky's devoutly religious shrine of St. Jude, patron of mother and his father, Richard. difficult and desperate causes. , a part-time Law student and The father, a Vietnam veteryouth coordinator at a Spanish an, explains: cultural center in this small in. "I had these guilt feelings. dustrial community on an arm It's hard to say to your wife, of San Francisco Bay. They 'Take son* time from son have a 2-year-old sort, Michael. who is very Ill and give me "At first I was afraid I'd cry some time.' You feel kind of every time Ricky asked me guilty." about dying," his mother recalled as lUcky lay on the floor, Several months ago, new fur. curled up, worn out and niture was delivered to the listening. Thneda home - crates of soft, "But I never really had to tell new things. Furniture that look. him it would happen. He al. ed and smelled and felt new; ready knew. furniture that meant new "He wants to know what beginnings; furniture that death will be Like. We have as- would endure when Ricky was sured him that he'll not end up gone. NOVEMBER 8th & 9th ONLY! WE WILL PAY THESE MIMIMUM PRICES U.S. SILVER COINS DATED 1964 OR BEFORE HALF D EDITOR'S NOTE - First was born poor, the eldest son of Their wastes will be collected in Colony Farms is to small farms a mail carrier in Maxton, N.C., pools below the pens and rewhat a computer ls to an ab. about 150 mdes from First Col- turned to the earth, starting the fills - , - - QUARTERS, ,,. • . I • • • 0S )à)C DIMES. .. . each 4. SILVER DOLLARS DATED 1935 OR BEFORE , $ For Better Buys 3.00 each ALSO WANTED * a 41 1' WE ARE SERIOUS BUYERS OF ALL NUMISMATIC M 'TERIAL A GOOD TIME TO SELL IS WHEN YOU HAVE A WILLING BUYER ON ALL Gold I 51.00Gold ., Coins Coins -so AN HOW TO ERASE A GOOD PART OF YOUR FUTURE... 1*1 1hI PREMIUM PRICES I - Compare B each I I I I I • S I p I PAMElA -E U.S. PLYWOOD CANDYLA ..... 40.00 each 3.00 Gold Coins .... 175.00 each 2.50 Gold Coins 4.00 Gold Coins 3,000.00 each .... 50.00 each 10.00 Gold Coins .... 80.00 each 20.00 Gold Coins ... 180.00 each Bxyi Club- meet In Baptist Qwrch-Activities Bt11ngLongwood-4ast Tuesday of the month-12:30 P.M. to 6 P.M. Central Senior Citizens Club- Church of the Nativity-Lake Mary--meet the hxI and 4th Thursday of the month at 10:00 A.M. BRING YOUR COINS TO: Ou1uota Senior Cltlzen Club- Community Fire Hall-7th Street -thujuota-meet 2rdlbursbyofthemonthat6PA. AUIORNIA 10 AX Wild T V Vv- SHO LIFT Intersection-Interstate 4 & Ha, 46 Sanford Ha. Also UNIVERSITY INN,. U.S. 17-92 At Penn, Ave., DeLand Greater Oviedo Senior Clftzna (lab- Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church-.-Ojedo-meet &d Monday of the month at 4 P.M. 50 + Club- 71h Day Adventist (lurch-Forest City-4neet mostly on theist Monday of the Mond": 30 P.M. Ih're pitch. it c4 im et. again It and it labels 'on it criminal. FLORiDA COIN EXCHANGE 11 - ALL OF OUR BUYERS ARE EXPERIENCED BUSINESS EXECUTIVES KNOWN FOR HONEST hopes f or the Future. that can't 1w erased. before, or Innding a job. It Employers or lipstick y4ni pocket worth wi pe ('liii goudby Iwlore they hire it thiel'. Is ei• liv out your to college plans - will think that law it court record twice wallet, necklace the ,rits' you pay in the end? DEALINGS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH SALE U.S. PLYWOOD AMM must ... .is tte "Encino" by California Cobblers. This softly-lined leather casual, sitting on a chunky covered heel, Is buckled and braided up front. It's fashioned-perfect for pants and skirts. Comfortably priced, too. 8E, FIRSTST. . 5-32 48"06" Panel SA VE - Great for den or family room R PANEL $300 Reg. Price $7.99 " SALE $4 PRICE INSTALLATION AND FINANCING ARRANGED OPEN FRI. NITES n ight'S TICONDEROGA MUSKET GUNSTOCK WALNUT DISTRESSED WOODGRAIN REPRODUCTION SPORTING GOOD LOOKS SHOE TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCT Inc. PANEL CENTER 323.5676 E 307 E. 25th ST. SANFORD PREFINISHINO WALL PAN ELS-MOULDINOS-U. S. PLYWOOD PH. 322-0204 ARMSTRONG CEILING 'IILE-LVMBR SHELVIN*,-RUST4LIUS A Community Service .Meisaqe From The Herald 'I SPECIAL AL rezs(I lint is punishable It gets you Say You Can PANEL A 1240' Room r as low as another shoplifting LOCAL POLICE ON DUTY [1 LIST PRICE $7.75 ... We knu, 'olive heard it on, Shoplifting is stealing. IIft7i To finish oH a dream of a room to live in. .. .to dine in.. . .to sleep In. . - .or play in. Complements any decor. Put it up In no time. At this price how can you go wrong- Mod. In U.S.A. to 6 P.M. MONEY BUTTER SCOTCH Cobblet SHERATON=SANFORD INN Golden Years Fellowship- meet at Community United Methodist Church -Caiselberry at noon on the last Wednesday of the moo th-luncheon-Reservations necessary. S AVES YOU PINK MINT SATURDAY Z;= CENTER LIME MINT 50.00 Gold Coins.. 1,500.00 each 10 A.M. PANEL BLUE MINT 5.00 Gold Coins FRIDAY I I ppy, I F, __,. Thoughtful Thoughtful, precocious, Ricky carries on long conversatlons, often about his death and its rituals and precisely what heaven might be like - part Disneyland, part Sesame Street, part haunted house and darkness. "Ricky has wound my wife around his finger," sa ys Ricky's father. "When he has a tantrum, I hit him, There's no in his being spoiled. "I want my dying son to lead as normal a life as possible, with normal little pleasures and Superfarm Owner. I-Ia in a hungry world, acres or less only what he the farm where it was grown. needs. Ile feeds his family, his In Mexico, too, malnu"on is Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-513 longer enough without Arnulfo hogs, few of his countrymen. rampant. Half the babies born acus. The corporate giant even- ony. cycle all over again. Salas and millions of other sub.. :1 ; The Arnulfos and their fami. will not live to their fifth year; lually will become a protein During the depression, he Not that the land lacks nutrisi.stence farmers. Increasing lies are 700 million of the 30 per factory where crops are cent will the before their scraped together money to buy enis. First Colony Farm sits on NA their production Is the "only vi- world's 3.8 billion population, fir st birthday. In Mexico and touched by h um an hands. And a single truck. He won a con. soil so organic that It burns able long-term solution to t and 70 per cent of the population elsewhere, it has come to that. It's all based on a continuing tract to tra nspor t cigarettes for when dry. world food problem," in the developing countries. In India, small farmers hold rise In food prices, the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Brascoe White, who superThe world I, waiting for 60 per cent of the rain-fed land. The and McLean Trucking Co. was vises the grain elevator and By JOHN HARBOUR them. Yet th ey produce only 30 per born. Then he di versified and doubles as farm tour guide, exBy ROBERT B. CULLEN AP Newifeatures Writer Increasing their prod uction is cent of the rice, In India every ___ became a pioneer In contain- plained how It got that way. [oii Associated Press Writer Barefoot, his shirt kno( the "only viable long-term solu- year millions either die or are ____ CRESWELL, N.C. (AP) - erized freight shipping. ____ "For years and years, the trees CIOARIITLS about his lean waist, Arnulfo tion to the world food problem," left wasted tLTEI4 "lie loves to look at new ha ve been falling and rotting by malnutrition. There's no dirt under the finSalas guides his plow through says a U.N. report prepared for i "5 things. He wouldn't last a and building up. A fire comes The problems, almost every- _______ .. gernalls of the man who seven and a half acres of sandy, the World Food Conference, one agrees, are cultural, social, the larges t farm In North Caro. month withou t some sort of over, t hen it bu ilds up some _____ volcanic soil, which opened Nov. 5 and ends economic, governmental. me business. Money is just a tool to more." He picked up a handful He farms the way his father next Sunday. small farmer Is ca pable of far He McLean, a him, rather than something to of soil. "Feel this. It's still got is Malcolm P. I did before him, on the same Every year, the world has 78 more, How do you convince him __________ wasit on," New York investor who is said farm engineer chunks of wood all through it." land, with the same plow, be- million new mouths to feed, him to do It? gering more than $60 million Ro be rt Campbell, who has Not everyone In North Carohind the same tired horse, hind ?! American and other modern SecTetary of Agricult ure Earl that the mucky black earth of known McLean for 20 years, lina is happy about the superVet Arnulfu Salas, 27, father 1:: Inurs, pr oducing riar to ca- ltutz, wlia heads the U.S. ddeNorth Larulitta's coastal plain l'iday McLean lives in a hotel (anti. Emiviromuiientalists have of four children, is the unlikely pacity, cannot do the job. U.S. gallon to the Rome conference, can be turned into a profitable suite on Manhattan's Fifth questioned its existence so close hope of the hungry world, government stockpiles, once has his own ideas: farm. Avenue. He sold his company to the fragile coastal marA lot of important people Ar- used to feed millions of hungry, "This is a basic problem in McLean's investment, his for a reported 1150 million in shlands. nulfo doesn't know are meeting are gone today. And so, in India and elsewhere because farm's managers are quick to 1969 to the R. J. Reynolds Co., State officials say they will in Rome this week at the United America, when a housewife they continue to have a cheap say, Is a bet that the price of and he has a seat on the Board monitor the farm for evidence Nations' World Food Con- reaches for a loaf of bread on a food policy. Perhaps the Indian food will continue to rise. Rising of Directors. He also owns part of chemicals being leached into ference. They are talking about supermarket shell, she is in di- farmer can't read, but he can prices have suddenly made the of Diamondhead Corp., which the water or other environmen. NOW THAT'S A LOT OF SMOKING I Arnulfo and the 100 million rect and unequal competition figure. They're not stupid. They huge investments needed to owns the Pinehurst, N.C., golf tal damage. Campbell says 0ic of the largest advertisements ever painted greets other small farmers who tend with a starving child some- can get a better price someopen new land seem feasible. resort. they will not find any. "What 80 per cent of the world's farms where in the world - a corn. where else and the wheat passersby on Eighth Ave., New York, where eight painters Large farms appear to be McLean refuses newspaper makes sense for the environand are the best answer to the petition that Is driving up her doesn't come out. It stays In the spent 1,400 hours applying 125 gallons of paint to the she of the dominating American agricul- interviews. On the telephone, he ment makes sense for us." building covering nearly half an acre. The simulated cigarette world's food problems. food prices, tore today. U.S. government would only say, "Farming is granary, or it goes Into the pack, about 229,436 times larger than an actual pack, overlooks Arnulfo wouldn't care. This is She, too, has a stake In the black market, figures show that 109,00 "super the oldest industry In the world. Times Square. his world, a personal stake In farm of Arnulfo Salas. It has farms" -with sales of at least It usually stables out as a rca. "Ambassador Pat Moynihan Mexico's Atoyac River Vallcy conic to that was in this office ... discussing $100,000 annually produced 50 sonable sort of business." between the slopes of the an. per cent of the nation's food and If only Arnulfo would, he this very thing. It just never "It's a question of supply and dent volcanoes Popacateptl, could double or treble his out- leaves the villages, and they eat fiber In 1973. But they were only demand," added Cy Rich Jr., Ixtaccihuati and La Malinche. put, produce new and more pretty well out there, at least In a small percen ta ge of the 2.8 First Colony's agricultural The Aztecs coax ed food out of varied cro ps, feed his fellow terms of how they eat In million farms in the country. economist and, with Campbell, the nitrogen-poor soil 7,000 people in crowded Mexico City Calcutta ... The 375,000 acres ofwoo1jand co-manager. "People are years ago, fertilizing with hu- 30 miles away, and other cities and fields which McLean began starving. It's just like the "The world's crying need is to man excrement and fish bones, where people hunger. purchasing in 1972 Is half the energy crisis except that people get farmers everywhere Arnulfo uses chemical fertthsize of Rhode Island. It's named are going to find it difficult to The U.N. report says the Ar. produce. You don't do that by zer, but sparingly, inefficiently. nulfos of the world must play putting a ceiling price over First Colony Farm, after the wait in line for food." His corn is thin, they would the major rote in increasing the their head ..." By Uz.sim L MURPHY First Colony will bear the Q: Do you have any n- unsuccessful English colony say in Iowa. He will reap some average annual growth rate of established nearby A Rockefeller Foundation rein the 16th same relation to a farm that a Consumer Education formation on buying a r 210 bushels from acreage that food production. During the port agrees: "Before a farmer century by Sir Walter Raleigh. computer does to an abacus. It Florida Cooperative Extension coal.? would produce nearly 800 bush. next 12 years, it must go up at can be expected to produce Since Sir Walter's time, few will really be a carefully engiA: Rainwear is of two basic els in Iowa. least one per cent from the more than enough to feed his Q: There seems to be a wall- types: waterproof and water- men have found it profitable to neered protein factory. Arnulfo could - by using present 2.6 per cent. If it own family -before he can be to-wall bread department In repellent or shower resistant, till the coastal plain. Most Computers will keep track of more fertilizer and readily doesn't, says the U.N. report, encouraged to move from sub.. every food store. With loaves in Your choice should depend North Carolinians went inland farm resources and the van0 available technical help - then the developing countries sistence to commercial farm- so many shapes and sizes and at upon the degree of rain to the Piedmont to grow to- ables that could affect producbacco and cotton. Timber corn- tion and prices. double his production. He face annual food deficits of85to ing, he has to have a price for different prices, how do I protection you desire. chooses not to. Maybe next 100 million tons. That deficit his product that makes the ad- choose the most for my money? Grains will be sown, nurtured The only completely panles became major landyear, he says. would be twice the entire U.S. ditlonal labor worthwhile." A: One good way to compare waterproof coats on the market owners In the four counties over and harvested by machines, indifferent bread products is to are those made of plastic with which First Colony farm cluding airplanes. know the price per pound. A or without fabric backing, cloth stretches. They will be fed to the cattle But that was before the price and the hogs. Eventually, First compact loaf appears much Lacquered or rubberized, and a smaller than a larger soft loaf, fabric such as synthetic leather of soybeans went to $8 per Colony will have a capacity of 1 even though the weight may be or suede which has been bushel; before experts began 50,000 hogs scattered about the the same. So buy bread by waterproofed. Although these studying the growth of world farm in stations. -- - - - - - - - - - - - coats will keep you dry during population In relation to arable weight. Those animals will never land, and the possibility of a touch the ground. They will be a rainstorm, they keep out the world food shortage. Usually the least expensive air which can make them warm bred, suckled and fed tomaturMcLean, 60, has a history of ity in specially designed pens loaf of bread is the 20 ounce and uncomfortable to wear for store brand white loaf. Sand- long periods of time. They may capitalizing on opportunity. He before being sent to market. wicn leaves often cost a little also become stiff In mid more than regularly sliced weather. bread. Low-calorie breads are Water-proof rainwear Is a - - -- - - - - - often lower in calories only good choice for children or for because they are sliced thinner anyone who must spend a lot of and the cost is usually higher. time outd000rs In bad weather. I Day old bread is usually A familiar style of the wateravailable at thrift stores. 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(lab- meet Id liuraday of the month at 14 Fed. Svga. & Loan B3-RL 43S-.D W. &moran Blvd. Allamonts dnga-)'d Thursday of the month at the Women's Club-Overbrook ive-Casse1berry. Th1r*y-N1rs Club- meets Sts. Peter & Paul-Goldewod1st Friday of the month-7:30 P.M. Village 'lub- SL John's VWage-Fern Park-meet 19 Thwzday & 3rd 7b*s'nday-7:30 P.M. Wider Sprtags Senior Q1xen Club- Highlands Club House675 Shepard Rd-4th Friday-10;30 A.M. Young Al Heart- St Andrews Presb1erisn Qurcb-9913 Bear Lake Road-Forest O(y-d Thursday of the month 1:00 P.M. He Is the prototype of the wheat harvest this year. subsistence farmer the world In Mexico half the land is ricultural resource," says See- over, a captive of his culture, planted in corn. Yet not more retary of Agriculture Earl Butz, his fears. He produces on his 15 than 25 to 30 per cent of It leaves TRANSACTIONS' OF FACE -, EDITOR'S NOTE - "The Lord gave usa tremendous 8g ALL Well Meaning Well-meaning relatives tug at them, some bearing holy oil wyj water and incense, some suggesting faith healing and psychic surgery, some arguing that Ricky should be allowed to die in peace and let God's will be done, SMa Farmer Vital To Future Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 100 Panls To Chooso From SPINDLE.FLEX-RUILOINO MATERIA%,S OPEN DAILY 9-5 SAT. 9-1 �Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 6B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WOMEN From Florida To Georgia, ' The Longest Yard" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Al') -Raiford State Prison apparently "All in all, it was quite beneficial to Georgia corrections," he Coy. Reubin Askew perked up when a high school student apThe release went on to explain that a mule is a hybrid that will flunked L4 screen test when the producers of Burt Reynolds' movie said. proached his table at campaign breakfast in Sarasota. not reproduce, but "a Jack and a Jenny will produce a true species 'l'he Longest Yard" were looking for a location. While Florida prison officials might have likd the publicity and Assuming that the youth wanted an autograph, Askew reached of animal which will reproduce." The movie is obviously about a Florida prison - the institution is othir benefits Georgia reaped for filming "The Longest Yard," for his Pt• "A stallion (horse) bred to a jenny will produce an animal called named State Prison," Reynolds is sent up from Palm Bachman said there were no hard feelings over the decision to "No." the youth told the governor, "I just want the salt." ahenny, said to be the stubbornest and stuPidlest animal there is," Beach and there ii a reference to administrators in Tallahassee - make the mnvle in another state. It continued. but the Filming was done at Reidsville State Prison in Georgia. "I thought it was a very funny movie," he said. 'q enjoyed it." Among the things few people would know if it weren't for press releases is the information that "mules may be making a ° course, Jacks have "some peculiar characteristics." One Is Deputy Corrections Director Dave Bachman said Reynolds, that some won't breed jennies unless there is a mare standing ep. Eric Smith, D.Jacksonvllle, has reported a unique con- comeback." whom he knew casually when they were both students at Florida a tribution to his reclectIon campaign. At least, that was the point of a recent Department of Agriculture alongside the jenny. State University, visited Raiford in the summer of 1973. He said the contribution was delivered by "Audrey Smith, release. "A Jack raised with Jennies, called a Jenny Jack, vice versa will "They came to Raiford one day and then they were going to Jacksonville, wife o1candidate. one 91b. baby girl." The statement quoted farmer Ike Mley of Westville as ex- breed a jenny readily but not a mare unless there Is a jenny beside Reidsville the next day," Bachman said. "The next thing we heard Under the space where candidates are required to list the value plaining that a mule "is the offspring of a Jack and a mare, which Is her," it added. was they were going to film It in Georgia " of their contributions, Smith noted "priceless." a member of the horse family." Is that clear? Chuck Bernet, executive assistant to Georgia Corrections C.onunjssioner Alan Ault, said Reidsville apparently came closer than Raiford to the moviemakers' im agc of asou pr o, "They felt as if the outside scenes would be closer to what they needed," he said. _____ The film features Reynolds as a former pro football quarterback iw~ no Inulru who, under pressure from a tough warden, organizes a convict 'n' W P"run tnisn&'t Buy your electronic calculator from a firm where the sales football team that plays a zany game against a guards' team. "non pirfinn "That team has been disbanded," Bernier joked. Inuinv people can show you how to use them. 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On Politics The Girl Scout Calendar Sale is Project 21st Century Woman a self help program approved Seminole Junior College w ill by the United Fund,, U i Hawkins . .• - -. -' \1 Our Brand New Flight IF Traiiing Program 'MANUEL JACOBSON READY FOR SIDEWALK ART SHOW NOW S..REMOVE' POUNDS AND INCHES FROM THIGHS, NECK, LEGS, WAIST ALL OVER WITHOUT EVER GOING HUNGRY! - - with the X.11 Reducing Plan • Tab Shirts 01 art ps-p liii To Introduce 213 E. FI RST PH, 322.4712 artists Our After 5 Looks- Jackets sizes seminar and introduce Mrs. 1969-70 series, My World and Mrs, Phyllis Senkarik, 104 Sunset Dr., Sanford, Is among many Paula Hawkins, Florida's Welcome To It, will play local and out-of-state gathering up her work for Public Service Commissioner. Thurber in a one - man per. exhibition on Sanford's downtown sideialk show Friday and Mrs. Hawkins will present her lormance of Thurber at Annie Saturday. views and personal feelings, Russell Theatre, Rollins experience and reactions as a College, Nov. 10 at 8:30 p.m. woman involved In a political Windom's portrayal of Thurber position. includes slides of James Consumer related problems Thurber's drawings. His per. a 5 will also be discussed and lormance has drawn rave audience participation is en- notices the country couraged. The semir.ar is free tlurini,, his present ntiortaI to the public. tour. 1 11TI Just One Of FLIGHT - Thurber Plays William Windom, best known $5 men & boys sponsor a Woman's View of Nov. i;:3o. in Altamonte Springs Civic Lev in denim & corduroy, with leans to match at the A INTRODUCTORY - customers. I at in moderation is an import.iiflt part of good nutrition. Also remember that foods made of rice, wheat, corn or potatoes also contain protein although less than do meat, milk or eggs. And the same appli es to minerals and vi ta mins. Rather than trying to break the teen-ager's habit of snackmug be tween meals, it would seem reasonable to enlighten him on the subject of nutrition, say Dr. David L. Call and Jean A. Thomas of Cornell Univer. sity Graduate School of Nutri(ion. They recommend that parents help him link up food wi th various nutrients and give special emphasis to those that supply calcium and iron in his diet. Using data from the TenState Nu tr i tion Study for persons 12 to 18 years of age, they conc:uded, "calories supplied to teen-agers by between-meal foods are far from empty." Just the place to select health ful fruit and vegetable snacks for the family Is Sanford's retail farmers market on French Avenue at 13th Street. Now opening for the winter season Tuesday, Fridays and Saturdays, Seminole County growers are selling c d-t .s&me y produce direct to e public at affordable prices. FALL FRUITS h'rit,,rint, nhnfnnriinhc nf nnintmnt gra lubnI •..r, rninr S4••5fl •SSS4 s..e. s-..w.... ,Jp,,.a W r"...........en1pnAnre 1),a (Team, cookies, milk, fruit pies. -Remember," he says, .' pro tul ' . " P". Ps-P liii - f . - i ' ' , '. , f ,,. "- In addition to the visiting ists the local Camerat.a Chorus under its chorus master, W lli ardy, wi ll I' heard, as well as the Valencia Community College Chorus, , directed by Jean Masterson, jj and the Jones High School ' Chorus, with director Edna Hargrett. art .-. . , '. " . . , ' , .- -' .. 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They have been liv ing toget he r for three years, and now they want to start a family. We are heartsick and don't know what to do. He has no family, but we have. My parents would suffer even more than we If they knew that their beloved grandchild (my daughter) had a child out of wedlock. Should we say they were secretly married, and try to carry it off, oç forget it? , We have no one to ask advice from as we are too ashamed to any one ki101i. HEARTSICK Pay as liii is $7.50. month Calculator that money can buy. No other calculator at this price offers as many functions. Perfoct for those in the Scientific and Tochnical fields -also for college Texas Instruments Electronic Calculators Itirp m! mar O $9995 feature dollar for dollar, the Commodore SR - - _____ '..' LWII nil . 'L...... DEAR TIRED: I think you've bee n used. Don't waste any more of your valuable time on him, dear. Quietly relocate, and make sure he doesn't have your phone number oraddrejs. (3.orge Stuart introduces the Commodore SR.1400-a brand new scientific slec. pet. nil t 41 tronic calculator. We've checked the market to bring you the best and feature for , p - ' - . divides. Has easy-to-read 8-digit display with unique DEAR ABBY: For the last eight years I been £ "engaged" to a married man. I know you've heard this story a thousand times, but he says we will be married as soon as he can get a divorce, lately I am beginning to wonder. He Is 42 and I am 29. When I met him he said he was separated from his wife. Later on he said tie as tr yi ng for a divorce but she was contesting it. He claims he lives like a gypsy, staying with one relative after another, and sometimes wi th friends. I have never had a phone number where he can be reached in case of emergency. And no address either, He owns his business and has given me some expensive gifts, but I want to get married and live a normal life. I used to tell I family and friends that too young to ge t married, at 29, that's ridiculous flow do)oufl g figure th is , Abby? ow .earner. )-. Am ,,us,• a sslow promisetotakeanyadviceyouglveme. Please,helpme. TIRED OF WAITING trtCIuct. 'n1&1 Adapter/ jirirz&l Recharg,, pup cm Virprul duct of National Semi. multiplies, Alimony has been appropriately called, "the high cost of leaving." Perhaps unconsciously your husband feels that it's not too high a price to pay for sehat he bought. O era !- "Alter all, some people don 't Scientists Revisit His ex-wife now in her forties, is employed full (line, and earns a better than average income, lie has paid tier alimonY promptly for 14 ycars, I would NEW YORK (Al') - "In- lems such as tension, depres- end result of an imbalance advises Dr. IIasMm, who is em- explains. For active young en snacks during that period of stead of listening to the faddists sion, worry or unhappiness, between calorie intake and phatic in saying 'parents today people who can absorb lots of the day completely eliminated and the charlatans who preach lethargy, daily living habits, energy output. need to know more about nutni- calories they may even be es the bad scenes. quick weight loss, people con- cultural and ethnic backStudies on the long-range ef- tion. The more knowledgeable sential. This is particularly evlSnacks between meals should cerned with obesity should grounds, he points out. They Iectsof dieting show that within they become the easier it is to dent in the handling oftantrums probably be consumed only by learn to follow the advice of may all affect meal and calorie a year about 90 per cent of in- program an entire family for in small children (not to be growing children to supplement those with at least a reasonable consumption and influence ap- dividuals who lose weight gain good health, considered as a bribe or reward their three meals a day' Dr. scientific background," warns petite, hunger and satiety. Ob- it back. When a child is experiencing but rather used in anticipation Ilashim notes. For those over Dr. Sami A. Hashim, director of ese children and adolescents Eating continues to be one of physical or psychological prob- or before trouble starts). Dr. C. 21, snacks are acceptable only Nutrition and Metabolism are especially vulnerable to the man's few real pleasures, and if lemns, parents should seek med. H. Nickerson, a Montreal when the calorie count of those Research at St. Luke's Hospital psycho logical ill effec ts cf ex- children ex perience this early ical help and guidance for him, pedia tr ician, reports his Research suc- treats is part of the day's total. cess (at, and learn something about the Dr. Ilashim suggests. cess with a 4-year-old who was Generally, the active and Studies show that overeating Whatever the underlying selection of foods rind make a While snacks may be frowned having trrnper tantrums each growing youngster could well can be induced by a number of cause of obesity, he adds, In the balanced meal, they'll have a on by some, they can actually day between meals. His use more calories than he con(actors - psychological prob. last analysis, excess fat is the healthy eating pattern for life, play a psychological role, he suggestion that the child be giv- sumes in his three meals a day, says the nutritionist, who cxplains that in addition to their was prp no prp nil -- ,, • must be performed first and the result noted or placed in memory for use) . married , and financially in- dependent own ,' stopping, -- P11' V IO DIGIT DISPLAY V FLOATING DECIMAL V ALGEBRAIC LOGIC compl.te any eouat'on from lift to rghtWi thOUt 49 95. and the 8231' with disposable bat. Model 820 all of e ' , ANY - subtracts, wp rul psmnii Adapter /C A Great Christmas Gift. Use Your Master Charge or BankAmericard, The Novus 820 adds, Marceau agreed that the con- cause It was a positive ex- like Fellini. I. She received all the equity ' ' pp car, and the furnishings as part originalhome, have .. FEATURES: Oiora! in a mache so small. V Adds, subtracts. multiplies, divides Has bright, easy-to- read 6-digit display V Shirt-pocket size ( 21.4 x 5 x 7/,') V Weighs only 5 ounces I Uses inexpensive 9-volt battery - or really eleaborate thought dren see the thought behind it, prpnit development, it's a question of that people are manipulated twrw concept," Marceau said. "'n" like Watergate manipulati on P" nr "When I do my next film - for power, like the invisible prpnr and I hope to make another - I man. College kids love the film. Fir" . vw (din. I don't regret this film be- Basc4l on the following facts, do you think my husband should continue paying alimony' Imp run - The Novus 650 hand-held "Mathbox" has thore features than you'd expect again "I sin a st' in theater, but - cept of the film Is one thing, but not In the movie world. When I what people see and feel is prove I can be a movie actoir I anoffid. 7be ideal, he said, is to can impose my concept on a match them. DEAR ABBY: My husband has too much pride to ask tis former wife to relinquish her alimony payments. We've discussed it and he is also opposed to taking the matter to court, 'n1 rw( P"rui Highlights of this machine include its unique cornmon sense parentheses keys, algebraic logic and preference for non-scientific readout. unless complex computations dictate otherwise. Commodore Model 1400. CZ= The Calculator Your Budget's Been Waiting For P nil EDITOR4 S NOTE 'ITI& film perience and I have learned t pvpn'i Is only an appetizer," says very much from ii F"run Marcel Marceau of his Marceau sees "Shanks" as rrw major film, "Shanks.' The Is- "cinema fant.astique," a fanta- irr mous French mime in the tradition of "Dr. Jek3l movies In the future "to prove and Mr. Hyde" or "The Cabinet you can make today silent films of Dr. Caligani." But he wonof great feeling and beau-ty." ders if the average audience IwIiru.' sees it as dream-Fantasy or as prp By EVE SHARBUTT reality. Al' Newafeatures Writer concept of the thriller as NEW (A?) - M&CCI The fantasy has Malcolm Shanks, Marceau was In a talkative ni mood - which seemed n- deaf-mute puppeteer, a good jWiI man who does not rebel , innatural bemuse his performing volved in scientific research P'JU'4't f5fl1SteIfl3fTOT his 5lIthC with Old Walker. Marceau t'n,r.il stage. ltçir.zi plays both roles. Through camThe world's era trickery, he even walks srprw. portent of mime,, &OT pip arm-In-arm with himself. white-faced clown Bip, Is playShanks dreams that Old Ing two roles ln his newest film, Walker dies, and that he uses IW!I "Shar s," h& t he • anicent scientist's tech- sri r.r, abou t it. niques to make him walk "It Is not that i k npup W. 55 though ali ve. Then, he fidence," he said. "But I be. Uevr you muMdemuatz ate art, fantasies that his alster4nlaw pr . - and her second husband die prp 5w, not explain it. "When I am in control as on accidentally and he revives and prprustage, I don't woiry, But about manipulates them as human jwtnr the film, to be honest, yes. i pu pps. worry. It is not as I wanted it. It Marceacu says not one child r.i needs great simplicity of mind has disliked "Shanks." "Ml-P1" moment, I have no power. - It) AItlk%lI. VAN 111,11EN STORE HOURS: 8:15 sm. to 6p.m. - MON. & FRI. NITES 'TIL 9-CLOSED SUNDAYS. irra " will explain what has failed and "But an older person Is less what has succeeded. For the able to accept the fantasy." In Alimony P ay '' w"rw a t a price anyone can afford Snacks Can Pack Healthy Punch Freedom Costly p,pn'. "j"ra-, Must Show Art . . . DEAR ABBY A Choose Your Electronic from Florida's Largest Selection Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-713 , 1100 FU ELNTY HOSE BY CD i Uo �-- - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - -- _____ ____ _________ - - - - _____________ - - - - iIIIIIIIIIIIIII! -- BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker 6OME$Op1/ Legal Notice W O 0 E1IN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITy COUNTY. FLORIDA, OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice is herthy given that a CIVIL NO. 14'I7$2CA..0 DIVISION G Public Hearing will be held at the FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Commission Room in the City Hall TOAGE ASSOCIATION, in the City of Sanford. Florida, at CC o'clock Plaintiff, 1197a, PM on November 25. to vs consider the Odoption ci an ESTATE OF SHELLEY JOSEPH by the City of Sanford. and all heirs, devitees. creditors and Florida, title of which is as follows. o?hCr persons claiming against SI)eIICy JoSeph or the Said Estate, ORDINANCE NO, 1351 IMMIE JOSEPH and REGINA LEMON. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Defendants. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. NOTICE OF SUIT ADOPTING THE NATIONAL TO; ALL HEIRS. DEVISEES, ELECTRICAL CODE OF 1975 AS CREDITORS AND OTHER PER PREPARED ISV THE NATIONAL SONS LIRE PROTECTION CLAIMING AGAINST SHELLEY ASSOCIATION, AS AMENDED BY JOSEPH OR HIS ESTATE and fo all THE CENTRAL FLORIDA AD parties having or claiming to have VISORY CODE COMMITTEE any right, fit le, orjntel.eltjn the real NOTICE D. AND A FURTHER property herein described. AMENDMENT AS TO ALUMINUM YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CONDUCTORS. AND PROVIDING ftet an ac tion to foreclose a mor FOR THE ADOPTION OF A FEE igageon the following real pr operty SCHEDULE BY THE CITY in Seminole Coun ty , Florida, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. EVENING Clerk of the Truth Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Truth Of (6) Consequences Deputy . (13) Movie Francisco (13) Movie Environment (3.5) The Saint (24) Intercom 24 (24) Soul COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.tI34CA04.G __ NOTICE OF ACTION .- & _. 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Attorney for Petitioners Sad properly s preW'ntiy toned M I major C r edit C.ri ________ r r Seminole County, Florida By - LillICn 7 Jenkiris Florida, II 17*1. 11PM, L 1 45 o WINTHROP cools" lI:)I.ISP.M _____________ '.01 Section7.Tawnship7OS,Range ALBERT N FlITS 1,-n.j 1, L Atdrt( CaU LIIr 4; ~ ,;~ b NO WHO' 0 I'll _ _____ 41 ~D/1z i _______ ______ j44 ornt.is All I _____________ -BUT, YOU'RE A CINCH FOP THE u/,E.SS BCOK BUGS BUNNY DINNER £memicaCwisilw -- _______________________________________________________ I 35 (1,.01CoF,sgt1tTfMjDtALLWmNfJ Al'.j1l,4.iF TtCfl7QC0L West play be right? TO SLEEP ___ -- I " ___ _ _____________________________________________________________ ti UIAIIGA*rILL.D 7:30 .9:10 Cler k of th e Circuit Court of the SW 32 31 1. CSiaISir.id& iiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 INTO "WHO'S ___ 17 I that ,__ M TPI I AS THE COLLEGES PR 'HAN. 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The student's horrified look j.1 ___________________________ PUTTING STUDENTS Help Yourself To Our Original SALAD BREAD BAR fills ___________ 'I RUMOR THAT I AM UNIVERSALL'i PRIME BEEF 891011 — — — 16 (Seal) Beckwith, Jr. 123 C OLDEN S011urmese oodspritr _ ____ _____ "How did you know the heart hNAWA .. #ALI (Bib) 29Grsrk vi ar —— PsFE 'ytU / Ike then-President Richard M. ilic 48 Palm 2$1,Loundar - Pass Dummy's king of clubs hit the table next. West dropped the 10. __________________________ ___________________________ 1. 4lSonofSeIh poIter __ sure of nine tricks in any event." 4 turned to one saw that the Professor was going to make live club tricks __ ,,. 44(;enuint• 46 1)iopnl t't' i II-Ih.UI painler UdgIIJI)c could : _ ______ i2Petts'quarrel magtctratr' 25 Uuss,an 3 N.T. 1 N.T. Pass ____ workieces for the "ABC Eve- plenty of work for you,' I finally at least one felt I had to make the move. feature a week for "AM Amer. "It was a helluva trauma, a)jc," the new morning show most like cut ting the umbilical ABC will start against NBC1s cord, and suffered for months durable "Today" show next thlnldng about it, But when I Jan, 6. finally brokeitafewweeksago, Trout's first major domestic I found I felt pretty good about CBS assignment came in 1933, it." _____ 431'roi) two spade six show two kings What do of awe when he hearts to ,ou do now" convention coverage, recently "I found myself doing less signed with ABC News as Its and less - and of course, that roving European correspond- means less money — but the litent. activity got to me," he said. Most of the roving will be for "Months would go by and I'd ABC's radio division, although do one piece. So when ABC said, at forest 24 %'cneiian 30 Marland i4te bird -- 11 ) He said he'd been working for CBS on a retainer basis the last Nixon's second Inaugura tion. The North Carolina-born newsman, who now calls Paris home, went to work for CBS In ___________________ ___________________ 40 Billiard shot 41 English 23Gotup I had 5 over to dummy and played the Pass ace of hearts at trick one. How You, South, hold I'M 1AkRKAa1 EU_ V -jt I last, also on radio, was In 1973, 31 En%o 33 Girl's name (comb. form) nirkname Pass 'the student looked horrified when the Professor reached -1 -c~1 a spade. The bidding has ts,'en: ,/ w1 kip 4405r=: '" _ _ 10 Wing's.hapcd 3$ Apothecary's gadget IIFeminine point - I ________________________________ Roosevelt's inauguration; his god____ Entertain 91.eg coverings $ S3Wmgs 54 Decompow (44) Lucy Show (24) Zee Cooking is Opening lead— 5 by Art Sonsom -- when he covered Franklin D. ______ ________ ________ tree TIM- A P3'.'; !a'.'.V. k,lit 52 Moslem — — the W 1050.00 ft of the S 7167ff FICIALSEALciI.aldCoufllhlsllth thereof ty.ngSof Cornwall PcI. Wol day of Oct ober 1974. toned M t (Industrial) District. end award 55 Far oil state 1L.1EI 'JE 24 Membership _________ _ *I L. WC r IV IL- 1 I?LiG1E -TiiQI _ 51CoIlec t,onof fJiX 27Candlenui )C ,u,. u,.x. ciiii seaport 16Bogorchsds 20Emplovers. TRUTH 42liombay 43Scattered 21 Damp 22 Identical LNMYW IT1A1J LLtiAIDIt 1' I3 Was borne lfflurrove'r IS Born 1$ Hawaiian 7id 9:U fr1I1iMiI 41 Pub brew IsracliBib,) jffW7ff &1 ____ o 1 IToIejIsI I 1t4t tI I11 40 5; _________ usuu...v I FIATUIIS $31 3:)I 13$ lOC1S CNAM (Fr.) sorm 8Klof se __ -r ytIIA 39 Summers I Caviar PLUS LnMThe edtdon of Tues., 7:00 ______ ________ _______ H ACROSS 4K,ndo( (5'l...t UUJ 7t ThiS WILL KILL ning Ne" and ___ __________ ___ - and WALTER _____ _______ ______ I±d GEORM PEPRD.. WNIMMMLAW ., afldeXeOJtIOflef' 3IE, Seminole County. Florida, attor ney. Albert N. Fitts. whOsi lying 5 pl COrnWCII Rd. E of dressisa%shOvmbelG*. and file Atlantic Coast Line Railroad arid W the origina l With the Clerk of the 01 Mellonville Ave. Said property is Above styled Court on or befo.e the Presently Zoned M IA Light in 11th day of November 1974, otherjstriat District wise a Default and ultimate aft Judgment will be enter ed against All that pirt of the P4 of t he SW you for the relief demanded In said 1 4 of Section 7. Towinhlp2OS, Rang PetitIon. 3iE.Semino County, Florida,L WITNESS MY HAND and OF H. _______________________ Answer to Prevus Puule NOW SHOWING I. , II. - he says it'll also involve TV 'Look, we need you, we've Things/Places ___________ ____________ _ I'ass Pass broadcasts and his political were growing infrequent. (9) Newlywed Game _________________ L 1 _____________________________ ___ South I _____ _ ' Jack of clubs ride I didn't mind East West North ,`- 1 _____ if it lost to the queen. I would be Pass ;r AG Y I 5LVW, 37 years at CBS News came work — mostly involving both from his wartime London Feature stories from Europe - (6) Guiding Light (35) Florida Lifestyle North-South vulnerable ____ r_- I +A9752 THE BORN LOSER sire to retire and rust at age 65. Trout, whose greatest fame In few years, but that his calls for News 2:00' (7, 5) Days Of Our Lives letters in care of t$tis newspaper. BOBBIE J. BROOMFIELD (PRESENT MARRIED NAME UNKNOWN) RESIDENCE AND WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN. I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I that Elmer Noah Broomfield and I Aileen Broomfield, his wife, have Arthur Beaver + A 103 ) (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes hours without rest, has no de. Deal . - _ - ago as radio's "Iron Man" be- News and stayed until his de. cause of his ability tobroadcast parture for ABC last month. 4 1.30 (2,5) Jeopardy 6 As The World turns (9) Let's Make A 9:30 (5) That Girl Find" numbem 2 throuigh 8, send 60 cents for each. making checka payable to "Seek & Find," Star-Telegram Syndicate. Addreea IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. WALKER BROOMFIELD. JR., and All that part of me P4101 the SW you are required to serve a copy o, viOl tec?ionl,Towvnhip2Os, Range yourwrlttendefense,ifany,on th eir Atlantic Coast Line RCitrcad and U of Atlantic Coast Line Railroad spur $" Property ti pr esently 0 U/ (44) Variety (9) All My Children 135, 44) Mov le Only (44) Leave It To 92 - _____ ______ ______ 4 - stoppers against a spade lead by West but only one against a spade lead by East. Furthermore, I didn't want to let East get in wi th a club if I could possibly help it. When I let the SOUTH ID) ____ ______ ______ _ Trout, known several decades 1947. In 1952, he rejoined CBS (8,5) (35) Not F or Women News (9) News 1:00 (2) Jackpot Phil Donahue () Mike Douglas (5) Golden Voyage (9) To Tell The Truth ____ '( a Robert October 1932, but joined NBC in NEW YORK (AP) 12:55 (2) News 9:00 (2) fo.'wszd, each ASPIRIN DEN-35 BROOMFIELD Sweepstakes (6) Search For Tomorr ow Tuxedo 1 Iiictloas Ths bsckwd, up, dowa, or dli1oaJy In the 64eaaam.sadboxktauowa: ttamo11stof5ferceetoftMTota1 fiiedaP,tltkmlntl*CircultCouftol Seminole County. Florida for the Adoption of LORIE ANN 12:30 (2, 8) Celebrity Tennessm 8 T $ B I D 0 C M I X 0 H Y H T D M R Advisory Circular, AC No. 150-5220 Jackpot (9) Password (35) Big Valley (44) News Patty Duke ( 8:30 (9) Movie (33) Mothers In Law - ______ _____ CBS'Trout Refuses ip 41 To ounder At 65 Young And (I) (44) New Zoo Revue IDEA... - _ 4 AJ _____ Quartet (44) Gllllgan's Island Restless With Galadriel meeting the requirements of the sPecIfications, sa id exceptions s1I be noted on the bidders proposal by reference to the per. ticular specification item number and paragraph. The Contract thatlbe awarded for the basic unit plus. any or all selected miscellaneous. equipment. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in (6) 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo (9) Dusty's Trail IN! VQ jI _____ _____ East would gain the lead and + Q2 +Q63 410 (2,44).New 6: SS (2) Daily Decotional C C E L H I I Y E S 0 A N N 0 0 Y I Y - Notice is hery given that a Public Hearing will be held at me Commission Room in tne City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7 ct' o Oock PM on November 25. 1971. to consider the annexation of Property described as follows: 12:00 Today In Florida (5) NN0NSEINNHX8CAGRYHT NOTICETODEFEND NOTICEOFPU$LICHEARING THE STATE OF FLORIDA: - 6:30 (6) Sunrise Semester S C ON I T A L E C D H N L R EM M P vited consists f but it not limited to A Class 1 - Combination Aircraft WALTER BROOMFIELD. - Jeannie 0HN01PSIRPDDLEFRRNN CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER ANNEXATION AFTERNOON __ CLOTHING! _____ (13) Blue Ridge Street (24) Sesame 01 Dream OH, a ] EARN MY U GONNA GET (AT'S NO''\ CEDrTS MAkING ___ 4 K9543 V 108653 4 J976 WALK GREAT School (9) Lucy Show (9) Bc'7O 7:30 (44) Conversations COUNTY, FLORIDA, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74173SCA44.D ln re: thi matter ofthe Adoption of: LORIE ANN BRO3MFIELD, 0(0.1W I 6:25 (2) 6:30 BUT WrIERE ARE play WEST 4 Q87 ______ (24) Electric Company (35) Lc-.t In Space (2, 6. 1, 9) Npws 4:00 (2, 5) Sommerset Bunch Brady Leave It To Beaver (1) Mery Griffin C E I 11 P C H R E 0 R T I N S P Y E I Section W.09 Flof ids Statutes ItS7. S: Lauren C. Fartis W. Hoiwi Carlion () which time at, Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud The tern for v,hch bds are in Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit; Pubflsh:Oc?,1i,21,31.Nov.7,1971 ShOW (6) Love Of Life -' qft (13) Ernest Tubbs (24) Villa Alecire (35) Uncle Ilubie Almanac R 01NP TAD PPYELDCP1N I AmotBidmustbesubmittsdwith gsqed In business at 213 Thomp. each bid. By: J. S. "Red" Cleveland ion Rd. Apopka, Seminole Director of Aviation Florida under the fictitiouS name of QUALITY PAINTING CO.. and that Publish: Nov. S. di. 7, Wit we kWind to register said name with the Ctert of the Circuit Court. Seminole C.ostty. Florida in CC cordance with the provisions o the LIve (44) A&E 10 r' _____ Country Music 6*00 ... __________ V K74 4KJ84 by Dove Grou. ____ EAST "I didn't know about the heart finesse," was the reply. "I really didn't care. The real danger to the hand was that + K 854 (1 __________ J play clubs so peculiarly?" the student asked. 7 AQ __________ __________ ______________________ (13) Carolina Marridge vi) _______ 41062 110(3 ______________ ________________ 1 _________ __________ __ __ EACH OF J WITH A J E _______ NOW? GUARP UNI H. CASTLE, I YES' I 1 AND 'vOUtL BE 1T'SA (9) Gilligan's Island (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Squares 6:10 (2) Sunshine - seal of 3.aid Court In this. 25th day of (60) das, The Sanford Airport Authority October, AD. t-7a reserves the rights to waive any (Seal) infarmatttles. In or relict any and all Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. bIds, to accept or reject an item or Clerk of the Circuit Court Items, or to re-advertise for Bids. By: Joy Stotes If quotations have exceptions to Deputy ci. - 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee NOU THINK YOU I __ w - - NORTh _______ ________ _ __ __ ALLEY _______ -- ________ oft _______________________________________________ (6) Andy Griffith (44) Three Stooges 3:30 (2.8) How To Survive A 11:30 (2.5) Hollywood 7:00 (2. I) Tojay (6) News the scheduled closing lime for the WITNESS my hand and official receipt of BI for a period of sixty - Drugs FIiJD 5:30 (2) (35) Mister Ed (6) How You See It (9) Spli t Second (44) PhIl DOfldhUL FRIDAY PM E P D S L D 0 S A S P 1 C I N E P compatible dry chemical unit that SHEILA K. PITTS has filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole C ounty. Florida, for dissolution of marriage. and you are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses, If any, on NED N. JULIAN. JR. of STENSTROM, M __--~ —: JACI3Y ROAD __________ Pelkln (9) General Hospital OIII,O - 0 _______ With Helen (6) Price Is Right (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,8) High Rollers Almanac I50ps.I and a minimum 300 pound JOHN D. PITTS Residence Unkn BRIDGE __________________________ IM A ____ 5:15 (13) Women's News 3:00 (2, 5) Another World 6:15 (1) Sunshine In the Petiflort. - (9) Movie AC0AENGLNH I MAX0RY H T for other Contract Documents may be office Box wo, examined at or obtained from me Petitioner. Sanford Florida, 32771, and Ill, the off ice of the Director of Aviation for original with the Clerk of thi Circuit the Sanford Airport, or at the office Court on or btfore November 25th, ° Bristol, Childs.* Crowder 8. 1974, otherwise a default and Associates. Inc., 1012 5.aliiOo Street, ultimate Judgment will be entered Coral Gables. Florida 33116. No Bid may be withdrawn after against you for the relief demanded - (9) Harry-0 11 DAVIS 8. McINTOSH. Attorneys ii Show pumping capability of 250 g.p.m. at TH E STATE OF FLORIDA TO: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED . 1:00 (2, U Tomorrow 0 () Martian (6) Gambit (9) $10,000 Pyramid (35) Movie - III (44) Mod Squad (44) underdog io-30 (I,$) Winning Streak (44) Fugitive _______ Fire fighting and Rescue Truck having 500 gallons of water, 100 gallons of foam concentrate, a JOHN 0. PuTS. Husband 124) Captioned News 10:00 (2.8) Movin On Life Best (24) Six Wives Of (44) Dinah ____________________________________ Henry VIII IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Director of Aviation. Bldg. 1. San. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. for d Alrper;, Sanford. Flor ida until CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMtNOLE 1 00 P.M. November 26. 1971. ii In ft the Marriage of: Odd Couple (24) The Way It Was (33) Animal World Sealed Ok1s for the furnishing of a Class 1 Aircraft Fire and R escue Truck and Miscellaneous Equip men?for the Sanford Airport will be received by the Sanford Air port Author ity at the of fice of the SHEILA K. PITTS, Wife (33, 44) World Football The Waltons (6) (9) 17:00 FOR . AT Tumor By OSWALD and ________ - It. 3:00 (9) MissIon Impossible (24) Mister Rogers' Neighborhood (33 My Favorite (6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room (44 Father Knows Entertainment (24) Man And Sierra 10:00 (, 8) Name That Tune (6) Movie MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT DEG 141 WIN EN!RAVG JEEP PA6& _____ _____ Rv.r 2:30 (2. 5) The Doctors (6) Girl In My Junction (9) Wide World Of (6) Movie (9) Streets Of San 8:00 (2. 5) SANFORD AIRPORT SANFORD, FLORIDA DIVISION 0 (35) Rat Patrol Deal (44) Petticoat 11:00 (2. L S 9) News 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show 9:00 (2.8) lronslde (5,9) Let's Make A AND Clerk Publith: Oct 21. 31, Nov 6:30 (9) Paper Moon (24) Campuscene Theatre (24) Intercom 71 1 35, 44) Star Trek 730 () Treasure Hunt (6) What's My Line AND RESCUE TRUCK Circuit Court Aci1A FA _____ (44) Gomer Pyle 4:30 (9) Gllllgan's Island (I 3) Zane Grey CLASS I AIRCRAFT FIRE By. Lillian T Jenkins - TONIGHT'STV i 7 7:00 (2) To Tell The Clerk of the atvve slit, led court on or Publish Nov, 1. 1974 Arthur H, Beckwith, Jr 4:13 (13) Teach In 4:30 (2) Bonanza (13) Orlando City Council (33) Leave It To THURSDAY County. Florida, has been filed against you and you shall have an opportunity to be are required to serve a copy of your heard at said hearing wr itten defenses, if any. to it on van By order l thC City Commission den flrr,. cay& Burke, PA, at Post of the City of Sanford, Florida Office Box 7 , Orlando, Florida H N Tamm. Jr 32507 and file the original with the City Clerk (Seal) by Dick CARNIVAL - -- - som clesirinoi; to examine the some All parties in Interest and Citi1en OEM MOUNTAIN, Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974-88 - A copy shall be available at the 13, office of the City Clerk for all per t,rfore 4uember 2!h, 1974, 'i .'. '.': i jL tn rn entered .)Qin5t you for the relief demanded in the coniplaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the I,.alci said Court on October 71st, 1974 Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-913 Vka BEEP :. Lot 6$, ACADEMY MANOR UNIT Page 91, Public Records of Seminole CO/I446 UP r1 NOT IDU6T1 . PAfr EAT WE CAN \ - COMMISSION ONE. a recorded in Plat Boob. WMTGTO LEISURE — EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 1. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ' d. ~ i,k T I I- Ij4jj%j (I _ �Fiw 1 013-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL egal L Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDING FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE VACATING AND CLOSING AN 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND EASEMENT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, FLORIDA Telling ________- said Court on 781h day of October, WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME 323 7973 1971, (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) THE IN CIRCUIT COURT. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. A; Clerk of said Court CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE By: Lillian T. Jenkins COUNTY, FLORIDA. A; Deputy Clerk ' CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1735.CA 44.0 Publish: Oct 31. Nov 7, 11. 21. 1971 In re: the matter of the Adoption of: DEC. 194 LORIE ANN BROOMFIELD, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, '.'.5Lt< ['P (3RCOM 'AL TEI FLOPlD HI LO Civil AtIifl No. 74.1I37.CA.01.E Is Half Of -- ,, Child Care 18 (in' Help Wanted - Apartments Rent _____ --_ Good Things to Eat OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef - Fresh Sausage S Free home delivery Saves Please call (303) $ 6461 Have and adventure, browse through the Want Ad Columns often for quality bargains, - Tomatoes 1 lbs SI 00 Farm Fresh Produce Dawq Patch Flea 'e4 Ooqlreck Pd, Sat Sun Woman or Man for llower route cletivery. Orlando area. Apply in -r'on to C,irefree Hu,..is. flU) S Orlan:io rve "u. 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Bonded. 323 5677 schools V churches, your neighbors and friends and than any other newspaper, assiled Ads serve the buying Ai selling community everyday. rr and use them often Call 377 76 'iF .Jt s'?3 lome Improvements ,go-All as e ii EALTOR 30 1.2 Bedroom n't nm'etl%!" Serve a usetL if pose again when you sell thtr th a Classified Ad from Itt rald Call us today' Nn' lay' Just dial 32226)) or $31 93. lopla(e your low cost War 1. nQtC '.tory studio. I, 7. and I ')edroom apartments, Pool. ! ClubhOuSe', carpeting, drapes, hIthen eQuipped, central heat and ,.r MOnthly rentals from 5)42 30 FROM 5)65 Acreage 110W AIRPORTBLVD JOHN KPIOER. ASSOC 31 Broker. 107W CommercIal Apartments Rent Furnished larold Hall Realty uet Room garage apartment. Air and Heat, Water Furnished. Near hospital. 322-0191. inford Immediate occupancy, apartments, furnished ar,.? un furnished. 190.8)20. 3210044 PET REST INN flriirclng & GrOQr?iiflq Ph 327-1057 AVALOU APARTMENTS ADULTS. 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I bath with family - put ttie car in the garage Sc rvj longer needed items with Classified Ad in the' Evenir Herald Dial 377 7611 or 831 99931 plice yvirc air iplex. 7 bedrm, conditioned, .1.cluIt'. preferred, 3fl 4420 or 3fl _______________________ 54 S-11 - 13 -r stom made Drapes and fl pread;, Quality workmanship )Orothy Bliss. 349 S423 ..ssilird Ad% .ire here to help yo iiy sell, rent c.r sw.ip .tt .1 ION :o%t Itt us help you place yours ',lll 1777411 or 8')) 999) REALTOR ' ForCompleteDetailsCall REALTORAssociate Julian Stenstrom (a, (' . 254$ Park Dr. - . -. LAKE . 4 S 1-2.3 Bedroom -. 3 BEOROOAf-) BATH Small down payment. STQnnis Central Florid a's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 327499' 19195 French 177 7371, 377 1196, 377 734$ 377 1141. 372 1939 Having trouble storing summer items? Se ll them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 322 7611 131 ,, ' 2. 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Silver, w.Black Stripes White Buckets win, Console CHRYSLER a PLYMOUTH so DODGE TRUCKS ' I 1 1895 Double Sharp., Diep Moralist '73 340 I... i '73 OPEL MANTA III WAGON - -- P55U19tf'. Loaded. '2995 T_ , ' S 2dr. H. top. 343.4 speed. BrIghd red, black bvcket seats pur Pat again when you sell them with a Cla ss ified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 3372611 or 131 93 To place your low cost wart .td chrome wheels. '1 495 '72 CORVETTE T-TOP '72 '74 BUICK APOLLO CHEVY PICKUP l/ ton, blue. Standard '69 DODGE DART 6 cyl. Auto. Great '74 TOYOTA shift, 295 9295 $2995 2595 economy car. COROLLA 2 dr. Auto trans., air cond. Like new. '73 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 dr. Auto, trans., air cond. Mint cond. '73 FIAT CONVERTIBLE 4-speed, new top, 1795 1895 beautiful orange. - VW SUPER BEETLE Low miles, nice car '72 $1795 '72 TOYOTA COROLLA 4 DR. 4 speed, radio, red, office mgr's car 1495 '71 MAZDA COUPE Rotary engine, 5 15695 Loaded, Air, Auto. 4-s peed 1995 1295 '71 TOYOTA "CELICA" speed, air cond. A beauty 4 '68 DODGE CHARGER PT Auto, ac, p Geld. Fully Equipped. V 72 MERCURY MONTEGO 1 •2195 4 Dr., Air. Auto. I WHEEL DRIVE $1995 1969 JEEP Excellent Co". 1971 CHEVY ClO '2595 4 Wheel Drive. One of a Kind '74 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER $3995 4.WIieeI Drive, 4,000 Mi. 5 Excellent Truck Buys DODGE VAN auto p S. Chrome Wheels. Big Tir,t, stin, Black and Only ONE OF A KIND '68 INTERNATIONAL '2695 2 Ton LOADSTER 16*5. Cabin chasis. Excellent Condition. •1995 '73 CHEVY LUV PICKUP USED 8. REB JILT PARTS - - CLEANEST IN TOWN. ONLY useful Topper, AC. 4 Sp. Like New. SOSFrench Ave 331 0190 '2395 - 78 Motorcycles ______ Trucks and Trailers i9llChevyCustom7O,3sp,eci,with Granny, FM stereo, low mileage, . . - ' - : WHERE EVERYBODY RIDES!! . . ' ' 323.7730 - 6443912 ______________________________________ GAS MISERS '74 V.W. DASHER WAGON- Loaded, air, stereo, sold new $5300 .............$4795 '74 V.W. DASHER- 2 dr. sedan-auto, stereo. Sold new $4700 ...............$3995 '73V.W. FASTBACK-oneowner, radio .....................................$2595 psyments. 322-1131, ask to.' Edd' '73 V.W. SUPER BUG- red, radio, low mileage .............................$2295 -__. '7 V W RIIIitn hum ric3n rin ___________ cc S 2895 1 '72 CHEVY NOVA Auto Repairs Parts-Accessories ___________________ under warranty. $1001 take over - S •2995 0 4 Dr. Green, Air-Auto. P.S. - ___ 79 - it p2995 Mint citien. 9 Passenger. ONLY 3278 Nice _____________________________ GARAGE SALE. Nov.?. 1.9, $0.9 Honda CL 175, takeover payments, a m. 6 p.m. Ev er ything priced to excellent condition. 373 3471. go, Clothes, toys, appliances, ____________________________ dishes, odds and ertd. I201w30tn l9l3 Yamaha 2SoEnciuro St. 322-9770. K nobbles, Exp. Chamber 1630 Firm. 372-5393. YARD SALE- Furniture, Clothing, Mitt New & Used. Fri. and Sat. Motorcycle insurance BItt 1 9th. 1501 W. 3rd St., 32750)7. BLAIR AGENCY NoonfoS 53995 CHEVY IMPALA STATION WAGON JERRY'S CERAMIC SALE- Over 70 finIshed piece; Christmas and home decorator Items, Sal.- Sum. 126, 3300 S. Park Ave. S '74 DART SPORT 360 HWY 44, WEST 1st St. Sanford. Fla. For Informaf Ion 322 9719 -. springS, $73; Antique dbl. be.?, CARPORT$,ALE-Pdov.S,9,370W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary. 9 to matins and spring, dresser with S. Items from over 30 families. mirror, $125; Chair. $20; Ladies ________________________________ Bargains Galore. dresses. Size 7, 13 3735326 b,ø,..m puma to, , CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND RIDUCUD MONTHLY PAYME NTS vsdir tile p6695 WNfe, Auto Loaded Green on green. Automatic, air, STAN'S AUCTION KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. l4ousefull of furniture and misc. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230693 Extra gas tanks, air conditioners __________________________ Special on awnings with free in I tems. All In excellent condition. stailatlon, motor and generator See anytime, reasonable. Off 251h You are always ahead when you service, hitches. Southern RV buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad. St 1 road over from Inspection Service;. 3239020. Station. 252) Polnsetta, Sanford, Used washers and dryers. Many to _______ 33) 5573 Complete trailer hitches -. choose from. 90 day warranty All kinds available all used appliances. Dick's Ap. F lowers and Gilt; for all occasions, pllanc.s. ,1. ropical and exotic plants, SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE "Quality at Discount Prices". 23)1W. lit St. CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. Garage-Rummage 3734111 Orlando Drive. 323.7150. _________________________ Bookcase dbl. bed., mattress and SWVI1 a NEW MANONDA earn HOMI lii D,ltWia bee* thIs ••tyt Working xiI at retirees ,,m p.epe as ,rsu I lvi ,.,, of isaesiii.isa i. wied see vs resarding vr' CORVETTE 173 - ' __ d " -------- ' 73 ., '69 DART GTS t WHY RENT? P. SUPER USED CARS _______________ Antiques -- -, lip Pm - Saturday Nov. 9, 7 p.m. . PATIO SALE-Furniture & Misc. PAUl SLATER ofessional Wallpaper Hange icerised Rridentiil, Commercial r,[st:;iatrs pt i __ Extra fine sale, consisting of like matching washer and dryer, Frost free refrigerator, air con. ditioner, mahogany Chest on chest, Cedar Wardrobe, while twin bedroom suite, marble top tamp table, I piece king-size bedroom suite. RCA color TV, Stereo with A.MFM radio, Gat heater, like new oil heater with blower, 11 piece antique wrought iron yard set, ca st iron stoves. One lot of antique dishes, rugs, milk cans, IeiIy buckets, antique wail clock. sweepers, lamps, bric-a-brac. plus lots more furniture, antiques too numerous to mention. If you are looking for some good furniture, don't miss this sale. Sale to be held GE Washer &Dryer,liken.,; Twin bid set; Bedroom suite; Electric heater. 321-0920. Miscellaft!'ous 1965 Renault. Current inspection, cheap tranSportation, 5123. See at 119 E. jinkins Cir., Sanford after en size bedroom suite, living suite. Color TV console. dining room suite. All item; not Open daily 10-S for Consignment; or over 6 months old Made by Broy. sales off the floor. We also buy hill. 3739493' estates. etc. time for saving when you shop the D 323-700 _ Public Auction S Piece Wood Dinatti Sat, table & 4 chairs. As low as 149.93. ALL NOLL'S STORES There' s One Near You Christmas Is time for giving and a pages of Classified lovely P.ne?Jb.drOom;,2baths, eat.In kitchen, fenced yard with beautiful sha de tren. $34,500. _______________________ ____________________________ OWNER 3231143. I bedrooms, I bath. corner lot May consider a reasonable offer, Ownet' NO DOWN PAYMENT l. Your new custom home ona lot of your choice, - Income And _____________________ Investment Property ' Lnformatbon. •Drapes _ Or ' tiques, Odds 8. Ends. KULP DE CDR ATORS,40'PW.,lst 51.322. 7333. Apartment house for sale at 1009 F. 2nd St. $33,000 Call 372 4693 for Dfshwashers McClanahan FIRE SALE .....Areal opportunity for the fixer upper, 3 bedrooma plus den, 2 baths, large lot and a half, Only 512.000 HUFFMAPI REALTY Al Pell. Jenny Clark. Assoc, 372-1591:323 $133 Day, Eve, case. $10; Dineft I. Dining tables, at bargain prices. An. - ' REALTOR 24 Hour Service Courts •Dispoub idyil*ilde I bedroom;, 7 baths, TI4REE BEDROOMS-)' bath fireplc,, ['Ia room, larium, iPulImanI, large lot, gc'oii sized fenced yard, new roof & Shag bedroom;, one walk -in closet. _______ carpet throughout. Alter Sunday range, refrigerator, built In oven, central heat, window, air unit, needs painting. A sacrilic,, Low down payment, CaIlBart Real Estate SANFORD SEWING CENTER 2 Lots with small trailer and small 307 A East lit St.. Sanford 3fl.9411 hOuw in Farmington Hunting area. With terms. 3231511. Eves.$ø.1146 46 Apts. *Fishing £ Boating 2 ACRES se in. Ideal for trailer and or srmlng. Realty Call Credit Dept. - _____________________ •Swimming Pool BROKER322 5992 ..,...--------------------kIohItlfl 1167 of 323-5007 -'xc •nvx'syr.ienv Deat; a '-'-P lifetime of toil Stemper S payments 00 $10. New warranty. -------------- ' A. A. 71 Drop lnbobbln.zIg.sag, and 3 needle posItion. Like new condition, sold 870.11 mthly, 17.000 balance, Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. Dawsoncollect,*6636.ol5otoday. ______ ON RESERVOIR - SANFORD B100 DODGE VAN '127" W,B,, AT,, TINT W- So HD. FRT. & RR SPRINGS., GAUGES. . Excellent hunting. $210.4 down, location Nice corner lot. ctc'el trms. M.UNSwORTH REALTY 3W, 1st St. , Cove enlent I _______ _ 40 Acre Montana Ranch SaIeoncualltyusedfurniture:bed$. dresser, to; Gatefeg table, 815; 6½ Pct. LOAN GE Vacuum upright, $13: Ma ple double bed complete, 150; Set Beautiful, undeveloped roiling grass' walnut tables, $23; Small book. hills near historic Miles City. Muster's 1801 W. FIRST ST. t977OpelGT ASP Good Gas Mileage 377 6.457 EXAMPLES * * Singer * * Old SheffIeld-Plating Co. buy; 3 Bedrooms. 1' baths, furnished. American and English sterling in GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW 10'x.S7'. 11.500. Location Coun any condition. 531-1)71. tryslde Trailer Park, Airport in sewIng cabinet, repossessed SIngers best model, winds bobbin Blvd., east of Sanford Ave. 373. 'In machine. Full automatic. 2874 or 327 43 8. 72 Auction Pay balance of 17$ or 10 pay. Come our location men?; of U. LAcreage DODGE Toyota Corona Deluxe, door, air. 4 speed, new tires. A.) Con 67$ 1116 In Stock To Choose From S tamps.Coins ... - AutosforSala '72 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME - - i' 41 $150. 2 air conditioners, $23 and We buy and sell Gold and Silver Coin;. Single of Bulk. SEMINOLE 131. Electric knife, 15.32I.. COIN CENTER, 109W. 1st St. 323. 4352. 51 Household Goods -. )n.slli If, 9 Avxado plush carpet, 11'x))' with rubber pad, very good Ccndl?lon. . - 1BEDROOM-IBATH I., Auction every Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome. For Information call 3fl-9719. -. _______ r' 1972 NEW TRUCKS CASH 377-1122 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 100) items. __ ___ Larry'; Mart, 215 Sanford, tv tiques., TV;, and appliances. , 4' npletely renovated, quiet, - WANTED boPPrlcflPaid,uSed,aflyCondition. 644-8126, Winter Park. STAN'SAUCIION Hwy. 44. Wes t 1st St., Sanford now open daily for retail sales. Always a ba rn full of gc'od clean used furniture, an. return;. Try one and see Call 322. 2611 or 8319993. 43 1974 VEGA Hatchback Auto, Fat, Air, 52.25$. Ph Mr. Gross, Wheel _________ Ranch, Sanford, 373-1010. We're overstocked on -. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlando Drive Sanford. 3233200 Yoer MLS Agency $50 Down ________________________ HEL PH ' S.. A small classified ad brings big 3 * 80 AtsforSa$e __ Mobile Homes -. REALTORS 80 • ________ ___ Pets and Supplies . øt $0 Acres. Desirable home site location. Paved road, trees, horses okay. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621071). _____________________________ 322.2420 Anytime =- 65 ___ at G 1972 Toyota Corolla Wagon, )9llMoflteCarlo. loadfull pow automatic, air, Call 377 437$ eves, er 1966 GTO. Mint condition. extra clean. $3,595 Also 1972 Also 1973 Torino Sport, fully evV'yth ing ret,uilt, 400 cu. in. 3, Monte Carlo, bright yellow, AM. equIpped. Can be seen at Johnny's 'S 4 Ipid, AM FMstereo tape FM. Special, $7,995, Call Don player, magi wh*elt. $500. 322. Standard Station, Airport Blvd. 1. Pope, 3771651. Dealer, 4110- After 6 or wtskends. 17-92 or call 373 4375 eves. - - 42 * Mustang City - Thank; to Classified Ad, user s get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 3277611 or $319993. . _________ ' __________________________ . " Houses Rent Furnished Sewing vvniae 327 Bedroo,nI, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3779142 room and -screened pat io,5)SOmo 1)00 security deposit 373 in I Lm houses Inc rural area, No dow yment. monthly payment; lii m rent. Government subsIdIze qualified buyer;. Call to see J quallfyti - WELAKA APARTMENTS 114 W. 1st St. Services IDYLLWILDE- One, Two. Three, Four, Five brand new homes From 5.41,500 to $17,000. We have all information! . RAVENNA PARK, 301 Temple Or. 3 Pet Care Piano ' 5404S Hwy 1792 r They're Hot Nice I bdrm. trailer, atso apt. Coot location. Mature adults. Utilitie f. Ida deposit, 373 5.693. It MAYFAIR- Just reducedl Neat 3 bedroom. 832,500. You could fall fl love with this onel . * Sanford - 2 bdrm. partly furnishec apt. Clean. Pets welcome $95 mo Call Orlando 551 1509. I N PINECREST.. A dandy! 3 bedrooms, near shopping and school. $73,500. 5&nfA,.I 171 7111 ake Mary- New 2 bedroom I duplex, kitchen equipped, drapes, I Can't put the car in the garage, Sa l carpet, garage. 37) 0.443 no longer needed items with I classified •d In the Ev.ninç Herald Dial 3 261) or 131-9993 ti place iou's I ; ARLY NEW-] bedroom split lan. 1' baths, wall to wall carct kitchen equIpped, large utility torage room, 171,300 W. Garnett White Park Avenue Mobile Park 23.15 Park Drive. in 756) Wall Papering Pest Control And Apartments Rent 10 . t ILFCOURSE-3b,lroom.2 bath, amity room, wall to wall carpet, 'at-in kitchen, dishwasher, gar. tage disposal, range 1. efrlgeratgr. is, * 30' screened ooi. 135.000. Heated Pool Days----372 6173 Night; 377 S424 or 3771352 bedroom reduced again, Now only 521,000 Better call quick V $31 $777 (CEPTIOPIAL 4 Bedroom 2 bath, amity room, fireplace, carpeted, tat.in kitchen, dishwasher, garage disposal, range, large inside itillty room, outside utility uIlding, fenced back yard Well andtcape'd .131.230- TTlflQ. 7 bedrooms, 2 bath limit, recreation, deluxe a lance package. Rent S219 or bt 5.500.417)937 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' ' A0161 fl. BROKERS • LAKE MARY- That's rightl This '3 ' terans No Down. 2 Bdrm., den. mr.d. $146 ma 9, pet. Acre Realty, REALTOI4, 373 7750. Clothes Washer•Drye T. JOHNS REALTY CO. LOCH ARBOR- Hold itt Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath, now just $39 Call about this one fowl Buster CLIFF JORDAN Homes, Lots Painting Every day we print more local news about your community, your ouse with gentleman, coup'ew child or other woman. Pfi chool and Ih000ifla center. 3 Recreational Buildir b..... flVUJII) aur reni -. 1 fl__S Dishwasher-Disposa Pressure Cleaning We're ' £_ ' Range'Refrigerator Increase your income to II per cent 3 yri. Marvin P. Gassman 360 Mohawk Trail, Mtld Mfg. Bkr 645 1842 (24 Hr-s ) Appliances - _1 CONVENIENT Inflation 251h t 3726635 . • 30' screened pool. Our bill home buy. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. eat-in kitchen, carpet, air, large fenced tot. VA terms 121.900 Investment Experts Ready To Serve You! No Your Local IS,,.. _S - TAFFER REALTY I 10 - CARROLL'S FURNITURE Cher's Kennel, Pups, Studs, AKC, (WITH GOOD CREDIT) THE FISH NET-' Tropical fish and laY 8. Mini Poodles 5pols, 1002 French Ave. 321. Cocker. Mini & all colors, Large Car 0730. Iues.-Sat., 10 5:30; Fri., till 7 Buys . Any Dachshunds, Shih Tzu, Schnauzer, 1970 Cougar, loaded, 1 owner, 46.000 pm. ____________________________ Yorkie, Boston Terrier, original miles. Sharp. Must see to Chihuahua, Beagle. Chi poo. 25 appreciate. MAITLAND FLEA MART ____ pups on display, we Y P"P' 1961 Mustang VI. automatic, air. u19h1 Hwy. 17 finance, shots, guarantee 1-904 Open Sat & Sun 9 S oower Steering. Double sharp. 2)7 3176 or I 904 231 2942 • 1792 Maitland 645.1415 Pair of AKC Reg. Irish Setters. 349WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 3601 alter S or week ends. BUY-SELL-TRADE 1963 Old; F $3. new paint lob- Coo-ct 3)) 315 F Fir;t SI. 3fl3o22 Pek-APoo pups. UKC registered. mechanical condition. 1300. Call 223 19iS anytime. Black and silver will hold till 08...? CURIOSITy SHOP Christmas with deposit. Days. $31 -1201w. 1st , aft er 6, ask for r"1.6 P.M. DAILY Connie. New and like new dresses, pant Chlhuahuas. For sate frozen beef. sits, 9.16, 53 up. 3771309 AnImal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding kennel;. 3225752. BEDDINGSALE * * Buy Direct-Whse. Prices, '.', Off ' -' Un:ted fledrig Wanted to Buy 11 14. Hwy. 1792 Ci;;eIbrry 531.2050 ORIENTAL RUGS WOODMERE- You'll like this one. Homes for sale or rent, 3 Has 3 bedrooms, equipped kit. homes, located in Deltona. Lots chIn, carpet. Only $19,500. larger than average. 533,000 to 139.000 Call Jim Knox at 377 0074 or 301 725 1575. MAYFAIR-. Spacious Executive Hornet On Lake Monroe. i bedroom, 4 bath, plus everything For Immediate Sale else. $125,000. l)J, 11 bath home. Assume mtg C. H. 8. Air. No qualifying. Low LOCH ARBOR- Lakefrontl Lovely down payment. 7 bedroom, 2 bath, $19,000 Can be Iea With cptiOn to buy! JOHN SAULS AGENCY PINECREST- Pool and 3 lllNOak,Sanford bedroom; Can't be beat at 372 1171 day. 373 0413 eve 5761000 BROKER ASSOCIATE , Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. AddlngMocPtln,andTypewrit,r WO for both 323.02.3 DeBary - %) Real Estate Broker $300 __ Unfurnished 6614791 REALTY • Realty 80 l962MercuryMeteor Mechanic Special 3731569 Classified . AutosforSa _____ CALL 365 3009 , , BATEMAN kSSELBERRY Opportunities - C. d Directory .. .,r eg 61SMEIF4O BOULEVARD II , IOSSIE vallable downtown. carpet, I rapes, water furnished, w Itchen option. From 575 per n ULP REALTY. _________ 327.2333 ['P47:.( 1'.I'AP TMCNT HOME Corbett Real Estate . S enstrom * * . 80 BABY GRAND PIANO 332-1301, 26lO Hiawatha Avealll92 322.76.13 TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA CORPORATION MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY I N T ER NATIONAL CO R PORATIOP'. - PAYTON hen you have something to buy, sell, rent or swap, a Classified Ad will get results for you. Dial, 377 261 1 or 131.9993 17 For Sale ' REALTOR 31'4 Alter Hoursl 322064$ Deltona, 9017592710. Orlando, Cumrnerol UuiIUin 23)5 Park Ave. EXECUTIVE 27 321 and Without homes. 303 473.1336. Sandlewood Villas - ' Friendly .. 522,900 ACREAG EGoiictsmallacreagewith 7*,, Pd. Interest Rate 'ODD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. NO MONEY DOWN. New 3 and I bedroom homei, l'i to baths priced from $22,150 to $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays all closing cost. VA, FHA, Conventional loans. Builder, Opportunities . Because C ?'.6 N .. so rour - t LVI) UU)JJIV)) II5IVI For Rent SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, home. Fenced yard, $IS,SØ(), dailyt 'ailer lot for rent Plenty of roar roort,, living room, 2 bectr oot, SfOvC and refrigerator, wasP and dryer hook up. 2 patIo;, screened, shag carpet. centi heat and air. walk to plaza Sm Houses for Sale I _____________________ i"a bath Bedroom;, 1 Bath. fL'rfllhed. t ant Ads provide you with i large selection of brand name offerings Special Trucker's Situations Wanted Computer got my job,tt Widow w, 23 years accounting experien (.''l phases) needs accounts keep In my home. Will do yo fitomO tia 373 S5 EXT 135 Help Wanted 7l Park Dr. EALTOR 29204 41 aii ______ Miscellaneous ' HousesforSate . Realty Jim Hunt FurniShed or unfurnished s*immnq pool, 4720 S OrIa Dr 313 2920 '' 21 41 377 7335 he Wekiva River while renrini itobile home at CA? Mary area, 7 bedrooms, sto refrigerator, air. 5)50 plus I ------ '-------- . * * * Deltona * * ruuujje flUIJIV For Rent - . - - "ps-I' * . iO7W.1;t.Stree$ Bedroom Irailer. Ga;. water, and heat. I Child. 1 small pet. large unfurnithed a. in 1 Mary- Rctcrencc; required 7771 .irm Fresh produce daily Vine ripe Iom,tocj, 56 OOboz H*y .131. mi W of I 1 •fl- Sl60anduv Electrician Technician, Tra iformers and Magnetic Cot portents Experience' require Salary open. DEK INDUSTRIES INC. Is coming to the Ile Herald... Every Afternoon. A.&.i AaJf UUYI_7iflUef5 -_t.;~.~ Houses for Sale KULPREALTY GENEVA. 12*60'. carpet. cm air, heat, furnished on 7 Near St. Johns for boatI I fishing. 5)75 365 5057. Tvo bdroom apartments. Cash for Christmas cat, be yours becoming an AVON Repres tatavc' Call 641 3019 41 What do you want for Christrr Today's Classified Ads proO hive It. IPAPIKLIN APMSAPTS 1)20 Floridi Ave. 313 6650 - cocktail Waitresses necçted, p manent employment. Apply Ito Why Not Lounge, Holiday Inn Altamonte Springs. _ 18 1, Reni Homes NIce I bedroom trailer 8)25 month. Adultoflhl No pets. 313 0764 aIr, adults only. $105. Jfl-fl96 alter ba 11 34 Mobile dice One bedroom apt. carpeted, SALESMAN WANTED- So experience necessary. Apply Art Grindles Wh S. Hwy 17 97, Sanford. I 323 1050 -- Going home for Christmas? Get there in a better car as adv.rtised ___________________ In the Classified Acft 9 - Anytli_ Full time Part time Over iS. Call 3210470. K 11.1 Ii 30 Unfurnished Will baby 0. your home or mine. days ornghts Mrs. Bragg, 417 W. 3rd 3210933. ______________________ , , 6 I r., 644 2021 tor 'We DIVISION E 'l4otl.nr" Adults or Teens BUFFALO SAVINGS BANK, a New York corporation, Correspondents Plaintiff. S Lost and Found vs. Are you one ns tho%e HARRY DONALD WHITTEN and people who know; ERIKA MARIA WHITTEN, his everyone in town,? LOST Red Irish Setter. Last wilt, et at. If you are, can type Country Club Area Reward 377 Defendants, and are interested 5142 or 3fl 7317 in picking up some NOTICE OF SUIT 'extra money', the TO' George H Garron Residence unknoscr Evening and Sunday YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Herald is interviewing that an action to foreclose a marcore;Pondents for all tgage on the following real property areas of Seminole and Southwest Volusia Situate in Seminole County, Florida. counties. An automobile described as follows: IS helpful but not 1052, Block H. COUNTRY CLUB R M8 "StCfllil The ability MANOR. UNIT NO. 3. according to to operate a camera the plat thereof as recorded in Plat makes the lob more Book 17. pipes 75 and 16. Public interesting and Profit. (4( Record; of Seminole County. .ible. Apply in person Florida. to Tom Aikens, Editor, has been filed against you and Harry at The Herald offices, Donald Whitten and Erika Maria 300 North French Ave, WPit$ten. Pi!; wife, and Southeastern VA.8-A . no ''ct do not rroparie bi5 Company, rormerly Natural Gia; I Flor tic i a, a a s company Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Florida corporation. You are Clerk of the Circuit Court required to serve a copy of your Th written defenses, if any, to this Seminole County. Florida no knowingly accepi By: Lillian T. Jenkins action on SMITH AND HAYDEN. featuring Deputy Clerk PA., attorneys for plaintiff, whose HE LP-WANTED ADS thai LOWREY ORGANS ALBERT N. FlITS address is 1316 Bernet? Bank InctICale a preference 210 EdwardsBuilding Building, Jacksonville, Florida . ted on age from em Sanford. Florida 37771 37202, and file the original with the plc yers covered by the Attorney for Pe?ftiorers Clerk of the above styled Court on or AC E DISCRIMINATION Publish: Oct. 17, 21. 31, Nov. 7. 1971 before November 291h, 1974, IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. DEG 103 offlerwise a udgmeid may be Mc we Information may be tered against you for the relief obilamed from the Wage. demanded In the Complaint. Altamonte NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING WlTNESSmyhandandthe;ealof Hov office at Pm. 309, Or. TO CONSIDER THE A DOPTION said Court on this 75th day of Oc tdo Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY totter. t974, Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 0094. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. (seal) Ma A Orlando, Fla. 32006, Notice is tieby given that a A. H. Beckwith. Jr. let Public HibrinQ will be held at the As Clest of Laid Court Commission Room in the City Hail By: Lillian T. Jenkins In tWCdol Sanford. Florida, $ Deputy Ctert 700 o'cIóCiP,M On November 25, Publish: Oct. 31. Nov. 7, 14, 21, 1974 14 I 1974, to (oftsider,P1 adoption 01051 DEG 195 -' ordinance b ?h• s.Ily Of S.$Nord, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida, title cii which Is as followS: NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ORDINANCE NO. 1251 Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY "Fictitious Name Statute,, of OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, Florida Statute's, will register with AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1097 IPte Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE for Seminole County. Florida, upon BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN teceiptolproofo0 the publication o, THE SANFORD. CITY OF this Notice, the fictitious name, to. FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT wit: SIRATFORn ctic AMENDING ARTICLE VII. APARTMENTS under which we SECTIONS 7 AND 10. SAID to engag, in business at 2200 of AMENDMENTS PROVIDING FOR Howell Branch Road, Winter Park, A SIGHT PROOF FENCE WITH 11111111111 Florida 32759. MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM That the indIvidual; Interested in HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS Air Conditioning me Improvements sm business enterprise are as A copy shall be available at tht follows: office of the City Clerk for all per James C. Lewis Cmtral Heat & Air Cor'litionII obs 01 all 'ypes. Carpentry, sans desirIng to larnine the same. Sam H. Hatfield r free estimate's, call C ding. Cement Work. Light All parties fl Interest and Citizens Dated at BIrmIngham, Jefferson 04 arr,s. a! SEARS n Santora 3 ling 372-2645. uall have an opportunity to be County, Alabama, Oct. 74 1h. 1914, 11 fl heard at said hearing Sworn to and subscribed before House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, By oroer of the City Commission me this 74th day ci October. 197i Minor Repairs C. J. Bannister, of the City Sar'fo.ct, Florida. (Seal 373.11I35. H. N. Tarnm. Jr. Herber? L. More'witi City Clerk P emc eling, Additions 1. Repair. Notary Public Full LInc GE Appliances Pubtith Nov 7, 1974 C49r1peniry, Roofing, Cement Publish: Nov. 7, 11, 21, 25, 1971 ftCLA Aft Sanford Electric Company thing, Painting Reasonable. 2572 Park Drive. 327 1562 of Wrvn# Ads Se ;.1 - (DwlTHAOPit4KIiiC PROBLEM pc,b,r,'sAl(ofoIu(AnOnymc'us Can Help (ilI171 .1517 i.% rit e PO Ba' nfl t.nfnrd. lorO NOTICE TO DEFEND THE STATE OF FLORIDA T0 WALTER W. BROOMFIELD. RESIDENCE AND WHERE ABOUTS UNKNOWN, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Elmer Noah Broomfield and Aileen Broomfield, hi; wi4e, have filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, for Itte Adoption of LORIE ANN BROOMFIELD and WALTER WALKER BROOMFIELD. JR.. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defense, if any, on their attorney, Albert N. Flits. wtiose address Is as shown below, arid file ttte original with the Clerk of the Above styted Court on or before the 11th clay of November 1974, other wise a Default and ultimate Judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in said Petition. WITNESS MY HAND and OF. FICIAL SEAL of said Cotjrttpiisllth uay or uooer ml. 4 F4,~, _ _ Herald Want llinguse : . .- - You lovoll take notice that the City Civil Action No 74.II1L.tA.61. Commission of the City 00 Sanford, DIVISION P -Florida. at 7:00 O'clOck P M. on In re: the Marriage of 4 Personals November 23, 1974. in the City ANTONIO BELAIR. Commission Room at the City Hall Petitioner IS ALCOHOL APROBLEM in the City of Sanford, Florida. will vs IN YOUR FAMILY? consider and deltimine whether or MARGARET BELAIR AL. ANON not the City will close, vacate and Respondent ror families or friends of problem abandon any right of the City and NOTICE OF SUIT drinker the public in and to a utility TO: MARGARET BELAIR ror further inforirOtiOn call 473 1517 easement located on the northeait TUPPER LAKE NEW YORK or *rte corner of 25th Street and Holly YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Avenue, described a; follows that an action for dissolution Of Boa 55). Sanford, Fla 37771 That certain E W utility easement marriage Ms been filed against you on Lots 1, 2 and 3. Block 13. and you required to serve a copy ci BEAUTIFUL Smote Clubhouse Dreamwosd 3rd Section, P6 I, Pig 70. your written defenses. it any, to available on rental basis for Persons sntereste may appear 'JERROLD A. BROSS, Attorney fc,daytime or evenings. Private and be heard at the time and place Petttion.r, 330 N. Washington Ave.parties, wedding receptions, Willat specified. group meeting;. etc. TitvvIlIe. Florida 37710. and file the City Commission comniodate 125 ISO for sit down original with the Clerk of the above of the City at dinner. 230 300 for reception. Styled court on or before Nuvember Sanford. Florida Contact Mrs. Mc Daniel;, 322 1721. 79, 1974 otherwise, a judgment may By H, N Tomm, Jr entered against you for the relict Want somClhing challenging fl City Clerk demanded in the Complains toi' religion' Try HIS WAY. Why t'crt Publi;h Nov 7. 1971 Petitioner iaIl us .it 373 9092 or 323 6116 OEH 39 WITNESS my hand and seal 't - Thursday, Nov. 7,1974-11 B Legal Notice �-_ - ------ -- -'--- - -- 2B— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 7, 1974 ;-------- -- -i ---- - _--.--_.---- — ----- - - ---- -___fl____ ( 67th Year, No. 69— Friday, November 8, 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 9 - Seminole County's rapid transformation from an agricultural to an urban community Is emphasized by the latest population estimates compiled by the University of Florida, Division of Population. j. . - I, Th e sta tistics cover th e period from July 1, 1973 to July 1, 1974. Th e estimates, recognized by both th e federal and state governments as th e basis for allocating federal and state revenue sharing funds will become official after local city and county govern. ments either accept or appeal th e figures. County Ra pidly 0 Becoming Urban 2 LI 4 B/ack&Dockap city, territories increased 9,821 from 57,254 to 67,105. Part of th e increased municipal population Is due to the incorporation of Lake Mary and the annexation of county land by cities. Sciiiintic County's total pepLlation increased by 10,113 or eight per cent during the period, up from 124,069 to 134,181. CIRCULAR SAW By DONNA EE Herald Staff Writer - I' — If / ) I . "' - - Seminole County merchants, already hardened by a $30,000 monthly rip-off from bad check artistsandforgers,areshowing no mercy to shoplifters Whether they be the little old 7301 - Best value ma general purpose saw. Keeps sawdust away from cutting tine. Bevel and depth adjustments easily made. Burnout protected motor. 1 H.P. (max. output). / I - - PART Scotty's ' . " !iIu.u.i, . - r ' 1 • A I. the eight-year old who steals model airplane or the en- Reg. Price .......................2299 . --_-. ' .• -- •fi %.• d lady with the sticky fingers who pilfers a box of handkerchiefs, t are at times ingenious. Elsea noted that recently at another store, not in the Penney's chain, a woman wearing a garter belt contraption, hooked up a small televlsionsetandwalkedouto( I t he store carrying it between it legs ''//, tIEMV - - "f "ii,; dresses, put ona second pair of slacks over the ones they are . - w a~=~ W - -- Claw Hammer CRESTLINE I TUB ENCLOSURES OD 165 16 oz. Scottys Sal. Price Model 58 CT Plastic, frost of colors. 58'4"x574" Reg. Price 25.95 "49 - P) - I 1 I, Inflation Figh Latex Paint "I 1 99- I flfl VU , Sheriff's Sgt. DLII Vinton said shoplifters who come to his attention are usually 19 years .0 currently processing 15 to 20 .. cases monthly. In addition, police departments in seven j4 cities p , - - . - '.': mu. BKI.LEVIIJ.E Herald Staff W Writer rit CIasses In- 7 '. • , .%: ,'.. -.sr .- -i - . ' - -. ' rr2 _______ ___ - : .?' - — .. .' s-" - ____ VAU -: .1 . ,, ... - - - - - 'Slight of hand,' as merchandise 'disappears' Own shop tmg . - L. ------i2 ' onsumer - - óf& -- ________ I. Speaking of the problems suffered by merchants from bad checks, Elsea said his store and m os t others use e%er means to collect before turning the matte r over to the sta te attorney's office. He said when the bank returns a check for in. sufficient funds, the merchan ts generally rekposlt the check until the bank orders do not re-deposit" or notifies the account is closed lie said the stores collect from 70 to 80 per cent of bad checks and that merchan ts only call in law enforcement as a last resor t. Program Prog res To Honor the educators " ta ke out the "1 was surprised tly were no kp to soon ha local Lk Still, local unties are cx- disadvantage that Barnett economic aspects of all of our further ahead than they were," force of t he ir own set up. Under pected to have "a lot of latitude foresees in effecting the convarious courses and take a good Burnett said. "We were wai ti ng the social studies program, 12 in their application of the bill." sumer ed ucation legislation, The Florida state legislature look at them," Burnett said, to hear from the teachers (one from each grade) Alter all, Barnett said, will be "how task Force the state departhad several bills pend ing in its "By doing so, we can check for what they in te rpreted the bill to Remember that the si 'e being select ed to serve on "Administrators in Seminole mm.n( Sanford vete rans of ed ucation decides to appliance is no Indica tion of the last session dealing with free gaps and sharpen up the imican — but they were asking the conunittee. Douglas will County, and in Dade County will the success of the bill." organizations will observe the uvalute amount of energy it consumes. enter pr ise and consumer prac tices that we now use." us for input." select home cc, arid business ed have two different concepts of tr aditional da te for Veterans "They will have to come , The state task lore In charge But using small kitchen ap- education courses for publi c representatives, what this bill will mean." with some form of evaluation to Day by holding ceremonies of interpreting the education By the first of the year they pliances can save energy in schools, So Barnett and other area Monday at 10:45 a.m. at San. 77he remainder of this school determine the effectiveness. I A bill combining both sub- bill held a conference last week educators went back to eir expect 'to get a final and preparation of small meals. th year will be devoted to just hope they don't determine ford Memorial Park on the to keep portable cooking ap. jects made it into law, and by at the Dutch Inn in Lake Buena schools and Ix-gan working on 111thoritative interpretation of "examination and planning," 01A ineaning Viev have to lakerrontpliances out of draf ts which next September th e courses will Vista, In addition to ed ucators t he ir own implementation of t he 1k' law" from the state task Beginning in September, "A put Th e Orla ndo Naval Training together some imiake their way into classrooms from all over the sta te, there bil. Barnett and E. S. Douglas, force. The inter pr reduce their efficiency. Center Band will play prior to etation should field trial situation will be set test for all the kids." were also state-wide director Toasters, waffle irons, through ou t the sta te, of vocational, aid the local educators in up" during the bill's first year "I'm sure," Burnett says, the formal program. Sched uled But in Seminole, as in many representatives from business technical, electric grills a nd skillets, bean business further formulating their of implementation. and "Th ere are better wars than to speak are Mayor Lee P. pots, fondues, popcorn poppers, Florida counties, there will be and industry, Moore and City Commissioner banking, education in Seminole Schools, programs At this point, the only possible tinit: electric coffee pots and bottle no new courses set up to teach chambers of cunimerce, arid A. A. McClanahan. Matth ew warmers usually require less consumer ed ucation otto teach White and colots. interior or attelior use. For all masonry surfaces. Dries in 1 hour. Scows I .0 - CThe ter I i)" - BRAND r - smaller items "'l terjrising married woman who \' / Teenagers swipe stacks of 45 snatches a pair of slacks by ;-1S. . I'i rpm records by placing th em in putting them on under a dress, a notebook they are carrying the merchan ts are prosecuting " . Some go shopping well Mercha nts refuse to release prepared, carrying a box with figures on the annual loss from an appropriate slit to slip small shoplifting. Most only hint that items into. the sum amounts into five Atlantic National flank of Sanford president 11oward Hodges reported there is figures in large tment an average of 168 bad checks processed da ily at the bank Then there is the little o14 stores each year and could total lady, carrying the shopping as much as one-half million "The IOU COITI3 i'fglit out Of The 50 per Cent figure holds )5j, %*IWJV t}WWS C 3°lY Merchants want every ca dollars annually to all local t he profits. 'rhestockholders true throughout dropped into. Seminole prosecuted, policemen said. stores. are the ones who lose," said County. "We don't let anyone O Small stores may be able to Chris Elsea, manager of the — The tor 11 a A major reason for the in- juvenile or adult — even - add to prices to make up losses, Sanford Plaza Penney's store, crease, aside from LfltIsa usui1 :ho liftin raitmees and the high en. first offender," El-sea said, are but large opera tions cannot. The incidence of shoplifting is employment rate and the bad noting this action may stop a eye always keeping a watchful p The big stores have a standard up as much as 50 per cent in economy right now, is mer- shoplifter from doi ng some' mark-up on items to cover Sanford, said Police Chief Ben chants are taking a hard-nosed thing worse in the future. All types of things are stolen overhead and pr ovide profit. Butler. attitude toward shoplifters. The methods of shoplifting ranging from underwear and ..• television set. Some steal Just to see if they can get away with it, Elsea said. Others do a little shoplifting and a little purchasing at thesainetimeonthesametrip 4 Women take clothing by SIU) TWO tools to the ear li er mentioned -Mf' ` "#A ?/ re 1488 scorrys registering an increase of 3.4 per cent, up from 21,410 to 22,145. 1.ongwood recorded a 15.2 per cent Increac in population during the 12-mon th period, from 4,830 to 5,5(i6. This South Seminole city has doubled its population and geographical area since 1970. Winter Spr in gs wi th little more th an 1,000 residents, in 1970 now has 3,990, according to the estimates, up 30.2 per cent from 1973's 3,065. Th e number of residents in Oviedo increased 5.6 pe' cent, from 2.464 to 2,601. Lake Mary, Seminole's youngest city was i'en a population estimate of 2,694. last year th e preliminars estimates from th e College of Business Administration, DivLion of Population at University of Florida, Gainesville, were accepted by the governmental uni ts, even th ough th ere was some grumbling from Altamonte Sprinis that the figure was not high ennnh he governmental units have th e right to protest the figures. If the e.slimates are accepted, th ey will become offi cial. Merchants Vow 'Prosecute Thieves' 2 71/4" While the population of the unincorporated areas, governed by the county commission, rose Iron, 66,815 to 67,106 during th e 12-month pei lod, the Altamonte Springs, which has shown a phenomenal growth rate since the beginning of the 1970 decade has taken th e title of second largest city in the county from Casselberry. Altamonte had a population of little more than 4,000 at th e time of the 1970 census. University of Florida said the population in 1973 was 11,175 and the latest estimate is 15,382, fora growth rate in one year of 27.3 per cent. During the four year period th e city has quadrupled Its size. Where city boundaries were once confined to th e areas east of Interstate 4 and west of U.S. 17.92, th e munici pa l limits now extend to Orange County on th e south and south west, deep into Forest City east of 1.4 on the west, and nearly into Longwood on the north and north east. City officials have been insisting Altamonte's population is 18,000 to 20,000. ('asselbcrr - 's growth rate, meanwhile, has ltcd censlderably. Th e population is up 2.7 per cent from 14,310 to 14,697. Sanford continued its steady pace of growth, SelaPric. 1. ' to ve a Veterans r- as r SALE PRICES GOOD NOVEMBER 8thru21 I - h Scotty' s Merchandise r energy than a stove when used co rrectly. Many portable appliances can double as serving dishes, which cu ts down on the num ber of dishes to be washed. FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS TO REGISTER AT ANY SCOTTY'S STORE - Fill out the entry blank below and take it to your nearest Scottys store. (Registration blanks will not be available at stores.) There Is absolutely no obligation to buy anything. - 1st PRIZE Kudlac, adjutant for the the free enterprise system. Seminole Chapter of Disabled Because For the most part American Veterans, host t hey're already here. group, will be rnastt'r of Then what's the purpose of ceremonies. he t newly enacted state law? American Legion, Fleet "It will make us take a good Reserve Association, Veterans look at what we're now doing," (Have you a clever way to save Some people including state extent city growth poll The law which was to stop the of Foreign Wars and other c' es of Howell Branch Road. "Orgy light Inflation? Send your Seminole consultant-coordipr actice of Seminole County l)epartment of Community under the domninaion of ax veterans groups and their the the Orange to The Inflation F hfer, care County Line. nator for Social Studies Dick co auxiliaries unsel, cities annexing and rezoning Affairs legal Jim Tate, county commission. are invited to bring The Herald, The best ideas will be Lake Mary annexation and Burnett says. "And it will help used In future Columns. Sorry, but properties for the benefit of who assisted in drafting the their flags for a massing of the Rezoning of annexed lands to rezoning 4wt' won't be able to acknowledge Iron, residential to colors and attend us to coordinate our activities tan developers after county legislation were aware of the provide higher densities (more light industrial of a 205-acre in a group. receipt) between departments." commissioners had rejected InConsiStency before the law people) is banned under the law Th e rifle squad from Sanford tra ct the four owners are Naval Academy Consumer education is similar projects can be ignored was passed and for some reason until two years after annexation re will fire a pr esented by Don -ithel, salute and taps will be already being taught — frotti It passed anyway, Knight said, unless approval is given by the flest ( at least for the time being. sounded of 1-4 in the vicinity of -the "classroom store" in (lie Knight said until a court county commissior. in honor of those who have died ._j Banana Lake. The legislature can either decision is received or the primary grades to the specific jlt4lIllIIII.r iii our nation's defense. The opinion from Shevth' amend the new law to clear up Legislature makes clear its office confirms the legality of "Consumer Ed" courses in the Although Altamonte Springs inconsistencies or the courts intent by eliminating the in- several annexations which have had considered annexing a secondary grades. LOUDY Probably the most significant can decide the issue, according consistencies, Seminole cities been proceeding In the cities. Parcel of SR 436 west where I c ha nge that the new law will to an opinion issued by Attorney may annex properties under the Attorneys for many of the cities resta urant is to be co nstrtictct Weather Details on Page 3,1 1)11k LIAI(NE1I' change in General Ro subject be make is a rt Shievin's office provisions of the year-old have taken the po sition that the M oo ney la, earlier this week, matter of a course. The the annexation plan has special act, sponsored by State annexation and rezoning "America vs. Communism" better business departments. Rep. Eugene Mooney (B- petitions received prior to the changed. The owner, wi thdre w President Ford's top consectiontuughtasapartof most Jerry Knight of Sheviri's Casse11rry). Oct. 1 date could be processed thcii'petition filed prior toOct, WASHINGTON (AP) — Edis er V ginia ir office, hig school civics course, will sutner affairs adv who wrote the opinion In 'fl "Mooney Bill" pe rmi ts and completed under provisions 1 in favor of a new pe tition ward L. Morgan, who helped po ke to the group, response to an Inqui ry from be replaced by a "Free Knauer s Under provisions of the new cities to annex and rezone of the Mooney law, ? Arou nd The Clock --------4A arrange For Richa rd M. Nixon Enterprise and Consumerism" telling them that "consumer Lake Mary City Atty. Torn property after appropriate Bridge------------------- 6B Among the annexations under state law, to ta ke a more than $500,000 tax education Is no longer a luxury, Freeman, told The Herald in a section, public hearings with way are: Calendar .3A Knight sa id th e deduction for the gift of his pre. foulup in th e s but a necessity." This telep hone interview Thursday Most of the subject matter notification given to all lngwood a -acre par ce l new an ne xation law may have presidential papers, Comics 613 education, pleaded Ms. Knauer ex- that the la w, passed on the final already taught under the pr ope rty ow ne rs within 500 feet off SR 427 which is to be rezoned oc Crossword Puzzle curred when a legislat guilty today to or conspiring to auspices of social studies, plained, can mean the dif- day of the last session of the and to rezone the annexed commercial and industr Dear Abby --------------101$ ial and from the floor on vio te th e last day la th e tax laws is iincza education, and home ference between survival and legislature, inconsistent. territcs- no sooner than 90 days anothe r off SR 434 to be zoned the session amended Dr. Crane ................6A Morgan, 36, of Los Angeles, the bil l to economics. The new state bill, bankruptcy. after petitions are receiv,d. for commercial and apartment add a Provision ---------6A I)r, I.riib fruit, old state pleaded to a charge filed by the Hut, despite the good inOne se ction says all local acts with no funding provisions, will The new law would have use; Horoscope ---------------6A law, special Wat er ga te prosecutors not provide for any se pa ra te tentiOlLs of the conference, local concerning annexation are virtually stopped Seminole Casselberry — the conHospital 3A He said that Tate and offi ed ce. ucators canw home knowing repealed while anot no r will it add any new her section County cities from increasing troversial annexation of the 30- colleagues Obituiries ----------------3A T he prosecutors char ged th at in Shevin's office little m or e than they knew sta tes that special legisla tive personn el to the schools, their territor ial boundaries, acre parcel belonging to Aloma agreed with his assessment Television ----------------313 Morgan backda ted a deed to the of what it will do is to encourage be fore they left. act.,' are not repealed. The Law places to a large Baptist Ch ur ch on SR 436, east the law, papers to read March 27, 1969. - urren t or --- - of $1000 Certificate 2nd PRIZE $600 Certificate 3rd PRIZE $Q Certifk.ate 4th PRIZE $100 Certificate r.i 'Jul - in.& '0(11 na,r r ,rs Merchandise Certificates - t.cJ — ' LBCII - F-i Address City - -; Ph. . - (Entries muss be submitted by 4p.m. Saturday. Nov. 23. 1974) - __._ p p i The Drawing for winners will be held at Scotty's Corporate Headquartes in Winter Haven on Tuesday. Dicember 10. 1974 at 10:00a.m. The Drawing will be conducted by an independent accounting firm and winners will be notified promptly by certified rr mpercs of Scotty's and thr faml4es and suppkers of the company are not eligb3e for entiy in the contest. -- —w J REMINGTON 100 FRENCH AVE. J SANFORD -Now - - YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF! - Nixon Tax Ffr'ctrJr Aide Guilty Index PH: 323-47003495 I - - - scafty' ll Sale Price AW - LIMB N' TRIM HOURS7:30 -5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-4:00 SATURDAY a Vol- ' - Narne__________________________________________ h the F,ng hand of $ Annexation Lead [4.. .,. .......... � 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 07, 1974 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 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/0647e7372db50ee14676a5e7ba988c64.pdf 1b1046e3852e954cc35aa58adc4a215d PDF Text Text 88—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 5, 974 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker A&AIN, AND TPE DOCTOR i4A6 Am or TRANQUILIZE-9 ________ WINK AT AiE- PIS PWE EM ) VItIIt5 AND WENT ) TO SLEEP NORTH 6 A 1053 Z South grabbed that one; drew Inurips; cwhed the ace of WEST 42 EAST 4 ALUY OOP NOT LONG... ME IS THERE AN(fl4ING7 ... KEEP iOUR FINGERS ( SHOULD BE l DO CROSSED AND HOP! CHECg 'THE INFORflON ,, EC AN ATIsN? OUR LAO COmPiTER IS WE GOT ON 90P'S LONG LOW WILL. C.IP1.E OF lAKE DAYS! . I ., • '' -- - I -: . • - ___________________ , - 9 u A THE BORN LOSER ) C*1 1RI's Ma. TO f ( - - , * Dem _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i 1 .9,,,.ri . turned out to be a serkxis flaw in Henry's flnt he doesn't o to the plant every mornlnQ'" By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS I COTI.i tIE'UE BM& FORMO 10 ADCPT CF VCI*q ONLq To 7;,06p 040 D04T N"D rr., s UERQ -nr go~m rMsE-_DA14S!_1 ... .._.__. _____ THAT SAID,"THE IT INOPER IV I WITH E WAY IT BUCK STOPS HERE~," 5d,0170~_ DONT EVEN MWIV Mir, *V;aF WZY, MR &A55 ar t4 ffi; / . I Vote rs S &MIR )"rX", CW /5. - X,AV.. AWr 14 ftworl MOM ok.. M ;r&,r tow ff. I 7PAY1 066k MY AWM 7BUDGET 1 L BLONDIE lc Yeu A$ .TVU F1P4ISI-4 - YBOY"'., = BEEW ORiCNG VERY WARD TAI(E T-1E REST OF 7HE DAY OFF 1 1, - TUMBLE 'HUSANp -: - by T. K. Ryon ____________________ — !'If _ rwiiwWfl -•---•-', - Many a inan has isuccumbed to the Exotic Charmera of the Far 'r-' 1 / - BUT C4TBE F1NtSI4ED. NTI4ATCASE TAKE ThE\ W17W 7~4E MBLEY RSPCqT RESrOF TWE NISWT UNTiL I'l1oNIGr.' J.. oFF ' V Afluo, Hutt Futum Briae. kqbe AR MAL: w=U be one of them 1 / / BUGSBUNNY )_•• t_..' / p by Heimdahl & Stoffel __•••__••••_ LF : \ ON ' E _______________________________ You DINNEF, SC.1R/ç\ 'Sp - ANY PRISCILLA'S POP OUC H. i) ___________________ YES, I REMEMBER GO VA YbU COULD U' by Al [OTI-LOSE Ti.iAi' i~ IF YOL) HAE) -1 70 PUT ? eruG, ui- - 6RANC.)PA r-, , •i WE, a.q 1t.4!iY -, - .>)(>7)M# ". ( SHERIFF FOLK -. 4 Seminole County voters rejected two ballot questions and erKlorsed two others In Tuesday's election. Both the switch to the appointed school superintendent and $3.8 million jail bond requests were defeated. ne questions of a countywide library system and nonpartisan election of school board members were approved, although both were straw ballots and necessitate legislation in order to be implemented. The unofficial count of all 50 precincts reporting from the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections office Wednesday morning was: 12,027 or 60 per cent against the jail bond and 7,910 in favor; 12,330 or 60 per cent against the appointed superintendent and 8.00 in favor. 11,071 dr,54percent in favor of the cowity wide library system md 9,538 opposed; 13,671 or 68 per Cent, In favor of non-parUsan school board elections md 6,379 against. Only the 567 absentee ballots remain to be tallied. The same question had been defeated by county voters in March, The countywide library system, although endorsed by the voters, depends on legislation by the County Commission. Thi. ballot question was simply to measure the popularfeelingonthesubject ' il Q 0 POOCH J70ININ' IN IM VictoW--Albert an or t Local Issues CtS Elections e e ra.ina e o n At A S . . , ' Glance By Ile Associated Press By BOB LLOYD City Editor The issue of appointing rather than electing the school superintendent as is the current practice sent down to defeat for the third time in recent years, having previously failed in both statewide and local referendums, The Jail bond would have financed a new county jail in the Five Points area, which County officials declared was necessary because of state legislation mandating im. proved county detention facilities within the next few years. ) - .....0 ' ust by Garry Trudeau AW W C-TET 14ERE Not i - —V.--.-- 000NESBURY byLorryLewis Win WASHINGTON (AP) - Carey of New York and Ed. Speaker Carl B. Albert of OklaDemocratic Chairman Robert margin is the biggest since the ney, under federal indictment defeated veteran GOP Sen. Mil. tional Chairman Robert Dole Democrats cashed In on voter mund G. Brown Jr. of Califor- homa, scheduled to preside S. Strauss. 295-140 majority after the for bribery, conspiracy and ton Young. battled back to edge Democratdiscontent with Republican nia, and Sens.-elect John H. over the first ilouse ina decade At the White House, Presl- Lyndon ll. Johnson landslide of perjury. Ic Rep. William Roy. InOklahorna, former Rep. Ed scandals and the nations's Glenn Jr. of Ohio and Dale with a two-thirds Democratic dent Ford watched the returns 1964. y, Democratic Edinondson was closing In on In Kentuck And in Utah, Republican deepe economic ills and Bumpers or Arkansas. margin, theoretically the "vetG- on television and conceded Ws Governors -Democrats had G ov. Wendell Ford scored front-running Republican Sen. Mayor Jake Garn of Salt Lake headed for a two bulge in And the losers included a proof" body Ford warned might party had lost. captwed another from the Re- heavily in rural areas and held Henry Beilmon. City defeated Democratic Rep. the House, an expanded margin hall-dozen Republicans who block his programs. 'I have accepted the verdict," publicans, lost one to the GOP his own In Louisville to unseat Owens, a member of the In Nevada, f or mer Republi. Wayne In the Senate and a near-record had been among the loudest and Other Democrats cocked he said. "Those who lose often and lost another to an mdc. Freshman GOP Sen. Marlow W. can Gov. Paul A. Lazalt House Judiciary Committee, edged total of governorships, longest defenders of former their eyes towards 1976 and the come back to win another day." pendent candidate in Maine. Cook, ahead of Democratic Lt. Gov. for the seat of retiring They gained at least four President Richard M. Nixon: presidential contest they h)pe With final returns still being They led for another GOP spot, Harry Reid for the seat of re- Republican Wallace Bennett. seats In the Senate, at least 38 in four members of the house will restore them to White tabulated in a number of states, while Republicans led In th ree In Colorado, Gary Hart, the tiring Democrat Alan Bible. the House and elected more Judiciary Cominittee who stood house control this was the picture Other new Senator's included current Democratic states, for 36-year-old 1972 campaign g than either party has by Nixon during last summer's manager for Democratic Elsewhere, the incumbents Rep. John C. Culver in Iowa and Senate - Ik'iiioerat.s picked an Indicated breakdown cf If Fc.rd change his huld -sillue the Dtinocratic land- lic.irings and Rvp~.. Dan II. fortner Atty. Gen. Robert up five seaLs but %~ere trailing Dvinocrats, 13 Republicans and programs we will slide In the elections of 1958. Kuykendall of Tennessee and swamped two-term names among the Democratic Morgan of North Caroline, both in one they now hold, giving one Independent, surpassing Their precise margins, how- Earl F. Landgrebe of Indianli win the White House in 1976," them a likely margin of 62 to 38 the 35 to 14 margin after 19M Republican Sen. Peter . nators, Geor McGo ern of De ocrats ever, depended on a half-dozen Though the Democratic gains (I4utied Sen. Lloyd N. Bentsen in the new Senate compared to but short of the record 39 ninIck. South Dakota and Birch Bayh of In the House the biggest extremely tight races, in. Tuesday were a bit below some of Texas, a likely Democratic their 58 to 42 lead in the current governors elected in 1936. In Vermont, a 34-year-old Indiana, captured third termi3. casualties cluding a tangled Ohio pre-election forecasts and in presidential contender. And one. And Bumpers arid Glenn won H As expected, th e Democrats Democrat, Latrick Leahy, ouse Judiciary Committee Sen. Henry M. Jackson of governor's contest in which line with the normal off-year House - Democrats had captured Senate seats in Flori- prised Republican Rep. Rich- easily the Arkansas and Ohio four Republicans who had deWashington said he might unSenate seas snw1ed u Republican James Rhodes pattern of opposition party suebid before picked up at least 43 seats from dii, Kentucky, Colorado and ard Mallary in the race to veil his Reps. Charles W. White House Democrats conceded defeat to Democratic cess, Democratic spokesmen bright and fended Nixon, Republicans while losing five to North Dakota. ceed retiring Sen George D. Ai Sandmn Jr. and Jo.wph J. ear 8 Cflu Go John J Gilligan, then shot hailed the ir vic tory as a signal GOP candidates They had In Florida, former Secretary ken He became the first Demo- Howard Metzenbaum, their Mara.ziti of New Jersey; Da vid into the lead. bitter primary to supplant Ford's economic ,We're seeing the rebuilding elected 281 House members and of State Richard Stone, a mod- crat ever elected to the Senate vlctims W. Dennis of Indiana; Wiley The victors included some policies with measures of their of the old Democratic coalition led in 12 other races, for a pos- crate Democrat, defeated con- from that once rock-ribbed ba ttles IALt May. ReIowa and a filth who Mayne of new na tional Democratic stars, own. which served the Democratic sible total of 3, 45 more than servative GOP businessman publican state. In Kansas, scene of one of the voted aga e former P'esiaga inst th pote ntial candidates for nation. "This Is not just a victory, party wd the nation so well for the current House in which they Jack Eckerd for the seat of ReAnd in North Dakota, former na tion's most bitter Senate at office: Govs..elect Hugh L. this is a mandate," declared so many years," declared hold a 248 to 187 majority. The publican Sen. Edward J. Gur- Coy. William L. Guy narrowly races. former Republican NaI Cont'd Page ?Ai .' - Ak s ___ . 1.1•1 , by Art Sonsom __ . One of the worst habits a The bidding has been: 5 bridge player can acquire is that of making one bid too North East South many. West's takeout double of I? Pass ofic Spade was reasonable. 111t! 44 hand might belong to his side. Pass But after North's redouble, it You. South, hold: should have been apparent that 4 A K 8 4 V K 2 • Q 5 4 4A Q What do you do now? Swth was going to wind up A-The right bid Is Just Flr playing some spade contract. clubs, but we would not criticize Hence, there was no reason a jump to six. West to bid two hearts. TODAY'S QUESTION West's king of clubs was Instead of bidding three clubs allowed to hold the first trick your partner has Junilml to three Ile could have beaten the hand heart3 over your two clu6s, What by an Immediate shift to a low do you do now' heart, but no one could figure Anisser Torn orros '' '4 knew exactly what to do. West was marked with five hearts so South trick. East to lead a club or a diarnond and whatever he led would allow South to ru!! in dummy and discard his 10 of hearts. South might well have worked out this same play if West had not made that one unnecessary bid. He rnIg have but we will never know. - .. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1642 pe g lead-K4 Opening - _______ .-. ___ - queen of diamonds. Now West led low heart to KQiog 4653 SOUTH (D) 6 KQJ974 T A 106 +J3 432 on th-South Nor uth vuintrable West North East South 14 Ubie Redhi 2• 2, e Pass [lass by Don Grau. II IIUZ%J I clubs; ruffed dummy's last club and threw West in with the 16 86 VQ KJ954 P 67th Year, No. 67—Wednesday, November 6, 1974 that one out. West shifteto Kind of diamonds. $ A74 - r WIN AT BRIDGE 0q.. 150 TWE 6"C-9ALS by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL commissioner who campaigned "Clewing won't solve all our against Uw bond issue, today, said at aproblems," McClanahan noted, noon work session I think it would give us Forty-one per cent of San- following canvass of the vote some "But relief." ford's 6,915 registered voters and tabulation of 59 absentee eted 4 'ear bond cast ballots Tuesday as a ballots, he would propose that issue would have taken 5.35 proposed $6.5 million drainage the city concentrate efforts with mills tax on property in the city bond issue was rejected by a a special crew to cleaning to retire over a year period 2,047 to 733 vote, present open ditches and storm accoiIh to Mayor Moore.' City cmnmissiarim oven't drains. In 1971 city voWsdefeated by refereadum mW at kast one explore possibilities of fd4 a dtaina ge ptatL %t that tim $3.8 comnduloner aRributed the professional line cleaning -WUlan in bonds was wu& but consu g engineers reported onditions." drainage ma ns," McClanahan last August that the costs had The bond Issue would have said He said he would also now jumped to $616 million not financed major storm drainage propose starting an immediate including rights-of-way and interceptor mains and laterals study to determine costs of engineering an" other ka, in five "basins" over the city acquiring rights-of-way needed Under state law city cornwhere flooding is commonplace for maintenance of present missioners can't tax property during periods of heavy rain. dviinage facilities as well as for (Or such projects without voter any future drainage main 1n approval of bonds in a fall. A. A. McClanahan, the only stallatlons. referendum, SENATE (11 Racts) Won R4 D-24 Lead R-2 D-0 Holdover 1-2 27 37 94th Trend I-i R-37 1)41 93rd Cong. 1-2 R-41 D-37 Needed (cc majority: 51. HOUSE (435 Races) Won R-137 D-2N I-cad R-7 D,7 94th Trend R-144 D-291 93rd Cmg. R-187 D-248 ee e or ma or y: 218. GOVERNOR (35 Races) Won 11 R-4 D.27 Lead 1.0 R-3 D-0 Holdover R-6 D-9 Trend 1.1 R.13 1)46 Present R-18 D-32 The -' - Inflation SUP?. LAYER Fighter 1 "k WINTHROP I by Dick Ce"Ill I CAt) GOA FL4NY '\ SENSE ouMcR. ) ER HE AID' i r'LLI-tA\,ETOGer I I NO,Vfl-(ATI4vE GOT " 'A'S ARCHIE F3 .-- T'1BCk<ENC. - wy, VERONICA:5 FATH ER SU RE INVITED 5omE FAMOUS PEOPLE ELI I ILIS S oun oa ui in Ik' -.l by Bob Montana ___________ .. / 5- W. 60 ;'1 DONT LOOK IF I IS THAT MR. LOOK _rmI ___________ SEE an KISSINGEA WITH THE HOW LENOS? ti - Ap~ - . CAPTAIN EASY - - - . 1 - lip ., e • ' 1 UK & MEEK - by Howie Schneider My 'Spiz/AL HxR 4 _ „,j ... POL*M OVER P-4D CF mun Rice I I'M kVT i~j 11 00. i W• / _____ by Bob Tbcn - is UV AN ILICTIRIC FAN• --_- - -'--------------------.--_--.._..._--------•. -- -, SHORT *rns WMAL.1%,CAPTAUSf S7 is 9WNG W&EMS... by Frank Hill -%4AMY IN11ATION MD A -n4RF_AT OF VEPKS90N reduce gasoNne consumption is still by drwlng more slow!> A hfl st ead y speed of 50 mph. in. stea of O can sa,e four miles per gallon in the average car. Quick starts and slamming oti the brakes at traffic lights eat gasoline and burn out brakes. Jackrabbit starts require about twice as much gasoline as smooth starts. ';"When caught in rush-hour crawl, a void fast starts and -.stops. Needless stopping can waste up to two miles per gallon. Robert (Bobby) Hattaway, Isbown with arrow), son of an old (Mve yov a clever *av to save ieminole famil y, won his first elective office, - a seat in the WV& 10 The Inflation Fighlef, tar", of legislature -Tuesday. giving Incumbent Eugene Mooney JR- The Herald The best Id"S will be Casselberry) a stunning defeat. The only Seminole resident v%ed in future columns Sorry. t)ut won't te ahie to ac k nr legislator, flattaway discusses his victory with old friend and fotmer Joycee, Sanford City Commissioner John Morris. Peggy Illattaway who aided her husband In the vigorous campaign listens to election results. Complete election results on page 3A. I -. . WE N_CVEFA HAVE I-tARD AAES IN -r~IE SXET Uva% 6_4 the paving of strictly roads under Ns emperative Casselberry, the work would agreement, hlattaway said, r involve paving a section of county roads • including Red Bug, Ballard -the paving of roads that are Crystal Bowl Circle In Winter When an igrctmtnt per- Springs, it would be the North itt> roads, but that extend into A venue, Sanford A v enue and mitting the county's road extension of Moss Road near the county and are used Palm Springs Road. But the agreement for con. I department to build city roads the city's new fire station. Both frequently by county residents. On the latter projects, the struction of strictly city roads "at cost" is cleared up Monday, projects would include the it ould pave the way for paving and drainage of the county provides the labor and is still a little up in the air. SEMINO S Hattawa> was sure that machines for the work, and the c onsid erable sa v ings for roads The county's present plans cities the engineering and city had an "agreement" to do Seminole County cities. this, but commissioner Greg LEGISLATOR "The county could build for road building fall under two in aterials. The already constructed several Drummond said earlier this roads completely within the alternatives: week that he was not aware of charge the city for this work On Drummond's recoincommissione mendation, the agreement will said. By eliminating such items be dismissed at a work session as contractors fees, perMonday so that "all the cities in formance bonds, etc, the cities the county can be included." could save from 30 to 40 per cent LOUDY on the construction paving of Hattaway says he sees no Three suspevLs in the Friday If the)' hadn't retained private believed to be in twer 'late 20s, 9 Customers of an) of three led the tx.,ard in directing the problem that would keep the The Only two contingencies garbage collection services garbage firm to notify their agreement from being made robbery-shootoutat A&P in the at'irneys The suspects are was seen near the supermarket Hattaway said, is that the between Lake official at the board's regularly Interstate Mali, Altamonte scheduled for arraignment about the time of the robberycity whose accounts had been transfers must transferred to and from Mary, Central, and Evans the work must not interfere Seminole Disposal Inc., over that the action would have to following Tuesday. felony murder, attempted mur- indictments returned Monday and driving a black and white with, or delay, planned county the der, attempted robbery, by the Seminole County Grand 1970 Thunderbird bearing weekend, will have the reversed. The question came to roadbullding. ting wiltdn an occupied Jury. Georgia license plates. on, board last week But in an afternoon sessi option of accepting or rejecting Around The Clock AA Jack A second woman indicted in Hittawty sWd that he has the transfers. after building and unauttmized use Seminole attorney Bridge .... .... .12B Casselberry Council chairman The fourth suspect in the already had three "active” Calendar 9A superma r ke t robbery, Charles requests from cities within his comirisson decided that the retraction o' the transfers missioners to pave the Being held in count) jail at teringham of south Georgia, Comics 128 district - Oviedo, Winter transfers were in violation of a would create "mass con. Sanford without bond are being sought in the case. State Hobbs, of Atlanta, was killed in Crossword Puzzle . 1011 remainder of , gun right in we store Dear Abby --------Springs, and Ccsselberry for board action that extended the fusions" among the 900 tranDennis Robert PhIllips, 28, Atty. Abbott Herring's office Drive. police. paving city roads under such an • revocation of Seminole's ce.r- sferr'ed customers. Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Deal) said if the fugitive isn't apDr. Crane ............7A The county and city are prehended this agreement week the Parrish, also FBI known as Nadent that the firm's tifitation to operate In the Dr Lamb Bridges said A't.amonte Springs police LI 7t\ already working on t of the will be asked to enter a nation. Steve Garver, shot twice McPier, 39, Lyons, Ga. They Both Casselberry and Winter county for 30 days, so that the management misunderstood road under the plan w by Horoscope ............. IoB the Customers Choose Garbage Service L 1)0 . LIT WE NEVER H-UIE • YO" GOT ,.• 7",) a 40% __ jA - '--- Shootout Trio Is Indicted ndex - - to '' - RUSA HOM SPECIAL I ett e - I - OLD CHAPI NAMELy— _I_ FRANK AND ERNEST 1 - QUE9TIOtJFOM 0S BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer by Cmoks & Lawrence I101 ways - - (i - £1'1' best .. MAYBE SAY N0/ -.' OM of the -- are no right ofivayproblems. In Commissioner Ski Vutilen Jr., revocation extension, engineering and materials. appointment of defense counsel red-haired Kittertngham, North, Altamonte Springs. Television - ç I= ffi ff �2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Seminole Dems MON N - IN BRIEF Defector Now Citizen NEW YORK (AP) Simas Kudirka. who once vainly tried to defect to America from the Soviet Union, has returned as a United States citizen. He said that after he gets some rest he'd like to see an American Prison and perhaps go sailing. It was almost four years ago that Kudirka, 44, a radio operator on a Russian fishing trawler, climbed aboard a Coast Guard cut er and asked for asylum, only to be dragged back aboard the trawler by the Russians. On Tuesday he arrived in New York from Moscow with his wile, two children and moth er. A few hours later — and after getting his first trip th rough New York rush-hour traffic he told The Associated Press hewafltstorestand,weatherpermitg logo sailing. Asked what he would like to see in the United States, Kudirkasaid"prisons:'flesaidhewouJdljketocornpar life in American prisons with his experience in a Soviet prison. - — Coal Talks Continue 'Mandafe'— Alb _____ (Cou'I m Pg. 1) represented for a qu1er cen- In California, the GOP was verse publicity of last month's And in California, Brown, the dent, freshman Harold V. tury before Nixon picked him losing In four races. Incident In which police stopped 36-year-old son of the state's Froehlich of Wisconsin, for the vice presidency, Demohis speeding car, found the con- last Democratic governor, beOn the Democratic Of the five Democrats who cratic Rep. Richard Van. unseated Republicans in derVeen won again despite were single losses In Florida, gresaman Intoxicated and a for. came the youngest governor in Louisiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania mer stripper Jumped out and over a century by defeating Respecial elections last spring, all Ford's visit last week. into Washington's Tidal Basin. publican Houston Flournoy. won again except Rep. Tom Republican losses tended to and Sou th Dakota. In the governor's races, But Democrat Sander Levin's Luken of Ohio, edged in his come in clusters five in InBut In Arkansas, Rep. Wilbur Democrats scored expected second bid to unseat Republirematch with Republican Willis diana, four In New Jersey, four D. Mills, D-Ark., the embattled victories over Republicans in a can Gov. William G. Milliken Gradison in the Cincinnati in New York, two in Wisconsin chairman of the House Ways number of states, Including again fell short in Michigan, district, and two in Virginia, including and Means Committee, .. ir was New York, Connecticut, Mas- and Republican James Ed' In Ford's home district in suburban Washington Rep. Joel easily re-elected over Republi. sachusetts, Colorado, Oregon, wards was elected the first r r' ' Grand Rapids, Mich., which he Broyhill, a fl-year-veteran, : can Judy Petty, despite the ad. Tennessee and Wyoming. 14 r GOP governor in a century In A t Sou th Carolina as the result of COfltrOVet5)r surrounding the disqualification of the Democratic primary winner. * In Maine, meanwhile, Independent James B. Longley surSENATE prised Democrat George Mitchell and Republican James Erwin. In In New York, Carey ran up an Rep margin over ReF\i publlca n Gov. Malcolm Wilson, who became governor when WASHINGTON (AP) were locked in a tight, seesaw ' cumbents winning re-election NeLson A. Rockefeller re.signt'tI C:tItI. j%l.Bh1tT !).riiotrat :tve S)fl tntrol of race fo r the scat being vacated included Sens. Charles McC. last lkccinber, to recapture the the Senate for the 11th straight by retiring Democratic Sen. ____"a-___________ Mathias of Maryland, Richard sta te for his party for the first Askew in Florida, Milton Shapp election, picking up at least four Alan Bible. __________ S. Schwelker of Pennsylvania, time In 16 years. in Pennsylvania, Wendell Republican seats in a showing In Oklahoma, Sen. Henry M. _______ and Robert W. Packwood of In Connecticut, Rep. Ella T. Anderson in Minnesota , Mar vi n that fell short of their post. Bellmon was holding a slight Oregon. Grasso became the first woman Mandel InMaryland, Patrick J. Watergate hopes. lead against Rep. Ed Edmon. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., who to win a governorship without Lucey In Visconsin, Philip W. With Republicans leading in son, a Democrat, pending a _____ __ Noel. in Rt.ode Isla nd and Rewas the Republican national suceeding her husband. V ~4 two undecided races — one for a check of discrepancies in the Incumbents re-elected inpublicans Robert Ray of Iowa chairman at the time of Democratic seat the count. a cluded Democrats George C. and Mcldrfin Thomson of New Watergate break-In, survived In Ohio, John Glenn, the first Democrats were assured of 62 race against Rep. William Wallace in Alabama, Reubin Ham pshire. tight senators in the 94th Congress, American astronaut to orbit the R. Roy, a physician and lawyer it ear th , amassed one of the largthe Republicans who has been Kansas' only A Democrati c candidate reg- eat landslide margins In a conDe mocra ti c House member. o. istered an upset win in Ver. tested election, soundly beating In Missouri, Sen. Thomas F. Republican Mayor Ralph J. mont, taking away a Senate Perk of Cleveland. GOVERNORS Eagleton, who was dropped seat held by Republicans for fl8 from the vice presidential spot In a much closer contest, )'ears. the 1972 Democratic ticket, Democrat George McGovern, -dcw Other Democrats captured fighting back from his was elected decisively to a seccrushing Re publican seats in Colorado, defeat by Big State Victories ond Senate term. former President Kentucky, Florida and North Richard M. Nixon In the 1972 Rep. John C. Culver, 1)-Iowa, Dakota. presidential election, won a who passed up a Senate race Key RICHARD STONE A loss of four Senate seats by third Senate term by defeating two years ago only to see Rich'76 Dem W the party controlling the White Republican Leo K. Thorsness, a Mike Gravel, a liberal known ard Clark, his former adminisHouse has been the norm in re- former war prisoner of the nationally principally for his trative assistant achieve a viecent off-year elections. " North Vietnamese. public reading of the Pentagon tory, won in his own right. Cu!WASHINGTON (AP) Some political observers had .'1At the same time, Gary Hart, papers, won a second term by ver will take the seat being Va- Democrats ended the Republiforecast a Republican loss of up the manager of McGovern's defeating C. R. Lewis, a nation- catàd by Sen. Harold E. can era in the statehouses of to 10 Senate seats in the af. presidential race, turned out al director of the John Birch Hughes, 1)-Iowa, who Is retiring New York and California, the termath of the Watergate veteran Colorado Republican Society, to become a full-time lay minis- nation's two most populous ' scandals and voter anger over Sen. Peter H. Dominick. DoIn New York, Sen. Jacob K. tei, states, and picked up a halfinflation and the state of the minick, a staunch conservative, Javits received less than 50 per Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., DN.C., dozen other governorships held economy. had long defended Nixon from cent of the vote but won re- the chairman of the Senate by the GOP. In North Dakota, Sen. Milton attacks on his handling of the election to a fourth term, dg. Watergate committee, also is Tuesday's Democratic tide R. Young, one of the Senate's Watergate scandals, feating Democrat Ramsey retiring. His seat was won by left the party In solid command most senior Republicans, was Democrats also won Senate Clark, a former U.S. attorney state Atty. Gen. Robert Mor- of the nation's statehouses and U.YOWtg,WhOwlUbefl seats I Republi- general. A considerable per- gan. with immeasurable Influence next month, was beaten in his cans inKe cky—where first. centage of the vote total wasp Other Democratic In- over the machinery for choosLW 1 . (' bid4ior a fifth full tem by for- o Wm Sen. Malow, W. Cook was alphoned off by Barbara Kest.i -. cu,mbenis achieving re-election Ing a Preillident two years m T'm'rntie' (.w William k.. v_ - ..i u* mci- uvzuucrauc mg, a vieinam war widow w o included Gaylord Nelson of L)CflCC. L Guy, 55, after a campaign n Gov. Wendell H. Ford and in was a candidate of the CoçCalifornians elected DemoWiscotwin, Adlal E. Stevenson which age was a dominant Is- Florida where Miami lawyer servative party. III of Illinois, Frank Church of crat Edmund G. Brown Jr. sue, and former secretary of state In New Hampshire, the battle Idaho, Herman E. Talmadge of after eight years of the conIn Vermont, State's Atty. Richard Stone defeated Jack over the seat of retiring Sen. Georgia, Warren G. Magnuson servaU,'e Republican adminisPatrick J. Leahy, 34, won a Eckerd, a mithonatre owner of Norris Cotton was won by Rep. of Washington, Russell B Long (ration of Gov. Ronald Reagan. surprising victory over Rep. a chain of drug stores. Louis C. Wyman, a Republican. of Louisiana, James B. Allen of At 36, Brown becomes the WX Richard W. Mallary, a RepubliThe Florida seat had been He defeated former state Insur- Alabama, Ernest F. Hollings of state's youngest governor In 119 i can, to capture the Senate seat held by Sen. Edward J. Gurney, ance commissioner John A. &uth Carolina, Daniel K. In. years. He whipped Houston GOV. ASKEW held for 34 years by retiring who in 1968 became Florida's Durkin. ouye of Hawaii, Abraham A. F10OY the state controller Sen. George D. Aiken, at 82 the first Republican senator since A fourth Senate term was won RIhiCOII of Connecticut and and a former college professor. dent of the state senate as a dean of Senate Republicans, reconstruction. Gurney, a by Sen. Barry Goldwater, J. Alan Cranston of CaWornia. In New York, Democratic Democrat but switched parties Leahy's victory was the first member of the Senate Water- Ariz., the GOP's 1964 presl. Rep. Wayne Owens, 1)-Utah, Rep. Hugh L Carey ended 16 two years ago. by a Democratic Senate candi- gate committee, decided not to dentlal candidate. And a third a friend and former staff mem. years of Republican reign at the date in Vermont since 1856, the seek re-election after his in. term The Democratic sweep led was won by Sen. Birch ber of Sen. Edward M. Kenne- statehouse by solidly year the Republican party was dlctment by a federal grand Bayh, D-Ind,, who defeating Ella T. Grasso into the Conbeat back a dy, D-Mus., was defeated by Gov. Malcolm Wilson, who founded. necticut statehouse, the first jury for bribery, perjury and strong challenge from In- Salt Lake City Mayor Jake finished out the term of Nelson In Nevada, U. Gov. Harry conspiracy in connectioh with dianapolLs Mayor woman ever to be elected a Richard Lu. Gain for the seat of retiring A. Rockefeller. Reid, a Democrat, and former the financing of his campaign. gar. governor without following her Ohio's seesaw race between Republican Sen. Wallace F. Republican Gay. Paul Lazalt husband In Alaska, Democratic Sen. Into the of fic. Other Republican Incumbent' Democrat John J. in. Bennett. New York and California Gilligan and his GOP preciecessoc James A. Rhodes dangled In dominated the, gubernatorial doubt with almost all the votes picture because of their size and Influence and because in counted, The lead in Kansas teetered both cases, longtime Republibetween Democrat Vern Miller, can control came to an end. the state attorney general, and HOUSE A congressman from Republican State Senate presi- Brooklyn for 14 years, Carey, dent Robert F. Bennett, 55, upset the party organization Democrats went into the dee- candidate in the primary election with a 32 to 18 hold on the lion. But he took no radical governorships and were emcrg- stands on the issues. He Is Irish Veto—Proof Margin Elected ing with their domination ap- Catholic and a widower with 12 proaching 36 of the 50 states, children. WASHINGTON (AP) igan seat Ford had represented Democra t k ts oo ov er GOP. ______ ____ Democratic House candidates ____ Jerry Brown, son of former for larm years before becoming held sta tehouses ousted Republicans across the In Colorado, California Gov. Edmund G. wt vice president. VariderVeen Connecticut, country in Tuesday's election, Massachusetts, (Pat) Brown, was born to pollwon re-election despite Ford's Oregon, Tennessee and Wyom_ ties, building their control to the launched his own career by Personal campaigning for the lug as well as in the two biggest identifying most lopside majority since himself with liberal Republican challenger, PaulGG. states. ___ jp:::~~ Lyndon B. Johnson's presidencauses, then solidified his party Goebel Jr. In the l0 states with half the tial landslide victory of 1964. strength during three years as Rep. Joel T. Broyhill, an 11. nation's population and half With the Issue still undecided secretary of state. = e. termer long considered unbea- electoral votes for president, In 25 races, Democrats had won Maine went its own way and table In his Virginia district ad- Democrats sealed their seats in f 281 seats, including 43 now held joining Washington, was ut eight and conceded Michigan u rebuffed both major party con. by Republicans, while giving up GOP. didates, electing political new. by Democrat Joseph Fisher, five of the ir own. But the Re pu blican candidate corner James B. Longley who and Democrats picked up anRepublic-an fears that the took the South Carolina stateran as an independent and other seat in the Virginia subelectorate would vole its tinT... urbs of the capi ta l wi th Herbert house for the first time in a promised to cut the cost of gay. happiness over the economy, century. crnment. E. Harris' victory over Watergate and rela ted woes _____ Th e governorship of Alaska, publican Rep. Sta nford E. Parproved true. Of the 35 gu be rnatorial connow he ris. The outlook was for a House ld by a Democrat, was In tests, Republicans clinched limbo with leads swinging back o ___________ ___________ not only more heavily DemoThe New Jersey delegation nl y three early victories but --cratic than the present one, diwent from eight Democrats and and forth as the tabulation clung to hopes of three more as 6 wound to an end. vided 248 to 187, but substanseven Republicans to 12 DemoIIAR(flJ) FROELICH CIIARI.E.S SANDMA'i The Arizona statehouse tabulation continued in tight cratr and three Republicans, tiaby nire liberal and inciined races In Kansas, Ohio and turned Democratic fat- the first Alas to vote for oclal programs like the composition of some sta ka . te Wisconsin, who supported The Indiana delegation from time In eight years. Haul Casa nationa l heal th plan and for delegations and toppled one Re f rn and seven Re- peachment, also lost his bid for tro, 58, a former envoy to Bo. W reViSlOfl. publicans to nine Democrats publican stalwart after -re-lp'fInn uvu, won m iu WOW Dia for '" and two Republicans. President Ford, accepting 11w another, 11 '4 Auto Sales Plunge DETROIT AP) — U.S. auto makers, saying they can't even get people Into showrooms to look at new cars, have reported that domestic auto sales In October plummeted to a 10-year low for the month. Chrysler announced new layoffs. October sales were down 26.8 per cent from October of last year. "The problem Is consumer concern and confusion about the economy," said a dejected ind ustry spokesman. "People worried as hell about what's happening tomorrow. We can't even get them into the showrooms just to look." With sales during the last II days of the month down 35 per cent from 1973, the four auto companies said October deliveries totaled just 627,521 units, compared with 7,070 the year before. It was the worst October performance since 1964, when alesweres66,000 units. GeneralMotorsreporteda32per cent decUne from October l973, Ford was off 17 Ip.t . dropped 16.6 per Chrysler , cent and .American Motors -w43 # down 52-5-per- cent %4, ' -- i. ___ IN BRIEF Arafat Willing To Meet — CAIRO, Egypt (AP) Secretary of Sta te Henry A. Klssingerwon't meet with Yr1r Arafat today despite reports by Cairo newspapers that the Palestine guerrilla chief is in the Egyptian capita l, State De partment spokesman Robert Anderson says. The Arab summit conference last week recognized Arafat's Palestine Liberation Organiza tion as the fut ure government of the West Bank of the Jordan river, and King Hussein of Jordan said this meant the PLO and not Jordan would have to i.egotiate for Israel's withdrawal from the territory. Alter m on ths of mili tant oppositi on to Kissinger's mediation , Arafat was reported willing to meet with the secretary ci state. But Anderson reiterated previous statements from by his chief that neither Kissinger nor his aides planned to meet with the guerrilla leader. Prove Tapes Genuine AGAINST Ho e Petes'son To Retire WASHINGTON (A?) Henry E. Pe tersen's first 25 years at the Justice Department were overshadowed in the 26th by the Watergate Investiga tion and zeuaaticms that he bungled it. n the 21th year, the chargeflngers and stWranIsa Pete, ien ends his government career. His retirement Dec 31 was a nnounced Tuesday. Hardly anyone outside Washingt on noti ced as Henry Edward Petersen sealed th e bureaucratic ladder from a lowly job as an FBI clerk to the owerfuI position of assist an t attorney general in charge of the department's ciiraiia1 tiiisjon, But :ndUc'n watched during those stormy Senate Watergate committee hearings in 1973 when Petersen exploded in anger on national televiswn — 41 " (fl__ FOR (0114) SAIINDEAS 'I I)diwd 1"01 ZAHR1.Y KELLY 1C, 27 WILSON 13,212 State jVoti lowGr..ç) _____ J. Intl - -a 3 Secretary of State 1/4 (VotsiarOiw) (VctstccOne) ø(CJ'71 3. 4. 1. O. 13.1(1131L N. * SUATHERS 12,329 3 ___ ("7 u.s.a. 1,517V. SEJERTA) IC,669 . ber, tIll, ____ 14, ]+ 123— — 9011110.1 W. N. (Dal .1 ______________ 733 ll AGAINST A1IOYM OF soims __________ Irvi i'i . f LI '.4 ------------ _c_.____ 3 00 W, ROBINSON (.1 i___ •'__•_• ' '' jt''Ti - ' INS $4 pv 0.4.! Pit4 5IN W P it aM'v.dby is ad WI .45. its. .4 lAnds, suite po be Is w pIN Si kINd lewd 'aseAws s hINt. Cowl , flW 0 ''1 #1r' _ I , I - i_I-, left AGAINST DO NOT a 4, - -- fl Al.flNDMIP(T I FOR DO AGAINST J w,,0PT _____________ _______________ Incumbents Ousted From Board _ ir - Floats will center around the parade theme "Christmas Around the World." l School l Democrats Mrs. Pat Telson election along with that of Mrs. ,A ______ Enteri ng floats and other and E.C. Harper Jr., a pair of Telson would "change the units will be The Evening political newcomers Tuesday whole complexion of the school Herald, Happy Acres Kinnight defeated incumbent board and make it a dergarten, Greater Sanford School Board members Dr. coopera ti ng board ra ther t Chamber of Commerce, Stuart Culpepper and Mrs. Jean as It had been." Downtown Business •1b Bryant to break a two-year ReHarper added, "The people Association, Seminole High 1% publican monopoly of the were ready for a change and School DECA Club, San ford 11 Seminole County Board of ga ve Pat and I the opportunity • Business and Professional Public Instruction, to serve and do what we think J Women's Club, Fleet Reserve Mrs. Telson ran well ahead of best." Association, ComBanks, Mid. her opponent, Dr. Culpepper, to Mrs. Telson pledged to A way Elementary School, Chase -.-- & ~ win the District 4 seat, 12,615 "remember that I'm working and Co., Seminole County votes to 9,560. Culpepper had for the people. I will forget YMCA Indian Guides (three won a seat on the board only politics w hen I am on the board floats), Cub Scout Pack 506, four years ago. and remember the taxpayers United Methodist Youth Harper upset two-termer and the kids." She credited her Fellowship, Flagship U. S. Mrs. Bryant 11,257 to 10,618 In victory to the fact that all of the Bank, Central Florida DistrIct 1. Democrats worked together Zoological Society, Seminole Canvassing of the 567 ab- this time. It was a joint effort." High Future Farmers of sentee ballots was not expected District 5 board member and America, Atlantic National to change the results of the two former chairman Allan Keeth Bank, First Baptist Church, races. automatically won his third Seminole County Mental Health An exhuberant Harper said, four-year term when the ELECTION RESULTS Association, Croons High FFA, "I'm pleased that I had enough Democrats failed to field a Sanford Christian School, Free Sanford city commission candidate Mrs. Stella Woodhou,g,, kit, support to put me in, and now candidate for the seat. Methodist, Pilots Club, Two other Republicans, and lake Mary councilwoman Mrs. Virginia Merrcr were Seminole County Legal I'm ready to get down there and Chairman Davie Sims and R.G. among' crowd Tuesday night at Sanford courthouse checking Secretaries, Dusty Boots do exactly as I promised really improve the school Feather still have two years of elelon results asreturas were posted from 56precjncta Instate Riding Club (16 horses), Yogi and countwide general election. system." He added that his their terms to serve, Bear and of course Santa Claus. '1 .• — - -. I - _ _I the office. CAM 1 THE JOB Telephone lines to the courthouse office of Seminole &apervisor of Elections Camilla Cami) Bruce were tied tip most of the day and Into the nighttime hours Tuesday as she directed poll officials at the SO county precincts, answered questions from candidates and citizens and untangled problems seen with new voting machines. Shown with Mrs. Bruce is her long-time deputy R. E. Higgins. e =- -'t A new feature this year is the Christmas Parade King and Queen Contest proceeds from which will help defray costs of the parade. Winners, to be. announced Saturday at the Pilot Club Spaghetti Dinner and —It £ I fl UI U I) ULR.IJ 4 5.lW sitU ride on a special float in the parade. - - -- _____________ 11*1*. N is I -----------____ ' They defeated three Demoèratic Incumbents, Frank M. Clark of Pennsylvania, Frank E. Denhoim of South Dakota ar4'Thomag A. Luken, elected this year in a special Ohio deetion. 445. pntIN sac. WIws of is Oumct kINd Is.'d of lea WI Cuip we ,tsasd P I_rat FOR - George C. Wallace over. whelmed his Republican chatknger In Alabama with an 85 per cent victory margin for an unprecedented third term. "I do have plans" for l76, he told an Interviewer. Florida Got'. Reubin Askew won re-election and a boost for his national aspirations with a solid margin over Republican Jerry Thomas, who was presi- of School good Msinb.s n*a AMU*UIALNT (WINERY A Republicans piked up two Southern seats, one In Florida and one In Louisiana. Democratic incumbent was not a candidate In either race. 12. 027 -_ Ti. - Four Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee who Initially voted against impeachment of Richard M. Nixon, but changed after the final incriminating testimony became known, were defeated: Charlec W. Sandman Jr. and Joseph J. Maraziti of New Jerthey; David W. Dennis of In. diana; and Wiley Mayne of Ir'r'. Harold V Froelich of i B g Parade tP(C"C? !ALY1 ' verdict, said late Tuesday he expects the new Congress to work with him and that "the mandate of the electorate places upon the next Congress a full measure of responsibWty' for coping with Inflation, House Speaker Carl Albert said of the nationwide results, is not just a victory, this is a mandate." The 1ection heavily altered I 110 STRAW BALLOT Non.pertlssn [lictAon 505*01 mow 111Th, t $4 flw . Rep. Earl F. Landgrebe of Indiana, a bitter-end M4VOdff of Nixon.lost At least two ranking Republican members of major cornmittees, Reps. William B. widnail, R-NJ., af the Banking Committee, and William G. Bray, R'Ind., of Armed Services, succumbed to Democratic challenges, Democrat Richard F. VanderVeen held on to the Mich- A41. Of $4 Miseat, Ipi. IIsitei. Si lit 41! $4 Octalw, II Iris. .- - - -'I -4.. s flw* I. ysied all PeitpS4u OtsIlcI (Vole1wO,w) Promise £P,W)YAL OF PONDS N 1w Si - $4 VIMP I vitssd dww I, Onp,., IN I*,$4 u State House of Representatives (0*14) owl AGAINST FOR Klmbtoiigh was out of town and could not be reached for Merchants 8,063 W nscmw uuaosn now _1( IURUNGTON :_ FOR $0Ysm1411,1fl4 cii' M,cnc, Health 'Department services, and luring clean industry to the area. lie said his support came comment. from all walks of life — from Kwiatkowski garnered 12,787 Republicans and Independents otes to 9,351 for his opponent as well as Democrats, He admitted the fact that this is the 3111 King. "year year of the Democrats,' Republican Incumbent John the morale of the party (Imbrough narrowly won re- candidates 'lection to his District 2 seat iver his Democratic opponent Kwiatkowski said he hopes to om Blnford with the final vote have more "people in-put" to absentee votes are the commission in order "to get allied at 11,325 votes to Bin- government back to the people and get a better feel of their ord's 10,621. needs." Kwiatkowski, a former The annual Sanford Christhairman of the County When he takes office, he said mas Parade will be bigger than )emocratic Executive Corn. he hopes to locus special at. this year according to ittee, was particularly tention on a consumer ever parade Marshal Jerry Munson. leased over the results of the protection ordinance, the lectiori because "for the first Sheriff's Departmen t, County The parade spOnsOred by the Downtown Business Association, will take place Dec. 5 In Downtown Sanford beginning at 7:30 p.m. a ,tect.d C— EUCTION AGAINST - _______ ' chri MAXWELL )A IIIIIIIIIIIIII0 I CidilL KUTTL.ER, JR. $4 IWI C_I, IN 101 it at kUst, N .3'ct$4 'at, AAJT, time all the Democrats ran together working as a party, presented an excellent slate of candidates and got the message out to the registered voters. 4 khmill fry 5. Ostrict kUst lewd __ U am JOHNSON Vats tar 0dM) (ALL P1O'CTN __ of Ish Is 545. t'l.fjiJi,.l It City oIAItamont.Sp,In5s, I Democratic candidate Harry Kwiatkowski defeated his Republican opposition Tuesday to gain the District County Commission seat held by Republican Greg Drummond, who did not seek re-election. iucledslkMIpwls,wipo. l4Cv1I7 C4*4n, a puNdsds is fots1w's. ci is FUR= OIUTTI 1Mt*U Commissioner of Education 1" 4' A Petrel 66W Issd . 11timmait c_I, as ,ws$mN I, by tiM of 1W iIsc?ai of 5. Ciaty 445. Pg IN is .ci.r . (Vote icc 07s) O5lCI'.C71Au,Y1 (0114) Itaillill 0. adn hr as sehy of is isirsasidat it kMVs by is a. Clisy CHA RTER AMfNDMINT State House of Representatives " fm Nook (Vots#cc07.$) 1, 13 Mie 13. Iscia S It is Csa at. at is 1II341. Sam $4 ,.$4 $A1 u I_ ,g of 5. Cool bsi at isteSi5 is N"i. nsa If bww it is awe of of 111141 d at WI Sat Si WI. 5 "werbe (25) yssl fri. is ho I. N•i.T Sinsii. — fri. ad ,thrsa Inn Irvwd a *4 1mM. pupwtp I Si co" WI N 'a Iis V — or *41 pp'ieR of is Call .4 K1&l, $ Nd 2, +7 ____ (ALL Pe$ØeflJ JeNrey L LATHAU NT1 itisse. n'- PETERSON State Treasurer T*.D. OAU!Y 10 9 860 . 60 as ww ' 's.' FOR IMP) I Kwiatkowski Wins, Kembrough Retained a Ascais l a $yiici laMp LALI. P5(QI1$7 OFFICIAL IAUOT MW(TZING 8 0 241 aonn AiTictI I, sscno*t * S1I.T41j 13333.155_p$4 1.2 -.--- _____ NO. coasimmowa& Bum —_- __ A DoWL BARRETT 3 opq w my If isa'ab.csasi.sew so. pe'as.gis'aui1 pseic w ciuV IW ii at nsn csae'wse all "MM III sl01 i.., flit A&ithIDMDtT 15 ()nq LEWIS AITicU Vi. UC11ON to AAisrt.'ya I su.44y. C*3, s,scid isPt N AGAINST ((is? TA CLII _ NO.' 12 , /(3 __________ Fd$4PIei$4stI. till (DIM) State House of Representatives District (Alt. P(C.iiiI i FOR 077 awn I-O(.tly ilPild 31472 Comptroller (Vat. for tri TNt AM'NOULJIT law. islpi ip,3 Pip *1.31.32.)4.)L*4t471 I_at IPEARSON an ps*t Is I 0 I- -,-* pta we meantm 077 N_IC beginning his eleventh month in The employes under the office, charter will have the right of It was also considered a appeal to a special committee direct slap at the city council composed of a city represen. whose powers now will be tative, an employe represen. limited strictly to legislative tative and a third person agreed One thousand eight hundred' matters. The old charter gave upon by the other two coinand ninety voters passed on the all power to the city council. chatter with 1,411 in favor of the The new charter provides a mittee members. But the employe will have no right of change and 479 opposed. three-year term of office for the appeal to council. Approval of the charter which mayor, gives tJm full adgreatly expands the mayor's minlstratwe authority and the Lameduck councilman Dan powers was considered by power to hire and lire city Dorfman was the only council many a vote of confidence for employes including department member who publicly opposed Mayor Norman Floyd, heads. the new charter. ii ,,, g.j,, 2, nit a&itwousin ' .4 '" ') 3" la id, psyWI tis $4 1.4W01 tuet (sited is ot, Pg" a a to 0 - d*5$. Nd nerq is C.s.I1$aus Is MAO irsttA4, i*4vwai w p p4 w saps-s., 550 rip,rI1id fry (Is MAP .4 54 bsue it ripsisatitsu ,, is p,tt AGAINST maw .4 W"" ' k.rg P 'illa W .-se8.. is ___ tow he.4 ilt 'is A (ci., u 01"% tS$Ol UJCCXCX ALL PUtO'ClIi Irv" AL *4 y,cn44V sAtI be POVOC. tpWt pr.tt . _, State House of Representatives - M111 AGAINST FOR lt 1_c. f~ ~ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS City voters Tuesday recorded a 52.6 per cent turrnrt to overwhelmingly approve by a 3I margin a new city charter. —t %§, stUs cei. w1q 'a new', .4 prica.4.,, Ansi is ci. W11111111111 Ii fri h4 e s 'aid by is ci. 010111 N uliis ii Ili.I Mn i.WI I frid*$ N N 'IC cc..tsiti Iry , sits it ins acErist is ci....sse cswneq nit AMu.ourm I L3 1 - TN! AMINDUENT • ,560 MOONEV 'S 1.0, 73 *7 11 SN 1 Bob HATTAWAY AS AS" le" THOMAS M" 1O,97 TN! AUUIDIUNT *11howl P. CPEPER III'. 77.7) 2t?7.*3'.* 13.3% 40. 41 mse 13,26 -- w WI P 54 wm ow is rsst..4 at . m',s .41.. taM? MPq WS of 04¼, w a I. $477, I_Sw till. Ua.stntn , pmwlNdaei It Of w, a ripsNd. 14 prwds . FWAM hr is reWIwilofohm se. bvi. 'a is ci.ss*ise 14 - Iwa cptat.g is FIc.d nit. sty $4 fry jswvd IN sstcW by s.s,lry sit 47 41. SAIL 11.411 (ALL PAtC"CTi1 Pit. O. A State House of Representatives Thci1 Trd DIstrIct IVOt. 1w One) Governor and Lieutenant Governor 1111011011114aW kcns. 12$4Mi. V.4 5. Izats Ca. III U 1pr4 is )SeCt$4 $4thjtaip =00um 'a Nd FOR ,. TUZON f , ,:_5 1. Approve Charter Aincu V. UCN II I (Vets icc One) LidI 3 __~ Altamonte NO.1 IALL V"100<19) (001 - bsIrr-ç cOw$TmmONAL AM(JtDMViT 0Ü1T4ot 4 -- -----3 --- :_ i',i (4 p1.%e4 If 101 Nd (III 54 $4arrrl sly NFWM tada Is is cseurn Member School Board I — It (1 ;1.AL I*'.'tJ,OLtf.,,I _5, 172 6'.n I ~ I— A __.~ J-0-91- •• _I wilain at TN! AMINDIUNT BRYANT ~ _-W Altamonte Springs officials complete election canvass showing voter approval of a new city charter ,orr *4yr1.w, *anct.t iv. sicuow i The Nd sAn tI' i 0 uin's st, c p i nnuea e ci.et ', $v se ps AGAINST WI —I. LYERLY, JR. Cu( -- HARPER,JR. -- F"y: __ -- PO4 TI-c! AU1'''A('iT - 7.440.44,414101 *4 Si *47cc *4 lu Ann,., O" -&-1 ~,_ J1.4P - 7,11C (DIN) .- VU, UCT1ONI A$flCt.1 ,ip " 1' ,. I NO. 3 nit autatourin (ALL PR1QTt( 3M 31. usid - 1 ' pvpss Is cI WI sty k (said all 'suit sty fri (iii VaipsflaeN txispt 3 Prut ii WI to fri ,.cw,f fr Isfli psrcu 64 is 4S (U', all sy isc kj.at7 sMite ,n,n AGAINST ' (Yo*sfojOn.) il I— 0% ,n -%- ON$TTflfl1ONAL AMINOtsfNT - O$uWlc* I One ) . TNt AMtNOMINT Member School Board - AU7LUC11OII U .suSpol to 3ora 3.4 Aj! 3(1 .4 Suit g (if II 7vtsr t. zci 2 I,1ic4 I Iud t is Ui *4 is - FOR _. A 91351 State Senate ~ NO.: coasmunoiut *%nso.sny ), 9e5 KING 1 - IL IA, IL II. i,ii. M21.71 74 3%. .M.29 - (DIN I 12,287 - TNt AAIUtDMIKT KW1AIXOW$Kl :o, o "$ICI'CU 7.1 I S. 7.7 A. I I ID. I,;3. — • l NestS. BACON A ' --- Hwvy$. I BEVIS Representative __ In Congress - FOR (All P"ICII(YI( L726 i_a 1110 um (Vats for o-sJ HAUSER 96 ' 5,867 (Yct. f 0m) Ill CHAPPEU in" I I c*ps. is'wus.. OW anal is — ,,Mà. Nppalsd fry WI all 114011111 of cai. 'a Piis 1$? DO A&SINDULJ4T Public Service Commluion •ØKI'm:it 1, 3, S 37. 71 AITICU U. $LCflON I P's." N J.l_ii11 P $ect.o 1.4 Mc(s 3.1Ill 5p Un Comm IN 14 CaitIws 1111144 DOW piy - au AGAINST a KIUBROUGH - - -- MV wI40H., or — WASHINGTON (AP) — Watergate prosecutors have begun the time-consum ing process of establishing the authenticity of f ormer Presiden t Richard M. Nixon's White House tapes. For strictly legal reasons, the prosecutors must establish that the White us taping system was installed In 1(49, how the reco rdings came to be delivered to U.S. District Judge John J. Sirica's courtroom and that the voices on them are the voices of the people th e prosecutors say th ey are. Associate special prosecutor James F. Neal said at the cover-up trial Tuesday he Is anxio us to clear up the preliminaries and begin playing the ta pes for the jury. 'The recordi ngs are what I consider th is case to be all about," he said. Most of the 2(3 tapes, which th e jury will hear sta rting next week, record conversations in April 1973 when the cover-up was coming apart. Two of th e defendan ts, former senior WhiL House aides John D. Ehrllchinan and H.R. Haldman, resigned April 30, 1973. _ JALL'W'Ti' — WORLD I C0118=110%4 AMMUM ______ nit aumo&apn 7 01-- .. j..'.. Vs* CssseIssel D(*d (Vats for One) leAse No.' County Commissioner Representative In Congress I FOR BIlFOlD _ CoamisIIoeer,flofIdl GRADY . -- :).,1':. h iI I _ui.J I _______ (AU MIo'c TIC Auniouun 5 +. 0001011141 W. WEBB --- ($01) ICKERO ormal .. - CONNER MI ' .--... I MW D.1 ' . .- (Vats Pøi Ones (ALLPtOICT$l p' . ____________ -. (Vote for Onel STONE Proposid Am.*dm.nts to the Constitution of the State of Florida County Commissioner Ds,Nw a tAILP*IO'.C$l (01141 R$ct,i.d IDt) - — County CommIssionerof Agriculture UnIted Stat., Senator - - State ConguionaI — ubli*can Loss lection Re su t s ert - V .\iIINi.,iu: Al' a cual strike a virtual certa in ty, Industry and union negotiators are pressing for an early settlement that would shorten the length of t he predicted walkout. Bo th sides scheduled anoth er bargain ing session for today after a Tuesda y night cnunterproposal from the United Mine Workers. UMW President Arn old Mill er said the union proposed a "comprehensive contract package" which, If given quick approval, "will prevent a prolonged shutdown of the nation's mines." Guy Farmer, chief negotiator for th e Bituminous Coal Operators Associati on, said serious differences between the union package and what the industry offered Monday need to be resolved. . Win 1914-3A l E County Wednesday, Nov. 6, ,, 1. STUDIED — -__ 9_=-•'--== �- OPINION :4b Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974-4 A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. nummulim — . ~ Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Dem Wins Sweep Cabinet Races FLORIDA MIAMI (AP) State Treas- Fla,, defeated former last April after the resignation When the new Cabinet con- campaign. stone to further his political urer Thomas O'Malley has Hillsborough County Elections of Indicted Education Commis- venes in January, there will be "This was not the best of career. "My wife Nancy and I overcome grand jury bribery Supervisor James Sebesta with sioner Floyd Christian, grabbed two new faces. Secretary of years for the GOP and we did want to build a home In and perjury charges to win re- 53 per cent of the vote. 60 per cent of the vote in de- State Dorothy Glisson, who was not do well in areas of the state Tallahassee, settle down and election as all five Democratic With 100 per cent of the vote feating Carl Cuttler, a dean at appointed to fill the of where Republicans ordinarily raise a family." contenders made a clean sweep counted, Conner, facing his first St. Petersburg Junior College. Richard Stone, choseterni not to .do well," Sebesta said. Following O'Malley's inof Cabinet races, opponent in 14 years on the "I think this is an indication seek election to the office. Snnathers, married only four ductment last month by a Leon Agriculture Commissioner Cabinet, received 1,040,073 that people want openness in Dickinson, whose personal Ii- months ago, told supporters County grand Jury on charges Doyle Conner, Comptroller votes for 78 per cent. public office," said Lewis, a nances are being investigated that his first order of business of perjury and taking $50,000 in candidate Gerald Lewis and Lewis, playing heavily on a former state senator from by a federal grand jury in would be to look over the See kickbacks, Republicans had Education Commissioner grand jury probe to defeat in. Miami who lost to Paula Hawk. Tampa, was defeated in the retary of State's office in Talia pinned their best hopes of capRalph Turlington piled up more cumbent Comptroller Fred ins two years ago In a Public primary. hassee followed by a long Luring their first Cabinet seat than a million votes each in Dickinson in a bitter primary, Service Commission race. Sebesta, 39, waged an aggres- awaited honeymoon. on Latham. Tuesday's Democratic land- grabbed 67 per cent of the genIn addition to the five Demo- sive campaign, attacking Sma"Contrary to some However the former Davie specula slide. eral election vote for his victory crats elected Tuesday, Atty. (hers' for a lackluster record lion, my only interest at present city commissioner and feed By contrast, O'Malley's race over Kissimmee attorney Gen. Robert Shevin, the sixth during two years in the state isto become a good secretaryof store owner promptly got Into against Republican Jeffrey William Muntzlng. member of the Cabinet, also Senate and accusing hip of rid- state," said Smathers, who trouble by admitting he had Latham was a squeaker, Turlington, who served 24 won re-election. He was ing on his father's coattails, opponents had charged was sought Ku Klux Klan support O'Malley getting Just 52 per years in the legislat ure before unopposed in the primaries and said the nationwide problems only interested In the and had served time in a reform cent of the vote, being appointed to the Cabinet general election, facing Republicans had hurt his secre tary's office as a stepping school as a teen-ager. However, O'Malley, 40, told -. .cheering supporters at his Miami campaign headquarters that he viewed the results as a mandate from the people to - NM M -~ A Li:1 A = continue working in their beF half. a1. - , ~ I~TI-I_ _ 0 . - ,M - .0 ''1 lU)X.' to accomplish even 1t 11:1~ -. I. t, v __ _i-. % F-Qiw more in the next four years than J um — the last four," O'Malley said, t "" _-I 1; discounting talk that he could Ix- forced out by Impeachment. "When people know you have saved them millions of dollars in insurance fees, they'll support you." Secretary of state canoidate Bruce Smnathers, 31, son of former Sen. George Smathers, D- IN BRIEF 1kbraW JACK ANDERSON EVeM '*ng 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FI.A.32ri - People Area 'ode 305322-2611 or l-9993 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher TOM AIXENS, Editor COCOA BEACH, Fla. 1 AP — Topless bathing for women was outlawed by a sheer 265 votes in a straw ballot Tuesday. One advocate of bare-breasted swimming tallied the outcome as "Shirts 1, Skins 0." City commissioner Agatha Deerer, who proposed the referendum, said the ballot's wording led to as much confusion as the issue itself. A vote "foe" the proposed ordinance was a vote against topless bathing. Vottrs ended the city's heated debate by narrowly approving the referend um 1,589 votes to 1,324. The outcome, which city commissioners said in advance they would honor, bans topless sunbathing for women on five miles of city beaches. "It just shows it was worthwhile putting It to a vote because It turned out much closer than proponents of the ordinance said it would," said commissioner Paul Fernald, lie said he remains convinced that the ordinance Is unconstitutional because it bans topless swimming for women, and not for men. WASHINGTON As the nation's attention Copernicus Society has also joined us in spon- his mysterious mistress. "Is Mr. Leary aware of what you were doing soring the slogan search. As an extra Incentive, turns from Watergate to the economy, the Back in the 1960s, Leary was a Harvard at the time you were doing it?" Los Angeles Home Deliv.ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; headlines have become blacker with grim news, the society is putting up $1,000 in prize money psychology professor who found happiness in District Attorney Art Koelle asked Joanna. Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All prices have thrown the $5,000 for the best slogan and $1,000 apiece for the hallucinants and became the high priest of the Prohibitive oil "Yes, air," she replied. She had worked with other mail: Month, $2.70;6Mon ths, $1620 l2 Months, $32.40, economy out of whack. Outgoing energy czar next live, drug cult. lie was jailed on a marijuana rap, the agents, she said, "in the hopes" It would help John Sawhill warns that the United States has no The response to our appeal, both the slogans broke out of prison and fled to Algeria. Leary. But she added fiercely that she didn't like themselves and the accompanying letters, have clear policy to deal with the crisis. There are lie drifted to Switzerland where he met a 28- the people in the drug culture. forecasts of a worldwide depression. Columnist been heartwarming. Despite all the shabby year-old jetsetter named Joanna Harcourt"I found 99.9 per cent of them to be dishonest, Alsop questions whether the West can survive, performances and prominent failures of leading Smith. They flew off together on a romantic lying people," she said, "not telling the truth and Yet we have mailbags bulging with evidence politicans, most Americans remain upbeat about odyssey and wound up in Afghanistan in the not knowing where they were coming and where that the American people have faith in their the basic worth and prospects of this country. custody of U.S. authorities, they were going." country and confidence in the future. The peripatetic professor was brought back The prevailing attitude is swiuned up in a She told about sniffing cocaine with Chain All we did was invite our readers to express slogan from the late Ernest Stipola, who died of a under guard to California, where the faithful through rolled-up $100 bills. "And then he gets feelings about America In a slogan , which Joann a has been visiting him in various heart attack before he could mall it to us. He Prisons, up, she testified , "and he says, 'Let's do th is could be used as the official slogan for .ur She wanted to marry him, but pular in his Fortuna, Calif., hometown, acpo prison rules style," and he pulls out a hundred-dollar bill bicentennial celebration. We offered no prizes. cording to the tributes from his friends, as a prevented It. So she took on his name anyway. from his pocket and th en he tarth rolling the Wes:mp!y as ked for "the right words to real jr f "1 r!ianed my name in the Suiwrlor Court of fl r forester ho !(Ve(l the outdoors humidrcd bill. Thea he says, 'You put U ii your OW' faith in America." CahforruaoLeary," she told the grand jury, "so 14 may be coining to an end. natural ease with his neighbors. no se and take it." We have been inundated with stirring Leary is my legal name." Iii go in g through Th ere is a very good possibi li ty th at th e his pockets," his widow The ritual, complete with the $100 bill, was slogans, which have poured into our office by the As we reported in an earlier c..lumn, Leary found his ha 1dwritten 1hCIIIC airlines will make certain we're all SO drunk ( drunk WC tens of thousands. Our mail has become so wrote to us. "I has made a iramatic break with his past and hm repeatedon other occasions, she swore. Shortly of: won't care if the airplane is flying or floating, swamped that we have arranged with the the Bicentennial." Ernie turned against the drug cult. It is uncertain from before his arrest she lectured him on the evils America was: "Golden Past to a Golden whether its wings are flapping or falling or whether Bicentennial Administration to use their postal the grand Jury transcripts whether he enlisted cocaine, Future" . box. So send your future slogans, please, to th ere actually is a pilot in th e cockpit or a recorded her or she persuaded him to cooperate with "I took this opportunity to tell him," she Slogans — USA, Post Office Box 176, STRANGE SAGA: From secret grand Jury federal narcotics agents. But she helped agents testified, "that it was very bad to take that much announcement. Washington, D.C. transcripts, we have been writing the strange get evidence against Leary's former lawyer, cocaine or any cocaine, because it just makes We'll be so busy hollering for the stewardess The Jaycees and American Legion, mean- saga of Dr. Timothy Leary, the former saint of George Chub, who has pleaded innocent to a you see life in a crazy way and you are seeing we'll completely ignore those nasty little storms while, are helping us sort out all the slogans. The the psychedelic set. Today's chapter deals with drug indictment, crazy things." during which the airplane suddenly falls 5,000 feet, or seems to be flying on its side. The "battle of the booze" broke into the open when National Airlines — reeling from the after." , dz ku"~* effects of a 110-day strike and anxious to let prospective customers know it was back in bu.siness took newspaper advertisements offering two free cocktails to adult passengers on the New York to Florida run. The "swells" who ride first class always got 1.11 Won t their booze free, but those who rode steerage were — charged $1.50 per shot. No more. Now it'll be free which is exactly what may happen if the for all . I trend continues. Eastern Airlines, for instance, rose to the The stock market slide ts putting amajor WASHINGTON (NEA) The paragraphs challenge by calling National's actions "Uncrimp in the style of America's tax-exempt Senate and House conferees voted to eliminate foundations. And considering how enormous conscionable," but in the next breath matched its from the "revolutionary" clean elections law some of these pools of Irresponsible wealth have rival's two-drinks-on-the-Florida-run and raised it recently signed by President Ford are more become, and how pernicious some of their ac to "two-drinks-everywhere." significant than the bewildering maze of do's and tivltles have been, It may bea very good Oft. Meanwhile, those airline passengers who won't don'ts which were left in. Foundations created for educational or other even look at the sky without a belt or two under Congress passed Ow wrong bill. broadly "charitable" purposes were crlglnaliy their bells, were anxiously awaiting word from We would have cleaner politics If the Senate exempted from taxes because Congress wanted ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - I Th e Great B Battle In The Air RAY CROMLEY Reform - Bill Corruption - - TAMPA, Fla. iAPi --The mail fraud retrial of supersalesman Glenn W. Turner and Boston Attorney F. Lee Bailey will be shifted from Jacksonville to Tampa, a 0 Governments - - - - - Temporary Defeat 'I - , - •- - - Letter To Ex- DA Garrison Retained I The Editor TAMPA. Via. (AP) - - . i Al - ' ' . — -- - _ -_ - ---_-v_ ' " / _ - ' -' -_ -_ '' ---=S_L-._ 1 ' -_--_--_--------- -=5r- _ --fl--- - - !S-________ * - ---_-- r-=r--_---_ --T- - ---- - --- --_-. ______ ______ ______ i iiir OPERATING '75 CHEInf PICKUP COSTS. To PSC V CONIP I A12WIE 74 MIAMI (AP) Public Service Commission Chairman Bill Bevis, a former University of Tennessee blocking back, says a campaign fumble was the turning point in his successful re-election victory over Ree publican Noel Bacon. With all but a few precincts reporting, Bevis had 935,200 votes to 624,914 for Bacon, a For t Lauderdale commodities broker who flew with the Flying Tigers in World War II. Three weeks before the elec. Lion, Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin issued an opinion that the PSC had improperly allowed utilities to add fuel adjustment charges into utility bills without advance public hearings. With consumers already irrising utility bills, - --. 1 1 . , - . 1975 CIO Hotf.rin 350 VI Fl. hid. Picky,, - .. Based on GM Proving GrcOinds mOeage tests and extended maintenance intervals for Chevy's best-selling 1975 pickupprojected through 50,000 miles. ked over Shevin's finding of improper procedures by incumbent corn- missioners could have been a serious blow, But Bevis claims he quickly recovered the potentially dangerous fumble in ensuing public hearings, "That was the turning point right there," Bevissald. "in my opinion, the mceting that we had on the fuel adjustment focused attention on it and It bore out the fact that no one at the state level has anything to do with the price of oil," A disappointed Bacon said lij defeat may have been brought on by misreading the depth of consumer discontent over utiliby rates. "It would seem that the consumer interest I thought was there didn't seem to show up at the polls," he said. "It's conceivable that I misjudged their interest." But Bacon hoped that "my campaigning has been a help to the consumer in the end. "I hope that my opponent's new-found dedication to a balanced interest in commission affairs may continue," he said. Bacon said he deserves some in uiv ere uor recent a ctions by Bevis in having the PSC reconsider the basis of fuel adjustment charges and the state's utility rate structure. Clievc i'. serious about truck ucorninv. For 1975, ('hevrokt. has made meaningful advances designed to lower the costs of operating t hi CIO Pickup. Based GM Proving Grounds mileage tests and new extended maintenance intervals, projeeted through 50.000 miles of driving, savings in operating ('0515 (an be as much as $680 compared to last year's comp.arabl 'equipped model, More miles D'Ir gallon definitely helps lower ft cost ofowMI'(Jp. on Comparing this 1975 Chevy ClO Half-Ton Pickup' with its 1974 counterpart in the GM Proving Grounds City/Suburban Driving Schedule, tIme '75 Half-Ton, using unleaded gasoline, showed about a 1.1 reduction in fuel consumption over the '74 model using leaded fuel. As 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 priceof gasoline. Let's look at this specific model: the popular dO Half-Ton V8 Pickup. This ('hevs 's best'selling pickup uuI it offers outstanding potential for lower costs of operation. Projected savings based on GM Proving 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 time lrie of gasoline, N.w.xfend,d mantena inf.rvalsh.ipreduc. Opif'attflg COStS. Compare maintenance costs for the same two pickups. Following the Maintenance Schedule for recommended service, this '75 dO Half.Ton Pickup, using unleaded fuel, could save about 337 on parts, lubricants and labor over the comparable '74 model, u'ing 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 lobes, and has no po ints or ignition i.ondensers to replace, YOM in,year out, more Chevy li'ucks are on the road than any other make. And that's a fact, according to H. L. Polk & Co.'s industry st,mtisti. 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Wilson said Tuesday "a human error in a ballistics test" had erroneously Identified Scott's .38 caliber pistol as the weapon that killed Mis.4 l)usevitch and wounded the unidentified girl. - '5f_- __= --_-=--_ -_ - -_ __=_--_=_ 11—,_ — -! ;'. Ui, I lpi ... S,'r ' '.. ,' - ae S: t: ., t r' L'.' ",1 t,t cc-illte .uet Pr:rf,j -"--.''' t ç:.t Lu plOs, a'% i YO t.1tr IFre !... 1 'tti, t!. sr,s , ' rr ii :r li i: irtt .tr'i-t rl TOTAL PROJECTED LOWER OPERATING COSTS DURING 50,000 MILES Now Flight Sheriff Admits Mistake . (,-J- - .. ' Dickinson Probe Continues - - § - U.S. District Judge Ben Krentz- TAMPA, Via. I AP A Tallahassee banker has spent five hours testifying before a federal grand jury in. vestigating the finances of Florida Comptroller Fred Dickinson, John A. Madigan, chairman of Parkway National Hank from which Dickinson once obtained a $50,000 mortgage, was accompanied by his attorney. Madigan declined comment on why he was called before the panel. Grand jury testimony is secret under Florida law. In 1912, Madigan headed the Florida Democrats for Nixon campaign. .. --=-=,-- — man has dismissed a $50,000 suit filed by a Tampa woman ho was wrongfully arrested on gambling charges. Krentzman said Tuesday that although FBI agents were negligent in arresting Margaret Rodriguez, they did not violate her constitutional rights. Mrs. Rodriguez, owner of a beauty salon, was arrested in a gambling raid in March, 1972. Charges against her were dismissed in April, 1973, when the FBI learned that there was an error in an electronic device which provided the telephone number through which she wa4 traced. Mrs. Rodriguez, 53, claimed that her arrest was a violation of the Fourth Amendment. - .. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Dr. John Beasley, founder of the Family Health Foundation, has retained colorful Jim Garrison as his chief counsel in a fraud trial in Jacksonville. Dr. Beasley described the former New Orleans district attorney as a "street fighter." "Certain elements of the federal government have dragged me into a street fight," Beasely said Tuesday. "Jim Garrison is not afraid of the federal government." Beasley and three other former officials of the foundation are charged with bilking the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare out of $777,000 in federal grants. Wrong Arrest Suit Killed he . Returns TALLAHASSEE, Iii. AP State Transportation Secretary Walter Hevell has awarded nearly $900,000 In no-bid management consultant contracts to a firm headed by three fcter business colleagues, The Miami Herald has reported. Today's editions of the newspaper report that Business Science Corp. of Frederick, Md., already has received $376,616 from contracts signed weeks after Revell was appointed DOT secretary in August 1972. The company is scheduled to receive nearly $500,000 over the next two years in a new contract signed last month, the herald said. - - Dade Rejects Pop-Top Ban Revell Hires Ex- Colleagues Delta Air - Bevis The ordinance would have imposed a minimum 5-cent deposit on returnable containers as an attempt to cope with the county's litter problems. "It appears that the voters of Dade have shown that they still want their freedom of choice," said Marvin Kimmel, spokesman for bottling interests who campaigned against the proposal. Harvey Ruvla, Dade commissioner who introduced the proposed ban, urged supporters to "continue casting their votes" by demanding returnable containers in stores. - Lines, the third nonstop carrier to and House had scrapped the 4&page law as to encourage the spending of private wealth on Florida. Delta is playing its cards close to the vest passed and substitotelines they eliminated. approved social objectives. Over the years, however, a handful of the very largest ones for the moment but there is speculation it might see Ilk par a graphs that so offended the House if — notably Ford, Rockefeller and Carnegie have National and Eastern on the two drinks and raise it Representatives were simple and direct. of come under the control of trustees and adan anchovy. them, thirty nine would have required ministrators with some highly debatable ideas If aU this sounds foolish, remember, it's one congressmen, con and presidential -about how the money ought to be used. .0012 way of keeping drunks off the highways. csndidates and federal employes earning $,000 A few years back, for example, the Ford Or more to report In detail their financial Founda tion dedded to support the concept of (p'.P ,ç. dealings and possible con flicts of "community control" of public schools, meaning included: in practice local black control of schools in black 1.My stocks bought and sold each year in er53. Now, there is a good case to be made for excess of $1,000. community control under certain cir2.Any commodity transactions In excess of CWfl3taflCL but everything depends on board $I , =. public support in the affected area. The Ford It was not imexpected when the House of Representatives PImcl1 or sale of pty worth Foundation, however, arrogantly picked as its voted to reject a meadngful reform of Its more than $1,000, excluding only the buying or But nevertheless it was d1ipothUng because it means at target the Ocean Hill-Brownsville section °: selling of a private resiience. Brooklyn, and lumbered In waving its green. lower house of the Congress will bunch Into a new sesaon in 4-Taxes paid the previous year. backs The black parents of the district were January still encrusted and uncombered by the barnacles of 5.7be amount and source of each item of seniority and vested interest. encouraged to take over the school board and come greater than $100, including honorariums Over the years some powerful senior members, mainly Install new principals in the schools, despite and gifts of goods and services, chairmen. and pressure groups have built up their influence in a grave reservations on the part of both the: 6.A list of current assets and liabilities valued cozy committee structure which they will fight to the end to teachers' union and the New York Qty Board of at more than $1,. Education as to the quality and quantity of the These reports would be open to the press and But the public Interest deserves better. education that would result. the public. Those who neglected to expose their The people are represented just as much by the A year-long battle erupted, during which dealings could be sentenced to five years in Editor, congressman arriving In Washington fresh from a hard election school buildings were taken and re-taken like prison. country's 's principles will have gone down the hills in South Vietnam, while police patrolled the fight In a closely contested district as by the 4A drain. Another 1G.hne section of the Senate bill which from a safe district In a one-party state or city cnrrldors and outraged parents yanked their V Associa te Editor John SpOISkI was ClIIflhIlSted was equally stringent. It would remember when he had to campaign for office. children In and out of the educational process.; have, in essence, made any phone call from a Friday's edition, "Notwithstanding the It is wrong for a few entrenched committee ctmafrmnen to What I asked of John, he and The Heraid did When the smoke finally blew away, the Ford congressman (or any other outsider) to a chastisement I received publicly from Sanford dominate the congressional process that freshmen congressmen ably and admirably. John expressed his view Foundation had lost the battle: a battle waged regulating agency a matter of open record. It commissioner Julian Stenstrorn that since I am get diwouraged after a few ter7ns and leave Washington without and he permitted me to express mine. Nothing entirely, please not, with tax-exempt dollars. would thus have made public each and every not a resident of Sanford, but do live in Lake ever having an Impact in the CapitoL could have been any fairer. The Herald obBut if You think such a setback seriously ' attempt by senators and representatives (J Mary, I really didn't have the right to express a This is not what the founding fathers envisioned when they JectIvely reported the city-sponsored forum and inhibited the Ford Foundation, you simply don't dissenting view on" ... the drainage bond issue, the deba tes before se veral civic organiza ti members of the executive branch, Includi ng t created a lower house with two-year terms to be close to t he ons, understand either its size or Its determina tion, president) to influence the actions of regulating people, capable of quick response to public opinion, Further, I am highly confident that John Spolskl With the untaxed annual income from a portfolio was not what I said. What I did write will at test that while we sometimes have op. wor agencies encIe. on anti-trust matters, the licensing of The Democrats who control the House must share the th (until recently) a cool three billion bucks: even though you radio and TV stations, the regulation of railways, was, All I ask is that you responsibility with the senior Republicans who voted with the posing views we certainly respect each other's at its disposal, the Ford Foundation is almost a ; reside in Lake Mary and the tax rolls don't majority to preserve the status quo in the committee system. trucking firms and barge lines, the assignment reflect that you own property in Sanford, and you right to his own opinion and the right to express second government of the United States a' them openly and publicly, Conservatives were against any change In U e establish. of air routes and other actions which could give won't be affected by the cost of the project government elected by no one, responsible to no ment. Liberals with powerful seats wanted to keep their in. millions of dollars in benefits to some parties pt both sides of the question and Let one, re mo va ble by one one. The Ford giveth Consequently, let it be known that Julian and the Ford take th fluentlal committee posi tions. andor take away millions from others, away; blessed be the name voters. make their decisions..." Stenstrom is the Last man in this world today who But the pressure for reform will prevail eventually unless It Is not difficult to understand why the House the FOrd. would deny anyone the right to his opinion and to the House reformers lose heart. Public opinion is on their side, of Representatives Insisted on striking But the bucket Isn't quite so big as it used to My good friend John Spolskl has the right as a state it publicly, provisions. The publicity called for would have be. The Ford portfolio has shrl':e)ed to a measly' made known the Immoral conflicts of Interest of Herald columnist to express any view he wishes two billion dollars, and while no truly; Cordially many men in the legislature, It would have anytime he wants to say it. I pray to God the day yours, irreplaceable administrator is actually facing: will never come in this country when a columnist brought tub the open congre Julian Stenstrom starvation, it Is dear that the cicth will have to ssional selfnrjni BERRY'S WORLD CityComnmlssioner be cut rather more skimpily until the market activitis which cost the public millions (perhapscannotexpressspersonaiop1nIon,pcularly dissenting view. Should that ever happen this billions) a year. It would have exposed the Sanford recovers. payoffs a goodly number of congressmen receive to vote for or against bills, and for interfering wuth the honest enforcement of laws. Laws limiting campaign giving and spending Have you met the new manager at the Sanford will not clean up elections. Candidates and Of course you know that most of the "good" stuff in donors equipped with Ingenious attorneys will Rocking Chair Theatre? his name is Maxie Stephens, The this column is supplied by you, and we try to expand on local civic organizations should get to mow him. find ways to circumvent the law, Only publicity the subject. Around Stephens hs "free office space" at the theatre which on candidates, office holders and their Quite frequently, a letter "from the maI1bag' is a he ii offering to those organizations in the midst of a column in iLsell. Like this one. aso(Lak, their--autuccs of mncwmie, backers, : 9 campaign, but Lack an identification office, if you will. financial connections and obligations will make "110w come three teachers from the Sanford Middle it possible for voters to throw out those rascals — School have so much (line to devote to the affairs of the who pervert the system. 0 uic;-it ____ Seminole Educa tion Amisoclatlon (SEA) when they ket'p Stuck In my typewri ter. "John the geht at stressing the need for teacher aides, less pupils in Pastry Shop called and said our recent article on 1<4 classroom, more pay, etc. as grounds for suing the school rising cost of sugar Is already outdated." THOUGHTS I We're told a Tampa concern Is offering the sweet stuff (X'W.0 at a price of $53.75 per hundred pounds (which Just g "Why aren't those teachers devoting all that energy But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for prove a point. if something gets too "rich" for your and si're time to the interest furthering education in be who doubts Is like a wave of the sea that is blood, it isn't so difficult to give it up. I never really en- the classrooms? driven and tossed by the wind. For that person The Clock joyedcoffee, but had toatleast have some milk and sugar "Or are they sloughing off their duties to promote must not suppose that a double-minded man, with that one cup In the am. their own political Interests?" unstable in all his ways, will receive anything 'r; 19P A ty *A 94 ,r 3twor By JOHN A. SPOLsKI Now, it's no sugar, no milk and none of the stuff which An dunno. but, I'll hetcha we'll get a quick from the Lord. — James 1:6,7, response nnly kept me awake all day anyhow! "I certainly empathize with President Fords from one of them just as soon is the Ink dries on today's "Always vote for a principle, though you vote situation. /mean. I've boon trying to lose six excolumn! alone, and you may cherish the sweet reflection tra pounds For ages. too!" that your vote is never lost." — John Qulncy Adams, 6th U.S. President. newspaper has reported. The Tampa Tribune quoted unidentified sources Tuesday as saying arrangements were being made to transfer to Tampa some 40,000 pounds of trial-related documents, The Tribune said the trial will be scheduled at Tampa federal court in January before U.S. District Judge W. Terrell hedges. The first trial of Turner, Bailey and seven others ended May 30 in federal court in Jacksonville with a deadlocked MIAMI i AP)—Dade County voters Tuesday rejected a proposed ban on throwaway beverage containers and poptop cans. it, The vote was 136,016 against the proposal and 98,283 for -- i jury. Invisible - i* w~~'~ ______ Foundations - _______-- Turner's Trial To Tampa WILLIAM RUSHER _ Stop - Cocoa Outlaws Topless Haven't Lost Faith In America H Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-5A 1r3'mlng Program F", ,itIl bull 1' __ ____- - r-_.--_ - — - =— ---'-- ---_-_ ==----_ -_ '---_-_______ — _-"--t--_ =-_ --__iI _ !_STL 4 --'--.-- _____________ _ .= _4 st,__=_ -- - - -- t - - - - , �::- Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL t_ 3Tone t i eCTea B S P Council Crnfas 'New Depa rtment _ uTure /- sKew: Viciory is vote un r ura lit MIAMI (AP) Gov. Reubin former state Sen. Jim W illi ams 1970. lie amassed 984,305 votes The governor called h is reT "We're going to do every. Senate president who turned l y Askew, exulting In his re-clec- of Ocala, ran slightly better or 56.9 per cent against Kirk, election victory, not affected by thing we possibly can in order Republican In 1972 to challenge Lion romp over Republican Jer. against Thomas and Mike Askew polled 61 per cent of Askew, charged In his cain' ., harsh charges hurled by Thom. to move Florida forward for paign that Askew was an 11ul. MIAMI (AP) Democ'at Eckerd ran well, Stone claimed ry Thomas, says he has reached Thompson, a Miami ad- the vote Tuesday, against p Richard Stone won only 43 per the American Party candidate the pinnacle of his political verlising executive, than cent For Thomas, a Jupiter as, "a referendum on the fu- another four years, said the tm-liberal" whose adminja. cent of the vote, but it was hurt him as much as he hurt aspirations. Askew did in ousting former resident and West Palm Beach (nrc, and we believe the people 46-year-old chief executive. tratlon was tainted by the scan. "I don't intend to get involved Republican Gov. Claude Kirk in banker, Thomas, a Democratic state dalous conduct of "Influence. enough to send him to the Sen. Eckerd. Florida spoke very loudly." ate after a right-wing, third"Grady took votes away from in national politics,' Askew told peddling law cronies." party spoiler decimated the Mr. Eckerd In Central Florida newsmen at his victory party in Seeking solace in defeat, • vote of millionaire Republican and me In North Florida in even a TaUahassee hotel Thomas told supporters In West Jack Eckerd. amounts," Stone said. Grady Tuesday night. Palm Beach that "we feel that i e Th Democra ts Included in aLso said that he did not think The siw of Askew's re-elecII I • 'l through this general election their sweep of Tuesday's gener- his candidacy "made much tion iiundate, 1,077,457 votes to campaign we set a new tone for 690,471 for Thomas with 99 per al election a smashing re-elec- difference in the outcome." Kelly won by carrying Pine- Florida government. MIAMI (AP) — Former people are not unreasoning and With 89 per cent of the votes tion ofGov. Reubin Askew, ncBut the North Florida coun- cent of the vote tabulated, was judge Richard Kelly, im- will support those who will try in, Kelly had 62,612 votes or 54 has, Pasco and Lake counties "It was gratifying to find that tories in all six Cabinet races ties where Grady hurt Stone sufficient to fuel speculation peached to represent them," Kelly said, per cent, to cent by wide margins in the sprawlGov. Askew himself shifted 54,179 or 46 per 11 years ago, has and increased representation in contained relatively few voters, that the iovernor is — district, ever so slightly to the right as ing Central Florida or should bucked a national trend and He was still not ready to For Mrs. Saun:lers, y By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer of Kelly I I re I I I I J IIP the legislature. while Grady siphoned large be — Mrs. Saunders carried her he confronted me," Thomas a Democratic presidential won election in Florida's 5th claim victory early this inorn. All eight incumbents who fac With 99 per cent of the state's numbers of votes away from or vice presidential contender home county of Orange by 2,460 said. Congressional District, in- ing although returns showed his ing opposition Tuesday easily 3,319 precincts reporting, Stone Eckerd in populous areas in 1976. Thompson was bitter, how. votes and posted narrow viere-election. But Askew guessed that pout, creasing the state's GOP lead increasing over Orlando won had 761,3l3votes,oi-43 per cent, where he had hoped to offset the and ever, charging that his part. Six tories in citrus Hernando to Eckerd's 718,792, or 41 per big Dade County vote for the ical commentators probably delegation from four to five, housewife JoAnn Saunders, Democratic incumbents were Sumter countle ncr's candidacy had been whose attempt to become the unopposed as their party's "The people are justified in cent. John Grady, 43, a Belle Democrat from Miami Beach. are labeling every Democrat Mrs. Saunders closely allied scuttled by "Sanctimonious Treasurer Thomas O'Malley elected Tuesday as a presiden- feeling let down nationally and first woman sent to Congress dominance in the state with Gov, Reubin Askew's 1970 hypocrits" in the news Glade physician and John Birch media Society member, polled 771,238 defeated Republican Jeffrey tial prospect. in wanting changes to be made, From Florida since 1930 fell Congressional contingent campaign would not comment who enjoyed playing klng.mak: Latham in a race that Saw Askew and his running mate, but it's important that the about 8,000 votes short. votes, or 16 per cent. slipped from 11 to 10. er with Askew. on her defeat on charges of Stone, 45, a former Florida O'Malley indicted accepting $50,000 In kickbacks secretary of state, won the seat t)cin ;ct'd tv Iubltu,ii and I ..th:n 11flhlt !icitnz Sen. Edward J. Gurney. Gur- help from the Ku Klux Klan. — - __ g Education Commissioner ney decided not to seek re-elec. tion after i federal grand j• Ralph Turlington, appointed when Floyd Christian resigned indicted him on charges nafter being indi cted on bribe ry volning an all eged scheme to charges, defeated Republican collect kickbacks from builders seeking federal housing con. Carl Kuttler of St. Petersburg. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin was tracts. re-elected without opposition. Eckerd, 61, would not conECh~RD Vaj_AR_SJRET0-I1N&9 Agriculture Commissioner cede Tuesday night and retired ;CLIP ECKERD WY to his Clearwater home after Doyle Conner won an easy vic P 4!'C ST KIST tory over American Party cansaying, "Obviously, Mr. Grady polled a larger vote than ex- didate Donald Webb of Lake- 1j1 (1 E ••S 1F1 I I - I - AR- Former state Sen. Gerald Lewis of Miami swamped Republican William Muntzing, a Kissimmee attorney. from me than my opponent." Although Grady gained most of his support in the same Republican and rural areas where r if S1 L sw ,, , TUNA __ KLEENEX CASUALS '• 100 CT FACIAL TISSUE , •.. _ -- s pa .0 LIMIT Fl 2 WITH COUPO, rp'Ru It 9 TC ,,, 'i' _____ "' i... P I ity \ 1 ' 4 Gas Amendment DR. L. E. LAMB Vetoes Oak Lear P l an Intestinal Ills By JANE CASSELBERRy herald Staff Writer county. Council will re-evaluate his performance as head of Public Works in three months. May Be Linked VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE 15 OZ. LOTION FOR OVER-DRY SKIN Q I ': TIPS 2 --a— - - Is Only One Nixed MIAMI (AP) —A proposal to dary and elementary schools allow gasoline tax revenue to be was approved by 65 per cent of spent for mass transportation the voters was the only loser Tuesday as Amendment Five, which won Florida voters accepted six 56 per cent approval, Is said by other Constitutional amend- supporters to help reduce soarmeats. lug electric rates by allowing The measures approved, municipal electric companies ranging trim an improved po. to join with private utilities In licing system for the Judiciary constructing larger, more efto a ban on discriminating ficient generating facilities. against the handicapped, won Amendment Four, requiring by wide margins. Senate confirmation of the govThe defeat of the measure to ernor's nominees to the fiveallow two cents of the gasoline member Game and Fresh Wa. tax, now restricted to use for ter Fish Q*nmivdon plus re road construction, to be used quiring the panel to better for mass transit projects was coordinate its work with other regarded as an upset. None of agencies, waa approved by a 70 the seven proposals attracted per Cent iOt. County tax assessors will be any organized opposition. called property appraisers with The gas-tax measure, Amendment Two was defeated the 67 per cent approval of Amendment 'llwee, which the by .t c assessors lobbied for as providvote, ing a better description of their Amendment Seven, function to property owners un. outlawing unreasonable happy over sky-rocketing tax discrimination against the bil1s. physically ha ndicapped. won The Judicial Qualifications approval by 80 per cent of the Commission Amendment would voters with 97 per cent of the Commission allow investigation of Judges to state's precincts reporting. back further, open some W4 Don Juans Know X Come On' Signs 0 By GEORGE W. CRANE Ph. D., M.D. Amendment One, to permit presently closed proceedings to the state to continue for 50 more the public and allow the cornyears selling bonds for college mlsaon to write Its own rules, a construction and extends use of duty now held by the Supreme the available funds to secon- Court. CASE 6487: Hal S., aged 25, is a Don Juan who ass had numerous alttilTs with single, u'weH as married, women. "Dr. Crane," he boasted, "I have read your column ever since I was a high school sophomore. "And I have found out here In California that women advertise their desire to have a man seduce them! "Oh, they try to protect their ego afterwards by accusing the man of taking unfair advantage of them, "But any experienced fellow can read the signs which they offer as enticement for male pursuit. "Maybe your millions of women readers would profit by having some of their technique exposed. "For example, when a woman enters a tavern or cocktail lounge alone, the smart male knows that she Is on the make.' "And if any unsophisticated readers of your 'Worry Clinic' don't register to that phrase 'on the make,' I'll explain, "It means the woman is hoping some man will sit down beside her and engage In conversation, after which she expects him to order her a second drink and soon make a pass at her, 'Later, she will try to disclaim any remote idea of such a thing as spending the night with her new boy Friend, by saying he plied her with drinks till she didn't know what she was doing "Actually, every experienced man realizes that she knew all along what she was trying to accomplish! "And even at a neighborhood bridge party among married couples., the woman who starts smoking cigarettes usually q Christian Indictments DroppecleAppea I Due * TALLAHASSEE. Fla. (AP) to dismissal of the Leon County Gov. Reubin Askew says the grand Jury's indictments of dismissal of indictments State Insurance Commissioner against former Education C,m- Thomas O'Malley and former missioner Floyd Christian do- State Sen. George Hollahan, Dstroyi his ability to fight Official Miami corruption. The appeal court ruled Tues. Askew said Tuesday be would day that the grand jury's five join with Atty. Gen. Robert indictments of Christian should Shevin in appealing the 1st Dis- be dismissed because the govtrict Court of Appeal's decision ernor could not assign assistant to the Florida Supreme Court. state attorneys to other Judicial The appeal court's decision districts to investigate corrupsetsa precedent that could lead lion. — "But the females who scream the loudest against your 'Worry Clinic' are those whose pet corns you step on!" kctr*nd ' fits twr cit iuf A:t,stabk ki 12v15 witq lifffJitf 'P p,q "ri Ct'fl P'r!' ,r,tid' t44lh pope; 'J's up IQ lçii ze Huty gluge M11. 814 9tif suI .r II I c-.r I, 2gcrgc trt :0 .4O P11 A-j'- IN GET THE FACTS Call Or Write Now For Free Literature and-or-Free Survey 11 Q4J,,,,, ,7kEisz 4' - h 32° Wd "IN SAME OPENING" Forced Air Wall Furnace Safes Clean * Economical I', 1* Dr. Crane, I dare you to expose these sexual ' come-ons ' cf girls, for your women readers will howl to high heaven hen they see my ex pose. REPLACE YOUR GAS OR OIL HEATER WITH For the Man Who Needs a Car Office r1rt' signals her erotic dissatisfaction with her own husband and her availability for a clandestine affair. "Oh, such wives will affect shocked indignation at having me publicize this cigarette gimmick. "But any adroit male can seduce such a cigarette wife before the evening Is over! "Dr. Crane, you are aware that male homosexuals also run up various signals of their availability for an affair with another man. "Well, the modern woman who is eager for a new brand of what you term 'boudoir cheesecake' likewise flashes her signals to all the men lathe room. "Another rather blatant 'come-on' gimmick is for a woman to start telling risque stories In a mixed crowd. "I'd bet anybody even money that such a female has already had sexual affairs with more men than her husband ind is now fishing for new bed fellows. "Often the inexperienced but romantically hungry college coeds will signal their desire for an erotic follow-up by rubbing their leg against that of a male companion at the bridge table, even though ostensibly by accident. "And if she frequently lays her hand on his as she gestures, that is another come-on sign, "She may also 'pick' at a man, as by tickling his ribs or touching his hair or even pressing her cheek against his in dancing. HEAT MODERN! CAR PORTA-DESK rr Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974—lA . - Tiif .1.. .' — Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - COUPON THIS VALUABLE - — - • • - Calbert Development Co., zoning from R-1 AA to RC-1 Piland called a council received P&z Board approval illesidential Country) in see- meeting for next Monday night On Sept. 26 for the portion of his tions of the Ranchlands was set regarding progress of the loan WINTER SPRINGS— A 160 acre tract on Fisher Road for Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. WINTER SPRINGS — Acting for Financing construcUonof the DEAR DR. LAMB — I have pain and cramping that is cpn. Planning and Zoning Board hetween Bahama Road and Mayor Troy Piland appo on a motion by Road and Bridge The Zoning Board will nearly complete fi ta re s tionbe en subject to spastic colitis fused wi th di verticulosis. These Commissioner Donald Browning and Councilman inted John recommendation that City Morton Lane to be divided into schedule a public hearing on interim city hail. It will take for some time. My new ailment pains are often the underlying Browning, City Council voted to Boo th to a committee to discuss Council approve Albert Clark's one acre lots with use of septic two requests by Florida Land approximately 60 days to is diverticulosis, What is the problem of spastic colon. Oak Leaf create a Public Works Depart. their recommendations for rejected w Acres Unit I was tanks allowed. Co. for rezoning from C-1 validate the bonds, he said arid difference between the two allhen it was learned Treatment of both of these ment In the City and put City hiring additlonal personnel and John Daniels, at his last (Commercial) to R-3 (Multi - a construction draw of $40,000 men ts ? W ha t are th e dangers the project would problems requires development Buflding Inspector Ray Brad. report to council. be in violation meeting on the P&Z Board family) for the old Moss Road may necessitate obtaining the that may occur suddenly or of proper bowel habits. You of thaw in charge. the city's Subdivision before resigning to take ap. Police Chief John Govrhuk Ordinance. sewage treatment plant site money through a short term otherwise? What steps should need quite a bit of help to do it polntment to City Council, and an I.,shaped tract adjacent loan, Included in the new depart. recommended the following be taken to balance the two all. right. For information you can Although the project falls made the motion that the plan to the Seventh-day Adventist ment will be vehicle mdinten. speed limit changes: Sheoh under the current zoning —RU be Appointed to study relative ments? Who should I see and write to me at P. 0. Box 1551, ance, road maintenan accepted subject to the city chw-ch property on Moss Road. ce park Boulevard toShephard Road, benefits of Prudential health what medicine should I take' Radio City Station, New York, (Rural Urban)— which calls for engineer's review and approval upkeep, normal maintenance mph; Moss Road, 419 South 30 A public hearing for Nov. 25 to W ha t are the chances for recov- N.Y. 10019 and ask for the two one acre lots, it does not comply by the Board of Health, insurance over the coverage ery? program and mosquito control. will also be held For Ordinance pre Tradewinds, 25 mph; with the ordinance which booklets, Spastic Colon and sently provided city emBrowning said Clark's previous attempts at Ill setting a time limit since building Tuscawilla Road, 45 mph; requires paved roads, DEAR READER Most Diverticul osis. Send S0 cents for ploycs by Equitable were has slacked off in the city the Win storm having the property rezoned for resubmitting zoning requests. Councilmen te r Springs Boulevard, 30 drainage, and specialists in gastroenterology each booklet to cover costs. sewerage. Donald Browning, Planned Unit Development Council accepted building inspector's Spare time mph; Northern Way, 25 mph. the There ha s been a change In Irwin Hunter and John Daniels. toda y believe the two condi ti ons Mayor Troy Piland told the were turned down by the 7A)ning resignation of P&Z Board could be utilized to coordinate He recommended Edgemon to City Council " may be related. Diverticulosis thinking about diets for these your only BoardandCity Council beca secretary Betty Eastharn from the city's public works projects remain at present mph, but recourse is to turn It down and of Finance Commissioner means small pockets on the eolproblems. Bland diets used to at no increase in high density, impact, the board effective in Daniels reported during a 31- on. pay. Brad. Councilman Irene Van Eepoel he will have to go before the se pockets are caused by be recommended under the drainage problems and December in order to run for day period ending Nov. 1 the a rupture of the wall of the col- impression Shaw's salary was recently asked that the undeveloped that they would Sec. Board of Adjustment to request inadequate roads. raised to $8,673. He would also City Council Seat V against city took in 117,462.14 and spent on, like an innertube tion of South Edgemon be a variance." that has a soothe the troubled bowel. It be a liaison man with the posted 25 mph. A public hearing on the P&Z Donald Browning in the Dec. 3 $21,983.39 leaving a deficit of weakened wall, 15 often necessary to eat a soft Clark representing his recommendation to change election. $4.521.25. The sac-like pocket isadiver. or liquid diet or sometimes flruluTn. It is thought that nothin during an acut diverticula develop because of problem, like an acute inincreased pressure inside the flamination or certainly during colon. The pressure is caused a hemorrhage. Otherwise, by poor bowel function such as when the acute problem is spastic colon, under control the practice There may be other factors today is to provide food with involved, such as an inherently lots of bulk. weak spot in the colon to begin That spastic colon Is really a with, before the pressure prob- cramp of the muscles in your •• lems occur. The diverticulum is colon. When there is not enough something like an appendix. It bulk in the colon, the normal - ECc • •• DOU_ARSTRETCUJJ(3 can be inflamed or rupture gin- rhythmic contraction of the col. E Ing the signs of appendicitis. It on is interfered with. The muscan have a small leak ca using des must contract more to pain and discomfort. It can squeeze the food residu w I. L'lecd, causing a sudden, through the colon. The ovtrCOTTON serious loss of blood, contraction leads to spasm and SWABS Often the diverticula may go pain. The bowel is literally no' rI N unnoticed. The problem is quite closed off. £ common in people over 40. By The delay in moving the food ,! t'.'IT REG. $1.67 :. age 50 about half of the popula. residue leads to other -.• tion has diverticulosis, so you problems, including small, are not unique. Most of them hard, dried stools and the whole have no sym ptoms. complicated scene of poor ECJ'ERD ELLAR. STRETCHIPJ& LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON THRU NOV 9. 1974 Some people have abdominal bowel function. - I fl - - -- PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S.. for quality prescriptions at low, low prices! OVER TWO MILLION LAST MONTH ALONE! . of Fil m G.t o. blocs o"d ,blo f,l' ci" qIttO sto ,,tI Of EOCfOCOIOS o"d pcc. d itil ,,.It, twety dt,tiod Prints TODAY AND LVUYDAY Kodak Film WI,, row 04 ,o,' of f : - di.tIopj rtIsi o"d o blots o,,d t% 1" I' TODAY AND £VEi,DAY -, ' I no , h, Cal (S) 1313600 SoIss-_En9lnie9rins9rvic...p0 s5 �/ BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chester Is A Po p ular Fellow. POLICE BLOTTER - BELLEVUE, Wash. (AP) In her love letter to Chester, a young lady asked a question that's been on all our minds: "Can a 12-year-old girl and a three-year-old machine make it in today's world?" the Li brary Media Cent er, as the college ca lls it. Chester can do things like tell iFrank Ford, 23, Lake Monroe you corny jokes, scare you with Terrace is Lii Seminole County old radio mysteries, teach you Jail, in lieu of $5,000 bond, German, or shorthand, recite charged wi th possession of the latest speeches of local postolen property. litical candidat es, blast you Chester ge ts his sha re of love Kathy Fall, 408 Temple Drive wi th vintage rock 'n' roll, or Woodrow Broomfield, letters and fan letters, but so reported musical Instrument sing old Nixon cam pa ign songs, Seventh Street. Casselberry far it doesn't seem to have givvalued at $219 was stolen. complete wi th orchestra and reported tire and rim valued at en him any egotistical deluTuesday, from All Souts chorus, was stolen, Tuesday, from sions. He's still pre tty much the Church, 9th Street and Myrtle $125 Bolvin said he became inter. his home. 1 n.,,, Iii. wn luict hgi,,i nwtnt Avenue. ested in lessons-by-telephone B4risav Milnovich, 171 North 20-foot-long hunk of green metal Actually, Chester has about 50 while doing graduate work at Bumby, Winter Springs wi th red and yellow glowing to 60 brothers and sisters the University of Southern CallCounty reported air compressor valued dials, meters and blinking around the country. Th ey Just fornia.TheUO,000 machine was aren't quite like him, Terry N. Long, Lake at $1,700 was stolen Tuesday, lights he's always been, ins ta ll ed at the college about Markham Road reported from B&R Furniture Repair. And he still answers all the And he has la ther: Dr. Boyd five years ago, shortly after letters he can. Like that of the M. Bolvin, head of the Bellevue Bolvin arrived. 12-year-old paramour wi th the Community College Library, or Chester was named after his Sanford furniture valued at $310 was stolen Tuesday, from his home, Mil ton E. Hazel, 1232 Balmy Beach Drive, Forest City re ported radio, jewelry, and tape player valued at $Z130 was stolen from his home, burning question. She also had asked Chester what his hobbles are and w he ther he has any brot hers or sisters, Chester replied that his bobbies are old radio shows, comedy, music, lectures, and all sorts of diverse things. "1 don't . tuive any br others or sisters," he said. "However, I ha ve 24 tape decks and two video-tape decks." installer, Chester Electronics ol Chester, Conn. Somebody de- cicled that Ubiquitous Dial Access Information Retrieval Syste rn didn't have the right ri ng to it. Chester originally was meant for the college's students. They could simply call him by phone and pick their lesson. In the school libra ry, the lectures are linked to small television screens w here they can see what Chester Is talking about. The tapes are made by teachera, or Chest er's voice, Mark Balsam, 27, who is in charge of programming. But Chester's fame spread by word of mouth and his unl isted telepho ne number was passed on to others outside the campus. That's fine with Bolvin. lie hopes listeners will come up - NOV. 14 Antiques, 7-10 p.m., six Civitan International Skating party sponsored by weeks; call SJC Community Pi Rho of Beta Sigma Phi to (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Services for reservations, benefit Sky King Youth Ranch, Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. 1:30-3:30 or 4-6 p.m. at Skate NOV. Alcoholics Anonymous open City on Dog Track Road. Skate Alcoholics Anonymous open rental extra, Door prizes meeting, Holy Cross Parish meeting, Holy Cross Church House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Annual Teriyaki Steak Parish House, 400 Magnolia Sanford, 8 p.111. Dinner, Fleet Reserve, 2-8 P.M. Ave. 8-9 p.m. ' . I HOSPITAL NOTES But we're not complaining. We know there are Exiles Want Cuban Mary D. Foster Billie J0 Miller Alice S. Josephson Violet W. Sites Na ta lie F. Emerson Les te r C. Huddenhagen Wi lliam Marland Francis Tobli n Sue J. Hutchinson Opal Sewell, DeBary Pauline Lincoln, DeLand Lithe Henderer, DeLand Mary L TIcich, Deltona , nvorning 62. Partty Cloudy to tioudy through Thursday. A chance of $hOW$ Highs near SO. Low in mid 6O. Variable winds 1010 15 rn p h Rain probability 30 Per Cit. Extended Forecasts Friday through Sunday Florda Peninsula Partly cloudy o occgnaIIy Cloudy Friday with thowen and rather cool north $xrtions and mild elsewhere. Clearing and mild Satur day and Sunday. Lowe north portions Friday near $0. Saturday 10* SO and Sunday mid SOs. Lows efse*pere In 40 except near 70 - Southeast Coast and keys. I4I% north port lont Friday near 70 Saturday and Sunday md lOs. 15a'wcp now,to. Dayiona e.chfldes for Thvriday high 1:04 am,, 12:73 pm.; )ow 7:10 a m.. 7:54 P rn Port Canaveral blOt, 12:43 atm, );) pm; low 7:00 am • 7:37 pm, - ' to YOU 11*kE TOUT 0 YOURSElf IN OUR ShOES ? NOV. 8 NOV. 12 Sallie Harrison Chapter, Oil Painting, 9 a.m. to noon, DAR, 2:30 p.m., at home of Tuesdays and Thursdays, Bldg. Mrs. T.K. Wiley, Richmond 8, SJC Adult Education Cam40 Avenue, Sanford. Mrs. Z. pus. Call Community Services, Holland, co-hostess. Speaker, SJC, for reservations. Roger Jargand, SJC drama coach. Gardening in Containers, 740 NOV. 9 p.m., four weeks. Call SJC Rununage and bake sale, Community Services for fellowship hall, Congregational reservation. Christian Church, 2401 Park Ave. Goldsboro Elementary Christmas Bazaar, Moravian School PTA, 7:30 p.m., school Church, 14 and SR 434, auditorium. Room visitation Longwood, 10 a.m., to 7 p.m. and distribution of report cards. Ham or turkey dinner, noon to 7 p.m. Tax preparation, 7-10 Pfl. Alcoholic, Anonymous Tuesdays and Thursdays f or Women's meeting, Holy Cross two weeks. Call Community Parish house, 400 Magnolia Services SJC for reservations. Ave., Sanford, 2 p.m. 19 4-T FUNERAL HOME ZIGRAMKOW •- lu L::..L 13OW AIRPORT BLVD. ',MILE EAST ON AIRPORT BLVD. FROM TRAFFIC SIGNAL ON HIGHWAY 1757 . Yóü Check R dsis t rance - -- -- ---.0- -40- -10- -.a,your cHolce May Be GoNe!! -S.'-' -S. "S. -S.- I' NOV. 6-9 Downtown Art Show sponsored by Sanford Merchants. Open to all artists. FOR SILVER& Legal Notice 1MA I GOLD COINS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOVEMBER 8th & 9th ONLY! - III .......... ~ Items m st be Sold ani Wa litoWall ! au :..:.••.:. •:• ••:. .:. .:. l 60% Off Retail Price. p Saturday mb ,, ..'••• I Mon.-Fri. l, 8:30 a.m. To Iff IF IS:1 Final' •' I ' ' I 5:30 pm. 8:30a.m ' To I uIIU, • 1.00 2.50 3,00 4.00 5.00 10.00 20.00 50.00 S BRING YOUR COINS TO: . Coins. Coins. Coins. Coins. Coins. Coins. Coins. Coins. $ 60.00 Each $ 40.00 Each $175.00 Each 3,000.00 Each $ 50.000 Each $ 80.00 Each $180.00 Each $1,500.00 Each INTERSECTION-INTERSTATE 4 & SANFORD FLA. ALSO UNIVERSITY INN. Authority Cash will not beacceptcd Thisdeposlt will be refunded only to Bidders submitting a formal Proposal, upon receipt of unused Documents In good condition not later than ten (10) days after the date of opening of the Proposals. This Contract ,s subtct to LEO I: 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. FRI. & Sat. -t - I -- v -' FLA. 46 U.S. 17.2 & PENN. AVE. DELAND LOCAL POLICE ON DUTY NO. 1688 Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold Gold SHERATOWSANFORD INN PERMIT Saturday\ : GOLD COINS 70% Off Retail. !rice U_ ff` hance Legal Notice _______________ Director of Aviation, or at the office of Bristol, Childs. Crowder & Associates, inc., 1017 Saliedo Street. Coral Gables, Florida 33146. Corn plete documents may be obtained from either the office of the Director of Aviation, or Bristol, Childs. Crowder & Associates, Inc , by payment of a deposit in tne amount of Thirty Five 00111,5 (13500) for each set Payment for Plans and other Contract Documents must be mad* by check or money order payable to The Sanford Airport PREMIUM PRICES ON ALL I VDVe t - INVITATION FOR BIDS AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS GRADING, PAVING, LIGHTING, ______________________ MARKING AND FENCING AT SANFORDAIRPORT SANFORD,FLOR IDA SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Sealed Proposals for the fur OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS fishing of all labor, materials, Notice of Public Hearing Services and egupment for Airport The Hoard of County Corn Improvements - Grading, Paving. mi%SlonCrS of Seminole County will Lighting, Marking and Fencing at hold a public hearing to consider a the Sanford Airport will be received proposed change of zoning from Al by The Sanford Airport Authority at Agriculture to CN Restricted Neigh. the office of the Director of bortc)cJ Commercial District on the Aviation, Sanford, Airport, until 7:OO following described properly: P.M. November 76. 1571, at which Begin at a point $85.5$ Inst North time all Proposals will be publicly of the SW corner of the SE ¼ of the opened and read aloud. SW '. at Section 2521-30. Seminole The work for which Proposals are County, Flo, Ida, thence continue Invited consists of: North 74 feet, thence East 205 feet, Schedule I - Grading. Paving, the South 74 feet, thence West 20$ Lighting and Marking teetfo the POB (less the West 2Sfeet Fencing Schedule 7 thereof for road). Furiher described Bidders are invited to submit as 109 Lake Howell Road, Maitland, proposals for one or all of the above Florida, a lot 71 feet by II] feet Schedules on the Proposal Forms located on the East side of Lake provided. Howell 'toad. 575 feet North of The Sanford Airport Authority Howell Branch Road reserves the right to award separate This public hearing will be held In contracts for Schedule I and the County Commission Chambers Schedule 7 or for Schedule I and of the Courthouse. Sanford. Florida. Schedule 2 combined. On and after November 1. 1971, copies of the Plans. Specifications and other Contract Documents may be examined at the office of the 7th ~h ay-u I a . Sanford Optimist Club, noon lucnheon meeting, Sheraton Inn, Guests Seminole HS Seniors who received Optimist trophies. Mayor Lee Moore will present National Youth Appreciation Week proclamation. -- .:.:..:. ••:. ..:. .:.o:..:..:..:..:..:. .:. .:. .:. .:. .:. .:. .:.i:..:..:..:..: Nov. 9th NOV. 11 National Youth Appreciation NOV. 1546 Week begins. Assembly, Rummage and Bake Sale at Seminole High School. Optimist Ascension Lutheran Church, Club presents trophies to Overbrook Drive, Casselberry nutsiamuling scniuts in fields of Iginning at 8:30 a.m. scholarship, leadership, music and athletics. NOV. 16 Sanford- Seminole Art Alcoholics Anonymous Association, 7:30 p.m., Cultural Women's meeting Holy Cross Arts Building, Sanford. Oil Church Pariah House, 400 painting demonstration by E. Magnolia Ave., 2-3 p.m. B. Stowe. Alcoholics Anonymous closed Lake Brantley 111gb School meeting, Holy Cross Parish Band Boosters,8 p.m., Band House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Room. Vote on charter Sanford, 8-9 p.m. An Al-Anon amendment and fund raising Family Group same time and events on agenda. Officers and place. board meet at 7 p.m. p IMMEDIATE: CASH - Civil an flier national (Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. DeBary Arts and Crafts Club, 10 a.m., DeBary Hall, Guest artist Peg Berkley will give water color demonstration. - - - 'atiO1J5, AREA DEATHS AUTOMATIC' ,, How would ., WEATHER IS Mattle L Culbert, Deltona Mildred B. Turnbull, Deltona Rodney Clifton Hudson, Lake Mary Michael D. Gross, Lake Mary Renee M. Weber, New MIAMI (AP) A group of put into effect by the OAS in Natio ns has agreed to receive Smyrna prominent Cuban exiles, 1964. Palestinian guerrillas and is Edna M. Berg, Orange City headed by former President Duran said the exile leaders considering receiving a CornOletha L. Meeks, Winter Carlos Pria Socarras and Fidel would be met by Ch ilean For- mission of Allende partisans, Springs Castro's sister Jua will cign Minister Patriclo Carvajal the Cubans have a precedent in protest a move by the in Quito. as king for time to present their DISCHARGES Organization of American Duran "told us the Cubans position at the OAS," the source Sanford: States to remove sanctions would have open doors at the added. Keishawn Hudson agai nst Castro's Cu ba. Chilean, Paraguayan and Supporters of Ch ile's late Micheal Redding The group was invited to Uruguayan embassies in Marxist Pr esident Salvador AlMary D. Foster travel to Quito, Ecuador, where Quito," said one of the persons lende have been mounting a Raymond S. Haywood the OAS foreign ministers are who attend ed a m ee ting with campaign of opposition to the Ruby L "Jackie" Gray meeting this weekend, by the Chilean. military government which Nancy Drdinan Chile's ambassador to the "He said that if the Uni ted succeeded Allinde. Willie Belle Kennon United Natio ns, Julio Duran. Florence C. Gilmartin Duran was the speaker at a Veronica J. Phillips "unity day" ra lly which drew Willie Carr 5,000 refugees Sunday. Emily D. Veackle "We will demonstrate to the Franklin Sherman OAS members that lifting the Jacquelyn Caolo sanctions against the Castro FeLLOYD FREDERICK Francine Owens, Rock Island, James Ellis Say!es, DeBary gime would be an action foundLloyd Andrew Frederick, 50, Ill.; and Mrs. Tern Tate, Ft. Frida Scheier, DeBary ed on lies," said Prlo, the last of 183 Marvin Ave., Longwood, Knox, Ky.; brother, Paul Fred Reber, DeBary constitutional president of died Tuesday. Born in Illinois, Frederick, Tyler, Tex.; four Richard W. ScOtt, DeBary Cuba. he came to this area six years sisters, Mrs. Leo Ritzman, Wal te r Pueschel, Deltona "Othe r members of that Of- ago. He was a Lutheran and a Lena, Ill.; Mrs. Don Gaul, Micheal Caporale, Deltona ganization will show that Cas- TV technician for Sears, Roe- Forreston, Ill.; Mrs. Lucile Dorothy Meeker, Deltona tro's aggression and inter- buck Co. Holland, Freeport, Ill.; Mrs. Raymond W. Wiseley, ventionism against other counSurvivors are his wife, Ezra, Freeport, Ill.; three Deltona tries con tinues as always," Prio Phyllis, Longwood; two sons, grandchildren. Therese M. McFarlane, added. David and Donald Burkey, both Deltona He referred to last-minute at- of Longwood. five daughters, Baldwin McNamara Funeral Sa ndra S)dnr, Geneva; tempts by Chile, Uruguay and Mrs. Marlene White and Miss Home, Altamonte Springs In Annie Carroll, Lake Monroe one or two others to try to head Lorna L. Frederick of charge. Roger E.Crocker, Lake Mary off what appeared to be a ces- Longwood; Miss Chelly Violet Wyer, New Smyrna lain vote to remove restrictions Burkey, Orlando; Mrs. redeeming feature: it provides the satisfaction of knowing we've helped others at a time when help is needed most. - - Y esterday high disadvantages to eery job, and ours has an unusual Sanctions Retained Sanford: Basic Interior Design, 7-10 SJC Adult Education Campus, HI. 15. call Corn. inunhty Services for reser- p.m., Provisions established by the Secretary of Labor, and $ublecl lo minimum wage rates established by the S,cretary of Labor. No Proposal may be withdrawn after the scheduled chsing time for the receipt of Proposals lore period of sixty (60) days. The Sanford Airport Authority reserves the rights to waive any lnformaIltles In of reject any and all Proposals, or to readvertise for All Proposals must be submitted as set forth in the Proposal Requirements and Conditions, A BlJ Bond or Certified Check In the amount of S per cent of the Total Amount Bid must be %ubmtted with FLORIDA COIN EXCHANGE All of our buyers are experienced businesir, executives known for honest dealing throughout the south, - each Proposal Sanford Airport Authority By , J. S "Red" Cteveland 11 0 I Director of Aviation Publish; Nov 4. S. 4. 1911 OEM IS Carnival to benefit Lyman Junior-Senior Prom sponsored by Junior Class, Lyman High School, Longwood, noon to 6 p.m. Games, prizes, flea market. NOV. 18 humane Society of Seminole County, 8 p.m., First Federal, Longwood, SR 434 and 17-92. NOV, 19 Sanford Women's Republican Club noon luncheon at home of Mrs. Eugene Meaciors, N. 17-92 near Monroe Inn. Sanford Optimist Club noon luncheon meeting, Sheraton Inn. NOV. 22-23 Seminole County Campout at l2OaksRVPark,SR48,2mlles west of i-4, Sanford. NOV. 23 Senior Citizens' Fun and Travel Club Thanksgiving Party, 7 p.m., DeBary Fireman's Hall. Members only. NOV. 26 Sanford Optimist Club, Mayfair Country Club, 7 p.m. Athletic Banquet honoring Optimist sponsored Pop Warner Midget League football, team. Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we are engegedin business atjOflHwy. 17. 97, Fern Park, Seminole Coy y, Florida under the fictitious name of S & G CUSTOM COAT TOPS & INTERIORS, and that we intend to register aid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictit ious Name Statutes, To Wil Section 543 C Florida Statutes 1557. S Ben F Shingleton Glenn 0 l(,Mn Publish: Oct. 30, Nov 6, I), 20. 1914 DEG-117 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 977 Highway as soon thereafter as possible. 436. Altamonte Springs 37101, Board of County Seminole County, Florida under the commiss:oners fictitious name of ODYSSEY-THE Seminole Con?y. Florida ULTIMATE HAIR EXPERIENCE. By - John A kimbrough, and that I Intend to register Said Chairman name with the Clerk of the'Circuit Attest: Court, Seminole County, Florida in hrthur H. Beckwith, Jr. accordance with the provisions of Publish: Nov. 6. 1911 th Fictitious Name Statutes. To OEM 3.6 Wit. Section 565 09 Florida Statutes 1957 Carl E. Elchner IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR.Publish Oct. 73, 30, Nov. 6. 13, 1974 CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR DEG 113 SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PROBATE DIVISION FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE PROBATE NO. 74.2$5.CP OF FLORIDS. In re: Es.ate of IN PROBATE IiURNIE ALLAN FORREST deceased. In re the Estate oft LOREPIA LORENZ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Deceased To All Creditors and All Persons FINAL NOTICE Having CIalmror Demands Against Notice is h.rety given that the Said Esttc: undersigned will, on the 13th day of You MC hereby notified re rlu flj I) p(f",rnt Any (l1T, ni November, AD 1971. preimt f3 the deranth which iou may hive Circuit Court, S'minole County, aganst the estate of BURPIIE Florida, her final return, account ALLAN FORREST.deceasedlateof and vouchers, as Adrninittratrlx of Seminole County. Florida, to the the Estate of Loreria Lorenz, Clerk of thO Circuit Court, and file deceased, and at said time, then and the same in duplicate and as there. make application to the said provided in Section 73316, FlorIda Judge for a final settlement of her Statutes, in their offices In the admInistratIon of laid Istate, and County Courthouse In Seminole for an order dllcMrginghef as such County. Florida, within four Adminlstratrlx. m0nhs from the time of Dated this the llth day ofOctober. thC Irl publication hereof, or the A D 1971 same will be barred Mary Waiter Filed at Sanford Florida, this I71h As Adm'nlstratriti da y of October. 971. of the Estatv ci Kenneth W McIntosh Lorena Loreni As Administrator Deceased. STTR0M, DAVIS & C Vernon Mime. Jr., McINTOSH Of CLEVELAND 1 MIlE Attorney fr Administrator Attorneys for Estate P0 Box 1330. P.O. Drawer Z Fl 32771 Sanford, Florida 3:771 PubliSh '(t 2,, A. Nov 6, I), 1974 Publish: Oct. 16, 73, 30. Nov. 6, 1974 Publish DEG 145 DEG 97 onDfcember3.1974.atl:OOP.M,or - 'I :-: -,.--.- = - -.-- -=- - - -- - - = - Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-9A 323.1270 PRICES GOOD THRU . nn NOV. 6 NOV. 9-10 NOV. 13 All Soul,. Home and School Turkey shoot sponsored by Orange Audubon Society, 7:30 meeting, 8 P.M. church social Winter Springs Voluntee r Fire p.m., Central Christian Church, hail. Speaker Dr. James Depts., 9 a.m. to 5 ..m., 250 W. Ivanhoe Blvd., Orlando. Zottnlck will compare schools Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday Robert Smith, Instructor of in U.S. and Russia. Report at 436 and Fairfax Avenue. Ecology at Edgewater High cards will be distributed. School, will speak on nonNOV. 10 poisonous snakes. Open to Garage sale benefit Humane public. Crooms High School Boosters, 7:30 p.m. in band Society of Seminole County, at Maitland Flea Market. room. with mo re program Ideas. Chester does have one quirk. To reach him in his air condihoned vault, a caller must use a touch-tone telephone. Dial phones don't ha ve the necessary asterisk key. And his phone bill is outrageous: $200 a month. But what can you expect from a machine that ge ts 30,000 calls a month on 10 telephone lines? , ADMISSIONS CALENDAR — J0 to I 43$ FRENCH AVE., NEXT TO WINN.DIXIE PHONE co"Mm 104 sum oftm .4 WORD OF 140NOR �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Florloda,,Nebraska SPORTS - Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 0, & Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-10A- SPORTS Matched In Sugar IN BRIEF Nicklaus, As e Storm Offer Refunds An Imposing Figure Goes About n Brockli n Fired * Va His Business Public - Jai Alai Results - ATLANTA(AP) Norm Van Campbell l4ad served as Van whether he would be the coach The strike of the NFL Play. Broc kli n, genrraIly regarded as Brocklin's defensive coordlna- next year until after the season era' Association kept more than a technical football genius with tor since 1969, building a unit is over. 20 veterans out of training a volatile personality, was fired that was respected throughout "But I'm not concerned about camp, but such was the case at as head coach and general the National Football League. that," he said. "I Just want to do most other NFL sites. Inanager of the Atlanta Falcons "I had no inkling of anything the Job for Rankin, the Falcons When Atlanta lost its first Tuesday. like this," said Campbell. "I've and the assistants. As for next three games this year, v Brocklin, 48, ha d built Just been trying to get e de- year, we didn't sit down and the th Dutchman blamed it on th e the expa nsion team into a le- ten se going That's all that talk about promises." strike. He began spicing every gitimute playoff contender last has The downfall of Van Brocklin, weekly news conference wi concerned me; th year but was forced out of his known as the Dutchman, began expletives. appreciate flankin's faith late lat Jot. by public prc;ure after the seaoi: aftur the fl IUC, but 1111 Falcons staggered to a 2-6 start. There had been several flCWSheart goes out to cons put together a seven-game The clamor for change Norm Van Brocklin. We were winning streak and needed only paper articles recently urging reached its peak Sunday when together for nine years. He let victories over Buffalo, St. Louis Smith to fire Van Brocklin and the Miami Dolphins gave At- me coach the defense and never and New (leans to reach the salvage something of the sealanta its worst defeat in 4 second-gu essed me. We ta lked playoffs for the first time in son. The newspapers also had today at the stadium after games, 42-7. been publishing numerous let. their eight-year history. The a11nounccment of the fir- change was made," Campbell Buffalo and St. Louis whipped ters to the editors critical of the ing came in a terse statement said, the Falcons in Atlanta, ending Dutchman. ffrom rom club owner Rankin Smith "When Norm left, he wished all playoff hopes. Atlanta in recent weeks has at the dinner hqur Tuesday me well. I didn't solicit the Job Then 1974 arrived and Van been flooded with bumper night. Smith said Marion and he knows ii" Brocklinwasoptimistic,ca)llng stickers proclaimi ng "Dump Campbell, 45, will assume the Campbell said Smi th told him this the best Falcon team In the Dutchman" and "BLing Pro coaching duties Immediately. t here would be no discussion of history. Football to Atlanta." ... '' sembled. As I elbowed my way to the 14th green, it was there I got my first look at this prosperous looking man, as he approached with his playing partner Tom Weiskopf. You can just sense the respect he commands from a gallery: you could hear a pin drop as he assumed his famous putting stance. But the gallery around that particular green really amazed me, as I observed not only youngsters staring in awe, but men and women twice Nicklaus' age staring as if he was from another world. 20 After Weeks In WFL T eamsEli inated Bills Tackle Lost - 0 ST. LOUIS t AP Th e American Basketball Association's Spirits of St. Louis have announced the signing of guard Mike Barr to fill out the th eir Il-man roster. A spokesman said th e ti-foot-3 Barr is expected to add defense and speed to th e Spirits' roster, Barr spent th e past two sea sons wi th the ABA Virginia Squires, averaging 7.4 points a game. - . V.- - Basketball By The A Asssociated Press NBA Eastern ConI.i.nc, Atlantic DivisIon W L Pct. OS Buffalo 5 3 623 Boston 5 1 .336 New York 5 4 .356 ') Philaphli 3 5 .375 2 Central Division Washington I 1 Mi - Tanner Wins In China Pacific Dlyiiiea 1 7 718 S S 4 .336 2 1 1 .300 2v, 1 4 .441 3 Golden Stale Seattle Los Angeles Portland Phoenix Tuesdays Re sults New York 1. Houston 93 Kansas City Omaha 115, New Orleans 97 Wtsnday' Houston Portland at Boston Cleveland 5 4 .354 3 Cleveland at Washington Atlanta 3 5 .375 4', Buffalo at New Orleans New Orleans 0 .000 5 Kansas City Omaha at Do Western Conference troll Midwest Division Chicago at Philadelphia K C Omeha 6 3 667 Thursdays Games Detroit S 4 .556 11 Milwaukee at Houston Chicago S S .500 I Seattle at Golden State Milwaukee I S III 11 : Phoenix at Atlanta - HONG KONG Roscoe Tan ner over power ed Jaques Thamin of France 6.1, 64 to join top-seeded A ustralians John Newcombe and Ken Rosewall and fellow Americans Mike Estep and Sherwood Stewart in advancing to the second round of th e $50,000 Hong Kong Tennis Tournament. Kennedy Rules On Love NEW YORK Walter Kennedy, commissioner of the National Basketball Association, ruled th at th e Ch icago Bulls never agreed th at veteran forward Bob Love wou ld receive a new or modified contract following contract discussions. - 811 - VIIIan ova Coach Fired - Basketball TODAY Cross Country meet at Mayfair Country Club Course, Seminole, Lake Brantley, Trinity, Lake Howell 4:30 p.m. Pro Chart NBA Central Division 1st Year in league - It costs $615 milli on f or the team 's owners to put an NBA expansion club in New Orleans. And as it happens wi th expan. sion (earns in any sport, they got few bargains for their money. They did get one important break, however, in that New Orleans is th e only expansion team entering the league this season. Most timt expansion done ingroupaofp,,o Thus, New Orleans received a better break than usual In the stoc king draft. Even be fore that, however, the owners insured themselves of a sure-fire drawing card and an exciting attraction by obtaining Pistol Pete Maravich from Atlanta. But in order to get him, they sacr1fied a great deal of their future, giv. ing the Hawks a series of draft picks that will seriously curtail the Jazz' future progress. FORWARDS: Am ong the culls the Jazz was able to pluck from the ether 17 clubs in the expansion draft were such for;-i'(1% v JiIil i ,ck, Steve Kubur5ki, 011ie Johns-on, Wd Szallworth, F.C. Coleman and LaMar Green. But their stock rose considerably wi th the addition of Rick Roberson from Portland. Ilc'wev&r, th e top forward may become Aaron James, a rkic who scored over 30 points per game at Grambling. Rating C. fcMTrPc '..I'.U.?i' ''j'i man, late of the Phoenix Suns, gives the Jazz new-found resWtabifity al cen!rr. Backing up Walk will be NBA-perennial, Mel .-,.. ' SJC Women's lennis Team at Florida JUnior College, 2:30 iuccess at Louisiana Tech, compiling a 16516 record In 11 of!51#9~;lnd winning our %ears. ?o sot-n success will be forthcoming with the Jazz. If ' ucceulseason. Fifth in Central. Fans, Students, Stud Borg Breezes - STOCKHOLM Bjorn Borg, seeded No. 1 in his homeland for the $100,000 Stockholm Open Tennis i('urmlaznem, Dreeie(1 into the second round with a 6-3, 6-2 victory over ,%nand AmritraJ of India. . Rotary Bowl In December 1~ TDP on Nov. 15th f 1 • Dedication of our new sta dIum 7:30 P.M Old Tickets Are Honored South Rotary Club is Ini tiating tile yet unnamed county team, ' University of Miami at Blazers against the improved Portland Storm. Rollins, 3:30 pin. (soccer) ceremon ones ies at half time. - - - I The game also marks a new era for the Blazers, as by gamut' SANFORD FLAG FOOT. tittle new owners will be anBAU., runced Playoffs 10a.m. Tickets are sti ll available at Lake Brantley Cross County team at Trinity Prep the San Juan Hotel ir, Orlando. Invitational, 10 n.m. V.riLer:it 4 F tormua Florida Tech I p.m, (socceir) _______ SATURDAY . NEW YOitK (AP) - The Na- POP WARNER MIDGET LEAGUE FOQUALL tional Hockey League has Altamonte Springs vs- ' ons. W setup Semoran 2p m now known as the Prince of Eastbrook vs. Longwood $ ' Wales Conference. The other is pm called the Clarence Campbell PROF1ONAI. BOXING Conference. 5f Oviedo 2 pin. %'b. Orlando Sports Stadium, Divisions are now named after famous hocl~cy names. , 1' IA I 'Ti.. t L • Iflt.y&eLL3 teratr1cJ,Jarne5 Seminole JV at Lake HoweH, Norri . Conn Smythe and 6p.m. ( .1:rks F. Adams. _____ ___ - _Y 014Z 7rleooRe ) _________ ______ _.; - - . The ____ Herald. _____ _ % ' .4 OCA 0 11 I. ___ _ ' I a want to help. Here's ~_:~ Post time 7:30 p.m. • Two Big Qi Daily • fix PaytnsQuinklis Petfe(IAI Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday • • Two Big Duly Doublet (Under 18 not admitted) tIonscaII3OSIl$öfllfrom lOam to6pm ONLY F P 7,%Jlt(S NORTH Of ORLANDO ON HWY,17-92 rig'-, PARK .c.wIInEgRv-MINt)Trs FROM 1.4 ADDRESS 4 -... ME TEL NO...._..,..,,,..,., T ____I -=- -1 - = - . . . = =r5 If You Can Help, Please Mail \'nir Contribution ".Ui.Ofl sO aeftln Athletic Boosters, Club, c-o h,anfordI Florida 321 -45 ttXW'1? '' - P ;1 - I 'MIF/11 Apy 963 4*7 . .. .4 . ;_. I .. . ~N,f. • ___ - HS 4~ =~ , __ t 9 Dist:ibuttd by KgFuIure.5yt4kaL - ' - - - .' ' • - -'.z " - '•, _ . ", '! ,- I •.. -. ' .71 - ' - fl. S fl . W- . .ftjr d e tt4 'J' ' HAD IT • ''' . A ""eL.,, All r. : ft FEAR " '7 "d.. o1' 1I, -.'- Bi '.,,,-' With the opening of deer season scheduled for Saturday, these two local hunting enthusiasts are warming up as they killed this six foot diamond back rattle snake. Harry Robson, left and Lewis Hughey with rifle, appear delighted with their kill. auto center BULLDOGS 18- PACKERS 12 The Packers scored first, on halt ended half-back Steve fed, tax 2.04 2.61 2.79 - - ' - .. .. t- + 1 fed. tax 2.36 3.06 3.50 Whitewall tubeless. iL' 'J4I5,s-'----- I . Tire size Price G78-15 36.00 H78-15 37.00 L78-15 39.00 2.94 -- - ::i iddle t hen nected w The Eastbrook Cobras ran Rusty Henegar on a 30 yard their record to 8-0 this past pass play, the extra point Saturday by overwhelming a was no good. The Bulldogs tried determined Oviedo team 33-0. to, kill the clock after the two Eastbrook now Is assur ed of at minute warning had been given least a tie for the Pee Wee but fumbled on their six yard championship. The Cobras, led line, Robert Rank picked up the by the offensive line of Bruce ball and went for a touchdown tlrmghtman, Tom Blanton, to even the score, extra point Robert Kent, Mark Williams, try failed. With seven seconds Jaime hugo, and Billy Mer- left in the game Steve Whitted shon; ran up and down the field of the Bulldogs fielded the kick. for over 200 yards. off and ran it all the way back The first score came on a 4 for a score, the clock ran out on yard burst by Keith Barganier. the run back, extra point try Quarterback Mike Stephens failed. scored twice on runs of 16 and 20 yards. A 25 yard pass to back RASIS 7 - COWBOYS 6 John Hanvey and an 18 yard This was pretty much a game sweep by Edward Thatcher played by the defense In the accounted for the 5 TDs. Pats first half. the Cowboys played 1 L.. lt . .. were s.uru b y nanvey, without their ace Steve Causey. repnens, an harry Stockwell. Andy Logan opened the scoring The defense, keyed by the for the Rams going around left play of Mark Hodges, Mickey end for eight yards, they scored McGuire, and Brian Adamson, the extra point on the same play held Oviedo to a total offense of with Andy Logan again scoring. 8 yards while recording their The Cowboys scored on an eight fifth shutout. The Cobras can yard iiss play, the ball going clinch the crown this Saturday from Mike Winstead to Tico when they vie with Sanford at Perez, their extra point .y Seminole Little League field, failed making the difference in tires Reliant steel belt. Two steel belts on a two ply polyester cord body. 78 series wide profile. White sidewalts. No trade-in required. Mark Huainan on a reverse ~ around left end for 15 yards, through the second half Mark ey ices. .- quarterback Bruce Annctt connected with George Por'zi on a 40 yard pass play, th e extra point try failed . Just before the n en ' ;itiirP_P& low nr + .( Ir .%4f - I i " t- . Wheel P 4' - alignment - ,.` - . rT_i_~~_. tz~~_~ Reliant polyester. Four ply polyester cord tire In the wide, modern 78 series profile. Wrap-around tread, white sldewalls. No trade-in required. 25 % off Now 8 21 Reg. 10.95. Save 2.74 - Low, low prices on polyester cord tires. Heavy duty muff ler 99 1 8 Additional parts if required are extra. Includes complete suspension inspection, camber, caster and toe-In, set steering wheel center. Road test. r I .3 Game time is 12:00. , Whitewall tubeless. Whitewall r $ 133- - Save 140 with helmet Reg. 249.99. Sale 209,99. Check out the fiber glass body. 3. HP engine. blue with racing stripe 03 h.p. Tecumseh engine •4 cycle S 6" steel wheels S I 4- 'CHARGE IF' at Sanford Plaza Penney's the game. __ Im S Mini-bike Closeout -± 4 .-S---, '41. , I Steel belted Tire size Price A78-13 27.00 33.00 F18-14 G78-14 34.00 H78-14 35.00 , -" "-4';.- X'4 3' '.4 '-'7',.,., :Y''" .e 5 ........ '' er*"4. 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Sanford Flag Football A UI), by Alan May ort- o, 4 '. " tL-T .' HAVE NO ,.,,.. ....,.,.,, SAN r 011D IF LAG FOOTBALL LEAGUE FOOTLOOSE '... SEMINOLE VS SEABREEZE H.S. SANDCRABS Service Message ________________________________________ Pi,.ioi 1 -'IlI, UI IU.'III2lII tlir,,inin 1-1-11 A Community The 8 p.m. contest will ,,it the Tournament lit hpitlnci f'.-4. 'i - -J/ "' • Homecoming Anyone holding tickets for All games 8 p.m. EDINBURGH, England - Top-seeded Julie Heldman advanced to th e third roun d of th e Dewar Cup Tennis ' ' ! Dodgers th us gained 23 of the 24 Michigan State U ni ve rsity and first-place votes, teaching at the same school, The remainder of the field In. was given a landslide victory in eluded Al lirabosky of St. Louis the Cy Young election from the with nine poin ts; Cincinnati's very people he had disdained Jack Billingham, eight; Cincin- the s ports writers, HE'S nati's Don Gullett, five; Clay Carroll of Cincinnati, two, and Pit tsbu rgh's Dave Giusti, Buzz Capra of Atlanta, and Lynn in f, •I (..J'l..L..... .._t 'I%.JIUWljI U: i. ziuis, an one, prize. A to ta l of 24 writers voted, The only ot her reliever to win two from each Nationa l League a major award from the Base- city, and the point total was dØ i ( ball Writers Association of cided on a basis of five for first America was Jim Konstanty, place, three for second and one th. V'JfItInrl,,I I C,... who WI ULU U. Most Valuable Player during Marshall appeared in a the "Whiz Kid" days of the record-breaking 106 games this Phi ladelphia Phillies in 1950. past season, an achievement The Dodge rs took three of the that be tte red his own National first four places as Atlanta's League standard of 92 set the Phil Niekro finished t hi rd with year be fore with the Montreal 15 points and Los Angeles' Don Expos. Sutton was fourth wi th 12. Ile became the first relief Messersmjth, along with pitcher in Nationa l League hisNiekro the only 20-game win- tory to qualify for the earned ners in the National League this run title wi th 208 innings. Maryear, received five firstplace shall finished four th in that catvotes. Niekro and Sutton had egory with a 2.42 mark. LII Heldman Advances - S -- -, $ Needs you .-' . - I. In the third period as running The longest was a 40 yard back Louis Lively ran it in from pass to Edmonds In the first 30 yards out, half. In CInni .....:a is-'III&dl P'' Ivu, 4Ud[ueiensiveiy brooms" was terback Mark Renaud scored again led by ta ckle Marcus with four yard sneak play. Kendrick along with Ken Cahill Wenhold started an entire and Pat Reno, who recovered new line as the Panthers upped three fumbles. - SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOO . k one each. Pitchers from the Marshall, now studying for a National League champion doctorate in psychology at SANFORD - Although their record to i-1 with their Crooms High School found final against Oviedo next themselves sparring to a Th ursday. scoreless first ha lf with Lyman Along with Lively, Alvin High School, they did manage Sweet shared in the running to win 12-0, Tuesday at offense as the Panthers Seminole Stadium. dominated the run ni ng game. As Crooms coach sta ted after But Wenhold was surprised the game, both teams were with passing game as Renaud merely feeling each other out in completed several passes to that first half, ends James Edmonds and Troy The Panthers finally scored Sloan for 150 total yards. Van Brocklin Fired Oviedo GUARDS: Here fies the Jan' stength, With the flashy Mwavich, wrand in dw k4w in wariq MA sesson(27.7), and PREDICTION: NewCoach Scotty Robertson had mnendou ATLANTA Norm Van Brocklin was fired as general manager and coach of th e Atlanta Falcons and replaced as coach by Marion Campbe ll, th e Nation al Footba ll Lçague team's defensive coordinator, the game for the purpose of Hopefully the announcement raising money for charities, of the participating teams will Oct. 23 New York and Oct. 30 John Jones, spokesman for be made next week. FRIDAY Birmingham games, those Lake Brantley at Rockledge tickets will be honored Thur. Seminole at Lyman _________________________ aday when the Flor ida Blazers Titusville Astronaut at return to the Tangerine Bowl. p.m. .. , Stu Lantz, a starter at Detroit, New 0mje3ns will be able to match most dubs in the league offensively In the beckcotEl. Maravich's defense, however, has many shortcomings. Jim Flarnett, who usuiily plays his best coming off the bench, and oungsI Ic Nelson will supplywmedepth. Rating: B. Alumni, Former Athletes, Homecoming Queens, Cheerleaders, Coaches, Neighbors... Birmingham, 13-5, will 'prob- Dowling at quarterback. Pete Beathard and rookie ably start George Mira at quarVeteran fullback Jim Nance speedster Rufus Ferguson have terback but rookie Mutt Reed is the top rusher for Shreveport, helped turned things around. - Crooms \A/ins Fourth VIl.LANOVAwPR. - Jim Weaver, in his first year as football toach at Villanova Uni versity, was fired only hours after he disclosed he would quit at th e end of the season to go to Clarion State College. 4 Except for the Lyman Seminole County prep teams the upcoming game, originally Greyhounds, who are a have probably wondered how thought of bringing two THURSDAY member of the Metro Con. their teams would fare against Seminole County fratns for the Por tland Storm at Florida (erence supporters of the other the Metro schools, event, but is now leaning to one Blazers, Tangerine Bowl, county team, against one of the Orlando. . On Decem ber 6 at the Lyman Metro teams. Florida Tech at University of High School field, the answer South Florida (soccer) may be resolved as the first If that doesn't work out, a Lyman JV at Winter Park 4 winning team from outside the annual Rotary Bowl will be p.m. will be brought in to face played . The Seminole County area NEW ORLEANS JAll ! I I NEW YORK (AP) Mike Marshall, the tireless relief pitcher who helped the Los An. geles Dodgers win their first pennant in eight years, was named the National League's Cy Young Award winner today. Marshall collected 17 of 24 possible first-plact votes to out. score teammate Andy Messersmjth, 96 points to 65, and Ix-come the first relief pitcher wii. * Games Come on Home -.... - k at - ", - Sports Schedule Best NL Pitcher - Spirits Sign Barr - FOOTBALL the talented uffcnsve line that turned loos, ,running back O.J. Simpson for a record 2,003 yards last season. Green complained of stomach pains d ur ing the Bi lls' 29- - - V,~,~ r', 1 ;, - - Marshall Named 28 victory over New England last Sunday, a club spokesman said. On Tuesday, doc tors discovered he had appendicitis. - 1, -T." e-e: '. 13U1'FM.O, N.Y. tAP; - Sta rting right tackle Donnie Green has undergone an emergency appendectomy and will be lost to th e Buffalo Bills indefi nitely, t he club says. The 6-foot-7. 272-pound fouryear veteran was a charter member of the National Football league club's Electric ('nipany arr - rF ittly hey Gators co uld go to the Gator he ld every year in are accustomed to havi ng," Bowl and maybe the Sugar Bowl, consistently the Gator draws a CaDickey said. Bowl. pacity crowd of 70,000, any playoff game here. - Pro Occasionally Nicklaus would sneak a peak at th e starry-eyed gallery, of which all eyes were focused on his every move, and it appeared he was blushing, and maybe just asking himself,"Am I wo T really that famous," Considering his incredible golf record, it's By HOWARD Sfffl1 Florida hosts Portland Thurs- will be available for relief. &.1i-1, with 1,073 yards. D.C. amazing how he handles all the attention he AP Sports Writer day night. Reed came off the bench to lead Nobles and David Maya share receives during a tournament, but he did show how The World Football League, The Hawaiians, 7-I1 but re- the Americans past Florida last the quarterbacking. tension was relieved on the very next hole. the ultimate equal opportunity vived with the acqulstlon of week. Al Jenkins, averaging a Memphis, 15-3, boasts teeing the ball up on the short 15th hole, he employer, has gone through i quarterback Randy Johnson, remarkable 21 yards a WFL's top scorer, tight end Ed weeks of its 20-week season al- can virtually clinch a playoff reception, provides Binning. Marshall. Marshall has collect. remarked to Weiskopf, loud enough for the entire ready, and the only teams that spot by upsetting the Southern ham with a long-range threat. ed 121 points, most of them on gallery to hear, "I haven't made a hole in one all have been'elimrnatj from the California Sun. Johnson has year." The remark immediately brought laughter Philadelphia's King Corcoran touchdown passes from John p la yoffs are the ones who have been aiming most of his passes Is second to Adams among WFL Huarte. J.J. Jennings, w ho ran from the gallery. ceased operation, for 107 yards last week against Playing a round with Nicklaus during a tournaHalf of the league's 10 active the Hawaiians, leads the ment, one would think a pro would develop an In. Southe rn California, ground attack. ferioritv complex, -as in the case oithë team of Memphis; Florida, BirChicago, 7-11, has lost nine Babe Hiskey and Kermit Zarley, as their names mlngham and Charlotte _have straight games since losing Vir. weren't mentioned once in the gallery, and clinched playoff spots and the gil Carter, the league's top probably nobody cared. other five are still fighting It out passer, Mark Kellar, the for the remaining three berths. Having heard and read that Nicklaus is often cool league's top rusher, and James And, as luck would have It, the toward the press, I wondered how I would approach Scott, the league's top receiver, five haves take on the five him after his round, but I never got the to injuries. Bubba Wyche will chance. As havenois in this week's action, s he walked from th e 18th green to the clubhouse at Tim Delaney, t he WFL's passers and is coming off a ta rt at quarterback. a S outh e rn California visits th Florida, 12., has the league's e leadi ng receiver, mere 100 yards away he was immediately engulfed strong showing - 20 best defense, allowing Just 14 by autograph seekers of all ages, which lasted 45 The Sun, 13-5, has a passing pletions In 34 attempts against Phi delpt and Charlottehosts is at points a game, and the league's rookie Chicago. The Bell 13 &40. minutes until everyone was satisfied. game of its own Shreveport tonight while Mem- Tony Adams doing with top rusher, Tommy Reaznofl most of the Charlot te, 101, has lost three As th e clubhouse door closed behind him, I was pids entertains Chicago and with 1,401 yards gained. Adams leads the of Its past fow games and will Portland, 7sqre there really is a Jack Nicklaus, 101, is the WFL's league with 254 ,completions In start rookie Gary Danielson By the way, the man along with Tom Weiskopf, in most improved club. The Storm 461 attempts for 3,646 yards and place of the Injured Tom Sher. had an 0.7-1 record after Its first finished in 16th place behind winners Hubert Green fl touchdowns, man and the ineffective Brian eight games but quarterback and Mac McLendon. investors interested in purchasing the financially troubled Blazers, John Coury, Storm ticket manager, sa id If Portl an d qualifies for the playoffs, th ose tickets will be honored for - -. Idol Struck Gallery tonight, is now set for Th ursday night in Orlando, The WFL order ed tile switch to meet th e demands of new TUESDAY NIGHT'S RESULTS Perfecta (2 4) 1129.00 Doubles, Spec. 7: SEVENTH 60 360 5.70 I IJrza.Lenhz FIRST, Doubles. Spec. 7: 1 10 1.70 6 60 1.60 3.00 2 Eddy Via (ddyLel: 300 2 Neul-B&tla 300 I $00 Ica Arana QuinIela (16) 135 40 280 3 Oguiri .iawl Perfecta (16) 1111 60 $34 QUInI,J (1 Doubles, Spec. 7: EIGHTH Perfecta (21) .$$4.90 1260 510 3.60 3 Fermin AipI SECOND, Doubles. Spec. 7: 7.10 120 2 Menche, II Aran1I.10 6.10 160 • BibaoAflu 5.00 I 1.60 3.70 6 MarurlMencha I Eddy Atbercli 4.10 1 Quinlela (73) 143. Ecano Len): Perfeclii (I 2) $153.70 OulnIela (68) $33.10 NINTH, Singles. Spec . 7: Prfccta (86) $110.10 Miguel 28.20 11,00 140 3 Big Q (12 with 68) $1,401 40 760 440 1 THIRD, Double, Spec. 7: 6.30 $ 11.10 7,00 46() 1 Bilbao AdianaLenix ;o è QulnIeIa 13 4) 14700 ArechaArani 10.00 Per.ecta (3 4) 119260 160 lea Sanchez TENTH Singles, Spec 7: OunIeia (I 6) 547 80 IS 0') 14 t,O 13 00 1 C.1 Pcrfvit, (1 6) 5131.10 Reno 3.00 4.00 2 FOURTH Doubles, Spec 1: Marurl 5.60 6 Doubles, Spec 7: Zisrre 1760 9.2o 380 5 QuInlela (2-7) 15200 Negu( Perez 11 00 7 10 3 Perfecta 17.21 $193.20 310 2 Double (37) 1266.10 MenchallAzpl Doublet, Spec. 7: ELEVENTH Quinlela (33) $51.10 Ogu)iaAltu 1600 6.40 3 $0 2 erfecta is 3) $136 10 Sin? IMurua 660 310 7 3) $111 00 Cacho Perez 4.00 3 FIFTH Doubles, Spec. Fermin AItu 1l0 1.60 7.40 S QtinelIa (27) $5700 720 560 I Pertecta (7.fl $1190 Doubles, Spec. 7: Sala Larrea 660 3 TWELFTH Rene Miguel 1.60 S oo 300 3 (3$) 133 $0 PermlnMencha I 7.70 3 00 i Perf ect a (5$) $757.30 ChuchoMurva 3.40 1 SIXTH Doubles, Spec. 7: Neu' iavl 2340 s 360 2 Qulniela (3 7) $29.10 Perfecta (3 7) $71.40 Arecfla AItu 6.10 1.40 4 100 • Big 0 (27 with 37) $20360 Aliva AipI A 7.461: Handle 1131.176 QuinieIa (2 4) $36 Cl) - Move Frced PORTI.AN [), Ore, (AP) The Portland Storm is offering ticket refunds for th e team's World Football league game against Florida, but Storm officials say th ere haven't been too many ta kers. Th e game, originally scheduled for Civic Stadium here r H The man with the build of a linebacker, bleached blond hair and deep tan is certainly an imposing figure. lie must be important as everyone in sight is following him as he goes about his business making money, (playing golf). Having never attended a PGA golf tournament, I decided the Disney Team Championship was a good time to see the likes of Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Jack Miller and Sam Snead in person. instead of them being interview by Jim McKay on Wide World of Sports. Upon arriving at the tournament, I immediately began asking everyone near me, "Which hole is Nicklaus on," and I was constantly being asked the <;11114, :p u't inn nlyself. But it didn't take long to locate the "Golden Bear," he was where the largest crowd was as- 1 GAINESVIlLE, Fla, (AP) Notre Dame edged Alabama Dickey called the seniors to. is a great opportunity but 24-23 for the national champion. gether Tuesday and told them also a challenge for both Flori. ship In last year's Sugar Bowl. they had the Sugar Bowl in. da and Nebraska," Florida Florida linebacker Glenn vitation. They quickly up. Coach Doug Dickey sa id Tues. Cameron, who is from Miami, proved. day af ter a Sugar Bowl match. said, "There are a few people The coach reminded the Gaing of these high-ranked f oot- on th is team from Miami who torsthattheir traditional meet. ba ll teams was announced, would like to have gone to the ing wi th Georgia in Jackson. Florida Is six th and Nebraska Orange Bowl, but I'm Just glad ville th is Saturday will be al. ninth In The Associated Press to get the decision out of the most like a bowl game. po ll, way so we can concentrate on "It's on a neutral field and "After the game played in the playi ng Geor gia this weekend." has that same kind of atmosSugar Bowl last year, it will be Seniors on the Florida team phere," he said. an added challenge to give New were told Monday night that the Th e Georgia-Florida game, Orlea ns the kind of game t -_ PETE ROGERS Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974-1 ]A centrifugal cluich recoci starter, motorcycle steer ing and retractable foot PC9S. 105 pounds of power �Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. W 4t ,Doctor Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-12A p h ISOfl$ who works with h' decade, his own sales figures ii i. " is not USUiu.iy consulted liwUt indicate a rise of more n the perfume he is working per cent. Although Ricci helped his As for his wife, "artists never mother found the couture busi- ask their wives to approve their creations —_______ - _______ became her confidant and adviser in the business end of it, flower, but he doesn't think it is A C after the war he yearned to do wise to copy nature exactly whether it Is a rose or carnation something creative. or whatever. All together, the "In 29 years I've developed can blend into omehin( only five perfumes because lovely. A-;j each takes me about five years. I I always design with a particua~fr tar woman in mind and s~rive INJ order to get two pounds of sb. uses withan atomizer, e for a scent that doesn't make a j solute of Jasmine, an ingredientulsists Ilk curiosity of a woman. You N LII I. Many perfumers have conof good perfume. It takes about L . IL , : shouldn't be overpowered 50 'iitC (,%,ju ff I, 250 workers from sunrise to sidered whether to cut back on w fee t away." His most recent y 'j a' time of the expensive bottles i that hold .-• noon. which is the best $,:pu ) -scent jsa contradiction "for the , (fit), to cut the flowers. 11e oil the perfurne. But most ha% -,h), Wt %~ ild t) IA!, perhap.'i with Mad A6 NIN extracted from them now costs come to the conclusion that the fawn-like freedom." T RICCI about $2,500 a pound. Essence bottle is part the whole aura He considers modern women ofrteishighere%enthan that, of perfume, which Is half 'too exuberant In their rein lie will continue to make about $3,000 for the same time bought as a gt keeping tioriships and too willing to give what he wants to make 11111 Ill quantity," he explained. Ricci is especially adamant his own personality tnvoled too much of themselves away." Ricci doesn't use the rose oil that bottles should continue to his business uin still enjoy pamperadvisers make but other perfumers depend on be luxury containers, and he suggestions, he says, but In the mg women as feminine crea the Bulgarian rose attar, which spends a good deal of time detures. end he gets his own way. . featuring -. .:: considered so precious that it signing the bottle, label . :; - "A Frenchman thinks of perand time he invites their opinions, . LOWREY ORGANS is said to be stashed in banks in box. He has designed a bird he Is more-or-less sure he Is fume from the psychological a number of countries. stopper, and most recently a right. He has no stock holders and physical point of view, but Many other essential in- heart-shaped bottle which has and doesn't need more money the Americans may start from , .L red1ents are going up. Some the perfume in the central part, than he can spend, so he's to IflO e th marketing end. Twenty-live "not are exotic — civet or sandal- "like a Just-opened chestnut" interested in mass production" years ago people were saying lIalloen Is gone but not forgotten by these youngsters at Fox ood that may be needed For which provided him with the HALLOWEEN With all the problems per. the American nose was notable Wright Cottage.Methodist ChUdrens Home, Enterprise. Zeta Xi "Support" by some perfumers idea. The French glassmaker. huners facv in importing in. to get a subtle expression besorority members Vivian Wheeler (left) and Jean McClain and these must be imported at Lalique, executes his bottle gredients, sales haven't gone cause of that, but that is not ii • helped liven things op for Doug Cummings, Kathleen Duriand high prices. Perfume prices are ideas, F N' OVER FU down, lUcef maintains. in a necessarily true any more." and Tina Cummings at a Halloween costume party held at Fox ______________________ Wright Cottage last 7q% f/finn - f ______ : ': • W - 11* .. !fII,'-U(4. :.•: -- - : coming , Altamonte — S au .- Honors Bar Tr n ty Prep i , .••. is i d DEAR ABBY __"`_' ` All the solemn pagentry Trinity's campus where a associated with the church in solemn high num was held. the Middle Ages was apparant 'llwreafter, the students, all today at TrimtY PrePulltorY in medieval costtime, lived out Sthool'sopenlng parade totheir the day with seniors jgnsJ first-ever Shakespearean lords and ladies and the juniors 47% ?y Festival as peasants. All during the day [.'% Students and priests bearing Shakespeanean plays were flaming twche-% banners WA enacted, including Othello, Incense proceeded to colorful MacBeth and King Lear. tent errected at the center of Highlighting the festival was s a grand banquet with all food You 0"'t Have T prepared by the studerAL it 4 A MILLIONAIROE was served on planks and eaten To H EAT Like fw O~ With with the fingers. 19=_~ Mrs. Gloria Houghton of I. department c4nera I a Electric Trinity's W conceived the Idea of the CENTRAL HEATING t CALL s1minr Univers i t y 0 "") d Edinburgh, It is WALLIGIC. anticipated the Shakespear " n M4U2 Festival will become an &nmW 100 S. Sanford 1-k affair. — ! Jj( Ill ' . .- - ' Save With Lef tovers rr L Fi h s Do n't Li lip -" -. OPERATORS SPECIALS - PERM NENTS - • &JlIJII , $14 - . yJJQ HARDWARE STORES - BA.APUD with Alp ne~%o&od- 1995 VALUE —\ eere %l)f 1111 A\ £ 0 I UU r —'---------) ) I Of ( -. I . *kA 1 1f STYLING 4- QT. 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But when asthma develops for the first time around 2Oor30, it is much more difficult It üften 't'ts wop progressively. Sometilli"s it Is even fatal." Dr. Somekh has written a new book, "Allergy and Your Child." It should help parents and the allergic child and banish some old-Fashioned superstitions. It treats the problems of the atopic baby year by year through the first six years. It treats the subject of bronchial asthma thoroughly. Its approach Is simple and direct and very easily understood. [lot the most practical part of the book is that devoted to special diets and cooking for allergic child. Here are some examples from the book: Food Additives as a Cause of Ch .(:o l : ive*asa Most of our iceboxes have an Reg. $25 assortment of remnants from Bs ABIGAIL AN BLRE.,N recent meals that we dutifully A . keepfor a few days, then throw REALISTIC ZOTOS " 1 out or give to the neighbor's FERNIODYLE I. DEAR ABBY: I know this sounds like a silly problem, but dog. CARYLE RICHARD syo ur answer would mean so much to me. In these days of rocketing A friend and I often fish together and we both enjoy it. That is, food costs, when everyone is . Ido wmtfl It comes timeto clean the fish. My friend then proceeds casting about for some way to toflhlet the flshwhile they are stili alive and wiggling. xueexpenses, one good way is Thisbothers me , but my friend asstxes me th at fish have no totrytocreate attractive meals feelings, I think they have. from leftovers, Who is right? It dom't take much imagiSORRY FOR FISH nation to make a hash from DEAR SORRY: I checked with the Fish and Willdlife yesterday's roast, but did you Department of the University of Minnesota, and their qwkesman, ever think of saving that coffee Dr. Th omas Waters (so help me said: "Since fish do have net- that is growing cold on your • ,i -• vous systeInJ,they also have feeHflgs.However, It's IinposiJbe breakfast table? You'd be stir. U1'4 ., say whether the pain aIhh feels ls the same kind ofpa prised how delicious it can beas a flavor or custard or a cream . So tell your Impatient friend th at you aren't buying his fish pie. story, hook, Hoe and sinker, and be should wilt until the fish Is Most of us toss out vegetable UNIS EX dead before be fillets it. scraps before doing the dinner DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been mWded a year. We disligm, but they can be used In a O HAIR were very happy until 1w week. ulad the next day or served FAMILY HAIR CARE with a dip asanarpe(frer. 3I Commercial barely $100a week.) I told her to take it hack. We argued a while Ph. 322.413 I know one couple who even Downtown Sanford ~nd she refused to return it. The next day I took it back. (Next To Holiday House) save scrambled eggs and add I WINNER 7bat evening when J came home for dinner, my wife was them to a thick soup. standing in the kitchen naked, preparing supper. A 1974 Coty Hall of Fame I asked her why was she naked, and she said, "Because I don't have anything to wear." Then It dawned on me what she was winner is this roomy Big coat In pale blue denim, worn h trying to get across, but I just ignored her. I never said another word about her being naked, which U111tChfUg Danis and it p natural colored sweater and bugged her. All during the meal she would bump my arm. When ' URNITURE, INC. muffler, she got up to get the coffee she shoved my chair. Finally she ''-." "accfdentall y" hit rneln the head with the coffeepot. That's w RR KI I DPEA turned her over iny knee wA gave her a good spanking on her • JVI LtVrIJUjVk) bare fanny. I figured If she was going to act like a child, I'd treat " ewi If her like me. ? Shn's not talking to me now. Was I wrong? THESPANKER ANOPY BED DEAR SPANKER: Yes. Fighting fire with fire won't solve i. U II WITH FRAME lf t)tI DaCL.. anything, so knock off the spanking, and tell her to cut out th e IO$ bumping and knocking. Your wife needs to learn bow to live on your salary. And If It's Insufficient for ber extras, maybe she should get a job. DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a middle-aged man who ants to marry for th e first time in his life, but can't tolerate Pits c" I/ beloved's children? She's a wonderful woman, but the thought of sharing her with those kids turns me off. Don 't get me wrong. they aren't "bad" — they're Pormal, but that's bad enough. I'.ealways found children d1fficJttobe around Ilersare in t' their teens. and will soon be out of the house and on their owr, but marriage right now would be rough for me On the other hand, the LI lady is lovely and wait until her kids are on their own, I'm afraid III lose her. Any suggestions? TORN DEAR TORN: Much depends open how this lovely lady feels about her children You have no guarantee that once her kids are Out of the house" she will sever all connections with them and 40 .J r conctntr2te MIUSIVely On yoU. I think you'd better try to find a "Oman who can devote herself exclulively to you, now sod Later. - flavored or colored with ar- intensity. Some children cannot "It is vitally important to treat very young children for asthma. Then it is possible to prevent the astlima from get. tit . ' The Air For Allergy Sufferers Clears CereaFree Diets cereals, dry or cooked, The Egg-Free Diet noodl es, meat loaf, croquettes, symptoms and treatment. tilicial additives. These create tolerate milk in any form. Milk A child who Is sensitive to two crackers meatballs and breaded meats. However, Dr. Somekh adds, One of seven people in u a great problem for our asth- is incorporated in beverages, types of cereal grains must prepared mixes for cakes, Eggs should be carefully "Allergy and Your Child" "I must warn the troubled Uiited States suffers from an matic population, Dr. Somekh breads and zwieback, butter, avoid the entire grain family, gravies, sauces and cream avoided by some allergic also gives several recipes that mother that she is a nurse and allergic disease, according to warns, cheese, cookies and cakes. These foods contain cereals: soups, macaroni products, children. These foods contain avoid the foods warned against guardian of her asthmatic child the Allergy Foundation of beverages such as flavored meats that are breaded, pan- eggs: beverages such as here. It also lists places in the but not his doctor. The 55thThe Milk-Free Diet America. In addition, allergy soups, cream sauces, desserts milk drinks (malted), instant cakes, seasoned potato chips, eggnog, malted drinks and United Sta tes where ragweed is matic child and others with has now become the leading such as cream pies, ice cream, coffee, breads including rye, commercially baked beans and others, bread and rolls, broth, relatively scarce and provides serious allergies must see his Milk sensitivity varies in sherbet and many others, soy, graham, melba toast, etc., the like. • chronic disease of children. cakes and cookies, desserts, a list of the main allergies with doctor regularly." "1 firmly believe that after years of treating children suffering from various degrees of asthma and other allergies, ...... the loving care parents give a PLEASED child is far more important 0 TO ACCEPT 0 U 0 heredity," states Dr, Emile lknnekh, specialist in the treat. rices fixed each year after the flowBy VIVIAN BROWN ers picked uiuuig August, AP Newifeatures Write; If you wonder why perfume he commented. continues to go up in price — "Many people cringe when and it will go up another 10 per perfume prices are mentioned, cent early In 1975 — it is be- but they don't consider the cost cause "there is a lot of work. of other luxuries — theater, manship (labor) connected restaurant dinners and the like. With it." So says Robert Ricci, Perfume can provide a lasting 68, a former president of the French Couture Syndica who For little more than a few is consider pennies a day, a woman might --nose." "For example, it is necessary buy a supply of toilet water that would last her a month if she to cut four milhon flowers -T By GAYNOR MADDox The Herald Services Somekh 53t -, PRI(ESINTHISADARE EFFECTIVE RU ' NOV 974 IN THE FOLLOWING A&P FOOD STORES L w ai w M' US'OI'fI' 4d n d ?6 . u Iii '.Ito O PIAtOPatl QI £ m 16 ' 4OIS mill L m aiii Q' 6 ~96as ft 9= L== W~ -w— Of ANY Ulu P11(1 PO1 A.A Alit TO OJHtI wHOtliati 01 it ?All O1AIIIS NOt IIO- lit 101 ITP0GIAV,At ISPOIS PINECREST CENTER HWY 17-92 At 27th SANFORD - • . • - �28— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 Camping, .ilkIng and back. Packing have become year. round activities for many families. College students also lake to the woods or mountains surrounding their campuses for day or week-end hikes. Theirs is a compact world and few ex traneous items such as bulky cooking utensils fit why snack foods that provide energy and nutrition are so popular. One such is an apricot This back-packin' bar which cornbines filling oats, raisins and apricots. These keep well. A Treat For Hikers APRICOT BACK. PACK IN' BARS cup sesame seed f V4 cup butter or margarine, softened 1 cup packed light borwn sugar 1 egg 1 cup unslited all purpose flour Iii teaspoon salt ' teaspoon baking 35Odegree oven for 5 to 8 minutes, stirring occasionally until golden. Remove from oven. Cool. In a large mixer bowl, cream butter, brown sugar and egg until light and fluffy. Stir flour, salt, baking soda and cinnamon into butter mixture until well mixed. Add oats, apricots, teaspoon ground toasted sesame seed and cinnamon raisins; mix well. (Mixture will 1 cup finely chopped be thick.) Spread evenly in a dried California greased 13 x 9-Inch baking pan. apricots Bake in a 30degree oven for 20 cup seedless to 25 minutes or until toothpick raisins inserted in center comes out To toast sesame seed: Place clean. Cool in pan 5 minutes. sesame seed in shallow pan In Cut into 24 bars. Chutney Really T • as te D I of IQ 1IaOruj A pricot-filled bars are welcome on back-packing jaunts COOKING IS FUN I $ 'I ~X k.- ~A W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN SUNDAY DINNER Sauerbraten Potato Pancakes Red Cabbage Seville Nut Torte Fvcrage RLLI CAIil3AGE SEVILLE A favorite version of a hearty dish. 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Medium head (about 2 pounds) red cabbage, shredded (6 cups packed down) k(hutn onion, cut in thin strips 2 large green apples (pared, cored and thickly sliced) 1-1 cup orange marmalade 3 4 teaspoon salt 1-.3rd (llj) cider vinegar 14 cup water In a large saucepot melt the butter; add all the remaining Ingredients and mix well. Bring to a boll; cover tightly and simmer, stirring occasionally, until cabbage is very tender and there ks very little liquid in pan — about 2hours. Makes 8to 10 servings. FAMILY DINNER Poached Fish with Potatoes and Carrots Green Salad Breadlray Peanut Butter Pie PEANUT BUTTER PIE It stars one of our most nutritious and thrifty foods. 3 eggs Lt cup sugar cup chunky peanut butter 1 cup dark corn syrup 44 teaspoon vanilla Unbaked 94nch pie shell In a medium mixing bowl with electric beater at medium speed, beat together the eggs, sugar, peanut butter, corn syrup and vanilla until blended. Pour into pie shell. Bake In a preheated 35Gdegree oven until crust Is brown and filling puffy 50 to 60 minutes.' (Peanut chunks will come to top.) Cool on wire rack before cutting. Makes lto8iervings. - FAMILY DINNER Easy Beet Soup Meat Pattics Potatoes Parsley Cauliflower Apples Beverage EASY BEET SOUP Quick version of Russian borsch. 2 cups lightly packed grated (medium-fine) Wed beets 1 cup very finely shredded cabbage, not packed at all 1.3rd cup chopped onion 4 cup lemon juice Two 10-ounce cans condensed beef broth (bouillon) diluted with 2 soupcans water Beef bouillon cube dissolved in 1 cup boiling water 2 tablespoons sugar 12 teaspoon salt Pepper to taste Commercial sour cream In a large saucepot over low heat, tightly covered, cook the beets, cabbage, onion and lemon juice until vegetables are tender; if necessary, add a co'iple of tablespoons of water durug cooking. Add all the beef bouillon, sugar, salt and peppr; suwt:r, covered, for 10 minutes. Top each serving with a spoonful of sour cream. Makes about 112 quarts 6 servings. — l)IPT DINNER F-r,ht (kii with Tomato Sauce Noodles Salad Grapefruit Beverage FIGURE-RIGHT CHICKEN Cooked this way, chicken thighs are 4 broiler-fryer chicken thighs Wrap thighs in one layer of heavyweight foil; bring top edges of (oil together and make drugstore fold; fold over ends a few times to make a leakproof pauiice. Place on a cookie sheet and bake in a preheated 0-degree oven until cooked through 30 minutes. GRAIN FED DELICIOUS BOTTOM ROUND L•. - Two (actions of a church were locked in a bitter struggle over the powers of a controversial mI11mtcr. Finally they took the issue to court for settlement. But the Judge refused to take sides. Calling attention to the constitutional separation of church and state, the judge said: "Courts do not inquire into questions exclusively ecclesiastical. If the courts should deal with litigation of that nature, the whole subject of theology would have to be examined. Such a course would establish the courts as the final arbiter in every religious controversy." Quantity Ri9hts Reserved -A Qt INS 'kJ Wt PLEDGE To FIGHT INFLATION AND WINN DIXIE STORES, INC COPYRIGHT 1971 i Rights Reserved Quant ty WINNDtzitSTOi(S CONSERVE ENERGY COPYRIGHT - IN C PRICES 1014 THURS. NOV. 7 THRU WED. NOV. 13 GOOD LB. BONELESS BOTTOM ROUND STEAK Is $129 11 PRICES GOOD THURS. NOV. 7 THRU WED. NOV. 13 .15. ---- - WE PLEDGE TO TO FIGHT FIGHT ..a.... - FUNNY FACE ALL FLAVORS Drinks . . . . . • • • 6os DIET 39c MIGHT FRUIT 49c I6.oi Cocktail....... CAN DIET DEliGHT HALVES Pears. . ....... CANS SUGAR TWINS Sweetener. — SO CT. ..•. o. • . • . . • • • 0 MIX Gingerbread 57c • • PEG BETTY CROCEIR 55c 39c PEG RONCO Pie Crust Mix .,. at PKG Vermicelli PIC43c Syrup ' . . . . . COFFUMATE COFFEE Batter N' Bake. Creamer JAE 925 OOc F • WD . . . . Ut LJ_J Crisco Oil GAU . . COMSIOCE 629 Tnncfmc ççc D#.,L '°"°' $ . MIX Meat Stew.. IS Round Steak FRENCH FOOCS SELECTED . 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Likewise, courts have dealt with such mundane matters as the ownership of church real estate or the administration of trust funds left to a church. Furthermore, of course, churchmen are just ms subject to the criminal law as any other citizen. Thus: A minister, while denouncing sin in his sermon, described it in unusually vivid language. Outraged members of his congregation complained to the police, and the minister was duly haled into court on a charge of using obscene language In a public place. Finding him guilty, the court commented: "He has a right to propagate his religious views, but will not be permitted to commit a breach of the peace under the guise of preaching the gospel." A public service feature of The Florida Bar and the American Bar Association. Written by Will B?rnard. Iwant her to live ma world without cancer. 16 t3lueberry 1 i e 5*1 21-o*. CAN . S I. B e B ' • CAN n • . . • CHUN EIP4G 73c 69c Cat Food 6JAE •• 83C Soya Sauce . 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Ii $I 00 ) $]00 42os. (HUN KING Mushrooms . S.. CHICkEN f =-i-k DRAIN Chow Mein.... szt (PQWPi a'., 0I . . . . . . . zi . ç3 Mushrooms • 83c Noodles UL DUM?uNGS 6 Ck ick juicy. — By CECILY BROWNSTONE She lived in India for almost EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-38 12 (quartered, seeded and Associated Press Food Editor months (counting four dlIferent finely knife-chopped or head space. Run a spatula Of all the recipes from India, visits) and, as she says, "spent ground) through chutney in each jar to Americans have been more in. a large portion of that time In 1½ cups finely chopped onion remove air bubbles. Wipe rims terested in the chutneys of that the homes of many Indian I clove garlic, crushed and threads of Jars with a clean country than in any other au- friends and dining at some of 2 cups raisins damp cloth. Add lids (following thentic Indian dishes. Now that India's 'best tables." 16-ounce and 8-ounce manufacturer's directions for there's been a revival of home DATE AND ORANGE package pitted dates boiling or holding them in hot preserving here, you may want CHUTNEY water before using) and tightly to "put up" an especially de. 2 cups sugar Into a large kettle turn the screw on clean bands. Place licious Indian chutney made 2 cups water sugar, Water, vinegar, salt, cm- jars in water-bath canner or on with dates and oranges that 1 quart distilled white namon, nutmeg, chili powder a rack In a large saucepot. Add we've never before come vinegar and ginger. Stir over low heat hot water to cover jars by at ft across. 4 3 teaspoons salt until sugar dissolves. Bring to least 1 inch. Bring water to a _j We f ou nd t he rec i pe In "A 1 teaspoon ground cinnam on boil; add rem aining ingredients boil; reduce heat to ma in ta in a Taste of India" by Mary S. At1 teaspoon ground nutmeg and boil for 5 minutes; simmer, steady gentle boil; process 10 .—' wood, published by Houghton 2 teaspoons chili powder stirring occasionally, for 1 minutes. Remove Jars and Mifflin about live years ago and 2 tablespoons minced fresh hour. ladle the boIing hot place on cloth a few Inches still in print. Mrs. Atwood's or finely grated dried chutney into clean hot wide. apart, out of drafts, until cool. book Is a decidedly worthwhile ginger root mouth preserving Jars with Store In a dark, dry, cool place. introduction to Indian cooking. 2 large unpeeled oranges two-part caps, leaving t4-inch Makes nine ½-pint Jars. Date and Orange Chutney are excellent gifts r:.: .......................ye : : ___ .LJ Cottage Cheese GOOD THRU NOV 13 s No 56 .... ..... .. __I _________________________ ----------i.II...11_ —;-;; ..*t5SSeSBSSI.S.... 419 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 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Amerkim Cancer Societ) �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, Nov. 6. 1974 Flank Steak: 'Different ' Stew Ancient Apricot Makes By AILEEN CLAIRE no longer the most inexpensive of beef cuts, it still Is a lean cut t!at stretches to serve several persons. For a different beef stew, Is appreciated saucepan. Cover and simmer 10 thoroughly in today's eating minutes or until fruit is soft. The Herald Serjces schemes. If not eaten out of Meanwhile, combine 2-3rd cup Drupes usually make good hand, the apricot makes a of suger, cornstarch and salt in desserts. This is especially true delicious cooked dessert such saucepan; adi milk and cook, lithe drupe is an apricot, or a as an Apricot Cream Meringue stirring, over medium heat fruit wi th hard woody pit. Pie, until mixture comes to boil and Eaten fresh or dried, the an. is thickened. Lightly beat egg APRICOT CREAM dent lit can trace its ancestry yolks; stir in a little milk back to some 3,000 years ago in MERINGUE PIE mixture; combine with cup dried apricots remaining mixture in cup water saucepan. Cook, stirring 1 cup sugar constantly, 1 or 2 minutes. Do 3 Tablespoons cornstarch riot boil. Remove from heat and : teaspoon salt stir in apricots, butter, vanilla cups milk and all but 2 tablespoons 3 eggs, separated almonds. Turn into pie shell. I tablespoon butter or Beat egg whites until foamy; margarine grandually beat in remaining A Taste 1 teaspoon anilla sugar and continue beating ' cup diced almonds, until stiff. Spread meringue roasted over pie and bake at 4.25 degrees I baked, cooled 9- inch pie 5 minutes or until lightly shell browned. Sprinkle pit' with Cu t a pricot s in to small remaining almonds. Cool before tm. (aLwc v ith watcr in (utting. Makes C to 8 arvlIigs. i UU'FN ( LAIRE The Herald Services roll a beef [lank steak i around a layer of fresh herbs, onion and bacon. Simmer slowly until done and combine cooked vegetables with the sliced steak for a different beef 'i stew. Meal PINWHEEL FLANK STEAK 1 beef flank steak 1 cup finely chopped parsley 1 tablespoon minced onion 2 thick slices bacon, chopped 2 tablespoons cooking oil 2 1 14-ounce) cans beef ckler Ti I Itotied I Liuk steak with vegetables makes a different stew - .. 4e When we heard about Eda's 2 tablespoons peanut oil V egetables and Eggs with Pea Medium onion, cut in thin nut Sauce, adapted from In. donesian cuisine, e begged the 2 large ribs celery, thinly recipe. Why track down this sliced on the diagonal particular main dish? Because Medium,i green n.spper pe pper, cut it's meatless and that's what in thin strips readers have be en asking us 6 mfle(IiUjfl mushrooms, for. When we tried it, we found It interesting and delicious.sliced (I ('up) Thanks to the eggs and peanut 1 teaspoon curry powder teaspoon garlic powder butter included, It offers high. Pinch of cayenne pepper quality and low-cost protein 2 tablespoons soy sauce At present Eda is in Korea. 101 -ounce can condensed Her engineer husband, now rechicken broth, undiluted tired, was called there to do a I.. cup water chestnuts, sliced special coftsulting Job. But In a ft n 8-iinic can Small unpeeled potatoes, onions, carrot strips, 'rt'cn beans or other UCLIL)ICS. la% teal i cup celery leaves .. 0 9 . Hard-cook eggs and let stand lfl cooking water off heat but in a warm place. In a 10-inch skillet over moderate heat, heat oil add onion , my, g ' pepper and mushrooms; cook, stirring, just until onion begins to wilt a minute or so. Stir in curry powder, garlic powder and cayenne, then soy sauce, chicken broth, water chestnut.s and raisins; simmer about 5 minutes. Stir in peanut butter until blended, then cornstarch mixture; cook over muoderat heat, stirring constantly, until thickened. Shell and quarter eggs. Turn vegetable mixtures into a serving dish; surround with eggs. Serve with rice and hutnt'y. Makes 4 servings. Surprising Brunch Delight . 1 tablespoon cornstarch combined with ' cup cold water . A rich, pleasantly surprising dish for special guests combines Danish cheese, mushrooms and shrimp in a cream sa uce. This is served as a filling En individual pastry puff rings along with asparagus spears rind a Favorite be verage. You may find a Cheese Puff Ring just the a nswer for something iifferent to serve for Sunday brunches. CHEESE PUFF RING I'asttry: 1 cup water ' cup butter or margarine 1 cup unsifted all-purpose flour 4eggs 2 cups (8 ounces) grated Danish Esrorn cheese - _,• . .. .. 1' - - :,... . i cup butter or margarine By AILEEN CLAIRE Th e Herald Services ., . -r?: \ main (lisli 'f v eg pealiut hut tii FIlling: Quiche Lorraine was created to match the hearty appetites of those in the French province of Lorraine where much of the I F 3RE steel of France Is produced. It served as a taste-tickler preceding a dinner of roast fowl or game. As such, it crossed the Atlantic to become a favorite hors d'oeuvre in the United States. Through the years it has undergone many changes-ranging in use from appetizer to a favorite main dish for lunch, supper or breakfast PRICES EFFECTIVE 1974 your palms. !teaspoon unloi powder to frupoon dry mustard 14 teaspoon savory, crumbled 1-16th Teaspoon pepper Dub Cayenne la cups grated process Swiss cheese if ounces) a cup finely cbOed cooked ham 3 fresh California Bartlett pears cup water catsup 1 tablespoon cornstarch 'i cup chopped green onion 5 WESTERN BEE 89C 15 01. ,_• • •• • . C ut Fresh Peach Kuchen a • _• bOUflT Klgflfl Priced Right! Tastes Great! Right! Priced SAVE 20c, CARNATION _ Instant Milk SAVE 30' MAXWELL HOUSE It AN% USSup" $It *WT. swwd , ii s& s.s= u,t 54715. OPMV 4,,. P.. c..ii, EW SAVE 6c FAME . Tomato Juice SAVE lOc, C 46 FAME at. FAME LAYER 2 oz 89c 13 L 01. 89C 19 Cake Mixes SAVE 25c, FAME Cake Frostings SAVE Sc. FAME Bleach $ 119 88C C 88 88 78 PRICES EFFECTIVE NOV 7-13. 1974 CHUCK roast Short Ribs of Beef C lb. 'I. 13 oil 1 79 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SAVE 181 . LIME OR ORANGE GREAT BEEF FLAVOR YPV4 - $.p. I7'$)Mo r " Si N SAVE 241 . VAN CAMPS 3 z' 3 1 Fruit Cocktail 89 w - C hicke Butter 55 SAVE 12'. KRAFT 39C - FRESH GA. GRADE A FRYING 303 SAVE 20'. TABLERITE V V 1111111W M - - No7. i?475.,f.4 kt.,à.I,,..,, 1145. kwII,t $471S.. 'i,p A,,. P.. C.,,t, SAVE 36. FAME BREAST OR LEG QUARTERS POUND QUARTERS 'i FLORIDA YELLOW SW EET Prepare pie shell. Beat eggs Add hail-and-half, salt and dry seasonings and mix well, Stir in cheese and ham. Turn Into pie shell. Bake below over center In - i or n lb. PIE SHELL: Combine I cups sifted all-purpose flour with teaspoon salt. Cut on cup shortening. Sprinkle with 3 to 4 tablespoons cold milk, en -10.h to addir dough hold together. Shape into a ball. Roll on lightly floured board to a circle about 13-inches diameter and fit loosely Into a 9inch pie pla te. Trim edge about 1.ir'h id'r than ed'f fold ux.der, and ILte, building up a high rim. HIRES Kee ter Cookies P lITER PATTER lb. Qirs. CINTOSH CHOCOLATE FUDGE 3 lb. Bag GROUND California Roast ee SAVE 16c, MORTON PEACH OR ALE Apple Pie 12oz CANS 10 89 78 FAMILY PAK I NTRODUCTORY ALL MEAT OFFER 3 lb. Pkg. or More $4 99 izza PEPPERONI 710? I 1G. LEE ICE CREAM Sib. Bag 2ibs 49 C 29 Sandwiches 6PII159 2% Milk Cup Cakes lb. "Shop Happy at Fairway" Pk g 19 YElLOW OR DEVILS FOOD i_ SLICED CHEESE L' 12 os 99 , , , lb. , . , , , 79c , SPICED LUNCHEON ,JQHP4 MORRELL Bologna NFW GWALTNIY Ham Loaf YELLOW American Cheese SALADS lb 59 'ab 49' I ,,w Rock Shrimp .,,...... $ 298 Cherry Stone Clams 8 1 25 Fresh Catfish .......... 98t Pt 65' I I 4.Thid'ening or lump I !b 49' I Plain Cake Donuts 6 1. 59C FRESH DAILY Colo Sla w 3 Bean Poolod I2.Aore that does not I heal. : nuual hk ,dng 5 discharge. I 1 5. 1ndigt'stion or difficulty I I in swallowing, I I 6. Obios change in I 79 C 98' '.Ib '. $ lfltMlasturt'ls('!,herL'. JOHN MORRELLS , SAVE 16c. BORDEN LITE-LINE .. . . •. Red Snapper . . . . . a,, Sole Fillet - . . . • & o...0 , BAKERY LEMON AND JELLY ROLLS DELICATESSEN (Sp4i md biost n Ov*n with Lie'ion*i'dSutti I.k•LobsI.) Roe Mullet I 1. Change in bowct or Delicious $")98 FI,th signals bladder habits. PW Lb. I/) Ga! 8 9 'seven warning' PRICE SHRIMP SAVE 18c, STOUFFERS Ad REGULAR SEAFOOD 12 Pak 12 oz. Cans i Cancer, - ' 1 O Offf 0 Moii' Bangol.desh Super Sue (5 to the Lb 1G. LEE LOW FAT ane; 29C LONG GREEN Cucumbers 3 FOR GOLDE 28 lb Beer i~A7, #'a . - ', 6 oz. or 8 oz. Packages ' $ 69 ioc, - - - - - -- 104 LUNCHEON MEATS rn,.ni'I c sNOlte MAN GWALTNEY EXTRA LEAN G uuuirJuluuuIu P lb. 28 Stew Beef SAVE 20c, CELESTE 19C $ unhappy. However, the freezer peach jam is for eating during winter months ... If the jars put up now stretch until then. FRSH PEACH KUCHEN Iz cup butter or margarine 1 cup packed brown sugar 2 eggs 1 cup milk 24 cups unslited all-purpose flour 3 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 2 cups diced peeled peaches 3 tablespoon cinnamon 2 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted Cream butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time. Mix together flour, baking powder and salt. Blend in dry ingredients alternately with milk, beginning and ending with flour mixture. Turn into 9x9x2-inch baking pan, top with peaches and sprinkle surface with mixture of granulated sugar and cinnamon. Drizzle melted butter over sugar. Bake in 375 degree oven for 55 to 60 minutes or until cake tester inserted in ctnter comes out clean. Serve warm or cool. Makes 9 to 12 servings. FREEZER PEACH JAM 2 cups finely chopped or crusbet' peeled ripe peaches 4 cuss scgar 12 bottle liquid fruit pectin 1 tablespoon lemon juice In a medium bowl combine peaches and sugar; mix well. In a small bowl mix pectin and lemon juice. Add to peaches. Stir constantly For 3 minutes. Pour into sterized half-pint jars, cover tightly. Let stand at room temperature for 24 hours, then store in freezer. Jam may be stored in refrigerator for 3 weeks. Makes five half-pint jars. MONEY SAVER C fflc UZJ Glazed Donuts TASTY YELLOW lb. SAVE 21c PER LB FAIRWAY FARMS HO WARD JOHN SON SAVE lOc, MORTON JELLY AROLINA I lb. FAIRWAYUSDA INSPECTED -1 CYams d to be noticed or effective? You're reading this one! qlpp '-'Il 55 24 oz Squash ' OSCAR MAYER SLICED FAIRWAY 100% PURE GINGER 79c u,aiij ctes. Too small for an Pork Roast Margarine FLORIDA' means 1 column by 2 PLUS DEPOSIT SAVE lOc. BLUE BONNET - =J B IGo, BOSTON BUTT I . 89C Rant Beer , . SAVE 37c 5 10 8 lbs -- 16 oz V 98C lb. LIMIT ONE WITH 7 50 OR MORE ORDER from rounded side of pear halves, so they will sit level. minutes longer. Let stand 15 minutes before serving. Serve warm or colt'. Makes 6 ser- Fully Cooked Turkeys 5 EARS 50 degree oven 40 minutes meanwhile, ha1%and core pears. Cut a small slice Combine wate7, catsup and cornstarch in small saucepan and stir over moderate heat until clear and thickened. When quiche has baked 40 minutes, and is set on top, remove from oven, arrange pears cut side up over top. Spoon catsup mixture over all Return to oven for 5 HOUSE OF RAEFORO [03 LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50 The herald Services Peaches are in the full flush of their juicy ripeness. This is a good time to buy peaches for baking, eating out-of-hand, for freezing or making preserves and jams. A fresh peach kuchen is made to disappear soonest or the home-baker will be lb. GREAT FOR SOUP OR STEW ROUTE 436 at HOWELL BRANCH ROA D WINTER PARK 678.3838 r AIRWAYFARMs U S.D A. INSPECTED lb. Beef Liver Cling Free SAVE lOc. NABISCO French Dressing LEAN. MEATY 08 $168 FABRIC SOFTENER 33 lb 'I. SKINNED AND DEVEINED Pork& Beans 32 oz Sliced Bolgon a FULL POUND PKG Pork Steaks Gatorade ',,t Gal Saltines ERIC ADAM'S BIRTHDAY SALE Oven Cleaner 16oz F.lITiIyPJk LYKES EASY-OFF AERO SAVE 26c. DISH LIQUID Palmolive WITH EVERY FURNITURE PURCHASE AT SNICKER, MILKY WAY 3 MUSKETEER. MARS 0 By AILEEN CLAIRE 2w Grill Franks 69C LIMIT ONE WITH $7.50 OR MORE ORDER 49C 1 69 Mars 6-Pak Candy Bars 59 . SOt. SAVE 14' Coffee p $ LYKES FAIRWAY GIFT CERTIFICATES 16oz To prepare filling, in a melts. Stir in flour all at once heat until sauce bubbles and thickens. Stir in remaining and stir until mixture forms a ball that leaves the sides of the cheese until smooth. Stir in pan. Remove from heat and mushrooms and shrimp. Add salt and pepper to taste. Reheat cool. Beat In eggs, one at a time, beating well after each until bubbly. Split puff ring into addition. Stir in half cup of the 2 halves, Place bottom half on a serving platter. Remove cheese. Lightly grease a cookie sheet and with a finger mark an doughy strands of dough on the of ring. Spoon on hot 8-inch in diameter circle on the Ins cream and shrimp. Replace top cookie sheet. op egg mixture by heaping tablespuons on top of ring. Serve with asparagus of ring mark. Bake in a prehe- spears and watercress. Makes C ated 400-degree oven for 45 to 50 servings. 99C Coffeemate . SAVE tic, cream teaspoon salt SAVE 29'. ALL FLAVORS 4 Apple Juice EARL QUICHE lunbaked9-Inch pie shell 4 eggs 2 cups halanbaU (thin ERIC ADAM'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE minutes or until puffed and brown. Remove from oven and prick several times with the tines of a fork. Replace in oven and bake another 5 minutes. Cool on a rack, saucepan melt butter. Stir in In a saucepan beat water and flour. Gradually stir in half and butter to boiling until butter half and sherty, Stir over low SAVE 20c, custard tart, These are filled with bits of green onion and glazed with a spicy catsup sauce. Fresh pears now are plentiful for your Bartlett Quiche. Mature pears are green when picked. To ripen, store them in a brown paper sack for three or four days until they turn golden and yield slightly when squeezed gently between OODS Friskie Cat Foods There are many variations of a quiche. One puts fresh ripe pears on top of the rich baked a 3Ei E 1-3rd cup flour l'r cups half and half i'i cup sherry I can (6 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained 1 pound shrimp, cooked, shelled and deveined FAIRWAY FARMS CORN FED U.S.D.A. INSPECTED AT FAIRWAY WHEN YOU SHOP AT edday, Nov. 6, 1974-5B Cheese Puff Ring Makes Nourts hoin 1-3rd cup raisins 13rd cup creamy or chunky peanut butter - vegetables. Makes 6 servings. broth t a, ..BROWNSTONE .mew InOnUis the Bollos -By at,,l,. WA..IL.T will be Associated Press Food Editor back in Houston, where they now make their home. If you "When you have an engineer like this dish of Eda's, let me husband you're likely to live' know and I'll ask her to pass many places all over the along the best budget recipe she world," says Eda folIo in ex. finds in Korea, planation of her adventurous VEGETABLES AND EGGS cooking, which ranges from WITH PEANUT SAUCE Javanese to German. Lay the steak flat on cutting bàard. Mix parsley, onion and uncooked bacon. Spread over steak, roll jelly roll fashion and fasten with skewers securely. Cut roll into 2 pieces. Brown in oil in large soup pot. Add broth, salt, bay leaf and celery leaves. Cover. Simmer 50 minutes or until tender. Skirmi off fat. Meanwhile cook vegetables in boiling salted water until barely tender. Remove beef from broth and cut into slices. Arrange beef pinwheels in casserole or individual bowls with vegetables. Heat broth to boiling. Pour over beef and Although flank steak is China) M O it Choice of vegetables By AILEEN CLAIRE The Herald Services Ideal Meringue Dessert 'I 0 0%_ e as Dish 11 vening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 4 Zesty Garlic Bread Small Danish Rolls 11 2-- 3 9 c wart urmok'. I I 7. '\agglng cough or I h l'lrefless. 1 Vi U have I warnhI I I ig; ml, t'urrhiir I I I American I Cancer Socki . - - - - - -.- I �• 6B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1974 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-713 (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) . Ir1r H SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER SHURFINE NOWDAIRY CREAMER............. SURFINE MACARONI & CHEESE * THURS.I NOV. 7 THRU DINNER............ ---!l WE GLADLY ACCEPT USD.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS 6 SURFINE TOMATO . LIII ir' ww wu TALL CANS SUR FIN E 4L? I I oz JAR*pj PRICES GOOD .... THESE ITEMS d QUALITY M EA TS! TENbER' , DAYS A WEEK DISCOUNT PRICES r_ JI AM 00 GREEN BEANS SHURNE PLAIN (or) IODIZED BO - - - - - - — - 26 OZ. - - - - - - - FINGERLING CATFISH L YKES SUGAR CREEK TRIMMED! ___ . F RESH CHUCK STEAK TASTY! SHIRFINE REG. (or) FRENCH CUT $ 1 00 FLA The NO.303 79c 3CANS a;3 NO OU ' SLICED BOLOGNAII._ SHOULDER OVEN READY 68 LYKES BUDGET ITALIAN-SAUSAGE • • . OUP 18 1 ALL — - - LB. '•'• I. , ?1 8 ROASL_____LB. $138 SLICED BACON.......LB. FRESH HOMEMADE 1128 70 LB HEAVYWESTERN FULL78c LB. A Is C , 44 . I PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK ft BISCUITS eoz. $ 1 00 RANCH WAGON BLACKEYE SWISS CHEESE...,,,.:..68 '..... :• 5LB. BAG FLOUR, - MARGARINE.. mmmmmmmm 68 USDA INSPECTED HEAVY CORN FED WESTERN BEEF WV KRAFTNATtLgJ. SJED MOZZARELLA (or) 6 OZ BLUE 13ONNET . SIRLOIN SHURFINE SLICED (or) HALVES NO 2½ 70 C a SHURFINE ASS'T'D FRUIT 46 C . CANS CARNATION c INSTANT MILK.J76 C .1a 6 4120Z.$J PEAS 48 ST IIII.......4110LB.S 5R T-BONE STEAK..... u._...I PORTERHOUSE STEAK..... 168 CLUB SIrEAK............L.. 148 BONELE $148 . 2 OZ. MC2mmmmmmmmmm RED PIG PURE PORK eA.ic*r c iur BTL. SIVIUICU BONELESS INSPECTED BEEF $ 158 LB. RUMP ROASt, e.nLOIN TIP ROASIL.......LB. 1 928 ENGLISH ROAST CHUCK ROAST.............118 EAK MUJMUL LONDON LB7 0 * 168 nna'i. 9 . I _ £ I) II Ii •S ' p I II I I iiII "Iii Il...AII V II\ II i1lI i , iriiii els I of ,J II II, A I I Ply tow U.S. NO. 1 "BAKING SIZE" I III SWT. POTATOES 4 I 2LB.$ POTATOES 00 HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS DEPARTMENT... PKG. 41 CONGESPIRIN HASH BROWN (or) CREAM 36 k q PKG. CONGESPIRIN , GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES, WED,, NOVEMBER 13 LIMIT COUGH I' 3 OZ. BTL. $119 ONE COUPON PER FAMILY PLEAS 'r A ROMILAR III 20 OZ. PKG. 57 GOOD ONLY AT: SANFORD PARK £ SHOPS COUPON EXPIRES; WED., NOVEMBER 13 -LIMIT1 ONE COUPON PER FAMILY, PLEASEt ROMILAR COUGH SYRUP CONTAC AAL SPRAY $_149 LISTERINE PKG. • HYGIENE LIQUID 79 HAIR SPRAY C BTL. OF 100 DIPPETY •REG. EX-HOLD BALSAM CLAIROL FAM. SIZE FROST & TIP HAIR KIT 40Z. BTL. SPRAY BANROLL. $535 c GE 4-OZ. TUBE - AdI EX-LARGE 1.5 oz, $ DEODORANT WILKINSON BONDED RAZOR 130Z. CAN OLD SPICE 9 NOWS ICKINGs COOKING OIL $_I 4 8 OZ. KIT PAM T 30 i.. 78 52 *NORMAL OILY *DRY W.STANNOUS FLOURIDE -it SETTING GEL CHUCK STEAKS......L,.68c SHAMPOO AIM DO C HAIR SPR y MOUTHWASH $ REG. SIZE FEMININE si __ OF Io MENTHO. EUCALYPTUS COUGH DROPS TABLETS c SUPER UNSCENTED VICTORS A MIXES FED I'VESTERN BEEF lb CARROTS... CUT FOR I'OUR FREEZER FREEI c CELLO c LEMONL.._._ .DOZ. UNSC.(or HEADACHE AND CONGESTION NORWICH CHEST DECONGESTANT COUGH SYRUP 7+3) 310-042 PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON CAKE '"BABY BEEF SALE"' "CRUNCHY - CRISP" CORN MISS BRECK CT. C RELIEVES SINUS 78 - 24 TABLETS COLD TABLETS POTATOES c. SINE-OFF CT. CHEWABLE FOR CHILDREN 'Al bs. JUICY CALIFORNIA "SUNKIST" (100) 636-213 PRICE APPLIES ONLY WITH THIS COUPON -ra SWEET 'N' JUICY McINTOSH 3 APPLES- - - - - - - - - --cE`LLO- ORE-IDA HASH BROWN :••.. '.- Las.53 SUPER SMOOTH _I 43 SHAVE CREAM 13 EACH 49 $2 REG SIRLOIN STEAK......LB. $118 - LB. *118 ROUND STEAK ' B ST EAKImmmmmm LB J 18 T-BONE STEAK....ImmLB. RIB ROAST...mmmmmmLB LONDON BROIL= m m m m LB.$128 - WHOLE SIDES m LB.790 HINDQUARTERS .......LB.QqC . c Cut And Wrapped For Your FREEZER FR ISO LB BEEF HINDQUARTERAVG.' 08 CONSISTS OF PORTERHOUSE, T-BONE ROUND, BONELESS SIRLOIN STEAK, RUMP, SIRLOIN TIP ROAST, CUBE STEAKS AND LB. BEEF FRONT QUARTER 1J CONSISTS OF CHUCK STEAK, POT ROAST, CHUCK ROAST, SHOULDER ROAST. ENGLISH ROAST, RIB ROAST, CLUB STEAK. ALL MEAT STEW ISO AVG. COMPLETE C 'LB. • $ 211 BEEF htø1I ILB. IN ROASTS: ~,2 IN STEAKS) DOG RATION I 58 25 LB. $108 BEEF ROUND mmmmmmmmmm LB. SAG SANFORD (CUT TO YOUR ORDER) BEEF LOIN,(TRIMMED) CUT TO YOUR ORDER) FRESH WHOLE CUT INTO CHOPS I 329 SANFORD AVE. STORE 138 LB. $11 8 LB. OPRI&SAT * • 25TH. MON SAT SUNDAY PARK AVE. STORE 8 OA.M 9- PM 9 A M, 6 oo P.M, II �613-.-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 6,i971 l oce Me' ' m II ~ . FICTITIOUS NAME otce is hereby given that I am CUIT FIRST FEDERA tAVINGS AND 1(,AN ASSOCIATION ACTION. rn 11 Fttil Sh T 1% um NX I ^ AtnIo Sauce I Publix I I . _____ r' x_• 1,. ) ___ d _ I go : 4_' ________________________________ I •_,tP1 J_ , meioIn us This week We' fe i CELEBRATING of EL THE OPENING ', If 1W I ARKET - - .-~-. ..... . . I - - - I. ~:: :_ - _ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEIN GOV INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Sirloin Steak lb. I .. I - ce _tI-' I_ 819 - .. • • lb. . -~-- - '- I ________________ i cc ., .I: Ch uck, Blade Steak Muellerfs Spaighe"i Chuck Blade • . • • • lb. Pr.T.. ..... IwIN'. Pr..lv Yellow Cling Peaches .3 99 We reserve 131L 89C st pit*.. zz ,. $wftiPy*.I.. 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Sx BLJRTIYNOLDS Sulu$* - -is FEATURES iii 319 I - It No lifoafl-cwto Vk ft I V 111"W"caaesm , 10 fro- finished (" plotessiomir VA -11~ r- 10 Equity capital 10181 I I% u 253$ ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORDA NDALLORLANDOAREASTORES - I ift Non e ufl,,, Sn.Kdtiivt, f"e P the ro' 1 4 (GreenSfamps S . 1 r... k on over to The Other Fried I %dnescby II Chicken m" t N' h9 - ~ _Az_1 400,00000 - A S" •• ' -. " -- . 4 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES. AND P 1 J4 - ." - . 3 pieces of chicken, Cole slow, mashed potatoes and gravy, hot biscuits. - This - A: UeSiOflw.flg - Stan0byetterSDICret J I. knowledge and belief anips ~ -- ~ William J McVeigh Ill &M affixed my Official Seal of Dlyton. Ohio, this 74th aay Of tober. 1974 Condit Ion and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our 11115 111 191 r)ri4 We, the undersigned drectors attest the correctness of this report of .-. U 01 Great time to discover Pe erformance ks touch, honey dtff.r.nc.in Famous Recipe, The Oth.r .. ( , .-. I - .': . - Reg. $ 1 73 Friod Chicken. 113*1icious clipped-In-honey 3.400 00 1, William J_ McVeigh III Cashier of the above named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the "it of my %_~~~ __ * . -- t Miss _______ . -it - S $ - I . 4 . 1,736,41.54 ssich President and Secretary in calendar CISYSeriding with call dale ., behalf of said corporation and by Average -of :t. loans for authority of its Board of Direct or s; calendardaysendnuWithcalldme ...................2.053,83199 *d that said Instrument IS their free Interest collected not earned on installment I ~_ - II . MEMORANDA seal of Said corporation that they did sIgn and teal sa id instrument as Average o total deposit!. for the IS -- - - 13?107S 30 - . F~M for - ... TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ......... '- - .. None ___ - ' ~ ,__~7iF _.~-_ - __~~~ -~~ - - The Turk Coury Show Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves . ' I - I 17 _______________________________________________________________________ - Preferred stock total Par value No Shares outstanding Non# Common Solck total par value ... -_ , - ,_:e~*ftr~ V ~,__._ -I f- 11 iv- -;; -__ .ti ,_V -_-1 t-A Pt US open Tues., 7:00 P.M- bj DAILY: 101oll; SUN: 121*6 THURSDAY THRU MONDAY NOVEMBER 1. 1, 9, 10, 11 N U "teedUCat1Ofl n . NO HAIDLING I NOMANSLAW , All 10-A ft I , ( Lit agn Sates. clWdrei a11 jOlts O' f ittig per s,,.cs - Closes Mon ICA ('UDIQTBAA f'I'T' 19UIMi" u"•.'u'sr"i s.iui uvuu'is.a SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 2 Accal,1041IT1111141, PA4111411' UAI - V-110, 1:114 PORTRAITS BACKJN TIME FOR I 1#601066"0111 r 634-1`111 49 I C Served 11:30 a.m. Iii 2:30 pm. SIB t. - Have Our....... LUNCHEON SPECIAL To Live - " Sanford and ' playboy, ___________________ - sisters. One is acr-used as tw 8:00 p.m. , Of The Only edHotLovers Stea k , 0 Holidayy Isle Comp p lex fl's ni. 323.1910 , Its a case of which twin ~ Stefanie Powers is in it dual role 11,134 61 None None . House .EA i eludes Celeste 11ohne as a '25 \440 4.166.011.65 acknowledged that the %eAl allisred IS said Instrument is. the corpor a te I . - I . . COUNTY. SS: Before me. a Notary Public in and ef ADP'APi CONSI CO W011118we"jif Kosher _____. r,'as, II Il All PRIME BEEF . s ---_ . P40 shAreioutstandng 10,000 70000000 Surplus ................137.01330 Undivicledprofits CHARLES R ADRIAN, President. Swift', Frog 32-es. ler ~ -_ - __ . ATTEST Wiry's C Hamrick Secretary STATE OF OHIO. MONTGOMERY 0-WM-"WU,w=~Wftee-aftow,iiow r...-niii,ep phip. 39,9 The Groove fOr said county, personally appeared amps 5 0'"t"'a Iiiissiecs S"llood fro*$ 0 23' UT Of SEAF000and he already has - shopping z - ADRIAN CONST CO By: Charles R_ Adrian. 192 11I.L kcil"we Pair P&WI X80y Sw .4 --f-6 q"." iiso ,viii-444 1. EXTFiM 23' 46,39471 ---- name and corporate seal this 241h EXTRA where Yellow Squash • ~ ~ 99 0 bes' 87c .I 1-41L like. 39 " ...... 7""' 396 i box, lIPIS.W,d Me, I& tota l sibesibis,,ti. weebee,ty .. .. . lijam wift Choose "We. I Chicken Salad SIWfker ' R."ilt R&duaz laitz, - .5 1- 1111" ll"p, 49 Il.,.rhl •r..h-M.d. S.i,dwkbs. = - III, V.;IIi. W06obt Wokbots. Press@ Chepp" 61#4*491 or C "? -.. . . Al:tsofl9lI.andunderSec?IOnISSO9 Florida ttatutes. CAPITALACCOUNTS WITNESS WHEREOF. iN ADRIAN COPIST CO by IS Capltalnotesanddebeflturfl Iresident and Secretary Ihereunto Per Cent Due $ dely authorized, has afli*t'd itS S Per Cent Dot' 1 I _,,,j MeC5lgk '' Blackberry Cobbl Cobbler ...... .- ______ __ - -_ - ~3~w 1`00ChIcken Cr uettes is,i""idsis form I$..L Tarn of Chapter 7O93. Laws of Flords. Vtfl. I.. . That It Is the intention of ADR IAN fictitious name of ADRIAN CONST 1 fLa+ IULUURIJffIV1L VfKA. . . None . sa d 4 thedellat Pubflx .......... PIllsbury's Biscuits • 1 . COPIIST CO to apply to tne Clerk of Other reserves on loans teCj,cuitCour1,,tdndforSemlflOIe peservesonsecuritles County, Florida, to register the i * L ' . - .... other corporation or person so, in MINORITY INTEREST IN forested therein and that the Cor CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES None poration's place of residence and its principal office is located at 2612 Nerdmore Road. in the City of RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Dayton, County of Montgomery and 4-es. can I . . That the undersigned IS the %Ole TOTAL L IABILIT IES JWGreedtamps iii".1"Ie.."408".6"" ---.- . 7-i. - 10.11 NBC. PETROCELLI rIue of the laws of the- State Of (a)Totaldemarsddeposlts ........$ 2,171,199.67 Ohio, by Its President andsecre4ary lb) Total tlm,and savings deposits ....... 51,011.317.30 thee lunto duly authoriled. hereby rederat funds purchased and securities certify: soldunderagreementslorepurchase None 'Thal None ° LiabiIitles for borrowed money .................. .cOndct a business at 730 Nor th Mortgage Indebtedness ...............................None bPa,, In the City of Sanford, COurty Acceptances executed by or for account olarniro:. tiatteiof FloridarI3efl7; under the ious h::lii ;;:, ........ .;:'.':' 33 ADRIAN COPIST CO OF OHIO; -aerg . Bread to" 33c , ADRIAN Deposiysofcommerclalblnks 451,06906 None :.' 30-itt. site k1a 17-92 Then Enjoy Selection% prayers. Clifton has one lflc(IUWI HDfl1 ONLY pgpii .M Kh IMUM f ,......... ;I S Deiq~-Ffissh (Smell. &isitoo. Ithiniftbesis. liewfefl - fi__ - _,_J I I 4GreenStamnt S - __________ . FIlL I 12-OL ¶.] i I - ine pilots I ........... - SNE.a.wdN,,,I,m., lead lading actress and Patty garilled so-el. Ills - 23 nte hall 1 1 T.Yi 1 I &'i.i [I" 6k C..ik.. S.,,.. t.bi $S.vp Pr....d ES.... I..d Ire undersigned, 0-Tip I • • S __________________________________________ fim on P,~ VPhL. 59c (ISIS. q - 49 .a.. . . I of potation Certified and officers' CheCks,01C. - Rid 79' , Higharly Authentic Chinese Food a Help Yourself To Our Original SALAD and BREAD BAR 11:00 (2. 8) High RoIIer servi 's t V ' '. North in (44) Green Acres ' Deposits of Slates and political subdivisions .................. Deposits of foreign governments and 1. 'fltL 'rnERS 11111111 90116 (35) Movie .... Depos its of United States Government .....................11,19349 I 9 S. ••••• .1.. U'Y Aq..Nes.wI.,.,N.,d,. NOW 1311. C $&flli.Nsffa...C..e.dt.. Kroft Dressing 30-05 6 I . - . S..'. a... 89' Tomato Paste ......... 4 4~ft -... . . - --- f"f4 701 in in ROC111111111111 C"011111 " Demand deposits of individuals, partner. w'DtG1 PAr,00 ".0* '- In the Limplightot Lounpo I•50 and if he does any praying, M Publish ______ ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY / $1 (6) Gambit (9) 510.000 Pyramid FLOVO GIVIR40,41098 ?"C'ITSICS 0 Box 310 dintee Park, FL 37759 z I I js Ot.DEN 10:30 (2,8) Winning Streak None LIABILITIES Z13 W Park Ave. O.1.rM.y..T.spy$Ik,d "I . d ng MARCHMAN welft sell GOLDEN SPOON AWARD . HUNTER , PATT ILLO N.fty Lie, Ct.rcoald 10 PerfeClion LUNCH his wife take a holiday and visit game for the same rnOt•nlfl.g, 11.00000 A (6) Girl In My household after insisting I. ................... H.pvy 4:30 (9) GilIlgan's Island (6) Guiding Light (9) Newlywed Game Best Ingalls takes over the problem Pa Beaver (44) Gomer Pyle crw S I THE PRAIRIE ",Nla'S lfoli& 00 4ope Strong, 111. of Sliced Country Ham .......... None SM - fil- III IAI Dea l - $2 so.. $..1..d Treat, Tasty IrSi • 12.'z.pkp. Pl.p&D.Iki.w. . uvu per I -IL After 11-w Crocker . 10 Cooked Picnic 44'GPeuice. imi. IIIIIOIIIJJ 79 ....... .. . , Turns Let's Make /LS "I (33) Leave It To Tune (6) Joker's Wild (35) Romper Room None b gat onsof Federal Financing Bank corporate stock) 3611307$ fj)ff 4:30 (2) Bonartza 10:00 (2. 8) Name That 1:00 (2.8) Tomorrow Show (9) Movie , EXTRA 1 ....... ............ . final report and application for Trading account Securities ( • . Braunschwoiger S1215 ; . Swift'. P,,wiij., 55kb ISyf. o, Or.ei Ni i...o.O... S..f P1st. P . (9) (44) Petticoat Junction the city. Obviously, " Federal funds sold and securities purchased 4schar'le. Obections ther eto. o' t.. green are going w1y,sIoutdbec1utv filed Uflderagretmefltltore$e-ll ..........................i000 baby- wants to do it over Ii pr oof of pubiicat,n howc $ Uans 7015 079 A0 sitter isho gets sick and c t felt, not ne church *I ce ha% been pvbliihtd once a Bark premIses. furniture and Pixturti, take care of the kids while Pa is 10.11 CISS MANHUNTER and other assets representing bank pf-emiK$ ........111,%077 wee for four cosne'cutivewefks the •. working. 'patter of approval of Said report Real estate owned other than bank premises iik iiuflr. uUtuetS None use .*d the ordering of distribution of Investments In unconsolida ted subsidiaries 8-8:30 ABC THAT'S MY story goes backstage to solve $.lId s-state will come before the and "atsodatedcompanies" ................None MAMA "Clifton's Persuasion" tonight's riiurder. Dave court Customer liability bank Well-meaning Mama decides Barrett's Marine buddy is Winter Park, .None forme-cly The Commercial Other assets Uncluding None direct Cltfton would make a good lay st.abbedto death, then the body Bank at Winter Park lease financing) 37,5l preacher. So she volunteers his is put in a backstage ti-k P4i.on Trust of ficef belonging to a traveling TOTALASSETS ................................4,921.131.12 AS Administrator of said estate ___ __ theatrical troupe, which in- I _________________________ '- U.S. Treasury securities t7ereof andhas flied in said court its I I . . ' 5 , .. 4 - FOOD STAMPS! 89' lb. F, • 1 Roast .. • . , '. ' ,.uu'P0teddebits) ..... AND FINEST STEAK HOUSE 4:13 (13) Teach In 1:30 (2.8) Jeopardy (6) As The World Betiver Environment ASSETS Casri and due from banks (including $ None CENTRAL FLORIDA'S OLDEST (24) Sesame Street (44) Gilligan's lsland (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 9:30 (8) That Girl (35) Florida Lifestyle (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (24) Man And COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE 12. UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 161, .. . .. . R_ V1WNr__ 1F____ - OCTOBER IS,19'Ta Mery Griffin LucyShow (11) Orlando City Phil Dmahue Mike Douglas Entertainment (24) Captioned News PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY (6) (9) Search For 1:00 (2) Jackpot Only (6) Movie (9) Wide World 01 SUN BANX OF SEMORAN, NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FERN PARK, FLORIDA IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, persons are hereby notified Obligations of other'U.5 Government agencies anci corporations at the undersigned as Ad tninislrator of said estate, has Obligations of Slates and political Subdivisions ............ Completed the administration Other securities (including% None 0 ''t$P,4I.4 Dr.siI.g 1. 1p ~, 'It PPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE JWGreenStamps - r . WE ii. ttUi Wishbone Italian " 23 lb. I r-, k,.' I -- - • • • • • w. -- .. . Roui'd St oak Bacon lucid 1.tb. pk8. I CASE NO. 65*3 KState of IRMA JEAN CLAY • de<cased NOTICEOFFINALREPORT 1. AND Movie Mothers In Law (35) Not For Women Tonight Show (2.8) Beaver Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety Truth 113S) Burke's Law (44) Night Gallery (35) Mayberry RFD (4) Leave It T (6) Dusty's Trail ( 8) Golden Vo a e (9) To Tell The Director of Aviation (13) Black Saddle Password 12 30 (2 8) Celebrit y Tuxedo afrol Environment 11 Match Game One Life To Show T ennessee 10:30 (24) Video Visiona ries (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (24) Live (44) (44) New Zoo Revue 0511 Patty Duke (2 8) Ptoc Iii (13) Portrait Of A Star (24) Festival Films (6) (9) (8) Jackpot 7 30 (44) Black Forum Love (24) Villa Alegre To a Young And Pesfless Ne-.~js 9:DO (2) (6) 3:30 (2. I) H ) (6) (9) (3QJQ (9) Get Christie 11.30 12'00 ( (9) 8:30 (9) Theatre (44) Three Stooges 6.55 (2) Daily Decotional (9) 6:00 (7, 6, I, 9) News (13) :Grey Survive A Semester Today In Florida (6) (6) Price Is Right (7) Genera' Hospital Mister Ed C AFTERNOON Sunrise (8) (24) Electric Comp,my Lost In Space 3:00 (2, 8) Another World 1155 Dream Of 6:30 (6) (3s) Double Action 10:00 (6) Manhunter publish: Nov. 5, 6, 7. 1974 AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS Almanac Sun shine ::r (35) a (1) GilligaWs Island 03) Johnny Ringo Martian Squares (6) Love Of Life Brady Bunch Jeannie Mystery . PROBATE DIVISION And Dau g hter s That's My Mama (44) Movie 9:00 (13) Target 9:30 (24) Castle In :ach d By J. S. "Red" Cleveland (35) My Favorife 1110 (2, 8) Hollywood Alm-inar (24) Doors Of A Bid Bond or Cerlif led Check in the amount of S per cent of the Total Amount Bid must be submitted with DEG 101 WTH JUDICiAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, 6:25 (2) 8 30 (2. 8) Lucas Tanner (6) Cannon 35 ____________________________ CalINo,451 ChartrNo,t$I NationatBankReglonNo, REPORTOFCONDITION.CONSOLIDATINO DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE lea (24) Intercom 24 Game and paragraph. The Contract "It be awarded for As Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct - 16, 23, 30. Nov. 6. 1974 6:15 (8) (44) Dinah ner AS Clerk of the Court By Joy Stokes (9) $25,000 Pyramid (13) Movie . The Movies %hall be noted on the bidders proposal by reference to t he par- this Court on October Ilth, 1974 IE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - ~ __ __ $12S lb. ISISSISIS A I.. - - T.fl .. . . Y .-' . ; DEG li, 11 , .. . . Bank at Winter Park Sunrise Jubilei-, 6:10 (2) Sunshine ) Peikin 5:30 (7) News () Andy Griffith (44) Phil Donahue 4:00 (9) (24) Men Who Made advertise for Bids ' (6) How You See It (1) Split Second Right (6) What's My Line (9) lheb:slcunUplus.nyoraliwded WITNESS my hand and the seal Of miscellaneous equipment P.O ,Winter Park. FL )71$9 Publith Oct )O, Nov 6. 13. O. 1974 PIiusr.s.C.ai,.d .. O/ _--." willow N-viiiii, ' . W ,,_ Inflation Fighter . oo With Helen THURSDAY (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2, 8) The Price !s it quotations have exceptiors, to the specifications, said exception% Complaint, AAarchman 243 W Park Ave, pk,. to items, or default will be entered against you r the t11 demanded in the ot Hunter. Palfillo & 1j1jts' NGreenSfamps1 .• ________ (kcribed file wit h Clerk of this court either before Service on plaintiff's attorneys or immediately thereafter; otherwise a formerly The Commercial . . --- . ".' . c I974.' A As Administrator sad estate Hope Strong. :11, :. .mu.u1uwuuhiuuufthI(lluuw . " F ~ I5.'.uW.d,N... lLiIt4p S 0 - ' • . - - - . . 4 . e - I3Ya.az. '1W' .. ... C • • lb .. ( Swffi.P,,.l,.P,.T..I.,fpl. Short .............. - . • 0 '1 - fl:(jrtuelc. Ccim8m.k Winter Park., ASSORTED VARIETIES BETTY CROCKER (13) Dante's Inferno and other edition, 5: 15 (13) Women's News __ (24) Intercom 24 Coral GabIe, ))) P 40 Bid may be withdrawn alter ' I.. MUFFIN MIX 899 991 the fillit to limit quantities I'll. • • • • • S S I S • • PC a procif of publication showing this . notice has been Published once a ks, the er of approval of said r eporl iwid tne orderIng of d,sributic,n •.ad estate will come bef or e the uTuuTIm-aJ1u-u1t,,l1I)JrI31 IcfI.1,WI1 .• 39c SAVI 30t. 0*1 Misate Slitsid or mgl vsd Swift' s Pi'itU• PreT.. - "i'vs, 34k, 11166 100 extra SAN 6r*en $loops wilts toviceial . .- n.. 99C acon 59 9 i;:. $7 •.••••••••• 6-L 0.02. SAVI Ca. H..vyJ.k • • • I • S I • • • • • • h. Sliced Bologna . too latest (2p Truth Consequences (9) pro rt V e required to serve All persons are hereby n,)Iified the scheduled closing time for the that the undersigned as Ad minisiralor Of SJICI- estate, has any. tin It on Foviler, While. Gillen, Boggs, Villareal and Banker. P.A,, (60) days. Completed the administration The Sanford Airport Authority Attention Alan H, Otte, Esquire, thereof and has I ilea in Said court its reserv" the rights to waive any final report and application for, plainlifPs attorneys, whOW r cAs Inf ormalilles In or reject any and all discharge Objections thefeci, it is Post Office 1438, Tampa. Florida before November 1111h, bids, to accept or reject an item or on of any. should be duly filed Alter filing 89• Swift's ('____ , Pr.Taa 5f Swift's an per sver Pork Chops .riaIi SWHVG Prealwas Proton Swell Ind . . • a latfisNIsh.,y.5.u,.k,d - Steak AND SAPPLICATIOPI FOR DISCHARGE SAVI 112c. Vermicelli, logiplor or Thin Style 21-OL $1410 :. . Estate of KitibeN Vienna Sausage . 0 111111 4111 0 0 0 17 .4 Swill's Prenalwas Iiiiii-Tonslar Sliced __ __ --- - .. Its, he. ,' , ... PPODATE DIVISION CASE NO. 6513 SAVI St. Atmoves Tasty l.vl.,.,Di.s.,. :1_ 1. Top Round Steak - 0 0 0 0 0 0 SAVI ê. C.vslry ' Ham Patties 11 - . TT._1Ak11t1~%f9*T ,6"171.T,3= S.. Swift prisonivies conssitil Boneless .,--), I CIRCUIT deceased, Sliced Bacon ...: -.. - JUDICIAL Truth (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line Federal Aviation Administration Advisory Circular. AC No 150 5220 to, 113S) Batman (44) Mod Squad TONIGHT'STV 7: Opened and read aloud. The Item for which bids are in viled consists of but Is not limited to: miscellaneous equipment. Lot 17, Block A. SAN SEBASTIAN On and after November A. 1974 T47j,gt0th, Cop ies Of Spec ifications Plal thereof as recorded in Plot other Contract Documents may be Book 16. Page 71, Public Recor-js Of examined of or obtained from the Seminole Colunly, Florida, off ice of the Director of Aviation for beeflfiledagainst you, James W RUPICh, and Cameron Brown the Sanford Airport, or at the Office of Bristol, Child%, Crowder & Associates, Inc., 4012 Salledo Street, corpor t i on ho ld i ng SEMINOLE COUNTY. FiOR Neighborhood ) Department of Transportation. County. Florida: Impossi ble EVENING gallons of foam concentrate, a pimping caPability of 250 g,p m. at ISO p.s.l. and a minimum 300 Pound compatible dry chemical unit meeting the requirements of and Digna r 107 Sherwood Place Bel Air, Maryland 7101i action lofor"loses mortgageon the following property in Seminole MID DOUGLAS "S CL .Y, Cabin S __ __ 45c l ot .... . . . . .. SAVI $. Na.t. led 1i -----_- . -_ _--_ .; .: I- - Beets 111TH NOTICE TO Duane J. N(riosedlisk ( (24) Mister Rogers' A Class 1 - Combination Aircraft Defendants. Fire fighting and Rescue Truck having 500 gallons of water, 1( YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an 77 ' U THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 3 Alen and rnIr1 . 59 Garden Peas..... e fies 3 #,::a 89c ________ ' DEN3$ SAVII lot. F A P testy . '*11 M Club Whole .. ': -------- --.-- Key ,f fl\ 'JnTr ' bUsh Nov 6 I savu IO, O,.,øw..d ki with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in ac cordance with the provisions of the Fictillm Name Slalu,es, ToWi 165 09 F Salutes ISS; S- L I AndoniCiCh 89 .r - of our 194th P [iRtiX flj disappoint !0U klas all Liquid Joy . . . . . . . . . . • . . a.I Pink Aqea Dial Soap . . ..... . •1•. 2 / . t ~ , E 2 41wr to u (O m plr(r' "s"41iction. the full Purth" prxr will tie c h"rfully trfunded I- - -_:__ ~,`.-_ . .1 1 '_ • 11 6) P _______ FURNITURE CORPORATION, th.t I intend to register said name 4 &I%@'0*65- 899 sissisesoo,teslicise, 1AV1 20c. 84114 111shwashissy Deforgeal liffirtrii(ralirf inodirt - Gtiarantcc ' CatFood 1144(lifill)ictrltutl$fW(l,fClllrtt.twlllufgtillaritee PUBLIX.Onehipp., PUDHX r.i :' 29c . • . • . . . . . . SAVII 3c, liters lifultillssws Iiihillitai.s No lih1drnuoittisor ineaning. Wealwa)scarefullysclext and less tlw brandsanct items %e but to he suir ii ou get the tiest Bul if)ou,je . -.1I . 49 5: the DirtKtor of Aviation, Bldg. 1, San ford Airport, Sanford, Florida until wife, CAMERON.BROWN CON, Sanford Plata, Sanford 327?1. SUMER FINANCE, INC,: a North Seminole County, Florida under the Carolina corDoralion, and JAMES Illtnt,% name 01 MIDNIGHT SUN W RIJPi(i C SS.I.Iy' ?Up)PtI.VS#Sd u'HfindshcptltI Authority at the office of Wednesday, Nov. 6,1974-9B WEDNESDAY received by the Sanford Airport 8'eS J. AE GOO 0:: ; D Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SANFORD, FLORIDA Sealed Bids for tI'e furnishing of a Class I Aircraft Fire and Rescue Truck and Ml$(eIIan,ui Equip ' Sanford Airport will be fl,,' Notice 1% hcreb-, (11well that I an, AppleJulce 0000000*oo# W. - __ _ 51 _ SANFORDAIRPORT under ii- 1 30, No, 5, 13, 30, 1974 F_ slyort '00P . - 6"i Ot t LEISURE AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT FOR CASE Sem nole - ? OF f tOviSIOnS 01 the Fictitious pLime Statutes. To Wit: (tion &6S09 Ploridsur::s1 dRfl: CLASS 1AIRCRAFT FIRE ANDRESCUETRUCK FOR 0 H1' DIVISI O N C 0 register 3 STATE d that I with the (.rk 01 the Circuit Court, i county, Florida in : I OF THE 1P4 AND SEMIN OLE COUNTY. rord under the I'CtiliOU% flame' I Legal Notice NT HECIRCUIT COURT OF EIGHT EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL lR. aged in business till 5 R 436 4 TY AUTO Notice Legal Lega batter, fried really crisp and all the way VISIT OUR Breakfast 7.11 Rim 1his R&mtwtt Lunch Dinner 11.2 5.10 Happy Hour 4.7 P.M. .01 '*%- 10 I" _- I 1.,S Asb~ over to The Othor Fried Chicken stay therel 0) ,W :X 1A $ I 29 -' ~__ - .1 .-:--. , __ - - ~1- . 'y .• -_ �'..,.. i,. ---.----.-..-.- -- - lOB-Evening Herald, Sanford, H. Wednesday, Nov. Herald Pay WANT AD CLASSIFIED Ads . . Stamp S I l Bi By DON KENDALL ant manager of a Safeway su poor of Rochester began what Associated Press Writer permarket on Market Street today is a program that helps PAGES WASHINGTON (APi - The where shoppers bring their or. feed seven out of every 100 federal food stamp program, In ange, maroon and blue food Americans. fattening the poor man's dIck stamps. You True, the modern program costs the American consumer Mostly, says Menendez, the beg with President Kenne. Wee - first In taxes to pay for stamps are helpful, but some- dy's first executive order the the program, and again In times the wrong ones get the day after his inauguration in higher food prices brought on stamps ... Especially the 1961. After three years of pilot by higher demand. younger people shouldn't get experiments, Congress sent the In an inflated, contracting them. They're not sick. They food stamp plan to President economy, the question is bound should have jobs. MART Johnson and it became a law of to arise: what price generosity? The food stamp program had on Aug. 31, 1964. And arise just when more buys Its origins 35 years ago as an the land Ten years later, every county less, ever, for the poor. experiment in Rochester, N.Y. in he U.S. has enrolled. The food stamp program Is Poor people, the New Deal of still a baby. But is growing Franklin Roosevelt decided, A huge federal bureaucracy rapidly. Today it costs the na. should have the option of get- works with state and local wel. tion $3.9 billion annually, 22 ting surplus farm products at (are officials to screen the mil. times more than it did in 1967, grocery stores rather than at lions of people seeking food and it_ serves 13.5 million welfare offices, __A stamp relief. The greatest conpeople,Eivetimesasmanya.sin So, ona spring day inl939,the centration Is in California. Winter Park. -' 5 WOO REWARD FOR SAFE RETURN OF "RENA", female black 6 tan Coon Hound Lost SPpt 1 , t'I, Si 0) ',hølp (.;p% Sept ?1 Has larue ler% in ears, large mole on back under hair. No QuCStiOnS asked Contact Paul ($7.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) The Department of AgriculGarden ture is spending $ billion I IL •' . I ____ r. ____ L nualiy today - two-thirds of its. I 1^ '. !L!A t*idget - onfoodstampsand 42 Peer G'.nt s r,,),,, I Tube for other free food programs from mother ft. __________ conveying 43 Australian 7 L ischool lunches to richer diets waler bird 5 Stretch of cut for pregnant women of low in0.- 1 44 Sha de tree come. 46 respect 9edal 04 49 Secretiv e The food stamps alone acestimate group(abi IS Late Soviet i1i.m'ri 1 L count for 2.5 per cent of the $W) SI Grocery Item IT r AL statesman Ri , billion all Americans spend on 55 Fence of 13 Pattern or bushes beverage food each year excellence enough to u IanufactureI Ni RO5S or 14 Gardens of American 37 Enclosure increase the cost of everyone's tulips delight caricaturist food because of the higher deiS And otheTs SOsc 9 Mimic CAR BUYER 'S 33 Electrical SI Natural gifts loLargetub unit mand at the market place. (1P 16 Jacob sson IlConclude 40 Program GUIDE Dr. Alden Manchester, a food 62 Useful (Bib) ISRodyof VI 11 ITtSCCIS consumption analyst in the Dc. 15 Coterie judges 41 l'rn 1)11(1 63 lit, distriti I9Greek 17 Subjoin 45 Gras,sculter part,ment of Agriculture's Ecu. goddessof 2OJapanese 46Hsbbc.il king DOWN nomic Research Service, says dawn sash 4l Have existed 22650(Roman) 21 Transgression 43 Him that of a 15 per cent food price I WifeO1Zeus 23Canter 24 Public SO At the stern increase expected this year, (myth) vehicle (coil ) 52 Allow use of 24 Wagers home ZFanon 27 Avian "maybe one or two percentage 53L'rgel Scot I 2.S Western 4 * R O 0 32 Colton fabric 3Droop Sl World War lI stale points" are due to the extra 4 Freudian 34 Malaysian group 26 Capital of spending power afforded by term canoe 56 Masculine Yemen SConducted 35 African lake food stamps. nickname 28 Raise 36 Halt.s 6 Greek war 29 Constellation 55 Jurisprudence That means that a family 39 Elm. for god 30 Drunkards 59 Palm leaf which spent $100 monthly on example 12 7 Alcoholic 31 Leisure ivari - - - -T • food last year is spending $115 1 2 3 4 5 D I $ monthly today. And food stamps are the reason for $1 or T - -$2 of the inflation. "It's a minor cost," says - Manchester. "But nobody's goi i i irig to argue that food stamps 16 •18 - don't have something do to do - - a 1 ____ __ with it" Nevertheless, without a food 21 121 FARMER'S stamp program the alternative 1 I for many Americans might be 32 34 MARKET hun er and n nuthion.. - g Food stamps are now so wovenlntothefabricofAnierjcan I life - like welfare, social seI curity and medicate that -many Americans depend on them. ___________ 46 47 48 51 Oddly enough they even benefit the American farmer as l an indirect and slight subsidy r I for his products. 1 Even now there are politicalF pressures building to expand 63 - - -C food stamps. Suits are pending _ S - * Vt against 17 states and the Department of Agriculture, arguing that they must obey a Congressional mandate to reach out and enroll more poor people in the program. For Thursday, November 7, 1974 One organization pressing the suits estimates that there may By CARR011. ItK;IrrEfl be up to 50 million people gibie for food stamps - roughly one out of every four AmenGENERAL TENDENCIES: Get In touch with those DIRECTORY cv portant to your advancement in outside activities. Let them see Many people on food stamps just what you have in mind and the ways you can convince those find them inadequate, even in authority of your capabilities and goodwill. with a recent 4 per cent cost-ofARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Out to the social affairs to join living boost. Indeed, the with individuals with whom you wish to talk business. Gain their adequacy of the program was a backing. Happy p.m. with loved one. focus of the Symbionese LiberTAURUS IApr. 21) to May 20) Get that stalemated project atlon Army's propaganda ran- working again. Put the right kiid of life into it. Take constructive som for Patty Hearst. action with kin tonight. I ft4I The SLA demanded $70 worth GEMINI May 21 to June 21 Try to see as many friends, of meats, vegetables and dairy relatives and business associates as you can and Improve REAL products for every poor person relations with all. Study uplifting philosophy. in California. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Mentally picture Not surprisingly, thousands what you want to accomplish, and then take first steps. A clever of people lined up to collect the bigwig becomes Interested, gives needed backing. SELECTOR bounty. LEO tJuly 22 to Aug. 21) When time is ripe, follow your drive Today,In San Francisco, to reach a personal aim. Entertain and gain favor. Make your some food stamp recipients still own life more Interesting. criticize the program. Noley VIRGO ( Aug. flto Sept. 22)Be alone for a while to think over Scott, 59, is unemployed, dis- new plan and how to put it In operation successfully. Evening so I abled with a broken back, and favors romance. collects less than $300 a month LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Some good pal comes along now to in disability, welfare and social give you the support you need just at this psychological time. Attend social affair or entertain. SCCUflt)' payments. On the other hand, there's AlSCORPIO (Oct. 231° Nov. 21) Don't procrastinate about Ice French, 20, an expectant business and public affairs now and you can get exccl!ent results. Ip mother, who shops on San Take it rather easy tonight. Francisco's Market street. She SAGI77ARIUS(4ov. 22 to Dec. 21) Look Into new avenues of expression, learn about new Inventions, etc. Those you now meet says her allotment of ft,o, j stamps-under$IOOa month- can become important to future prof'.ress. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Discharge re!ponslbhitles is mort? tiiin adequate for CENTER veuhave aed. Get that matter settled with mate once and for herself and her husband. all. Avoid ; troub1ernkcr, oi AQUARIUS (Jan 21 to Feb. 19) Do whatever will speed don't eat an awful lot, so my husband and I are kind of partners iork. Some public affair can be righted by you. With oblivious to the whole food price proper methods, all is fine. . PISCES Feb. 20 to M. 20) Put more charm into your tien. i 't t fish, so! buy lots of vegetables, strroiiidlngs, and things beoome more pleasant there. Find the whatever happens to be on slk right articles of apparel toad to present wardrobe. IF YOUR CHIli) IS HORN TODAY. . . all aorta of unusual üi' in season "When the baby's born ini.e-- and interesting things happen to him or her during the lifetime, tember, well qualify for an in. with chances to rise to the height of his or her profession, so be crease in stamps. But I 'don't sire to give opportunities to express sell and to solve every kno w if w&! really need it. We problem. Show approval when a good job Is done, A fine education is a must here. usually have a curplus at "The Stars impel, they do not compel." Wluit you imike of end of every month flow." Any social program centrally your life is largely up to YOU! 3 Lines Minjm'jm The Longer Your Ad Rtj,, The Less It Costs Per Line Per Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. __________ ir Announcements __________ - ________ 9 6-Child Care Hotels Eat delivery. Orlando area. Apply in Person to Caretree Flowers. 3201 S Orlando Drive 13-Travel Agencies - COUNTY'S IS-Help Wanted 21-Situations Wanted Opportunities --- I Evening IIei'uld Opportunities ?d)SMETROBOULEVARD MIPINEAPOLIS.MINNESOTA I Rentals PHONE (612) $15 7171 m - , cIUOIIUUC 3 air. adults only. $IO3. 372 fl96afler - FRANKLIPIARMSAPTS. 1170 florida Ave / - The Master's 1 OrCotv .Ipartnirct' anti up 373 1310 f,. ove C ?Rooms I, bath furnished, Also large unfurnished opt. in Lake Mary References requir ed 372 SANDLE WOOD LAKE 12'x21' family room, living room, 7 bidrooms, stove and refrigerator, washer - S Dishwashers HOROSCOPE 55135 JOB )uplex Sanford, Longwood, Lake Mary area. 7 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, air. 5150 plus 175 dpoti? $31 9054 BLVD. ESTATE v INi MERCHANDISE t ` -il -i I 4 based has its inequities. Food stamps are not unique. Hugo Menendes Is an assist- for srovr j#fl for Drcemt.r your bnthd4te and Si to Carrpit R i ghter rore'cai, $h Ev,noHccO ld. boo 639. P4oilyw'oed, Calif *0039 0039 rkjw frady for rout svp rti DIAL 32226B I. 45-Resort Property For SERVI44r1711. . 1~ Air Conditioning Serve Home Improvements A ppliances 377 Remodeling, AOdutiOflt Full Line GE Appliances Sanford Electric Company MEMMUS K.lct,Cn Auto Repair 17-Real'Estate Wanted SO-Miscellaneous JERRY'S GARAGE Well fix your car best for less, all work gu aranteed. 705 French Ave 371 r Heater Cleaning , 0"O. ______ S-Appliances 53-TV - Radio $4-Garage - Stereo Rummage Sales . A small (l,,ss'tied Ad brngs big returns Try one and see. Call 372 Beauty Care C&A BACKHOE SERVICE Equipment Si-Sports Equipment 5$-Bicycles -.' TOWER'S IIEAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 1 ,19E I'm 277 5712 62-Lawn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools - VINCENTS CARPE PITHY ntcror Trim, Panelng Cutorn C,trpCntr 1 Plo job too small Licensed & Bonded. 323 3471 (',lntinq and Wallpapering No lOb too small. Quality workmanship Pt. 373 5579 or 373 $719 is-Pets and Supplies selling community everyday, read 66-Hot ses and use them often Call 372 7611 or $31 9993 delay! Just dial 327 7611 or $31 99?) To place your low cost Want Classified Acts serve the buying and - 61-Livestock and Poultry 67A- Feed Home Improvements 6$-Wanted to Buy ___ 69-Stamps Coins Carpentry. Rem)deling, Addtion, Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded. Free estimate. 373 603* 10-Swap and Trade Ad - . . . Transportation S-Campers Trailers . Travel 4-Aato Repairs Parts . Stamp out ioleness Put a Want Ad to work. Call 377.3611 or $319993, - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 372 S$4S Jim Rows. Pest Control 7676 Iroquois Av e Sanford, 377 70/0 Remodeling and Repairs. Room You can get a fair price when you additions. Fully insured Good advertise your "don't needs" In references, Jim Treço, 321 0209. I the Wart Ads "Impac"WashLSpra.XIeen Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks & roofs Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers, wasps 3. spider webs. 3720397. i! Openin Soon Roofing Jim Hunt 2S74Pbrk Dr. 37297*4 322399) -- - ~ -cr-- ------, _: - - - - ---- IV -1--- - - -- - -- - - ---- - -- --- -#- -- - - -- - . - . -- - . --- ~ availat)lt' in Sanford's finest family park. Come out today and reserve your Place yours 322 7111 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 'SANFORD -, Sewing Real Estate Reg. CASSELBERRY 11 IS* x 30' screened pool Our best home buy. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. eat in kitchen, carpel, air, large fenced lot. VA terms. $28,900. State Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 " w.a AGE CLIFF JORDAN Orlando H:II.2 299 REALTOR $31 $772 I -- TRUCKS RYDER RENTS Econoline Vans to Diesel Tractors Wall Papering N10 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Moving? Why not live in Sanford's finest established residential area ? M, ',t,, 41CR , Proleo,,h Walip,per Hanger , .iii Licensed Residential, Commercial ki Fret'Estirnates Ph 3726573 4I Well Drilling 9dgC&ui&L .: _ 1 WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and s lits We repair and service STINE MACHINE 3. SUPPLY CO. Of -U' W __' - ______ ----.r - - Loch Arbor HOMES OF DISTINCTION 0- Situated On Large Wooded Lots Near'The Country Club. 'I 207W 2nd St In LAS, I '9-Trucks and Trailers 1 Remodeling Sa le By 3M [ - cl MOONEY APPLIANCES payment. . - today! Phone 377 7611 or 531-9993 ____________________________________________ servIce, used machines. 53 Trailers • home. Fenc ed yard $15,500. SIvertone 73" black & white TV, console with AM.FM Stereo radio, excellent condition, 173. 323 0116. 43 Garage Rummage Sales 54 and Acreage room 7 Lots with small trailer and small house in Farmington Hunting area. With terms. 3731844. things like brand new. November Want Ads! set Many bnic a brac. Many 6. 7 and I. 212 DeLeon Road, e8ary. (T ex aco Station, turn right, t wo blocks & continue on Madera to DeLeon Rd.) Acre Montana Investment Property ----- ,,, real. oppor t un it y for the fixer upper, 3 bedrooms plus den. 2 baths, large lot and a half. Only $17,000 cn - A, , FORREST GREENE, IN N.C. tell SUMMERLp $18,750 Appraised for $21,300. But must soil because of transfer. Like new, 3 bedroom. P, bath, central heat and air. carpeting, garage. $7403 cash will buy this immaculate doll house for you Call now, Lee Sather. REALTOR As,vcate . LAK E MAR Y- That's right? This ) bedroom reduced again Now only 571.000 Better call 4uick. PilIECREST- A dandy! 3 bedrooms. near Shopping and school. $23,500. Housefull of furniture and misc. Items. All in excellent condition. See anytime, reasonable. Off 25th St. I road over from Inspection Station 2521 Poinsetta, Sanford, 323357). Flowers and Gifts for all occasions. tropical and exotic plants. "Quality at Discount Prices", CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 S. Orlando Drive. 373.7150. AM-Fm radio phono. 5)5; home I track stereo and peakers. $20; 7 reel tape re-corder, $10, 321 OS1S. BABY GRAND PIANO CALL 365 3009 Musical Merchandise - (WITH GOOD CREDIT) 2 1 W. 2Sth ---- -- --- - = ~ 322-2420 Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS Call For Appolntmer't Sanford, Fla. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 236$ Part Dr. Ucuroorns, I Rath, furnished $22,90 Corbett Real Estat 322.3 103 REALTOR 6614791 DeBary . Any . Car lIke new Reconditioned Batteries, s12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, l97lMUstarig Convertible, beautiful, 1119 Sa nfor d Ave. 1 owner, like new. 17.92MaitlaM "Don't needst" 'Serve a useful outpost again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the 1963 Olds F IS. new paint lob. Good Herald Call us today' Dri t mec hanical condton 1300 Call delay! Just dal 372 7611 r 53 1 323 4955 anytime 9991 To place your cc,st want ad 1965 Flat Convertible -- 18 Good Condition $350 372 3307 - Motorcycles - 1966 GTO. Mint condition, everything rebuilt, 100 cu in. 3. Motorcycle Insurance - 7's, 4 speed. AM FM stereo tape BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 player. mag 79 Trucks and Trailers wheels. $100. 322 44)0. After 6 or weekends. __________________________ . -- 1971 VEGA Hatchback. Auto, Fac Air, $2,715. Ph Mr. Gross. Wheel Ranch, Sa nford. 3231050 1914 Chevy Custom 20, 3 speed, with Granny, FM stereo, low mileage. 1977 Toyota Corona Deluxe. 4 door, air, 4 speed, new tires A 1 Con under warranty. 5400 & take over ditiOn, 623 1716 payments. 3fl1121,ask for Eddie 322 3710 1977 GMC one ton truck 17' steel flatbed. Only 20,676 actual miles , Like new. Only 17750 793 7744 _ _________________________ 372 $721. Provincial cabinet. 5495. lQ77OpeJGT SP. Good Gas Mileage 3726457 Volkswagen, 1973 light blue. low mileage, stereo, air, $2300. Call Mon Thurs. 830 to 5 7722662. 373.7340 Rent Equipment for 64 Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only II per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 65 Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AXC, Toy & Mini Poodlet all colors, Cocker, Mini & Large Dachshundt, Shih Tn,. Schnauzer, York ie, Boston Terrier. Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi Poo, 25 pups on display, we buy pups, 731 3176 or I 904 737 2917 Connie We buy odd pieces of sterling silver and go!d. Dave's Furniture, Soo Sanford Ave., 3239370. U *BEDDING SALE * * Buy Direct-.. Whse Prices. I ,Off United Bedding 71 N. Hwy. 1792 Casselberry Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding KennelS. 3225752, 68 73 Ford Torino ..................2395.00 71 Ambassador ..................895,00 71 Camero Cpe ..................1695.00 72 Datsun Wagon ................1495.00 WENT A PET PekAPoo pups. UKC registered. Black and silver will hold fill Christmas with deposit. Days, 1341424; 323 7559 after 6, ask for 1701 W. 1st St. 16 P.M. DAILY ANYONE CAN AFFORD A GOOD CLEAN USED CAR AT THESE LOW LOW PRICES Pets and Supplies THE FISH NET- Tropical fish and supplies. 1002 French Ave 371 01 30. Tues. Sal., 10330. Fri., till ? pm MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy I??? Open 561 & Sun 95 6)8 2920 INFLA TION PRICE BUSTERS! For Sale: Upright Piano Sanford Auction 323 0285 70 Volvo Wagon ..................1995.00 73 Hornet Wagon ................2695.00 73 Matador Sedan ...............2195.00 72 Ford LTD.....................1995.00 69 Pontiac GTO .................. 1295.00 73 Monte Carlo ..................3295.00 Those Are Just A Few Many Many More Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices pa.d, used, any condition. 6441126. Winter Park. - OPEN SUNDAY'S CASH 3221132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 Items. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford. Ava 69 ~~~0i Sf5w~~~ -0 Stamps-Coins $312030 buy and sell Gold and Silver I MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 ins Single or Bulk. SEMINOLE )IN CENTER. 109W 1st St 373 Ph. 831-2828 57 (fl !' 410 sow "?y , Si Household Goods * Singer -J .A ~09 - For Complete Details Call REALTOR Associate Sonny Raborn Buys Lowrey Sninot Spinet flrnri. .-............V Protect your pet from theft or lots. Have your pet permanently identIfIed 8. regstered. For more Info. call $627111 Suite 713. Adding Machine and Typewriter $10 for both STAN'S AUCTION Hwy. 46, West 1st St., Sanford now open dally for retail sales. Always a barn full of good clean used furniture, an tiques.. TVs, and appliances . IDYLLWILDE- One, Two, Three. Auction every Saturday night 7 30 Four, Five brand new homes p.m. Consignments welcome. For From 141,51)0 to 547,000. We ha it Information call 3fl.9719. All infornatlon' FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS $6.50 EACH SANORA Dozen red rosest 12 PIOLLS IN CASSELBERRY brand new 3 bedroom. 2 bath beauties All extras Double garages. Some patio homes . Avxado plush carpet, 14'xll' with rubber ?ad, very good COndilion, 542,300. $I'O 7 air conditioners, $23 and $3. Electric knife, $3. 321 0131 SAP. LANTA - Only one left! New) SAN LANTA Only 5,39.500 for this I bedroom. 7 bath. One of our best buys, * $50 Down Parts-Accessories finance, shots, guarantee, 19W MAYFAIR- Just reducedt Neat 3 bedroom. $37,500. You could fall in love with this onel bedroom, 1 1 : bath, Only $73,903, Ste Ill Mustang City * Good Condition Also Step Bumper _____-----______ -- 59 -- Auto Repairs 1961 'ilonFordpickupv1 ROBSON MARINE 7977 Hwy 17 9322 _ Miscellanøous "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY -SELL-TRADE PINECRUST-322 $472 Pool and 3 311 315E First St bedrooms Can't be beat at D&J CURIOSITY SHOP 526,000. LOCH ARBOR-- Hold it! Lovely 3 bedroom, 7 both, now just $39,500. Call about this one now! Equipment Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in your home. 373 2791 after 6. Suite 20 3. The Greater Mail REALTOR S. Casselberry, 130.16M Real~ Boats & Marine 55 For Sale Hartman Realty, Inc. Stenstrom . 76 serviced. Beautiful French 50 REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd . 373 63S3 or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADES ________________________ RUMMAGE SALE: Sat.. Nov. 9. Apartment house for sale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $33,000 Call 372 .1693 for InformatIon. Christmas isa time for giving and a time for sav ing w hen you shop the pages Fit Classified Ads' --' --- .--.---,----, ------------ -. - 1977 Vega Hatchback Coupe, loaded, bedroom, mattresses, dining _______________________________ it t 705 French Ave. 321 0590 CARPORT SALE- Nov. I. 9 W. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary 9 to 5 Items from over 30 families. Sanford 373 Bargains Galore, -----Home furnishings, sofas. chairs, Lots Ranch 6/2 Pct. LOAN with air. Low mileag-. Very clean After 7, 722 6340 USED & REBUILT PARTS "-' range. refrigerator, built-in oven, central heat, window air unit, needs painting. A sacrifice, $27900 Low dOWd payment, Smission _______ _____________________________ 40 7630 . JERRY'S Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. .CREAGE Good small acreage with Beautiful, undeveloped rolling grass' 9am hills nea r hIstoric Miles City. and without homes, Excellent hunting. 5210.12 down, GARAGE SALE: Sat. 10.6 Bike, $70.14 monthly, $1,000 balance. books, clothes, water bed and PAYON REALTY Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. frame, saddle, and misc, itemS, Dawson collect, .1o6asoDlsotod ay, 377.1301, 26lO Hiawatha Ave.at 1797 3736615 or 3772059. You can buy quality merch a nd ise at a budget price when you shop the 46 Income And THREE BEDROOMS-• I'., bath (Pullman). large lot, good sized bedrooms, one walk-in clos et. 1973 Dodge Dart, 3 speed Iran 2]l 1'.'; __________________________ OWNER 323-1843. Comp'ete trailer hitches All kinds available SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orla nd o Drive beautiful shade trees. $26,500. Will,15 hunting Jeep Ci). Good nningc oncthtion.G.A. Speer, 337 321 171t Cone see us at our big new Iocato BROXER,377-59n Nights, 323 1)67 or 323 9067 Nights. stallation, motor and generator service, hitches Southern RV Services, 3237020 _________________________ Radio Stereo Best 1962 Falcon new brakes, new muffter, good tires $200. 535 4332 Extra gas tanks, air conditioners special on awnings with free In. have it. A. A. McClanahan off er . 323-06?'; You are always ahead when you buy, sell or rent with a Want Ad TV rebuilt. New transmission 373-137). Camper-Travel WASHER, parts, S or 10 Acres. Desirable home site location Paved road, trees, horses okay Terry Realty, What do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably REALTOR, 675 0711. farming. - 0 0 - 1 day 1 year 37) 3310 Additions -- .. .------- - - - --- CONVENIENT $300 Inflation Buster Truck Rentals 41111111 Broker 377.754) I 2 ACRES Close in. Ideal for trailer and so Built With Pride 77-~~ - - - - - 322-7424 sell. rent or swap. a Classified Ad will get results for you. Dial, 372. 2611 or $31 9993. a's choice lot. 7-Junk Cars Removed 'S-Motorcycles -- --7~- ---- , ~ ~- --- - - - ~- -- - . After Hours! 3220641 KENMORE A small classified ad brings big returns. Try one anti see. Call 377 7611 or 131-9993. 3 BEDROOM -I BATH Small onwn payment. 3227111 REALTOR I -- .-- Vx -i Realty When you have something to buy. Best lot Selection flOW venient location. Nice corner lot Ideal terms. FIXER-UPPER- 3 bedroom frame home on 150'x 150' site in Lake Mary . Liberal terms, 110,500 7k.. Pct. Interest Rate GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOU NEED. PUP MONEY DOWN. New 3 an i bedroom home's, 101 to 2 baths priced from $72,150 to $75,100 on large wooded lot. Seller Pays all closing Cost. VA. FHA, Conventional loins, Builder, Daltona, 901159.2250. Orlando, 305423-1336. MOBILE HOME PARK Accessories 0-Autos for consider a reasonable offer, Owner, 322 2710. 32744.37 -11111111111111111 F't)( - 71-Antiques '7-Auction :z.r' Ave _ Quality workmanship. Dorothy BlIss. 3.49 'Don't needs!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't 64-Equipment for Rent Flotilla I .' - And Supplies 6!-Building Materials i.' spreads. Carpentry 60-Office Equipment 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, corner lot, May * * * * Deltona * * * Custom mad't Drapes and Bed. Painting 3 Bdnsn., 1', baths, garage, $3,100 down $186 mo 7 pet. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750. 5 Con tact us, you may qualify JOHNNY WALKER GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE. INC. _________ S9-Musical Merchandise or $31 9993. 1. Possible subsidized monthly FAIL CLEANING t.arsdcleanincj, septic tanks, fill dirt, driveways All kinds of di gging 377 9117 or 373 39*3 Having trouble storing summer items? Sell them fast and easy with a Classified Ad. Call 377.2611 3. Families or singles, .3640 Can't pt the car in the garage Sell no longer needed items with a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald Dial 772 7611 or 531 9993 to _* HUFFMAN REALTY Al Pill, Jenny Clark, Assoc. 377 1591; 322 US) Day, Eve. od . i' bath home. Assume mtg. C. H. & Air. No qualifying, Low 42 Mobile Homes ______________________ 1 BEDROOM 1 BATH Completely renovated, quiet, (Ofl 7. Adults ii tPiru retirement. j 25*0 Ridgewood SANFORD, FLA. -0111111111111111 - Land Clearing 111111111~ -. • 373 5954 2611 of 531 9993. SS -Boats & Marine Se-Camping Equipment Ap - For Sa le Si-Household Goods -10 *'s. REAlTOR 323 5114 NO DOWN PAYMENT 1. Your new custom home on a lot of your Choice. Pressure Cleaning OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES selection of brand name offerings dailyf payments. - Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks Instatlation I,al,tiiv but C,,trll 372 p5 anytime - WITh You !I : Al; makes, md. Players Tuning. Repair,$63-9500 Carpentry, Roofing, Cement Finishing, Painting. Reasonable Billy Geck, 373-5207. 2577 Park Drive. 3fl 1542 - -. I I Plan; Servkes Repeir . Want Ads provide you with a large KULP REALTY 107W. 1sf. Stfeet PIANO SERVICES 3. 322749$ 322433$ , allic PrIll"111111 W PET REST INN Boardng & Grooming Ph.327 1057 'us REALTOR 24 Hour Service -. Pet Care Central Heat & Ar Cor1tonnq Jd(j l ot. r'f all t ,pes Carpentry. For tree e%ttiiates. call Carl Painting. Cement Work, Light Ha'rs. a' SEARS in Sanford 327 Hauling 32236.45. 1771 ____________________________________ - House Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, Sale Merchandise Woman would like to share 6 room house with gentleman, couple with 1 child or other woman. Near school and Shopping center. 321 /4 'u*tWiesIst. 0 I A Directory of Experts Ready To 46-lncortte And Investment Property - Wanted to Rent lttsap.,t. P 42-Mobile Homes 43-Lots and Acreage 44-Farms and Groves 38 OFF AIRPORT For Rent 41-Houses for Sale 365-5555 -NOW LLISINO FROM '6O t2&3Bidrooms 36-Resort Property 40-Condominiums Commercial Building 7515 Park Ave. Call 305 254 7911, Melbourne 3237900 ORLANDO FurniShed or unturnishe'd. 601 , swimming pool 1720 S Orlando' Dr 373 2920 33-Houses Rent Furnished Real Estate BUSifleSS Property For Rent - H...,' It .. SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom, 11.'? bath - 37 I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. 32-Houses Rent Unfurnished 31-Wanted to Rent . *Drapes Furnished Property Lower your food by catching fish on the Wekiva River while renting a mobile home at CAMP SEMINOLE. No pets. 327 4170, Disposals and dryer hook up, 7 patios. 1 screened. shag carpet, central heat and aft, walk to plaza. Small pet welcome. 734 N. Evans Cit. car pe t throughout After Sunday 327 1842 7 Bedroom trailer. Gas, water, TV and heat 1 Child, 1 small pet. 510 week. $160 month. 327.9064. Sennis Courts • D Sr Boa ting risii,ng Deltona. Duplex, Realty Idyllwilde. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, RAVEPIPJA PARK, 304 Temple Dr. fireplace, Fla. r oom, solarium, lovely pa neled bedrooms. 7 baths, f enced yard, new roof & sh ag eat in kitchen, fenced yard with CalIBart Real Estate tithing %I7S 3655057. Swimming Pool l-6'. 372 4161 372 1959 Near St. Johns for boating, , 51.2.3 Bedroom Apts. 1l0WAIRPORTOLVO. SANFORD. 373-7570 -- GENEVA. 12430', carpet, central ar, heat, furnished on 2 acres ON RESERVOIR ESVOIR VILLAS Mobile Homes Rent 34 Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 37? 1991 19195 Fr en ch 377 7374. 322 1196, 377-7545 - .. _____ 711 P1 Oak. Sinto,u3 Used washers and dryers. Many to 32 2 lIllday,)73 pet, kitchen equipped. large utility BROKER choose (torn. 90 day warranty on ASSOCIAT( storage room. $21500 all used appliances, Dick's Ac. pllances. 372 7654 Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one --. . ------ - - beats a Stemper Realty 3 Bedrooms, Ii Baths Air Conditioned. 372 2072 After 5303776700 - - 11 373 MS0 ________ 'A investment l,I,t.mv of toil' - JOHN SAULS AGENCY Harold Hall Antiques Autos for Sale - NEARLY NEW-) bedroom Split plan, )'., baths, wall to wall car- * Sez! Stemper Houses Rent Furnished 2 Bedrooms, living room. Fla, room, near elementary School. 1401 Magnolia .CI. $31 DIII, $343759. 4 31-AparlmentsRent 37-Business 33 6282162 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished For Rent ______________ IF carpeted, pool 155.000. ----- ---- 80 Queen sIze tedroomn sui te, living Old Sheffield. Co. buys room suite. color TV console, American and English stea'iilig in h100E 71h St dining room suite All items not VISTA CRUISER any condition 53) 1171 372 over 6 months old. Made by Broy. 1969 Oldsmobile, full power, chrome ___________________________ rack. AC, telescopic steering ST, JOHNS REALTY CO. hill. 323.9493. wheel, AM FM radio, rear GE Washer 5. Dryer, like new, Twin BROKERS 72 Auction speakers. Cash price, M. Call bed set; fledroom suite; Electric Frank at 3229411 or evenings, $69 Days-3fl 6173 heater. 371 0920. Open daily 10 for consignments or 1146, - Night$3fl517lor3fl7]57 sales off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely Full double bed, beige bookcase 1971 Monte Carlo, loaded, full power, homes, located in Deltona. Lots headboard, box springs, mattress, extra clean. $2,595 Alto 1972 DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE larger than average. $33,000 to 545. 3726901. Monte Carlo bright yellow, AM Hwy. 16 West, Senford 539.000. Call Jim Knox at 3220071 FM. Special. $7995 Call Don 173 5620 or 301 725 1525 Pope, 327 1651. Dealer. 52 Appliances 1959 Lincoln with 430 engine, lust For Immediate Sale bage disposal, range refrigerator. 15' x 30' screened - Duplex.? bedroom air Condit loned, adults (Jrrtrr,ed, 377 6670 or 371 831.4039 family room, wall to wall carpet, eat in kitchen, dishwasher, gar M.UNSWOPTH REALTY 803W. lit St. ________________________________ 323.6061, 37305)7. room, 71 Household Goods -_______________________ GOLF COIJRSE-) bedroom, 7batfl, than rent. Government subsidized to qualified buyers. Call to see if y ou qualify!! 5 t;=00 r1 : HOMES They're Hot !" TAFFER REALTY SI - landscaped, $37,250. White Payment, monthly payments lets of mRonDA Garnett New houses in a rural area. No dow n 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen 4 bedroom, unfurnished apartment. $115 mo. $?S security deposit. Children welcome. 373 Ml?, Nice One bedroom apt. * - - building, fenc ed back yard Well "Get Em While 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large yard, with back fenced, equipped kitchen, $700 1st & tast plus 51(1) 5ecurt' ,A? tdrpetinu, urapes, kitchen eqJipped.central heat and air Monthly rentals from $142 SO.' 327 7090, 1505 W 75th St . Sanford. 29-Rooms for Rent 34-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 1°T nr% SANFORD MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY INTERNATIONAL COR PORATIOP. 2$- Insurance 27- InvesTment For 't eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, gar. bege dhsposal, range, large inside utility room, outside utility Broker, 107W Commercial Sanford, 372 7551 Un f urn id she bedroom tsom NO CASH DOWN PAYMENT AND ( REDUCED MONTHLY \ PAYMENTS under tlt, EXCEPTIONAL i nitiri 7 bath, family room, fireplace, carpeted, Houses Rent 665 1521. PLulIuAcoRpoRATlOu NEWSPAPER 25--Loans * *GENEVA GARDENS * * Single story studio, I. 7. and ) t)edroorn .ipSrlmrnts Pool, Wanted .LO,,PARTICIPATE III - W. - 32 011W114101 to pvrcha a ne. 3 & 3 -- EXECUTIVE 1AlI U IJPIL - Apartments Rent Unfurnished Business Opportunities 4 ONLY Financial 24-Business Situations Computer got my loot it Widow with 25 years accounting experience (all phases ) needs accounts to keep in my home Will do your income tax. 3735530 EXT. 133. _________________________ SEMINOLE Employment f 32) 7741 JOHN KRIDEQ. ASSOC AVALOUAPMUMENIS AOULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd St NEW MARONDA Wednesday, Nov, 6, 974-11B ------------ 41 -~----'------' ---Houses bedrooms 7 baths, living, dining, family room, carpeted, screened patio. carport, new central heat sndair,sprirklingsystem, llfruit trees, garden spot. 571.150 Ph Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage pancy, urnished and un furnished. $90 S120, 321 0066. Houses for Sale By owner One or two family home. 1 Houses for Sale 4 sa:formTediateoccu HOME ona olillons has never b.,n thiS •y' Work in g people as well as w ith An iflIiiOt ad,ast,d Ire ss income at 114*0 Sttjt a. 'Jy 14 -Camping. Resorts 15-Action Sports 30 ______________________________ 21 Condominiums Rent -- (,fomar. or Man for flower route Have and ad venture, browse through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. Travel & Recreation Rooms for - .1 , ---- -41 phiance package Rent $219 or buy 125.400, 647 1917 garage apartment. Air and Iteot, Wafer Furnished Near hospital 3770191 ENT? - ultimate recreation, deluxe ap i Room (ii Large rnom, private bath and entrance. Gentleman preferred. Call after 6 pm., 373 0391. N'cmnQ an AVON Represen t,it,r' Call 644 3079 lbs 51 00 Farm Fresh Please call (305) I 6465 11-Instructions Increase your income to 14 per cent. 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 2601 Mohawk Trait. Mild, Mlg Bkr. Cash for Christmas can be yours by OCEAN SHRIMP-LOBSTER Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage 5 Free home delivery Saves 10-Do It Yourself -• to Eat Produce Daivo Patch Flea iarket, DJtrack Rd . .at Sun 1-Eating Places to 32) 5954 Good ThIngs Tomatoes Things Cocktail Waitresses needed, per m,snent employment. Apply Ito 7. Why Not Lounge, Holiday Inn in Altmonte Springs, IN MY HOME 4-Personals S-Lost and Found 9-Good Care - 2 01 Opportunities r LIVE AT SHEOA In a lush nature setting 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, bdrm, partly furnished apt. Clean. Pets welcome. 19$ mo C all Orlando 151-1109. investment -'-.-- 40 Can't put the car in tht garage Sell no longer needed ;fems with a Nice 1 bdrm. trailer, also apt Good location, Mature adults, Utilities classIfIed act in the Evening pd . No deposit, 373 5695. Herald. Dial 372 7611 or $31 9993 to SALESMAN WANTED- Sates experience necessary. Apply in Lake Many- New 2 bedroom person. Art Grindies Wheel duplex, kitchen equipped. drapes, Ranch. S Hwy 17-97. Sanford Ph carpet, garage 373044.5 373 1050 WILL BABY SIT 3-Cemeteries - 7-Motels Irish Setter Last seen Child 2-In Memoriam 4 ri- at The Herald offices. 300 North French Ave. Sanford Please do fbi t elephone. 372-7317 6 27 Apartments Rent Furnished Sanford I? Bed". sorn Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park, 7515 Park flry., 373 7*61 place yours 29 Country Club Area Reward 322 5712 or 1-Card of Thanks - iT LOST Red - ________ ri- Day. .31 WELAKAAPAR1MEPS makes the lob more n and P rofit Ot)lC. Apply in person to Torn Aiken, Editor, Warmack, 322 2520. Sanford. _____ c- Lost and Found 26 times -------24c a line Apartments Rent Furnished 645 1547 (21 H,s ) 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald is interviewing correspondents for all areas of Seminole and Southwest Volusia c ounties An automobile it helpful but not essential The ability to operate a camera 4C YOU TROUBLED' Call You Free, 644 2027 for "We Care"-(lotline" AduIt of Teen s Sthru 25 limes......]Ica tine Anytime. can type and are interested n picking up some 323 797S 1 thru S times... 41c a line Answo'IoPrev,ousPuzzle -. -- ,, Wishiiig For Moneyl-Sell Vnwants ' With A Want Ad - If you are, WILL DO SEWING IN MY HOME 6:00 A.M..5:30 P.M. Monday thru Friday - Are you one of phase people who knows everyone in town? Want something challenging ,n religion? Try HIS WAY Why not call us at 223 9092 or 3 6416 Department Hours e available For more info call nov 7111 Suite 713, ident A Pet In ternational Inc 321 0470. Correspondents Want Ad 1967. ___________ Call 47) 458? Writs P.O Box 12fl Ads Part tim 31 people Cash In on America's love affair with pets. Select franchises GOIng home tor Christmas? Get lhere h a be tter car as advertised in the CtassitIed Ads. Sanford. Florida Ask For Want - Over ii, Call PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Arnyn's Can Help Orlando 831-9993 RECREATION _ Full time .--a .. Join flhlilon dollar pet industry . Have a profession where people call you, not one where you call Help Wanted 18 0 ---- Business opportunities Farm Fresh produce daily. Vine ripe tomatoes, 1600 box. Hwy. 434. ',mi, W of II.. FACED WITH A DRINKING COMPLETE . l IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN Y OU R FAMILY? AL. ANON drinkers For further informal Ion call 473 4357 or wrte Sanford Al Anon Family Group p o Box 553. Sanford. Fla 3fl71 Seminole 322-2611 24 9 GoodThlngstoEat For families or friends of problem DIAL A : Stop ft -- ------. - -- ---- - ---..- -- --- Personals INFORMATION OFFEF -i Results*' Get ----- - -.--- 4 Food ''. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. YOUR 1 . i,.. 6,1974 EVERY DAY Consumers :, - • A , ease.. ~-- .t ALL'S WELL THATS... SERVICED AT BOB DANCE DODGE * * s- GOLDEN TOUCH'N SW towing cabinet, repossessed nger's best model, winds bobbin i machine. Full automatic. ay balance of $75 or 10 pay. ents of $1, pinbobbln, zigzag, and 3 needle osltlon. Like Condttion, told w for $53, balbceof $43 cash or Payments of $10. New warranty. Call Credit Dept. IsNFORD SEWING CENTER A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9111 TUNE-UPS 6 CYLINDER" 1801 W. lit. St. 0192 Includes plugs, points, condenser, Sun Electronic Engine Analysis labor and SANFORD 323.7730-644-3912 8 CYLINDER" 5 2442 Includes plugs, points, condenser, OFFER GOOD THRU NOV. 13 6 Eves. 16911 46 ~ labor and Sun Electronic Engine Analysis �--------- •. — - - - . - .. .; - - - - . -. . 1213—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1.1 1401.17 IT! 1401V 00 _ I JU6T KNOW." YOU KNOW BEETLE BEETLE WIN AT Mort Walker BUT iF YOU'RE WRON&I POW WILL _J[ 0J 11t9 (,tt T5 ____ q11b __ ________________ Z . ,J~T - '' .. - -- - - ' ii -. - ç x'-' ' -. ", . ' . -. - 1 L i J --- I K I .- ... FIRST ' \,._________._ ' - hf_________ ______ - by Larry Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -17 OTNEEDTO ILL NEVER FOGT 'H EP., WHY ARN'T 2 /1 \/ h\X - i 'i t I Ii BLON DIE AT ThE I" _-r'_.r-_"\ 4~, - 1 I7 i..\ A- #u. !' \ - PT I -ç — Z"'1 \k -' "' "(I - -- ,, r,,, - _ ' / 1u66!) r'øjt.gp up\ . . , ,r Wr C TTrPJ 3164^ r '_%__•_.p _--- STL)PO, MoNiC, o° ,- - IF I . I . I 1. I IN dAPAN5i -' _ —i,/ ----- ~________ "EN WE C-4ZON Lip WE IZE C-01 NO 70 IDEf,MCAL I I I -4cJj5 '..__________ '4 ii—.---- ..0 . 4 Ii I~ . It -1 ?_; i ; 6' I., .. .. w ; 11 _ . 41% . * lt~ .,Y-, I 1 ! ~ __.. __ - W L T- r'-- OUR #10. coo : - -! ;7 =__.1 I T - = r7~ _________ /. 1 \ ' - I ,- ____ . P I - 4, n Li f I L - -- IV- * 1 . - _- - llf I - IL~~_*_ - * ~ - - --- ' I I . -1 — ____~_ 11 tf -. - -____ State Bank),Ul clubs, $88,94$. 50; Shirley Lucu, Flagship United State Bank, S43clube,$50,700; and by Bob Montana __________________________ " co,,,.' . 000l ) J I - ;1111 ) voting City council, unanimously, authorized or .~ )) nn - 0e .L~10 ) I it after Police Chief Justus East . ~T ! , to do after commissioners certified cleaning proposal a stop-gap nussioners or a proposed $6 5 million drainage problems and said the Development Co request for Julien Stenstrom as city drainage bond Issue that would right-of-way and earement increased utility service to a representa tive on the Seminole have been used to finance a study "would be the first step" proposed residential COTTUT1UnItY Action Inc board citywide drainage program The city is unable to use the development outside the city off of directors Asked the Citizens using piped and paved major ditch cleaning machine, pur- the Old Orlando Highway. li ty Advisors Committee drainage structures to cha nnel chased several years ago, In to The city signed a uti recommend a replacement for Mrs. Stella Woodhouse w ho has .1% resigned. Mrs. Woodhouse Is a candidate for a city cominiaslon '9' seat in the Dec. 3 city election. -'I ; Voted to drop con. It sideration of franchising ,,* commerelalrefuseplckuptoa private contractor in the city. 4 The move came after a smey . ~q report that 18 businessmen / . -:1 i replied to questionnaires sent a I I IA.- ' . -. .,. - - Jackie Thomas, Sanford Atlantic Bank, $43 clubs, $62,875.50. y his Floyd said according to an underground until an ap. during ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - extra" agreement approved Wt year, plication is submitted. . Police Lt. Steve Garver, hospitalization. v Floyd said he would not like Garver was removed from the city is to accept and recovering from gunshot and the city to be a pilot project and maintain the lines wounds received last weekend , intensie care and placed in a easements in the parking area council should consider long while itl.em tin' to foil attempted holdup, will remain regular room Wednesday, oftheshoppangeenter Thecity andhardbeforeitapproesan tit L according to Florida Hospital is to waive fire hydrant rentals plan to pump drainage into th'e on the city's payToll un he s spokesman His condition IS on 14 hydrants within the wa ter table able to return to work . it the officer the difference bet. / r ' _________ - ' shopping center, under the Once the planned new sewer agreement. plant is built and in operation, in other business, council Floyd said he would rather see le instructed City Atty. Joe Davis DeVoney reporttA that ti to obtain sewer and water line city cannot receive federal treated effluent placed back in asenlents from the Altamonte money for a pilot project to the ground than water from inject treated drainage water drainage ponds. Mall t. I' _* . - . . -_ 1I A N I % . . low ~ - I --1 , - . . --- "Ile -- - mllw_,~~ - _,7 . W PI . . "fJ '-: '' t. POPPY SALE Veterans el Foreign Wars Post 10109 of Sanford will observe Poppy Day Saturday. Mrs. Aane Campbell, Poppy Chairman for the Auxiliary Unit, sells first veteran's poppy to Mayor Lee P. Moore as Post Commander John Beaske looks on. change. three were concerned that prices would increase despite city control of fees and rive accounts objected to a switch to private pickup. -Adopted a sick leave policy for city einployes of 15 days a . The new policy will allow employes with up to five years sersice to accrue a maximum of 30 days sick leave; employ with fie 1010 Years service to accrue 60 days, and employes with o%-er 10 years service to accrue a maximum of 90 days sick leave. Terminated or retiring employes are not paid for accrued sick leave. ~--Ix-~ '-" '- -',, ",' ,I .?_7v O~R -~_ , ;~!Z,r -~-----.4 t 1 ;-,-,f - : ,C ,_4t~,i~," tz -___~___ , ~Z.__!.1AV ~_ :; _i ; -k---,- — LLLLJ__ EEK & MEEK by - - . . G ; f t co 1110, 1 111 I 111 I I N "" — - L , ' '' / 'I i__ Weather Details Page 3A Index \NI aI11_j ' _______________________ . I-ES GiETTINO VERY OcE, 1-lAc 1D DO MAKE A PEW ArLKiCTS,jL 50 FAR PES BEEN AEU it) YJRI4 100 RAADS0C L,2_0 NT 10 " '1 C__ - LL !t uY rt$fl Hill ;C f4o J i~OqCER WE RE W.VNG " A INANCiAL CRISIS. ) I r" I I .A It kl --• ill! I IF - r i r- ii-i I ',J - —1 I) LI—L_ ~ . I LER vtr, i i ll -!+ LEAD In; ii L ' 4TTI14G 10 1URN CR0 -* if it PP40F u<-DUMM . I. I .) / lB I)r.l,amb.. _ .. - .._15A Iit roscope ue erc ants d Three local banking in- than the back of the checks. direct or indirect loss of some -It's a fact gathering her checkbook or the man who compared to money gained by $30,000 .monthly from bad or stitutions will also be represented on on the pa nel for session," Homer said to find unwlttingl% passesachekwith those passing bad (hetk,s bad forged checks check artists would win hands Predictions are that the discussions. according to out what can be done so tlial. insufficie ' Have you tried to get a check cashed lately? Pretty difficult, combination of a sour economy Sanford Chamber Executive merchants are not stung so cover it usually do not come to do%-n, Vinton said. It wouldn't badly and so often and to firxi a Vinton's attention. They im- even be close. wasn't it, unless you went to and the approaching Christmas Manager Jack Horner. Vlntonrecrntl} located a bad The merchan ts are asking the wa y to get rid of the mediately make restitution )OUt own bank be1re going °i season will see the cirtulation - GA .... 813 Fighter ~__ I j4 ~ 'i" of "bad paper" skgrocket banks to cotiie up with some PART ONE torney' s office to set up a bad then)," Horner said, adding 11 common thief, said Sheriff were lwnded to Vinton for merchants lose money from Each bad check bad checks they hate to mate It merchants accepted checks check seminar on Nos 14 from that tie bankers are being Sgt Bill Vinton, who fcr the action with a smile Today, they must 8 m to 10 a in at the C of C asked If merchants should past 17 months has been averaged $100 If the moneyup some way and usually this be leery of the checkwriter. building to discuss ways to cut place the Identification in- assigned to bad check in- itolen in armed robberies over I a hig a 1_ month period inSeminole ahidin citizens, The merchan ts suffer the the losses. someplace other istigationc community Serninole County formation ~L 4iLA. .*47. Inf lation Children are often more 'paperhangers" in the area. when their error is pointed out, checkartistm California. "She pleased with a simple to was not a prof emional, but made adapted from something you Something also has to be done Vinton said. new way of cancelling checks so, before 1975 arrives, l'OrgeflLS on stolen checks , is quite a habit of passing ba d already own than by elaborate, that the lengthy process of about the law that requires another matter, he said. checks and sure ripped off this expensive items. marking checks with iden- clerks to remember the person group a Of area' before leaving," he said. Law abiding coloiners are tification information will not who cashed the bad check well Recently Look around the howe for professionals hit Seminole The public can help to cut the eye-catching colors and apthe registration card. In some annoyed by the riganiarole they be a waste of time, enough to identify him. With cases a frowning clerk whose must go through over their good Merchants are having dli- turnover in stores of clerks in County and in a three-day forgeries, Vinton said, urging pealing designs, but don't piercing eyes seem to be checks Merchants are down. Ficulty tracking down bad check the low-paying positions, period passed forged checks for women to stop the habit of neglect the safety aspect. Good looking into your 30111 takes a right angry at the losses they passers after the bank cary- Horner said. the clerk could more than $12,000. . leaving theif pocketbooks playthings can often be found in In June, 1973, Vinton has containing the family check the kitchen — wooden spoons, photograph. suffer and the situation is a ceiling process obliterates in have left the area for the next In August before bad check cases of book in unattended cars many cases the identification count y or the next state Pity the individual who is not serious one squishy plastic pan cleaners, 1973 the number declined to "As more working men a.re plastic measuring spoons on a a licensed driver or a registered Sanford merchants and the information marked on the the case comes to court. The type person who passes a seven or eight, but by Sep. laid off, the problem with bad secure ring, and pots that can toter lie will find it next to local chamber of commerce checks, homer said impossible to pay by check. Some checks returned - f rcmi check knowing that he does not tember had reached 120 per checks is going to increase. be beaten upon for satisfying have joined with the sheriff's there's no doubt about it,' Just a few years ago when department Sanford Police De- the banks look 'like a third have sufficient funds in the month sound effects. that shopping spree? Two positive identifications are neessar before a store accepts a check preferably a driver's license and a voter - Around The Clock Hridg Calendar . -L..... I 3A Comics Crossword Puzzle - - - - . ,8B Dear Abby ec s a - ,_ ,I w ig By DONNA E.STF-S Herald Staff Writer a 11 l." i f _V 1, I/ I SHORT RIBS ________________________ 11-4 ' also asked Mayor Norman Floyd to determine if council can pay Garver "something Howic Schneider I --- __ - __ --- a L ComommulU. . pa)ments and his regular pa _____ ____ - - 7 .. A Television j4t. -. .. - McClahahan 'ind Gordon Meyer indicated if the city can legally rewind the contract they want the ddeat in Tuesday's election measure to help relieve - - , Denied a Newburgh ir I .=- Itamonte Votes Full Pa For Wounded Policeman 1-1 .. F. \ L_ Wk ROTATING i_,. : - — - I 14 ALI:HEMt'3T 14AS BEEN . N THE O'FhER ONE 5.)----%\F__ L,i !L - I ~, -7 I _~ & I •J .. A, ,-. .-.-, _~~ : : ___ - ,-, ~ , t\_ . 1A . r - r'l ' (4 ,I. b Bob 'p'-ayes TISIN . . - . I- task for Inadequate cleaning of present dmUwge ditches. In other business - ;i - - f: ____ AU , '-\ ) registered voters, ,• t'7- ~ 1:9i~~eI / - -- _____ '1' -4,.. contract with storm waters to Lake Monroe znany areas ofthe city because service from five "basin" areas over the city doesn't own right.of. Newbuegh almost 16 months the city way or easements along major ago when a construction start Official tabulation showed open drainage ditches. What was anticipated. Sanford city commissioners have authorized city staff 2,101 voters against the bond cleaning that has been done in City Ally. Vernon Mize will members to immediately in- issue and only 754 in favor of it. these areas has been done by render an opinion Tuesday on whether the city can seek tc estlgate and study right-of- This includes 55 absentee hand by city crews way and easement acu1s1tIon ballots. Four absentee ballots During a recent public forum void the contract because the costs to allow use of a city- were thrown out because of on the drainage bond issue development hasn't gotten drainage ditch cleaning _.=ni_ - _-c __ ~__ . _~ - .' ? - ________ I T VEF' SOMEONE WANTS AAEtTO FUNNY AN F_NGA MENT RING1 (L- -- ! "2W' 'TI) TELL THE I ; L-sI4r CA s Just in time for Christmas shopping, checks were mailed today from local banks to Christmas Club CHRISTMAS CHECKS savers. From left, Barbara Brown and Pat Leach of Flagship Bank of Sanford (formerly Florida wollyhock thanks the libraries I oF Brilham Youriq U MfIv.,aukQe ArQa TQchnical 11-C. Colw" ~;md I _ our3iiana StgtQ U. A I. gL_ __ ___ I i ;H,IU-,-4 It . . - -i MAILED BY BANKS is - _r_\ ,, - . ecinin ' of i . - .. .f.I- )1 (~ b BELON60 TO- CON ART16' . . I . 2, __ _, hANE COPAING OVER: . - " - - - __ _'_ _~_ - - ~ Crook &Law .H 4 Lr 1r' " TLVC ' -,r;L"'. "- 6F _qA;t ... -._ J •- I-- I JUST (D ____ GLLA 7 % • By BOB LLOYI) program. Commissioner A. A. The action came Wednesday McClanahan called Iiiis ditch - GIRLS Mi'1 AR SELF- r_:i~l 5 CAPTAIN EASY -' - ~ . > r, " I MY GlovE! RUBBER GLOVE. I -- -'- I ) ' ARCHIE _. I jpg L -- ____, __--Cl~ (_1 _1" L-_ft._ it- / = .+!j - I i II .!__JjJ by Al Vermeer - ) ______________________________ ______________________________ 11 , 'C I I- -1. 11 -- ___ V __ POP "rVU ONLY I -. - P. ! 14 - I. - or raina e _. - ! $ I - . ' '4-" ^P ?\~ y - E_ " 1 11 ____ P ,...- V . :. - . - / - -:'• ____________ IN- i - %~ ~ - - — . ' Ic ... AND FILr= IDEt4TliC,4_ I NO-eM TAX RE7LI0, 15- ... AND LI\A= - IN ______ - "i " h'. I PRISCILLa'S by Dkk - CMIN - \, L.._ T7'i' - - Z-j i .: . 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Th S AT HOME 1_:~_~f VONEY ) YvQ~ Z' :A. I I DONG WERE? 109 1 I '' r I I I — MONEY --= - 21--__. IN % BY Roger __________________ FUNNY BUSIN ES S ,. ,~- ~ ~ ~ CdhVE,PlZiNCS~) J i I I ;,- Chic Young LIXE WE -- "DIE! I ARE YW DOIN~G . by Garry Trudeau gUFO. _______ _____________ _______________ - ___________ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents for students of Longwood ntter of fact, everything went when Sims presented the board tioned only he had attended any director of plant planning, the service In time for the ocdecision of last spring to raise jUCtvu t staff quite smoothly. with a letter from Dr. Jerry conferences on professional reported Sanlando Utilities Co., eupancy of the school, ten. to The board flsT. the capacity from 1,600 to 2,400. and Geneva elementary schools investigate e most efficient rhe Seminole Education Hart, an educational consultant negotiations, and then only two which would provide sewer an~ tatively set for the Jan. 2. The rationale of the earlier to St. Augustine. Association (SEA), refused who acted as the board's sesslor. However, even that is In and , conomica& method ° waterservice totheschool, was switch was explained as The board scheduled its recognition at last week's negotiator In the abortive Sims asked if any plans were not willing to accept the doubt Sims pointed out the Pr0'1 ngwater to the school providing individual schools reorganization meeting, to seat meeting reported the results of bargaining session last spring, made for other staff members amendment to the contract Woodlands contractor, Building site or firefighting purposes. with enrollments capable of the two newly elected members a inernbership politl(.al survey Hart offers to act again as th,- to attend the.~e slssior..j, an(' ,1I1,-,c!.-t,,(l litst %,i, tte~. ill %~111,11 Mover~, Inc.,(.1 Winter Park, is 'ITA- bo~ird tock no a(tion on supportirw, unpopular e!ective of the briaril, !,Trs. P;i t Tel,~,n, but were politely instructed b'y m-gotiatur for the board. Sinis Layer said not at the moment. the $44,000 for the connection again behind schedule, and Layer's recommendation to prograrns. The need for who defeatea Dr. St~ uart " Chairman Davie Sims that any made no recommendation, and Layer expressed confidence would be considered as part of probably will not meet the Nov. purchase five ac adjacent to reverting to the old standards, Culpepper, and E. C. Harper comments concerning the board took no action. that he has the "gist" ,of the purchase price or the utility 30 deadline for the completion Lake Brantley High School at a [Ayer and other staff members Jr., who unseated Mr s. Jean professional bargaining However the subject came up negotiating, based on his 8t- should the county decide to buy of the job. total cost of $0,500. But the explained, is to demonstrate to Bryant,, on Tuesday currently the subject of a a third time, when Sims asked tendance at the two meetings, the company. The amendment Sims said an inspection board approved the partial the Florida Education p.m. in the school district $0,000 lawsuit—were to be Superintendent William Layer much to the amusement of Sims was offered In an attempt to Wednesday showed the reclamation of swampland Department survey team, board room. The regularly handled by the board's at. what staff preparations were and several people in the avoid having the taxpayers pay adjoining the Seminole High scheduled to arrive in early scheduled board meeting will made for torney, Douglas Stenstrom. being the audience, for the service twice, once for prepared for movement to the School property. Both propert y December, the overcrowding follow and no meeting will be Stenstrorn told the SEA officers commencement of contract Another popular subject - the connection fee, and al,ain new site. Whereas the timetable increases , re int nded to that exists in the schools and lwld Wednesday, Nov. 20. ii -6 I 'F 0 " "Nerves are something like a Ita wires that people are full of... especially mothers! ) I __ . k present to have the group's talks with the teachers after the Woodiands Elementary for the purch.ase of the ciom- submitted to the contractor facilitate the physical the necessity, in the light of attorney contact him, and thait Jan. 1, 1975. as inandat d by School - In short order the pany. indicated the entire buildinr, education programs. growth projections, of at least was that, law. Layer replied none except board approved a $9,135 landThe board approved the would have been moved by this The board approved a policy two new schools, to be funded in There were no fireworks at But the subject of the development of a job scaping plan. contract anyway, upon the date, wtiichSi.ms said shows the c hange to classify the capacity 1*rt by the state. the Seminole County school negotiations came up again description for a staff recommendation of Kirk- contractor is at least two weeks of the district's high schools as Board meeting last night. As a during the two-hour meeting, negotiator. Layer later menThe board also approved field 1,600 pupils, reversing its Then D. F. Kirkpatrick, pa trick, in an effort to provide behind schedule. j'-----------'."- - . I rjjjj4 By SEAN CODE " 6 Tho 111(1411111, 11,1 1~-1,11 %%- esl North East South i Pass 24 [lass 3T Ilaks , ___ Lt.JJ j- Board Teachers Talk Via L a VVTers '.' TT c'.__ t- . 1) 67th Year, No. 68—Thursday, November 7, 1974 F. Ay","y'-y ], j sJ . r .. --------- -- iigIteti1d : DOONESBURY m r— 11 - - -- - I spades, two hearts and one each in diamonds and clubs. "How can I make nine You. South. hold tricks?" he asked himself. "I e, K 8 4 K 2 , Q 5 4 4A Q 5 .4 What do you do now had better lead a diamond from A-You can move right Into dummy and finesse the ten spot lflackwood. So bid four successfully." Twenty-eight points figures to TODAY S QIJF..STION be enough for game, but this 't(u bid four noirump and your time things did not look too partner shows to aces as exgood. Still he led the diamond I(d - What o you o now'! from dummy. East promptly '5 I . .---- 111veiii 91 I 60 won In dummy; led a diamond to his king and finessed successfully against West's nine of diamonds alter East produced that important jack. attackini, leads. Ile Counted seven winners - three in WRALV EO - IT 15 NRrJ, - COP5 WW 1 . : '. :Jf, , I 11 East led back a heart. South queen. West liked to make , . 1 C TO kkORK! UTWXT OKIKY90 I . 1 . South South Anayl7.ed the lead as fourth best— probably from the by At Saniom --I-----___-1 Opening lead - THE BORN LOSER . Herald Staff Writer ( / _____ f . ________\ I • i - ~ : L give him his contract against that second combination. lie 3 N.T. Pass Pass Pass Pass - . - 6. '' FA&I West North ' 'L . - '. G I, 'I $ I INM T14f C - -. ._. CZ, showing?" The doubleton aceJack was the mental answer. Now South made the play to - . ' - \ - '-: ' '1 - --' -: - NAIS t - -•' •-- 0 _______________ wouldn't be SOUT111 (D) 4AKQ V9643 + K 102 A3 [loth vulnerable 1 - r EAST J3 - - . by Dave Grouo NES; KE'S WELL, Or HE'S'ME VIEAH! M4E;M "NOT FAR, II IS'ME CASTLE Rfr IvM BRING ADAM R. SMIT14 WIL L F P4M ~B Et i WEARING GUARD CASTLE! TALK TO Him! I . 11' -1 , ",1 I : I ;( - hop up" One good reason would be that the ace was a singleton. In that case South would have no trouble getting two diamond there. tricks but the third one just Q1072 _______________________ . ALLEY OOP NOU SAY THIS EYPRESIDENT OF ADAM'R.SM" IS I WEST 11 / 6 ___________________-. --. _________ Ji stopped toththk. "Why did East M)RTII J 2 VAK + 864 48752 5 I ii iiTTf" ~ JA.NIF-S JACOBY J\ 2'? ! I IIJ (:•-•-4::: - . !I I ~ no -_ _By OSWALD and I --\ , (,'/'9j BRIDGE 4 - Turner by Dick CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY I'LL CrET ________ ------ entroy or flohl inflation? s*nd your idea to The Inflation r g't,q care of The Herald The btt be ta$ will receipt 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/. 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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 06, 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/202a9b0ad7afc11c39646a45c54711c5.pdf 2a50c17adee5640d9681d36c57b036f3 PDF Text Text - --- ---------------- -: ---- - --- - - --------- -:--- _— -. :--.-- --- -- ,-- - - - - -- .-' -'' - ' - - -. - - - - 'f ' -.-_ ---.'- - - Monday, I4ov. 4, Santord, H. BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker / IriIiNK ri ARNE%," EPGE o I143, W ERROL FLN, WALTR HUTON, ANN 6Eg'PAN, A&UE ' I iyiOORE,iE * I &rI AkI,' IFb4ai A , w prv YMP, POL1NIN& DRAMA OF W9AT \ )f ON / $t'. . dii qjj " - " By OSWALD and 69E1 PONIT JAMES JACOBY NORTH " / ALLEY OOP - — WHER5 YOURa IN BUT A POWER A;M WE, 'ME LAND _____ oc MD LANCASTV 179%THEY '.+ FIND &UEY OOP AND ORVILLE LURCH I ( . t?_I I WRCH MOB ILE I . 14 Lr. r5 RT IT 'M15 15 MMC- jru'5 .. IF I'D iJ St il .• CAMPUS CUTTER with BIMO BURNS 50, OUT OF too STUDENTS IN THIS CLASS, WE HAVS 83 DeMOCRArS, REPUt9LICANS, 33 rvrDekI ri u'w - ' ti h La 34 ou S — / ______ 1)ass 36 -She linally decided io clean up her rowl Her telephone rang and 't find it!" X70 1 -3 ~ £ - ' 1MTY '/O%iY" '/7 a'i I GIUS WYe INEI H As TO KV4..HAVING P004 Kk4 AS A QOL111 4SM R ONO" 0 A Oi&X' sfwcifi(, terins of their or- premises. - - • -,1' .. - 1Y ___________________ •. ' V • 'a - - IF 2EZ4W - tkW'T At' C'tW, MRY- At'(U-I C4i1$ 'EA )2. C'i5 AS IT C BE .. - •' — - old enough to know better, sta)ed away from the polls during the 74 primary and runoff elections. Not old enough to vote, but showing great enthusiasm to head the voters' line, i eight month-old Melissa Ehiert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David EhIert, 1401 E. Znd St., Sanford. Ill YII S VVI r I )' V I hould I Also at last night's meeting, and a return to the council by perimeter of the property of the The city will have the right concert grounds will be made to cancel the remaining con• council received bids from next week. and it can be no higher than 61 certs at any time, li the L and S se%en garbage collection firms After a public hearing and U decibels does not comply with all or for accounts within the city first reading of an ordinance t —A strict 11 p.m., curfew will dinance terms. Central Ser1ce, Better Gar- annex and rezone property ne be enforced. Industrial The ordinance itself was bage, Waste to the Aloma Baptist Church J - L BLON DIE the move by a vote of 3.1, with )- IS MILLIC I _______________ MR. BU rEAQ, NOT SINCE T~41EY-MADE DO YOU LII<EIGOLETTO"? ( HIMTD Ti-IE VIKINGS r j- i ( ' II 1 I ___ ___ _ -__ — 4 ---- j... II — FORT ----------- _____________ - -•• - ' " N / ThAV5 SIPJ6L.E PAYS ME NVMEREP'1 . ... - flEKE ThAT SLJ4 C-1- sGusnNL) Howis THkT ON A PARK IXENCH.- AS =__4 A4AIN 1z USUAL" c.ORic IS - —• •'- . S,ST IN \U FtNANCIAL SECTM CF T14L NEWSPAPER! BLJ54ESS VRLD! ' PRISCILLAS POP ;VOCKk- IT.' I '.\ •' S4E'S NOT To GET WHERE WOULD BOWLING INTEF;ZESTED IN 50%VIS YOU BE NOW IF: MY a TILL SHE'S 3G PATHER SAID .-r TOLD HER TIME AND AGA IN ... • ,. by Al Vermetr I'VE --- - . could not give us tickets to speed over the zone like if the speed zone were 53 we coul'd go over without getting a ticket." WIT~4 p - might choose the one you like!" And one third grader concluded with the thought and about it? Let them die. No give them money to get well, challenge, "We need Suppese the governor let them die. I would give them someone who doesn't 87 ~7)., % by Dkk wim'irno ThEREA NINE 6OF TW?M5 IN DAD5 F54hIL..fJ f EN ThE NL1IE TOLD DAD HE \ H Csv.iii vv. LDAT I WAKING HIM ARCHI E W.4 THE FATHER OF TVANS... by Bob Montana I t NOU ' N - PRINT THIS DODm ZEASr INTEREST IN YOUR RIDICULOUS INFLATION LETTER OF NYOF J _____________________ i 1DEAS/ _- '"7 ..-, F I. ,• PJ_-. I gTE7 -pj THE 5PLEMPIOI DEAR LACY1 ' JL15T 151614 V45 L'LE' wOPPyTIpTQNpO CELL JOW IF 'l.fl.L I wrance Vs_ . ,. op yu U ( . W WIFE by Howie Schneider 4 JUST RAJ OFF Ik)IIH MY ' , . ' - I K)HO )AS -. 1 1 • I I make the I DOVT Kk)LXU I P thousands of dollars if properly rentals I i kRMM I ,,.- Seminole residents that could in - motor vehicle sales or save them hundreds, or even used - mobile park management And the ostolthe booklet, at — mobile home sales and one of the ser vices robably 12 cents, Is p Weather Details Page 3A _______________________ best buys of the sear. — a dvertising ' I Its called "A Layman's Guide - 0 74 - FRANK AND ERNEST r' I — Tj q L 1 SHORT RIBS HAWS ftV ¼ by Frank Hill 'W SRXK MA3ZNET J DRX17fl) '20 POINTS 9EN WITH *4ATS, -TI-IF JUST INCASE TWEMAWKET TUr-'NS APCLt4D 0N ml a 7 fi., r. WN I , t' , I g • , - - - real estate salts including ri si - ' ?" ,-::--------' ~~Az — t ' fut ur eum be able Io aCkr,0*;jjt;1. - - —. - - • - i; i'' - - - - - Alb Li . - vocational scho-ols and U - —— "'a -- - -- Ab '• - I 3A Lifers protection to the con- dispensable in answering If se veral people base been U buyer (you) can cancel more over the estimate, the the Attorney General in 311 cuimier from deceptive and queries directed to the affected by the consumer without an penalty or serviceman must get your Tallahassee Television '- 475— oromomtow L and Colonial High Schools from Disposal the authority to near his property on city land. use by washing clotWng in cold water, but will you suffer in how clean your clothes look? Probably not, according to recent tests by Consumers Union. The temperature of the hater made little difference in Cl winber's Better Business violation, the attorney general obligation with thret business permission to do the work. how well stains and soil were Department and the state attorneys office days from the contract da te The act also protects the remoed, or in how clean the 'The Landlord and Tenant can take legal action The intent of this provision is businessman w hen he becomes lau ndr) looked section of the act and the Mobile Tile layman's 1, ,uide answers to discourage high pressure a consumer: -Od Lompanies" What did make a difference Home section really tell you questions from " ' whether or not sales that rely on the salesman the booklet explains cannot as the formula of the things that will sae oo tnm sour landlord has a legal right fast-talking an un w illing require fuel retailers i gas detergent used lktergents irid money," Mrs Longwell to keep or refund your apart apartustomer into buying services stations) to buy goods and with sodium carbonate sa ys. The Chamber has tiitnt deposit," to what con — home Imflproeifleflts, senoces in order to reie builders" (.the water softening probably lwd more inquires stitutes false and misleading vocational school courses, SUPPhtl of gasoline-. nor can and cleansing agent in i concerning these segments of advertising." health memberships, etc — they threatei to cancel Iran. detergent) were, under almost the act than any of the others. The section of the act dealing that he may not really want. chi or I if re ilers all conditiDIIS, more effective But Mrs IMngell adds with refunds for none paid for Another iIiUflC\ saving do not buy the extra xls and than in other fnnula the liok booklet has really future ser% Ices, isa particlar) provision of the act is the area services.Also, general use sodium dii- NO?COUM?IN But said he didn't know that the $10 or ten per (ent local chamber, or by writing to Obituarie ' '" - World" the theme selected for US ness thint e studios Around The Clod - gasoline and fuel sales Bridge 813 Practices Act iLittle FTC" — franchises and nyramid been useful invaluable source of in- dealing with car repairs arid These are just a few of the carbonate detergents tested Calendar ...... 3A Act)." But don't let tilat throw sales The "little FTC Act" allows formation for the consumer. -sales. A mechan;c niust give provisions of the new law ex- out-performed those detergents Comics----------------88 you. The paper-bound 33-page — home construction and anyone to hire an attorney and When you sign a contract for you, on your request, a written plained in the informative specificall) designed for use in Cr ossword Puzzle ......... 5A booklet spells out in la)man'8 Improvement take their case to court- and if any services to be received In estimate for repairs, main. booklet, and at tby's cost of cold water. Dear Abby ................ 6A ternis the extensive and ofterv. Virginia Longwell, ad- you win the losing party ' has to the future, the seller is required tenlince Or service it the repair living it's a bargain at 12 cents (Hav* ou cIfte, *,,of to Dr. Crane ...............5A confusing, legally worded ministralive assistant at the pay all your attorney's fees, to give you a copy of the con- is going to cost more than $Z. that you can't afford to miss. energy or fight iflt,Qfl Horoscope 3A -11ttle l;-rC-act. Sanford Chamber of Com- court costs, plus any damages tract or receipt. On that con- And. if the cost of repairs is Copies can be obtained at the ic*a to The intlation Fighter, Cafe of Hospital, ....... The newly enacted state act merce, finds the booklet inyo incurred. tract must be the notation that going to tx- I "Ur flood 6 .. Legal Affairs as adopted by the Florid. Cabinet under the Decepti v e iiil Unfair trade - I by Bob Thov.s D ownt ow n ui e oo so onsumers es to [Jules of the Department of condominiums - the Disposal. recourse for anyone opposing the annexa tion is court action McIntoshsaid You can cut down on energy There's a booklet available to unfair business wactices used ' 'd RY' . machines at 14 precincts, locking out votes for Republican Jan Zahrly who Is I EEK & MEEK T1415 CLIMFLAMS A LL ABOUT ! - I I" F ABour— - Dec.5 parade, sponsored by at Sanford, forming them they have been transferred to Seminole County subdivisions this year's Sanford Christmas Orlando and Seminole, Lyman transfer the customers before Councilman Charles 3 hearing. Glascock told LewU he would Parade, was submitted by two and Lake Brantley Highs; the Dec. different contestants, ac. Sanford, South Seminole and Seminole County Disposal's -go out and take a look at the certification to operate in the scum tomorrow.,, cording to Parade Marshal Jackson Heights Middle county was revoked last month, % Schools and Longwood By DONNA F_IRTES Gay, after losing the GOP vote for Ms. Zahrly to cast whole ballot," Mrs. Bruce said. Jerry Munson. after commissioners receive Elementary Fife and Drum Iferald Staff Writer nomination to Ms. Zahrly, absentee ballots at the election "The turnout looks pretty Sharing the honors will be two Corps., all from Seminole complaints of poor service and qualified as a write-in. Gay offices in the courthouse or in good." she said, noting that eight-year-old Sanford boys, abusive language from the County. Seminole County was seeing a withdrew in Ms. Zahrly's favor, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. precinct 36, St. Mary Magdalen Johnny King of 1019 E. 25th St. firm's employes. "pretty good" turnout at the but not in time to make the 71w parade is sc Church, Al amonte Springs, heduled to However, the following week, and Kenneth Wetherington of eek, In the meantime, Mrs. Bruce polls toda but the election withdrawal of1iuil begin at 7 30 of had 105 oters b in down First 830 a ni p pliwl i call to Secretar y granted the firm a 5th) of i 141 tit. I Johnny is a Inflation results ma be contested, The turnout ill be good second grader at Pine Crest Street and Line up time will be 6- re ocation after Seminole State Dorothy Clisson for Elec tions Supervisor Camilla Bruce said she Mrs 7 p ni on Seminole Boulevard attorne) Jack Bridges said the ruling on the effect i0 the unless the voters go home E lementary School and k Bruce said. dispatched workers to the from &-in Juan Avenue to Park company will offer solutions to angry and do not come back." i lockout against neth is a third grader at A special bar added to the xdling plae.s to remoe the bar enue Streets will blockedimproving their levels of ser she said, adding that many of \1our-Witn School "We are trying to find out if the other Republican nominees county's voting machines was and poll workers were inoff by the city beginning at 5:30 vice, rather than trying to skirt causing problems with 35 new structed to tell those wishing to this one race will affect the are also furi ous. p.m. along the parade route, Signed UJ) to march in the ter of the ordinance. seeking the 16th district state senate seat. The bar was added to permit wrile-in votes for Archie Gay. ' I PAYME,VT% • - 4 FROM ICNPOP , ___ To Aq 41 ft Of by Co&s & (IT'S FOR y001 YES SI R 'fCURS CAPTAIN EASY THE WHITE Over the weekend I.Ake M chapter 27-30." But city atarbage Service left unda ary torney Ken McIntosh told unaddreed mimeographed Bennett that "the procedural notices on doors of 150 to 200 requirements of due process customers in Sunland Estates, has been met by the city of Park Ridge, and Loch Arbor Casselberry." The only F ghter HELLO....wHOS CALtmj WASTE Of SP#CEj STOP HAIRBRAIN 01.11711111AG10061 MEAN, the R1AA land and to sell the The L '" council that they plan to build Zahrly Lockout Conf uses Voters 11 - '-'' 4 YOU - ) '._j represe ntatives have told the Also Monday night, the coimcil heard Bob Lewis of 233 Sha dy Association, are nine area -ChristmaF Around the school bands including Jones county did not give Senuinole existence of a stagnant pond Herald Staff Writer — ~1! - service, (Including office (R1), with 400 loot secti on i n ten•I tion by the Seminole Seminole Disposal for 30 days customer transfer." Viblen sald commission, until Dec. 3, was not to let them that those details would include By JANE CASSELBERRY country any worse than it is. So come out and vote!" - oard's Th B 2 Share Parade Theme Honors She concluded, "My mother dose not vote. that is why I rtm writing." some people are very poor and need money. The governor should give It to them. People get sick. What would you do 4 that the transfers are not valid, struct a contract that would service during the 30-day 1fl the annexation would be terini. prohibited by "house bill "What would the polesman do" she asked. "Thay "What if someone got lazy and didn't vote and someone is elected you don't like; it's your's fault. So vote and they The 30 acres of church property would be changed from agricultural (A-10) to Monday, asked the board to said, was to have the county, On Dec. 3, the bowd will commerciaI frontege. dir - t Seminole Disposal, Inc. the road engineer, and the consId.r the new contract, John Bennett, 2800 Casa to inform all of its customers refuse collection firm "can. well as the leriml of the rwmls Wy I if If no one voted for office. One third grader wrote, "Some people need money, A? L who learned of the transfers time," The Inteiltion, Vihien transfers." governmental officials, g change and annexation, citing inadeq uate police and fire protection, i tna r late Commissioner Sid Viblen Jr., transfer customers within this "the names and addresses of all -church related buildings" on the state like Fort Worth." Another feared the loss of laws Disposal, I been reversed County be lost and there would be no names for any countrys or -- voting in opposition. Residents the Casa Moms and Winter Woods subdivisions turned out to oppose the zoning in proce ures) A wouIA speii out fronting SR 436 changed to Mary Garbage Service has extending the revocation of the details of the proposed commercial (C-i) The Church , and there would beno representative and the world wouid he threat of starvation tithe right people are not elected to . - .. '1k -11 there were no president there would be no freedom of be in big troubel. Even littel clubs need presidents, if they (lid not, who would take care of the treasurey" As aked I a matter of fact) if we did not have a president the hole world would be in batal." Several mentioned the need to help the pwr and the - A MLLLAW ANALYST IN THE DEFAMATION! 'I\ 41 F NEVER SLEEPS LNOE - A One fourth grader said she feared the worse for the -Ifno one voted this country and the hole world (:;3c) rich. But I'm t rich, I Reverses a e Transfer U The unathorized transfer of and are not keeping with the define the level of the firm's world if no one voted. In something In helping the government and congess at the same time," he wrote. 06 ',v • customers between Sem inole inten tion of the boa . everyone else." "My parents should vote because it is getting involved OSINSS,'yiJ4& LAM - .. money if an d tourth graders liberties :.e took with spelling. E OF YOUR -r k~ 0 A One fourth grader got his message across -- by H.imdohl & Stoffel • the spelling did not. f BUGS BUNNY t All Most of their answers on Monday made sense. LIVO IT 06 NOT SHOTI YOUR Hl6Al'? _____ r parents vote tomorrow?" by T. K. Ryan wvI 'itt _ .. at Circle Park Elementary School had no problems In '-'z - SILL TNNG 10 C-,PT HIM NOV, AfJ1f/1/ f -. -. __- tes Te// It Lieke It Is finding reasons when asked to explain, "Why should my TUMBLEWEED Al nPrI- j_ - _____ -71-ELL ME, OPERA SOCiETY I II Chic Young '1 PWIGEW j 0 T (SWE'S PRESDe~OFOUR DAGWCOQ TI4rS 0 C. -' councilman John Leighty Coun Vote *? - - Concerts will run from Oct. a1mroved by the council last Management,J and A Garba,ge, SR 436, the council approved - A the concerts would create a ai alysIs, and recommendation — -. ' kak P.J11 IT I in the area of the track were the council in referrim, the 1~idi (hstUlbed by the concerts and to the city's administration for — . 714T a$ Tile Casselberry City Council Monday night spelled out the 31 to March 31, and during this month, with councilmen John Seminole Disposal Inc., time, no more than two a month lighty and council chairman Reliable Garbage and Ace Tom Embree voting against the Disposal Service all bid for the may be held — There will be absolutely no concerts. Both men said they accounts. alcohol sold or brought on the felt that the residents who lived Councilman Edith Duerr led By BilL BELLE VIIIE Herald Staff Writer Park, to hold music concerts at and approved by the council traffic hazarJ. The administration's findings the Seminole Turf Club: prior to the performances. Embree, though, voted to will be presented to the council All tickets will contain the The acts must be strictly approve the specifics of the at next week's meeting. declaration that the holder is country and western no rock ordinance last night With the Bids received for a standby subject to have his person or 1, and S will pay the city absence of concert proponent generator and oil storage tank, auto searched at any time by $W per concert, plus an ad- councilman John ZaCCO, the and for police radios were also security guards. ditional fee for attendance in council would be deadlocked on referred to the city's adA decibel reading at the excess of a specified number. the matter at 2-2, he said. m nistration for further study 0 II C'tUS et • - iO irrt.E GOP) FM A FM NUTOG j4E &mPW REFLICES EAT LATEW-y-- newspaper). P.O. Box 489. CityStaon. Now York . NY. 1C1 ' II II oncert C rove linance that permits L and S — The miiiie of the proposed oductions Inc. of Winter enterthiners must be submitthd - tit, iff OF SW WTC/1(Z'7 4 . - By Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS Send $1 for J.4COBY MODERN book to WuaBn tS (1 Ub S N k" W, 11 W An U t PO ON by Garry Trudeau R&fK 00r5 A 'eUY? 4f _____ - 000NESBURY • U ____ -. th Far too many of us who are 7 ' _____ r 'F — '-'V Larry AND ONE \ UNDECIDEDJ) •. . fl 4 ''" 'Q ' Q I 'ttthr'inech floA What do you do major suit and maybe a second A-Bid four notrump. This Is club trick will develop. In any a xeneral slam Ir..- at this event, South lets West hold the just spot. uupucaie uriuge wh . -. u You, South. hold: winners. The potential for a tricks are so important, but an aIt er South find a suree ULMA ,- I J 72 The bidding has Ix-e n: to do about e major suits next. Tha t might be good tactics 1 g JIii,i/iitiL iIIIllIIt\kt " 4 TODAY'S QUESTION ZLZW151001 - I V . the queen. East discards and Instead of bidding three since there is no point ducking notrump your partner has bid again South wins the trick." four clubs over your three spade& Jim: "South can run off five What do you do now? diamond tricks and decide what Answer Tomorrow q0U wem CO a)15TACZ_ oo -- ,,• Oswald: "South looks over [lass dLutuny and counts eight top 111141 I 3 N.T. Pass Pass - M-TRAVELE RS. b Art Sonsom THE 601W LOS ER 1W 9762 _____ 4I3 - 'AJ West North East Souln Pass Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents . Jim: West will be able to cash three more club tri ,As to give ma total of four, but then he will have to lead one of the major suits. Whichever one he leads will give South his ninth trick game, rubber and a satisfied feeling." Opening lead-K+ WHEN HE IMES 70 / _________ L,P"5 FIT IT -MIS : I'au PLAZE ... .... FAST 4AB62 T14LY NEVER WPNT I - ON ORVILLFVS INVPxnoN, THE 97653 6 IM= POSSIBLE. LANDW4GCN14E fy11 K84 OUR COMPUTER SAYS SSK)N f 16 87542 vs Graus cKANGF-S OUR I wisi 4 K 93 . by 14 just develops an early I against West. All he has to do Is to cash enough diamonds to exhaust West's holding In that suit and then A play I Cflu SOUTH (1)) L 67th Year, No. 66—Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1974 ':; ,. Sou 41073 - c - bridge." 4 ' __ y to make Ins game In rubber Y Ueti1d Oswald: "It isn't too difficult. A -- I - Wa 4 $ A vJ i I IEr - A — dip PLAYED To Ai!T '" ' BRIDGE I4T k1 O O.J A "7 r' 11.4 N IF I \ I W Dick Turn., b CARNIVAL .i"'T' r - • - - - - - - - - - ____________________ �24—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1974 __ I. : I I E: tp w NATION IN BRIEF Judges Ruling Appealed NEW ORLEANS, La. tAP) Three Florida school teachers ask the U.S. 5th Circuit Appeals Court today to overrule a federal judge who said they couldn't file civil rights suits iiinsta school board. U.S District Judge Gerald B. Tjoflat dismissed their suits early this year at Jacksonville, Fla., holding that a person can't maintain a civil rights action against a school board. The judge said the U.S. Supreme Court has held that a school board is like a municipality, not a person within the meaning of the Civil Rights Act. Ruth B. Wilson of Jacksonville complained In her suit that she was harrassed by the principal of her school. She said that when she complained to the county superintendent, she was given an unsatisfactory rating on her personnel record. - National Poster Child WASHINGTON (AP) President Ford has ;uojr.i phtd a frtttall for 17'-year-old Brian .Molloy f th' liit'IA , N .Y., Mlo is the national poster child for the November Epilepsy Foundation fundraising drive. The freckled-faced youngster, who has had epilepsy since infancy but is able to lead an active life, Is a Little League ballplayer, Molloy, who came to the White House with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molloy, was picked in a mail ballot conducted by the Epilepsy Foundation to represent an estimated four million persons In the country who suffer from the disorder. - X / rXey VIVI- WASHINGTON (AP) The application of a bank holding company in Indiana to acquire a savings and loan association in Arizona has been denied by the Federal Reserve Board. In denying the application of American Fletcher Corp. of Indianapolis to acquire Southwest Savings and Loan Association of Phoenix, the board said it was leaving open the question of whether bank holding companies may some day be allowed to acquire savings and loan associations. - WORLD IN BRIEF Papadopoulls Charged ATHENS i AP The Athens chief prosecutor today officially charged former Greek dictator George Papadopoulos and 49 other ex-officers with high treason and Insurrection for their seizure of power in the April 1967 cup. If found guilty, several of the men who served In the junta that ruled Greece for more than seven years could be given the death sentence. Prosecutor Menelaos Koutsakos' charges came four days after a panel of 88 judges voted almost unanimously for a motion to try the group for "high treason." Kr'utsakos also ordered that an Investigation Into the charges begin Wednesday. Investigating magistrate George Voids will begin summoning witnesses and the accused, many of whom are then expected to be im. priscned pending trial. Last week the civilian government exiled Papadc'poulos and four other men instrumental in the 1967 revolt to the Aegean island of Kea, claiming they were plotting to regain power. - British Forces Alert LONDON 1 AN British security forces maintained a red alert today against IRA reprisals for 12 life sentences given an English woman for a bus bombing in which 12 persons died. Within hours of the conviction of -year-o1d Judith Ward in a Yorkshire courtroom, an anonymous telephone caller told a British news agency that bombs had been planted 'for Judith Ward" in three of London's main railroad terminals. The man gave a code word used by the guerrillas of the Irish Republican Army to distinguish their bomb warnings from hoax calls. - Israelis Raid Lebanon AVIV, Israel AP Israeli troops crossed into southern Lebanon Monday night and blew up a house used by Palestinian guerrillas, the Israeli military command announced today. It was the third Israeli attack on Lebanese territory in five days. The house was it. the village of Majdel Zoun, about five miles from the frontier, acommunique said. The Israelis said they encountered no resistance and suffered no casualties. TEL - I Announcin - Opening Of New Office Charles S. Adkins M.D. Family Practice Monday Thru Friday 12 To 3 And By Appointment Ph. 3238540 241 Country Club Rd. Lake Mary, Fla 7 -•-.._.... - I Winter Springs - I ~ 0. Joins Fire District By JANE CASSELBERRY Village), and the Northern minute request by Fire CornSuburban Fire Control District, missioner Irwin Hunter that herald Staff W ri ter council consider purchasing Existing volunteer fire two trucks from La ke Barton WINTER SPRINGS Mayor department equipment has Fire De pa rtment Instead. Troy Piland indicated Monday been upgraded and six Hunter sa id the two trucks night the city will cooperate wheel drive pick-up trucks have (one a 1972 model) could be with the new county-wide been leased for fast attack on protection program. fires. The county program obtained for $SZ000 because Lake Barton is changing to lie told County Conuiii.ssioner plans to acquire on a lease - diesel fuel vehicles and must Mike hlattaway and County purchase basis live pumper sell them within 10 to 15 days. Fire Administrator Gary trucks. Piland told Hun te r, "$52,000 Kaiser, who were at the city Hattaway explained they In 10-15 days. I can't get you council meeting to present the ha ve two stations In the Winter the money. It's that simple." county fire protection plans, "I Springs area that could serve as Councilman John Daniels feel the city will be more than ba ck up or help light large fires , added, "Buying a new fire happy teenier into a mutual aid If present negotiations go truck in the long run will be agreement and I don't see any through, he told th e council, a sa ving money. Let's do problems." site near the Seminole Little someuuing new f or the ci ty for Kaiser explained that under League field on SR 419 will be once and put a new fire truck In utilized by firemen now fire new the new program there station." working out of th e Five Points fire sta tio ns throughout the Hunter asked If Council had location and the Howell Bran county incorpora ti ng ch any objections to his working volunteer fire departments. Road stati on could respond to with two developers toward the Full time men are stationed at fires In the Tuscawilla section donation of equipment The Geneva, Fern Park, Seminole- of Winter Springs. Mayor replied, "Do not make Goldenrod, Chuluota, Five Council approved entering any promises for the ci ty Points (In old food stamp Into a $3$,876.97 contract with council and th e ci ty as they are building), Midway Paola, Jack Cocke Co. Inc., of Mobile, not bound by any agreement Forest City (the second sta tion Ala., for the purchase of a new you may make with is now located In Springwood fire truck in spite of a last developers." . . Littl e Help For Jobless Besides being a vital statistic, offi ce, 218 Sou th Oak Ave., unlike other states, does not a social security contributor, Sanford. The financial need for have a "general assistance" motor ve hicle operator, and the Indi vidual or family will be program to aid residents in possibly holding military draft de termined on the basis of "emergency" conditions such status, millions of Americans previous income and family as these. everyday are becoming another size. Food stamps, which are exchangeable for edible food The welfare office itself can type of sta tistic, joweyer, some are more stuffs, can be received for a only provide assistance to minimal rate of exchange or families which qualify under fortunate u othm the aid to dependent children of charge. County, In Seminole isla tion. And, she added, the leg ese Beyond th ci two agen es becoming one of the region's 5.6 te can do social security office can only li ttle th e s ta per cent unemployed is very there Is toi' healthy, but jobless persons. disperse fi nancial assistance to unfortunate indeed, Mrs. Sally Green of the Family persons physically banThe state can offer littl e more Services Division, said Florida, dicapped. than sympa thy to someone who had a paycheck last week, but doesn't have a job today. County Meets A spokesman for the Division of Family Services of the Florida Welfare Department said an unemployed person has two avenues of help. The first stop for anyone recently u nemployed is the Florida State Employment Time consuming Items on the board when it came up in Service office 200 Sou th French Seminole County Commission September, is expected to draw Avenue, Sa nf ord. The jobless agenda tonight are expected to opposition from sur rounding resident can complete forms to be postponed un til next week Mirror Lake residen ts who publicize his background, because of the election, voi ced their disapproval In qualifica tions and availa bi li ty The hearing on the corn- September. The land, located to prospecti ve employers. pliance of Southern Gulf on thesou thslde of SR 431, is 1'v Also, the employment service tJtizlties with county utility miles west of SR 434 and SR 431. has microfilm lists of all em- ordinances, and the public Architectural Design Group, ployment openings across the hearing on the rezoning of Land representing the Florida sta te. But it is up to the ap. to Planned Unit Development Conference of Seventh-day plicant to seek employment. (PUD) will probably be moved Adven tists, is asking for a e to e second slip for Th th next week's agenda. change from single family paycheck less person Is the The requested PUD, rejected (RMA) to multiple family (RSeminole County Food Stamp by the planning and zoning 2) and PUD so it can develop the land. The hearing on Southern School Board, Teachers Gulf's nmplIance with county utility ordinances will not result In any lines for the large utility firm since t he re is a legal inClash junction prohibiting the penali ties. The f irm's attorney Roger Fireworks should lightup the the :nemtiers the right of Berry, asked for the court InCounty Commissioners' collecti ve bargaining. on, citing the st'ep in. cham ber in the courthouse Al though the SEA was listed j (Tease In rates customers will We!ne:;ilay evening hen the o last V In'iay's agenda Seminole County School Board Board Chairman Davie Sims have to pay for the firm to convenes at 7 p.m. refused to recognize the group. absorb the fines. f,_ __,_ ,-air explained aiterwaru he nan On the agenda, as they were that prerogative, explaining last week, the, Seminole he did i want the board to Education Association (SEA) IS become enmeshed In a seheduled 10 td discussion of the lawsuit which regarding contract might "gain points" for the negotiations, student testing SEA. and views of the membership. Also stated for discussion are The latter will most probably the Ia ping plans for the center on the group's attitude Woodlands School and toward the l250,)0 lawsuit filed rec'ornmendaUons on site iralast week against the indi vidual proveiients and appraisals at scho4 board members. The suit both Lake Brantley and charges the board wi th denying Seminole Rich School, Brief ly Tonight May i _ ..--- __ . - ,, 01 &A -2 - I - Sheila Weldenfeld VOTE FOR BOB Liberace RATTAWAY WASHINGTON (AP) CHICAGO (AP) A Betty Ford's new press Chicago jeweler has been secretary has told convicted of possession of reporters who cover the stolen jewelry, including a First Lady that she will $5,000 watch stolen from have "total access" to Mrs. entertainer Lee Li berace. Ford. Police said more than 500 Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld, pieces of jewelry worth 31, a former television more than $1 million were producer, met at the White found in the possession of House Monday for the first Adolph Lewin, 58, of time with about 20 re- Glenview, when he was porters who cover Mrs. arrested last April. Ford's activities, lie faces a maximum She promised them she sentence of 20 years and a will be accessible to them fine of $20,000. and Mrs. Ford will be Lord Olivier accessible to her. - Anna Moffo - le Democrat State Legislature District 33 Ad a4 tot by Hat?s.a Fund Capan 5,sin 5tat'!ro - Charles Manson VACAVILLE, Calif. (AP) Charles Manson, convicted in the Sharon Tate murders, believed his own personal hex on former President Richard M. Nixon caused Nixon's Watergate woes, says an ex-prison psycho logist. Wesley Hiler, Manson's therapist at the California Medical Facili ty here, said Monday the former cult leader thought his powers of mental telepa thy were actually getting to Nixon and hurting him. - NEW YORK (AP) Sen. Edward J. Gurney is trying to interest ABC-TV in hiring him as a politi cal commentator, according to an aide to the Florida Republican. Gurney, who wi thdrew Ili reelection bid after being Indicted on federal bribery and conspiracy charges, wrote to ABC President Elton Rule about the job possibility, aide Richard McMeekin said YOU CAN GET CHEAPER HEAT but you can't get more for your money than wa can give yo', with = - . - di WILSON - 14 I I featuring LOWREY ORGANS is coming to the Flight . - .. Altamonte Program Mall ' I NEATHER . MUSICAL CABOOSE IITT I i 60% Winds mostly southerly 10 to ii m ph. decreasing Inland at night Rain probabIlity 20 per cent tonight, 10 per cent Wednesday. Oil a preview of what's to corn. at our II1I Herndon Plaza E. ColonIal, Oct. iI'P4ov. 54 Monday. k ! done all we could , For the Man Who Needs a Car Office Friends serving friends when needed the most. Robert I. Brisson L.F.D. 0 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME Sanford, Florida 322.2fl On ea4 1.4- d - ____ ___ I A" I / '047 ~~~~~~~~~~~~?iiilll~~~~~~a4gloof C;e4 ~ 0 Aupt-le, n .NY ,",. I t1--ill - $22Q ; 10~ 0442Z, ,,.,1 to 44 - at,-,t,q1,4W ..04 ' . I F!,, I .I I .0 f CAR PORTA-DESK is rewarding to us. — 4?104% . Knowing everything will go right is a r~irnfort to you. Knowing that we have With BIG MEAL ' ~ CAPACITY ' RANGE -. . , __ ,_~ -, Funeral Notice 1 Extended Forecasts Thursday through Saturday Florida Peninsula _____________________________ Fair to partly cloudy, North porllon a little cooler but continued gilId elsewhere Lows In IM north HITTELL, ALVIN P.—Funecal %ervlcr% f o r Alvin P. HitIChl Sr -..:sr SO and highs neer 70. Lows 64, of Orange Boulevard, Lake .ite,here In the 60s and highs in the low SOs. Monroe. who died Monday will be held at 1030 a m Thursday Daytona Beach tides for Wed .t liritson Funeral home with nesday -- high U 01 a m 1? 33 pm.; low 5:59 am.. 649 p rn Port Rev. .1, t Pills otficiating. Canaveral Burial In Oaklawn Memorial high 11 34 am., $7i6 pm lOw SS1 a m 6 - 31 pm Park. Brhsson In charge. - . — , -- A Letter frorri - Sen.Ij AREA DEATHS Training - - (2 41 Our Brand 905 Laurel Avenue carpe f. . - Introduce - $595 . __ ________ ___ a. . of SANFORD, INC. 100 N. MAPLE AVE. PHONE 322.8321 Wednesday , - ' SOUTHERN AIR - C.s CALENDAR - equipment FLIGHT 1'''" ,y' - . - 4 INTRODUCTORY _____ - - WA -—-- .. - - New I, __________ NEW ORLEANS (AP) Lawyers for William L Calley Jr. have asked the chief judge of the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to disqualify himself from the case. It was the latest move In the fight to free Calley, who was convicted of murdering 22 South Viet. namee civilia ns at My I.M. To ... ed d 3 DAYS ONLY ' William Calley Senator Gurn ey Two-year found by his mother Kim B CARROLl. lIEU William Reynolds, 2615 lifeless in the famllyswimmtng Narcissus Avenue reported $109 pool, Monday afternoon at their C was taken, Monday from The Rolling Hills home In Longwood. CIES: In a.m. you know exactly what to Fixit Shop, 900 Sou th French Sheriff's De puty Ralph Salerno do in any situation requiring vision and Imagination . Later, avoid Ave. attempted to revive the boy offending anyone In power for such individuals are overly senAuto parts valued at $15 with mouth-to-mouth sitive, cause you trouble. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) O'Malley, a Democratic in. $130,244 in spending. Republiwere reported stolen, Monday, resuscitation but failed as did ARIES Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can have some recreation not — Coy. Reubin Askew figures cumbent who has been charged can challenger William Muntz. from Jim Lash Plymouth, 2613 attempts by Forest City Rescue counted on in a.m., but later must buckle down to some duty. Give tie can count on at least 8,876 with perjury and with accepting ing reported getting $33,644 and 'auth Orlando Drive. members, and Herndon am- loved one more than words. May 20) Handle'home affairs with a votes as Floridians go to the $50,000 in kickbacks, was the spending $Z,635. O.W. Hall, llO Poplar Avenue bulance attendants. TAURUS (Apr. 30 to November 5th reported a tire and wheel smile and do nothing that can irk your family, or you get into big polls in today's general dee- leading money-raiser among is Election Day Education Commissioner lion, valued at $114 were stolen, Winter Springs opposed Cabinet candidates. trouble, Avoid a real bore. Ralph Turlington reported reAskew said Monday that that Monday, from his home. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) If you visit some pal or relation November 5th is lie reported $28,641 in new ceiving $126,700 and spending was the number of people conRoy Brown Clanton Jr., 28, from whom you have become estranged, take a conciliatory gift. contributions bra $214,421 total $120,931. Republican candidate Bob Hattaway's Birthday tributing a total of 9487 County 488 Overstreet Avenue, Avoid mistakes in routines. in new expenditures, Carl Kuttler's and $4,947 report was not Longwood Is being held without To vote for Bob Hattaway MOON CHILDREN June 22to July 21) Some money problem his re-election campaign. brin that total to $169,436. received, Some observers scoffed when Jewell Marie Perry, 36, Silver bond in Seminole County Jail, could knock you for a loop if you are not objective about it, so do because it's his birthday Askew said early in the camGOP treasurer candidate Jef,,,Star Road, Orlando is In charged is a pretty dumb reason, with robbery, the right thing. Plannewbudget. Noel Bacon, Republican canpaign that he would limit confrey Latham's report was not •.4euiiinole County Jail, in lieu of possession but it's not as dumb as any LEO I July 22 to Aug. 21) You want to do something dramatic of nartotic didate for the Public Service reason you may have for $.',000 bond, charged with ob. paraphernalia and violation of at home but this would upset busy kin, so refrain from such. Show tributions to $100 per person or received. Commission, listed $13,513 in company in each election. The not voting at all. taming property by worthless probation. courtesy. avoid strife, In the secretary of state's contributions and $11,020 in check. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) A sarcastic word from you could law allows maximum grants of race, Democrat Bruce Sma- spending. Democratic inVOTE FOR $3,000 in each election. But Ask. tlwrs reported getting upset fine friendships today. Follow some intutive perception that Sally Loomis, 484 New Jersey Altamonte Springs Bill Bevis did not re$165,778 cumbent BOB ew said $100 would be satisfacStreet, Forest City reported is pecking away at you. and spending $139,657. Republi- port. stereo and clock valued at $450 LIBRA ( Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Showing devotion to good friends Altamonte Springs Police LI. can James Sebesta listed $45,lie said the number of con. were stolen, Monday from her Steve Garver Is listed In fair at this time is wise, since they are feeling depressed and need Donald Webb, American par735 in contributions and $43,687 tributors "shows the kind of Democrat home. ty candidate for agriculture condition and Improving in cheering. Don't argue at group affairs. thtui•CS. State Legislature Television vlucd at $350 was Florida North Hospital, from SCOPRiOtOct. 23 to Nov. 211 Don't Iambat one who can be broad support that we have m commissioner, checked in at been District 33 talking atut in t h e n' caS m cm of real 1)ocratmc comptroller canthe low end of reiJt tt'd .(uIcn, Monday, from tso in.'lt v, uuuL uffercd ill i'vtcc to you. Refrain from nothing any radical changes the fwl-risimig paign and proves t t1 flaaV ca"r4'; that a grass- didate Gerald Lewis reported list. He reported 275 In contri4 uality Inn, on SR 434 and an armed robbery attempt of of any kind. Stsrco Tt.t roots campaign can be financed $147,139 in contributions and t,,utions. Interstnte-4. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) First study all facets of A&P food store in Interstate Franklin Mountgomery, Mall, Friday night, in which one any new interest, then proceed with care. Avoid that acquain. in Florida without accepting large contributions." Midway reported jewelry robber was killed and two t.ance from a distance who Is too dynamic. Askew reported spending CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Instead of arguing and valued at $675 was stolen, others arrested. last week, pushing his $111,621 procast.Inating, pay bills and concentrate on how to have a Monday, from his home. total ORE expenditures to $535,567 in Gary N. Phillips, Orlando A nation-wide search was greater income. Give mate a chance to spread winds, his campaign against Republi. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) A.SSISt a partner who is reported radio, tools, gas and launched Monday to locate a AGER I other Items valued at $923 were fourth female rotery suspect depressed and thinks the world is against him or her, Then all can Jerry Thomas. Thomas raised and when goes well. Avoid one $374,258 who downgrades you. stolen, Monday, from Flying believed to have fled PISCES Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Don't let all that work ahead of spent $340,169. ilLs figures for ''.erninole Ranch, Oviedo, police arrived at the Mall you get you down, but Instead get it done and conquer it. Restore the final week of the campaign energies In evening, were $70,510 in contributions IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY. he or she will be and $56,217 in expenditures. WED THURS FRI charming, with a fine smile, and others will be tempted to spo il Democratic Senate candidate NOTES yo ur progeny, so give little tasks to perform to learn th e work Richard Stone finished the CUSHION FLOOR habit early; equip with fine education — then the life becomes campaign as the best-heeled successful, happy. Government or some form of public service Is candidate. He listed $731,456 in NOV. 4,1974 Smyrna Beach SHINY L VINYL excellent for vocation. Religion early. contributions and $726,361 in exADMISS IONS By ARMSTRONG "Th e Stars Impel, they do not compel." What you make of penditures. BIRTHS And CONGOLEUM your life is largely up to YOU! Stone poured $63,571 Into last. 'Sanford: Your Choice minute television spots against ________________________________________________ Bradley Lamar Bozeman Mr. and Mrs. William Ball, Completely Installed his challengers, Republican Keishawn Hudson girl, Sanford Allan Zane Jack Eckerd and American Horace Waits Mr. and Mrs. George Costen, Manager party candidate John Grady. a boy, Sanford Nannie L Spivey Eckerd reported $384,489 in Nancy Cheryl hiughs contribu ti ons and $330,572 in Mary Mobley DISCHARGES spen di ng less than half as Z John Gault p much as Stone raised and spent. Sanford: Joseph James Falgione Grady, a Belle Glade physiLetanya A. Bell Terry Futtrell NOV. 5 Antiques, 7-10 p.m., six cian who apparently gained If. Russell Maria Clements Seminole Unit 30 Disabled weeks; call SJC Community - Joyce mornentum toward the end of ; Mell Stevens Eliza Conyers American Veterans Auxiliary, Services for reservations. the campaign, COMPLETE FLOOR COVERING CENTER listed $60,127 In Nellie Hagins Versa Costen 7:30 p.m., DAV home. Guests past NOV. 7 spending and $73,716 in ecntrlMartha Thomas Alma Brasky Mamie Williams, 119 S. Magnolia Ave. FREE ESTIMATES Aleohotici Anonymous open butions. E. Diane Walraven James Bell Department Commander ; 2393 S. W. College Rd. Thomas Pho ne 323-7720 m ee ting, Holy Cross Parish Indicted Treasurer Jean B. Pittard Martha J. Washington, Evelyn Dean, past Department OPEN MON.FfiI. 95 Ocala Downtown Sanford House, 400 Magnolia Ave., Altamonte Springs Roby Laing Commander; and Sixth District ord, Sanf 8 p.m. Jack McMurphey Wilbur hiowdeshelt, DeBary Commander Runge. Donna N. Mangwi John E. Keats, Deltona Basic Interior Design, 7-10 . Mary A. Wright, Apopka Ruby Douglass, Deltona B p.m., SJC ask Interior Design, 7-10 Adult Education Betty Ingersoll, Deltona Getrude Williams, Deltona SJC Campus, Adult Education BI. 15. Call Cornki Edward L. Cunningham, p.m., George J. Sich, Deltona .I Campus. Bl. 15. Call Cornniunity Services for reser"J Rose Lugo, Deltona Enterprise LA Scott Steventon, Lake Mary hhithhlt)' Services for reser- vations. Philip Gronin, Deltona ke vations. LeRoy Francis Lee, La Pearl M. Harper, Geneva Ciuitan International . Elaine E. Von Hagel, Monroe Sanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Bear Lake Elementary Rosa Kissimmee L Hicks, Lake Monroe School FM, 7:45 p.m., school Restaurant, 17-92, Sanford. Betty Johnston, Lake Mary Patricia Diane Vinson, auditorium, Halfway House Thomas N. Pinch, Longwood Longwood DeBary Arts and Crafts Club, will present program 4 Le Ester Koranteng, Oviedo Edward A. Spitzer, Mount 10 a m., DeBary Hall. Guest on drugs and drug abuse. Benjamin Joe, Titusville Dora artist Peg Berkley will give F' Geri Ingalls, Winter Springs Frederick Doster, New Sanford Tourbt and Shuf water color demonstration, /.i: fleboard Club, covered dish • ,, supper 6 p.m., In clubhouse on Like Brantley High School lakefront. B usiness meeting to Bud B ters,8 p.m., Band follow. Room. Vote on charter amendment and fund raising NOV. 6 events on agenda. Officers and All Souls Home and School board meet at 7 p.m. Mrs. Marie Hittell, Lake meeting, 8 p.m. church social ALVIN HLTELL , ~. .W7 041~01 A4404-~~ Monore; two daughters, Mrs. hall. Speaker Dr. James NOV. 8 Alvin P. Hittell Sr., 66, of Margie Smith, Deltona, and Zottnick will compare schools 01~ 0 Sallie Harrison Chapter, Orange Boulevard, Lake Mrs. Betty Flowers, Lake in U.S. and Russia. Report BAR, 2:30 p.m., at home of Monroe died Monday morning. Monroe; three son Alvin P. cards will be distributed. Mrs. T.K. Wiley, Richmond a4-401) -.~ 0 Born In Akron, Ohio, he lived In Jr., Lake Monroe; Clarence, I Avenue, Sanford. Mrs. Z. Lake Monroe for the past 55 Sanlando Springs; and Robert, High School Holland, co-hostess. Speaker, Crooms years. He was retired from Orlando; three brothers, Boosters, 7:30 p.m. in band Roger Jargand, SJC' drama , Jacksonville; room, Florida Power and Light Co. Clarence, coach. Survivors include his wife, Claude, Lake Monroe; and Kenneth, Sanford; four sisters, %dZ4i. Mrs. Ruth Landress, Mrs. Esther Kinard, both of Sanford; i Miss Mary Hittell, Lake i /t_ Monroe; and Mrs. Hazel / de4 ~ 44040, Hartle, La Porte, md.; 15 Partly cloudy with a chance of . I showers mawy wedninday. Hig % grandchildren; and five great- ' in low to md I.ows in low to mid grandchildren. HOSPITAL BRIGHTON, England (AP) One of Britain's most heralded actors, Lord Olivier, has accepted an In vitation to direct his first opera. Sir La urence, as he prefers to be called, will dl. rect Verdi's "MacBeth" at the Metropolitan Opera In New York in 1976. The actor, currently re upers in a Brighton jospit for inflamed muscles, says he will continue his film career. $5 'w Stones ' Campaign ntnbutions Tops - For Wednesday, November 6, 1974 -- Tres - NEW YORK (AP) Me tropolitan Opera star Anna Moffo and RCA Board Chairman Robe rt W. Sarnoff will be married here Nov. 14 in a private ceremony. The marriage will be the second for Miss Moffo, previously married to Mario Lanfranchi of Rome, and the third for Sarnoff, who was wed to Esme O'Brien and to Felicia Warburg, now wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. The couple announced the wedding plans Monday. Tuesday, Nov. 5, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. AATTAWAY To vote for Bob Hattaway because it's hi,, birthday is a pretty (lUfltt) reaiun, but its not as dumb as any reason you maytiave for not voting at all. __ __ ~~ ..: , ek riuvelliuw iJiul u Bob Hattaway's Birthday ~ HOROSCOPE - - - - Sinford h- - - Wr UU[11 VV I I1b Gains by the party out of WASHINGTON (AP) An Increased Democratic cratic party would wind up with White 1IoUS4 Rose Garden Mon Rep. Ed Edmondson. In addition, Democrat Ric electorate concerned with presidential power are tradl. majorities doubtless would control of the governments In day to deliver a brief appeal for ard Stone was favored to dde at deepening economic problems (tonal in off-year elections. Re- create problems for Ford's states containing 85 to 90 per a large turnout. If the 40 per cent turnout oc Republican Jack Eckerd a:1(1 ,.d two years of Watergate Is publicans hoped to hold Demo. programs over the next two cent of the nation's population. expected to turn out in light cratic advances within the av- years, but few observers think Republicans generally shied curs, he said, "the Congress 'American Party candldalte numbers today to award erages of recent years 4 sen. that even two-thirds away from pre-election fore. lIMIt will be working with me on John Grady. Democrats heavy oft-year ators, 26 House members and 6 Democratic majorities In both casts. Republican Chairman controlling inflation, strength. houses would create the "veto. Mary Louise Smith said "we ening our economy and preelection gains, governorships, proof The last pre-election Associ. Although President Ford Congress" against which are going to do much better serving world peace could be elected by only 21 per cent of urged Americans to deliver "a ated Press survey, however, In. the President has campaigned. than people are predicting." vote of confidence in the United dicated that, despite GOP Ford, who campaigned in 20 the voters. In the governor's races, the Sta tes of America" by casting claims of some late turnaround, Democrats seemed li kely to cx. states for GOP candidates, also In the Sena te races, tour Ine pand ballots, some estimates were th Democra ts seemed likely to substantially their curren t refused to make any pro- cumbent Republican senators for a turnou t as low as 40 per gain from 5 to 7 senators, 30 to 32 to 18 majority and per ha ps dictions. He expressed hope appeared In greatest jeopardy cent of the 145 million eligible 50 House members and 6 to 10 approach or surpass the 39 sta te that current congressional raPeter Dominick of Colorado, — houses the party captured in tios would emerge unchanged, opposed by Gary hart; Marlow voters, governors, At stake in today's nation. Th is could swell the current 1936. and Press Secretary Ron Nes. W. Cook of Kentucky, Opposed wide balloting were 34 of the 100 Democratic congressional ma. Polls showed the Democrats sen said he thinks the Presi. by Gov. Wendell Ford; Milton Senate sea ts, 35 of the so state jorlties —58 to 42 in the Sena te, would recapture the New York dent's efforts will help Republi. H. Young of North Dakota, opgovernorships, all 435 House 248 to 187 in the house close and California governorships, can candidates, posed by former Gay. William November 5th seats, and a variety of state and to th e two.thirth need ed to and Chairman Robert S. The President, meanwhile, Guy, and Henry Bellmon of Ok. IS Election Day ove rr ide presidential vetoes. Strauss predicted his Demo. stepped into the sun-splashed lahoma, opposed by former I local offices and issues. - Bank Acquisition Denied POLICE BLOTTER a cat sea, tttjtitp stq q,111fart sith Dad pt'rt l \ &4"'.~ ' / IiMz cOrnparl,nz'it fi l cabinet H414% pipet. Ill s'ze Hta, giuçe mqtjtic up to lriI 911y slut MOO* s1uao i2 0 I)) f all fl a tu nson S t rool Odside. Fia 250 E. Merritt Island Causeway Merritt Island, Fla. Phone 4525674 Senator Senate Office Building Tallahassee, Fla. Phone (904) 4885491 I "S "°"°' ALaweti st m en t "°' b Canaoon Tis *"WILSON Sixteenth District Breciord C end.p.niens Seminole Osceok, 0 Ora'q �-- ---. SEEK & FIND t OPINION SOCJNTAJCTNJNBI —4A Tuesday, Nov. 5,197; Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -urn's RI CAP EDMR IALASIEDMAJAME DEKN8MH0PCBC08 J A8NA \s IMOCCI S IOAT P Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. oor Tuesday, Nov. 5,1974-5A Vocabulary Leads To Swearing Askew May Ask order s Review Ch"a Awl Ckw I QQUPLES O$LY By GEORGE W. CRANE (5) Sometimes even a big CONSUMER SHIELD INTERNATIONAL oruie or IflVITI you vo QT acquainted with TJlqIr travel CH1, a man or a noynooa S ROS S S\MRUC LNNMOC tremendous savingsl II Tuesday, November 3, 7 p.m. at: bully may swear excessively state attorneys eir TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) outside th MECJMMC EREALISMO CASEB4$I: Paul B,aged U, because he has sta ge f right district and extensions of those Is a YMCA leader, about performing in public, — Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin JACAOTCU AMEESCSN wants Gov, Reubin Askew to assignments. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. "Dr. Crane," he began, "we ei ther as a school athelete or as In issuing th e extension, th e ask the state Supreme Court to SANFORD, FLA. MLUFPMNINAMUHDNMOIS have a large membership an Army private and For further Information, phone 323.7570 review its order that Is clouding court said: among boys from all parts of sometimes even as a shop InSILMNIOATMHJAIMSMLI the indictments of three present "This approval extends only our city. structor in school. or former state officials. to State Atty. James T. Russell I PTSSTTOCCS8IIEIOUOT "But some of them are adCultured men of good moral The order, issued F ri day, and not to anyone else." dicted to swearing and vile background may occasiona lly IINIMSIKASMSI IJACNTL RE PLACE YOUR GAS OR It will be up to Askew to reexplode with a lowbrow ex- specifically forbade a special ianguage. 'c' prosecutor to use in ass ista n ts OIL HEATER WITH M quest the hearing since he had Vr "Probably in three cases out pletive w hen they strike their IUSOCIALLSLCELJIIIU probing state officials th e in asked for the extension, said of four of those who curse a lot, th wnb with a hammer, but th is *..HCMMMSI LAI COSDAASPC Panha nd le. £4 Deputy Atty. Gen. Baya Harriwe can pinpoint the section of is not what we mean by routine This has caus ed speculation son ill. town from which they come, profanity. I CULA I COSASOCCUEMHC "IN SE OPENING" that a legal preced ent has been "For those youngsters from Harrison said a state attorney And in sud n de fits of anger, NOUN IULMSDIMSLAERCO ___ Forced Air Wall Furnace unchurched and poorer neigh- e ven some of our Presiden ts set that threatens cases against needs help from his assistants, officia ls In Tallahassee. state Safe* Clean • Economical borhoods are more likely to use have denounced newspaper ' I lfldknu The hidden names list ed below IDDOIf fomni especially in areas of comShevin recommended profanity. GET THE FACTS reporters with an S-&B epithet. Monday that Askew and State plicated white-collar crime. "Can you outline the Call Or Write Now But you can explain such "We feel it is very important paychologIcl reasons for such lapses ei ther by their lack of Atty. James Russell of St. For Free Literature and-or-Free Survey I ' , use of foul language and swear college education of the five Pete rsburg ask for a hearing on issue in terms of reasonable law the order. enforcement," Harrison said. words?" categories a bo ve. The order was Issued to ex- "A reasonable construction of Vile bnu however is ?øn1 fli,c'z1l' ziitinmnt hv , the statute would seem tome to H(AJJSG a To order any or all of the expanded "Seek & Find" books, 255 Words separate human not regarded as unfavorably in Askew to investigate alleged lead to the conclusion the ap. . l.a. 377$7 numbers 2 through 8, send 64) cents for each, making checks a man as in a woman, for in the fIitt('hl corruption in North. (x)intment of a state attorney -i-, bdngs from the lower Cofl (305) 8313600 payable to 'Seek & Find,' Star-'I'elegram Syndicate. Addre. So the richer your latter, it often suggests sexual west Florida. The high ccurt contemplates use of his So oi—f ngIn•.ring—s,ic.-..pgirtI letters in care of this newspaper. must approve assignments of assistants." vocabulary, the more likely you delinquency! are to have a higher I.Q. (Intelligence Quotient.). For words are the tools of the Aniwer to Previous PtiI mind! U6, r Hodgepodge 'And every A, '5X craftsman, ,4Ps_ø•_UI•_____UU4ttt1ttq whether cabinet maker or Iflt±iliI_ ACROSS ga zelle Tantorci "Mariner 's engineer, knows that the wider I More limrIA1P1L 1A. k'4: direction _____ trained range of instrumen ts he has in 7 TV late show 33 C'aiegor'. T his tool box, the more precise 35 Attempt I NA !j (are work he can perform. '-4 A Ow ____ 35 Too nOtion 5o Here are the usual reasons 13 Electrical 401)ry.as'.,nc IM4tL'1101Lt 0 why boys (and sometimes 42 Number units 'r 43 Opine i r reA EW1 i. 14 Jumped girls) employ vile language: 45 Brazilian IS k4('n(lN1 (1) They hear their fathers or ra(a 16 Local mean comb (Will' 34 Compa'.s 47 Sot late 12 other kinfolk and neighbors time(abi 9 l"euclatory wili) 10 Notions Ii (erman 36 Longs employ swear words routinely, SOAppruactwd phyicu ii Dome'isc 37 Small so it becomn.s a habit. 19 Automotiit' 52 Digs sla v e carnivore 53301 Fr.I grouptaia Th is is one reason l3Abst.asners why Paul 39SmaIl 20 agle'comb 54 l'UrIo(n from (cxxi depressions says he can usually detect the lormi IIJohn(GaeI,c) 41 Mediterranean V. section of the city In which the . . 22 Was atcd DOWN 21 Mark to island 23 I)arwr step I Culti v ate shoot at 42 Bushy cursing boys live! 24 Knock 2I)ropsv 23CerLain clumps (2) People with limited 2SAsiat,c 3lidier hr 44Ssmple kingdom vocabulary thus fall back on 4 Enervatr 25 Mesican 46 Fruit drinks 25('ordt.d SEternitytab I laborer 481Ierbeve slang as well as profanity to fabric 6 Crnw 27 G arrison 49 Masculine serve as stop-gaps in their 30 Fabulous (dial I 29 Pompous nickname bird 7 Damage shows conversation. SI Biblical 31 Tibetan 5 Boundary 33 Well - born name "it was a swell party," many i—a— a— - - — — — — I a high school coed may exJ 4 b b 7 8 9 1 10 ii Hello, I'm Bob Hattaway. First, I would 12 — ——— I5_ — — — — we had a swell diwr like to mate a statement about my ,The dance orchestra was - — ——— ————— opponent. I'm not accusing him of 14 also swell and I had a swell ' anything; I'm merely stating facts — partner," 16 I 17 19 that are a matter of public record. ...., Obviously, her excessive use — — of the term "swell" means she FACT: My opponent was named .4ru 20 . lacks more precise adjectives as anunindicted, CO-COnI — to describe her evening. L..J .. spirator by the Duval " Or elm, she is too lazy to County Grand Jury in — 28 30 1 — employ the more fitting words their investigation of Ed P Profanity is thus a common Gurney. ' evidence of either low I.Q. or FACT: 66% of my opponent's — — lazy verbal thinking campaign contributions (3) Men who are secretly p" — — — I I till A l.S. a&iiicseu a social inhave come from outside . 37 38 40 4F ferlority complex also employ Seminole County, and j / ''1 ' to try suggest they 43 — they Include money from are bold' in1° special Interest groups. ) 47 — (4) ThIs is frequently why — 48 ia I si" If this is the way our pol itt cat sysshort boys and those of delicate : tern has been working, then it I muscular development try to . I needs to be changed. The people compensate by appearing tough I — 54 r. of Seminole County can't afford via cursing, smoking, use of drugs and liquor, as well as fast that kind of outside influence. My driving. job as representative for District 33 .. ''i. ,-.'-:! is to represent the people of Seminote County, period. I've lived and worked in Seminole County all my — life, and I know the problems we are all facing. Yes, when you send me to Tallahassee, I'll have my work cut out for me, but I can pro' .. vide the fresh leadership we need '. REpIAI'curuY wiunwe bI1&I for effective representation in the State Legislature. .. Florida Justice James V. 1 CUSTOM MADE One more thing, when I get to Adkins has appointed Seminole II DOUBLE E H '. UNG & '-ti .o Tallahassee, Ill mail you a postcard Clerk of the Circu it Court J with my address and phone number Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. to the 'iiJ7 SLIDER WINDOWS on it so we can keep in touch. committee for development of Tuesday, November 5th is the big uniform court procedures and *r:;;t -. day. Vote for fresh leadership. Vote forms. Is AMC for Bob Hattaway. The resulting procedures and 5 1 I14forms will throughout Sincerely, the 67 counties of Florida after ". UI JanI Beckwith said today that each county currently has its own procedures and forms ' J. H. JIMISON 1, SON, INC. M M which are quite different from I 211 MAITLAND AVE. ALTAMONT! CENTS! I. the ours, maL: ki ng it & uluic'uzt difficult _____________________ ALTAMONTI SPR I NGS, FL 32Ii 13S1143 Si". for any attorney AiLT.. or person _._ YES, I'M INTERESTED IN NUPRIME active in the court system i I NAME ____________________________________ I across the state tin know in I ADDRESS advance what is necessary. I He cited as an example I I CITY STATE ______ZIP Brevard County which has --I .-. I PHONE 1 some 200 different fo s ii, - - - • • - - - - - - - •• comparison with Seminole that L has 50 50 dIEk rent ones EM 8 IH 1 Pti.D.,M.D. Herald JACK ANDERSON SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Evening 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2511 or 831.9993 Terrorist Bomb Downed WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher AIKENS, DNA Jet TOM Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising trecor WASHINGTON— A TWA jetliner with wreckage." The British, In contrast, used "a been doubled or tripled, assisted by the fund. But the GAO could not find people aboard plunged into the Ionian Sea west scanning electron microscope to determine Footnote: The FBI was sufficiently upset one the 118 enrolled at the school. of Athens in September. Arab terrorists claimed molecular distortion and themal effects on over the new evidence that a bomb may have Home Deliv,ry: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20 "in other words," inquired Mondale of Mills, Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All they brought the plane down, but the FBI f ound recovered debris." caused the TWA crash that it is going deeply into "the money was coming to the school. . . .from other mail: Month, $2.7o; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. no evidence of a bomb blast. Ma result, the FBI has been brought back an explosion in September at Boston's Logan American donors. . . .and even (though) the We have now obtained secret documents into the case. Already agents have learned that International Airport. A Mideast-bound suitcase children were gone, that money was still coming. which indicate a terrorist bomb was the likely the same Flight 841 from Tel Aviv to Rome was blew up in a baggage room. But the Logan crash For how long?" cause of the crash. The FBI has also discovered the object of a bombing plot two weeks earlier on debris so far hasn't yielded any evidence similar was nearly six months, sir," replied the 00 that a malfunctioning bomb was planted on the August 25. to the Rome bomb particles, abashed Mills. The charity head went on to same flight two weeks earlier, Aflreonthe84l flight CHEATING CHILDREN: After we reported confess that the fund did not even know of the The Federal Aviation Administration 13 ° Aug. 26 was caused by a malfunctioning ex- how the Christian Children's Fund had lost track diversion of funds until the GAO turned it up. device," declares the secret FAA report. of alarmed over airline bombings, meanwhile, that plosive , some of its children along with some of its Turning to Kenya, Mondale asked Mills about An FBI laboratory examination has located it has sc:1t classified instructions to its air small particles of C4 high explosive In a badly funds, the charity's executive director, Verent our report that only 25 per cent of the gifts from security chiefs calling for tighter security. And burned suitcase taken from the aircraft's Mills, culled our story "inaccurate and unfair." donors ever reached the children. Rep. John Murphy, D.N.Y., a crusader for air The fallacy of attempting to pin labels on But Mills, who was responsible for the fund's "Correct," Mills ruefully admitted again. baggage compartment." safety, is making a new push for enforcement of voters or politicians is a long-standing American October financial mess In the first place, has told an ,The superintendent took it upon herself to Another classified FAA memo, dated an anti-hijacking law. The law permits the entlriy different story to a Senate committee. i tradition: the fact that it seldom stands up under d stribute (the money) among therest of the 18, reports ominously: "Between mis' and Agust govurm heat to shut down flight_s to and (ruin Questioned by Chairman Walter Mondale, I)children in the project.'' iiivestigatRrn is almost beside the point, of this year, threats against aircraft increased Minn., Mills countries that give haven to terrorists, has conceded, just as we said, that Time after time, Mills conceded the accuracy The pundits tell us, for instance, that the from 112 to 161. The Increase against airports A classified FAA report states that British the fund is fraught with problems. of the facts in our story, until Mondale finally was even more dramatic: from during July to country has gone basically conservative yet sabotage experts have raised the "strong 127 Ills own auditors, admitted 1ll "tive pointed suggested that "some of your management and during August." Democrats are expected to win today's election possibility" that the TWA crash "resulted from out, and rightly so, that we need closer financial control techniques have fallen somewhat Rep. Murphy, in a private letter to House with someth ing approaching a landslide. Now, an explosion." behind." Commerce Chairman Harley Staggers, DW. Inspection, obviously, if we accept the first part of the equation The FBI's air laboratory missed the Va., calling for hearings, reports that airports In the case of a Hing Kon school, for example, Once again, the chastened Mills replied, we must necessarily reject the second. And if the evidence, according to the FAA document, throughout Europe and the Mideast are on "red we had reported that the General Accounting "That is correct." second comes to pass then we must assume that the because it studied only "A small portion of the alert" This means their security staffs have Office found 118 children supposedly were being Mills has promised to clean up his operation. pundits have misread the pulse of the nation. Dr. George Gallup came up with another of his th day issues rather candidates would seem us th th is neither conservative nor liberal. Confused might be more accurate. For instance, there are several basic tenants of the conservative position today: (1) Opposition to unconditional amnesty for Vietnam draft evaders and deserters; (2) Opposition to gun controls; (3) Opposition to federal spending for social programs such as health, education and welfare programs: (4) Opposition to any cuts in federal spending for military and defense purposes. WASHINGTON (NEA) Something is One of the few compensations of advancing Yet Dr. Gallup's poll shows a majority of going on in this town, widely discussed but age is watching the liberals change their minds, Americans favor each of the four propositions. seldom thought out, which may result in the I specify the liberals not because they are the erasure of large portions of the nation's Constitu. Looking at the side of the coin liberals only ones guilty occasional IDCOnSIS AU ton. Call it Creeping Authoritarianism, It is the generally come down on the side of: they aren't t,ut because in my lifetime they "• ". Increasing trend of leaders, agencies and inOpposition to the death penalty; uniquely have reversed themselves on almost stitutions to subscribe to problem-solving Legalization the use every major point bywhfth their poaitloncan be theorieswhich have as their basis the wjth. Banni ng federal financial aid to parochial 1efIed 1 " drawal of individual liberties, 'r" schools. Foreign affairs? In the early 19401s, before .' •. . One of the latest examples is a federally the U.S. became involved in World War U, Yet the general public — or that segment in' commissioned study which concludes that the American liberals stood Immivare- for terviewed by Dr. Gallup — favor each of the three cornerstone of the American Dream, family — meaning not only intervention in' pThpositions. housing, may be a luxury the nation can no the European war, but intervention in world longer afford. Th the Issues that affairs wherever American's power permittei it. . The report, en titled "The Cost of Sprawl", are seldom explored in great j ,;; shdw adAnd during World War II itself Wendell WWkIe, says that single- family homes are less efficient ditional about what Americans really whose 1940 nomination for president was the and more expensive than multifamily dwellings. think on several basic issues. high-water mark of liberal influence In the This is news to practically nobody, but whispers One of the most striking has to do with the Republican party, crusaded withenthusiastic are the report is the opening shot of a governliberal appo hammer home the lesson that establishment of diplomatic relations with Cuba. rmient campaign to discourage continued this was "One World" — the point being that no Politicians of both parties are extremely reluctant ; t. development of homes with yards, thus the sparrow fell to earth anywhere without innuto admit that the thought has ever crossed their discouragement of another fundamental Amenencing, and therefore being pf co n cern to, tI can right. minds. And when Senators Javits and Pell visited United States I say "another" because the housing report the Island recently they were variously described Yet look at the liberals today: dema,pdlng ' NEA ,.. and its Implications follow a pattern of many as "bubble heath" — something no one ever cuts In the defense budget and reductions In . recent federal reports and Implica tions. Daily, suggested while Presidents Johnson and Nixon 10re1i (and especia lly krdgp military) , some agency or official lamenting the energy co4ng UPOfl our government to abandon allied and, now, Ford were flying the friendly skies of crisis, or the population crisis, or the enregimes in South Vietnam, the Philippines and Russia and China, Thought We Had Already Sentenced Him vironmental crisis, delivers a message designed South Korea, and raising Cain over the CIA's ________________________________________________________ to prepare the nation for "sacrifices" which is a Yet the American people overwhelmingly efforts to back democratic fcrces in Chile. polite way of saying loss of liberty, favor re-establishing relations with Premier Military policy? During World War II the Gas rationing, housing rationing, no fertilizer Castro and liberals, who thoroughly approved of American for the flowers — the crunch is on, the leaders It is constructive to look at what the poll military involvement (a point on which, let me sigh, and the more candid admit we're revealed abou t the voters and compare its findings To add,they were not necessarily wrong), made no headed for a "lifestyle depression." to the rhetoric we hear during political campaigns: alidlble objection whatever to the Allied policy of If so, we may also be headed for something Americans favor: (1) Death for persons Uldiscrirninate bombardment of German And else. Economist Robert HeUbroer nails it when Japanese cities. In Dresden slow, on the single Editor. We all sadly bid farewell to otw good friend. he says the nation in its warch for answers may convicted of murder; (2) Diplomatic relations with n ight of February 13, 1945, more people— me n, Many pa ren ts and youngsters a ll miss him and we shall never ferget him, be e We wi ke mourn li th Cuba: (3) Red uced spendi ng for military and evolving toward "strongman governmen t." women and and civilians recent death of their good friend and doctor; defense purposes; (4) Equal rights and respon'A Grateful Parent Henry Kissinger seconds the opinion, saying alike—were killed than the entire number of Doctor Gordon D. Stanley; "Chum" to many. many of the world's nations, ours included, may, sihilities for women; (5) Registration of firearms; American fighting men were lost In Vietnam He was a man of great dedication and all who in desperation, move "more and more to (6) Wage and price controls; (6) Federal financing from the beginning of that war down to the knew him could feel his devotion to his Letters to the editor are always welcome. authoritarian models" of leadership, of election campaigns for candidates for the present day. And millions cheered. profession. They ubould be as brief as possible and And there can be little doubt of It; already Senate and House; (7) Federal aid to parochial Yet let American bombers, with far more When a new mother was worried about her comment on matters of general Interest. avoid many Americans, frantic for relief from worries, sotted aiming devices than anything baby's (mt colic he was there to comfort both schools; Abortions through the third months of The letters should deal with Issues and dreamed of In accept an accidental President as a savior — If 1945, conduct a mother careful raid to the and U)e child. pregnancy: (8) Opposition to a five per cent surtax personallUeL President Ford called in the name of economy knock out military targets In Hanoi, and Jane When it child fell out of a tree and broke that on family incomes in excess of $15,000; (9) ConThe editor reserves the right, to those for one Fo less toilet flush a day, millions would and Ramsey Clark will be there In a first bone he was there to ease the pain and see letters for reasons of space, but tinued federal spending for social programs such matter of minutes to Interview and denounce that he received prompt treatment, great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost gratefully comply, as health, education and welfare programs. American prisoners of war and commiserate when the maturing youngster showed an in the editing, it may be, certainly, that one less toilet flush a with the.Government of North Vietnam over the interest in medicine he was there to encourage All letters must be signed with a mailing day Is necessary. The nation and world may barbarity of the United States, and help this Interest to develop, address and, when possible, a telephone number have reached the failsafe point Domestic affairs? Need I remind you whirii Whenever there was a problem of any kind he to the identity of the writer may be checked and freedoms must be sacrificed where Individual for the good of the group in our national life Invented the Imperial was there to listen and suggest soluUon., established. However, the Evening Herald will whole. But such is by no means gospel as yet, Presidency? It was the liberals whose recklessly No one will ever know the anguish, the respect the wishes of writers who do not want therefore the concern that the daily hints of aggrandized the presidency at the expense of the frustration and the complete exhaustion he faced their names to appear in prtnt. freedom erosion — and their general acceptance Cbngreas, and no doubt they would beaggran- daily healing the wounds and curing the Ills of We reserve, of course, the &lghtto reject any by large circles of people — may be hasty dizing it still If it hadn't turned around and given the many young people he treated over the %ettersthls newspaper considers to be libelous or reactions to emotion rather than proven them a swift kick In the pants. years_ slanderous, necessity. So now we are treated to the spectacle of those same liberals calling for crIppliig ( limit,ation,s of presidential power. Itot even at the bedrock level of their A reminder for the local merchants — there will be a Each day I'm certain "I've heard it all," until I get to philosplcal ass have the liberals bad check seminar on Thursday, Nov. 14 from 8 am. to 10 'eading some of the day's developments and sit back and managed to stay put. Of course, being liberals, a.m. et th e Sanford Ch amber of Commerce build ing, reflect, "I m ust be going out of my cutton.picklng mind. It they were rather shorof fundamental prthcIpi According to the chamber bulletin, "representatives really can't be happening. . to begin with. Their only really unshakable belief from the State Attorney's office, rri1f's dept., and the Was that no beh'fs were unshakable Take time latest from (tie United Nations, from HEAT MODERHI U VotersWon't Hold Still For Labels - polls e other and the results of a survey than to to indicate at e country ____ WILLIAM RUSHER TOM TIEDE l_rt:2t11 Libera ls Shortages Shifting May Cost Positions Frdedom ______ WT ____ _________________________ ______________________ other •. ,,,;.. -, ' of marijuana; I ., ._ _________ ____ e results of confusion - - - of - ' survey on other any detail ' , . , 72 I , "I his friends. Letter BERRY'S WORLD Around - I" The Editor - : $c*-, Al~r Flow , 4.. 1 L ______________ u • __________ -' - .- ir •,,,. 8 - - .. . - - - fl• ,.. [ 27 ,.' ' . - . .. I ' :'. . -.-_ ' . ' - . ' - 52 - - - - isi . I -1- - - • ' - - - - - : •' ' - - - - - -._ - - ..J , •. . J. H. JIMISON & SON, INC. - Judge ' App Beck w ith oints . - - -, ' _____ .. - - , .. -.,,............ ..- . . _____ .'•: - 'vp- % - ' OFF -.--.--- - '-'- ' DuRNG I NOVEMBER Free Estimates & Bank Financing - I es , • -. -. •' U - - . ___ -. . . ' - - urm ' VOTE * - ______ . as �SPORTS . Il. ~ 10 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. xxxx"x`x"""`xxxxx" Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1974-6A WOMEN . - __ -_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, Nov. 5,1974-1 B DEAR ABBY I Sidewalk Sisters Share .IV A Art Show _ .1 - ______________ Gators, Texas A&M, One Sweetheart Comes ABIGAIL Sanford of downtown 5p.m., from a busy commercial transformed thoroughfare to, hopefully, an The sidewalks Sanford will be equally busy open air art Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to DEAR ABBY: This problem concerns my two sisters. One is 28 and the other Is 22. Th e man involved I'll call him Steve, is 38. To _ gallery. __________________ Artists from the Seminole County Art Association, o ther local artists, and even some from as far away from Canada i11 setting up displays of their work for the viewing pleasure of the Sa nf ord area ________ 4ii ___ k Tide Move p In Poll _______ -u ... I _____ ______ ____ _________________ :.____ Steve has been living with my 28-year-old sister for about ten years. They have five children but they never got married. Steve Skate Party To Benefit ___________ has been running around with my 22-year-old sister ever since she A s a ting party a be small donation for to benefit Sky will was 17, and now she's pregnant. My older sister knows about it King Youth Ranch is being each session and extra charge public. but there isn't a th iilg she can do. Steve and the youn ger sister are sponsored Sunday by P1 Rho for skate rental. Sponsored by the Sanford ___________ ___________ sneaking around, but everybody knows what is going on. Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, at Door prizes include one pair Downtown B U S I fl e s S My older sister says she loves Steve no matter what, and my Skate City roller rink, located of skates, $10 cash prize, a Association (DBA), this is the _________________ yo un ger sister says th e same thing. Steve says he loves them west off US 17-92 on Dog Track transistor radio and box of first year a fall art festival will both. Road. chocolates, be held in the city, and if sueI th ink both my sisters are nuts, and I'm not so sure a bo ut Skate for one or both sessions, This is expected to be a fun cessful, will be made an annual Steve. If you have any idea on how to straighten out this mess I . ._1 _ .--- - outing for the whole family. in 1:30-3:30, event. and 4-4 p.m. There The spring art show hkL my family I sure wish you would let me know. I Ranch ____ ______________ i1 • ____________ By IIERSt'IIKI. NIS.SENSON •> Al' Sports Writer $ _____ _____ v.-' __ 4 __ \ I st;i:ed each year in the Sanford Plaza has proved to be most po pular among artists and the THE SISTER IN BE I WEEN I ______________ - p. It DEAR SISTER: As I see it, both your sisters want the same T man, and neither one will give him up -even if It means sharing e 0 8 lj L ' . , viewing public. him with the other. The man can't decide which sister be wants, The sixth program in Loch Clark, who is well known for his Prizes totalling $350 will be so he keeps them both. If they are satisfied with this sick setup Haven Art Center's Romantic Civilization series and Pioneers awarded after the judges make which Includes a flock of children out of wedlock, I can't see what Versus Classic Art film series of Modern Painting film series, their selection Saturday afthere is to "straighten out." will feature painter Joseph lip ternoon. In the Turner program, Clark Mallord Williams Turner, 3 Categories for the ShOW in' DEAR ABBY: I am a widow and I am going with a very nice p.m. Nov. 17 at the Art Center in reviews the neglected works, elude two for painting: abstract Louise Gill (left) and Jan Krementz admire handmade quilt gentleman who is a widower, Loch Raven Park, Orlando. and then goes on to look at and traditional; crafts; We are quite serious about each other, but if we were to The film series was written more famt!Iar Turner and section photography; and a junior marry one of us would have to go live in the home of the other and and narrated by Lord Kenneth discuss his rediscovery of color. A he doesn't want to leave the beautiful evergreen tree in his back While downtown viewing the yard, and I don't want to leave my lilac bush. This may sound sewalk art, merchants urge crazy, but it is the truth, Just the thing to cuddle up Money raised on the sale of at the Showcase will be Ann shoppers to ta Like advantage of un'ler when How can we settle this? the weather tur ns tickets for the quilt will be used Maynard, consumer advisor for their STUMPED Florida Power Corp., and special Sidewalk Days chilly is this beautiful hand. to support the Stepping Stones prices DEAR STUMPED: YOU do the moving. It's a lot easier to to make a start on made quilt donated by Camelot Center, a division of the Debra Sims, merchandising Christmas shopping. Nor IS it transplant a lilac bush than an evergreen tree. too late to enter your &t OF homemakers Club to the Seminole Count)' Mental Health specialist at Florida DepartHoliday Showcase, Nov. 14 went of Natural Resources. craft work in the show. Contact from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Department. DEAR ABBY: I've been dating this attractive well-to-doDBA president Jerry Munsen at Altamonte Springs Civic bachelor for about six months. (I'm a widow.) My problem is that The Holiday Showcase is B. E. Purcell's for information. Center. The quilt was made by being sponsored by the I'm the giver and he's the taker. Displays and demonstrations Mrs. Martin (Judy) Burns of Extension Homemaker's Clubs of holiday ideas will be stressed I have bought him several nice gifts just to let him know I'm Junking him, but he has not bought me a'thlng. He spends a Casselberry. of Seminole County. Featured at the event. fortune on himself, so It's not that he doesn't like to shop. And he . _________________________ _________________________ Turner Featured In Art Series Wi n ' Cosy - . .. "li Honored Winter Qu ilt Legal ' -.. . . . ' WAITING High School Band directed by Leonard Bryant and g by Nathaniel Goodman, cantor for Deltona Temple Shalom. The guest speaker is Col. Paul Gauger from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, John F. Kennedy Space Cent&. The DEAR ABBY: Who said, "To be thought rich is as good as to be rich' ROD DEAR ROD: W. M. Thackery. But he was wrong. Those who we only thought to be rich doul have to pay the rich man's taxes. . ,0 , ther ere benedictior williven Nameless in Ga. wrote. were a book entitled How to Learn to Love Unwanted thlldren' it would be Just what I need." Abby, whaaheneMsisMargarethaA Riddle's book 'The Rights of Infants." (New York: Columbia University Press. 1943) ARTHUR H. PRINCE DEAR ARTHUR: Your suggestion is a good one. And so Is the book, but It's out of print. "Nameless" should try her public library. the Rev. Matthew Connolly, Our Lady of the Lakes Roman Catholic Church. ' ENTERTAINERS AT BPW PAGEANT L cordance with the provisions of Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section ItS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 s Constance L. Brooks Pu b l ish: Nov. S. 12. It, 26, 1 .. 1 II. t ' - MOVING CAN _ J Ht 14I IS RE AL _ '--' _ --'rn_"rT''_I CHE! E H ADA "li ___ -I - . - __• For fast relief call th e ___________ '•" I '\ I . . . - _____ ,__ ., _ - - 1_ - ________ - I ______ ______ _____- ...-.=:..' .. L1!oii'rnno Il'r fl Yfiu j :_ - - . - " - . .•. ,, - nOSCSS 4 - . V . .' - - ... '---' - -- ' I j.. - . .-- .- . Sanford - II - _% - MARILYN GARLANTI 634 92)2 Altamonte Springs Forest City HJLDAJ M 4 3167 Deltona OEM 26 fails E Sims, numbers and years of ,ssuanc, descrIption of the property, and the names in which It was assessed are 6 Year 55 follows: that the undersigned as Executrix 0 said estate, has completed thi ad- y. Sewerage Syllforns in Seminole BOBBING I FOR APPLES Public Convenience for Water and Sewer from Mr. and Mrs. James w Zottnick to Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Ward and Miss Mirilyn Ferguson as Boone, Sarasota, Tallahassee Godby. Class AAA Leesburg (6-0) 75. i%tufd for Spring Hammock Mobile P1111: V Jthn A. Klmbrough, Chairman AT TEST. A rthur H Beckwith, Jr. tie Titusville Astronaut (6-OI Publish' Nov . 3. 1974 0E14 29 Florida 3777$ Pobllih Ott 29, Nov 5, I?, 9, 4911 [)EO 14 Lt__ ________ QUAIL CREEK Bowling A MONDAY NIOHT'SRESULTS SEVENTH - 4 News - Quiniela (4 7) $19 60 Perfecta (3 0) 577590 Baker's Trucking made a Perfecta (7.4) *101 70 NINTH Singles, Spec 7: clean sweep 4 wins over fig 0 tIe with All Ii 579360 (1 I Rene 760 3,80 260 7 All 7) 5*1 00 MIguel 550 3 60 1 Belcher & Associates and now THIRD Doubles. Spec 7: 300 4 hold first place with 26 wins and AIdana Arana $540 6 CO 560 2 Snti Quiniela (17) $31 60 $050 360 4 10 losses. For Baker's, Rose Mencha II Alberdl Perfecta (7 I) $17640 Are'cha Let-ui 1 40 • Patrick turned in scores of i'm, Singles, Spec 7: 10TH Ouir,iela (2 4) 54370 21.20 9.60 340 6 ChuchO 190-501 while teammate Ali~~ Perfect (2.4) 5111 30 4 60 360 2 Larrea Doubles. Spec 7: Densmore had a 159.181452. FOURTH 740 4 Fermin 1560 360 500 3 P Betty Stafford bowling for racho Pre7 QulnitIa (7 6) S2190 Menct'ia II Juan 3 10 360 2 Perfecta (6 2) $179.0 Belcher had a 152. 1 70 S Daily Double 47 6) $11010 Larrl Mui-ua Women of the Moose No. 2 Quiniela (2 31 534 *0 11TH - Doubles. Spec 7: Perfecta (32) 5725 80 team won 3 games over StenCacho Thin 4300 310 710 3 Daily Double I? )i $135 ID StromRealty, with Ann Curtis FIFTH - Doubles. Spec 1: Erdo:a Altu S 00 4 70 I 140 4 Alava Juan 660 6 bowling 158-440 and teammate Fermin Altu 1160 600 Qulnlela (I)) 52610 Santi Tain 1 10 360 2 Mary McLaughing turning in a Perfecto (3%) U8$0 A:pI 3 00 I 409 series. Bowling for .Sten- Chucho 12TH Doubles. Spec 7 Oulniefa (741 515*0 Fermln Larrea 3060 600 340 a stroiti Helen Padgett had a 170 Perfecto (4 2) $98 30 Maruri Juan 6N 400 S SIXTH - Doublet, Spec?: and Margaret Price a 160. BiltaoAgulrre $70 I Ogulia Javi 650 200 320 1 Borem Rebuilders won 3 Cacho Zarie Quinlela (SI) 55) 60 3 10 300 2 Perfec ta (I S) $139*0 games from Women of the Erdora Aqulre 4 40 7 Big 0 II) with S 1 $4557.00 Quiniela ($7) $25 #3 Moose No. I team and J. D. - with two games each. Bowling for Howard's, Edna Burns had a 422 series md Erma Thorp for Addison turned in 418. In the split circle, Junelle Addison ('oriv(rted the tuft It'utl 2.7-8; Edna Burns the 2-7; Mary Elmore the 5-30; Ann Curtis the 3-10 and Mary McI.aughlin the 2-7. STANDINGS W -- 26 10 liaker's Trucking Stenstrotii Realty 2312 121 6 J D. Addison 191i 16 Trucking 19 17 Howard's Mobil Women of (1w Moose 19 17 No.2 1521 Belcher & Assoc. Horem Rebuilders 13 23 9 WOI'M No. 1 . A 7.479. Handle $131.737 " 5.99 _ ________ 'sill Sli t i,P 's5t5 '. 5.29 San F rancisro at Dallas 7 I 0 $75 711 130 •an Diego at KansAS City 3 1 I 431 463 17$ Denver Cleveland at New England 3 S 0 375 110 157 Kan City New York Jets at New York DIeqo? 6 0 250 129. 17$ (,ants Son National Conftrvnce Washington at Philadel ph i a Eastern Division Denver at Baltimore W I T Pct. PF PA Green Bay .0 Chicago vs 7 I 0 17$ $56 UI Milwaukee S Louis Wash S 3 0 675 151 $01 MOtmi at New Orleans 1 1 0 500 $51 $76 Dallas PittSburgh at Cinc,nnsli Ppiliphla 1 1 0 .500 129 113 Atlanta at Los Angeles NYGents 7 8 0 750 401 466 Detroit at Oakland stw PIlihiCi i_ ALE 6 * CASI 0174 00 too- \' 1''." IAI j.'. I .' HI -WAY 1.29 i[:uj ___________ __________ 399 ' 519 W1III P0*5 C111114111111011101111 (11 (hIM SUICUID, G UAST I vo *oo CMIAS)I .s I _v iv. ' . ., ., % ,, EUI ' .... "'s' ' ;t,I• , 4K' "' 4,99 RESERVE ou* L. .".' .'.--. 4q49 RUM ... .. 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SOVIIOCL.ASSICOCHIANTI 259,. 2895 (Ii •Ul $K. 45,4s -a"-" I.S_fl._v SCOTCH S ."-' '• ,' .' 'I" 4 SEBASTIANI PmNOT N:R .'.,- ' , *'tI t'e' U 54'ft UKl'S,& SHOP. CENTER % -) ti'i •'JUI tilt US_IS DELAND . - - 'lY'i"l' .1 ,.i*. CABERNET SAUVIGNON , 11 THIS WEEK S BEST WINE BUYS' K K' GOLD SEAL " ______ I It,suu'o. I'll 'I I-u "a i - 4.99 ' _____ /z GAL. SAN MARTIN '6S 5.*.i' WOODLAND PLAZA 4 29 .. ' ' ' C$AIli$ IOU SVICU*0t IL 499 CASSELBERRY 1.I tI - ViNO 0* YIN IOU - SAUIIRU - INI 'V • -. 1 •&ii ' ,, %I - III 13 CABIRNET ROSE 0 ANJt'2 69 2595 FERN PARK HI-WAY 17.92 AT 436 3 - 's - ' Ii ..* . MAGNUM" i ___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4.97 4.69 ouast 8.99 svw '149 CAIVERT I's 10 CU631ILIII ' - II ,- _:s i I.. BRANDY - 5$5 i ICE CUBES ,v, 17-9259I uiltI "' *t)'1','sl 'i/, \..iI 'r: _. ____ _______ (11111M, (ills willmll, PO*t GUAS1I,0t,'t **uSCATILI$UCA5IOII POITSHII*5 ,, .- L ____________ IMP. FRENCH t Ii ''lit 54 'ii $11 Of V401:411 _____________________ CALV'IA ,'Il '1.15 8 YR V.0. BARTON HAIG PINCH OLD REPEATER I; S It1 8 YEARS OLD . ""i's .. I if1 $AUIIIiII1S$SCASIO'4 - . Lw' __ , 5.29 obultal , , - mia 1O0 PR. VODKAT' 4 , " cv.J T.S. BROWN WISER 15 YEAR .' 61" 5.49 Si,,1 1.6 .. BLEND 1, .:. ta:i UP 7" , 62 95 CASE SlatIlt*Sijj1 - 3.88 ouaet CHIAPtIICI Al IT ABC (ii Vl6li'l SOMETHING SPECIAL , ) . I 61 tttii' C()' -''--''- 'r-'"l ~A CQUIN B.L 4 ''IL' 1 I' •I I . I nostou*r,u',O' sin I6lIjs t'l RESERVE - 2.99 _ -- oeai,t _____________ ,IU..ci STANLEY ALL WiNE BELOW ROHLEOIN CALIF. IN WINERY ABC 4*99 CANADIAN ''I VP MYERS RUM FAILS ,,%&.' *6*. 7.' iMP JAWAJ(I CERTIFIED 8 YR. . SPECIAL CACAO isill Ill 479 QUIlt :-'1_ SIll ':.: '° ot 6.99'. JACQUIN S STAR BRANDY 4.19.-. ( glut _______ f ABC 6YR. KY. JOSE St. I l(5Ol GASPAR iIRl INVER HOUSE RUM 'VP ScOtt. //i( SI CA (At ICYTLIt 6 1ittAt3 ' UP I Ii LI , ,,,,. 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BROOKFORO 6 25 YR ED KY GIN 3...I 3995 319..-. 4548 CANADIAN FALLS 42 9 ., -. 4995 69 95 JACQUIN SLOE GIN 439.... 4988 5 99 .... 499 .-. 5195 UT 358 CERTIfIED 359.4'. 4188 g 0111 YR 'Y.KY BLEND 65 95 90 GIN kPIGHTS8RiDG1. 5.89 4 99,, , Ift(u 399". 4595 GRAND AWARD • 799 8950 94 LONDON TOJER GIN 3 '.11 954595 5 49'' 5195 JACQUIN BOND HALL BLEND 3.1O 954295 AC VODKA GIN RUM 3.40 95 42 95 l 3 59.,.. 95 QI JAtQum ROYAL[ VODKA 3.-15 25 60 95 1,.01a 46 95 MR ED KENTUCKY BLIND TA'SE t *.t 'J 349,.. 3355 '5 449,.. 4 95 CANADIAN SUNSET ' REBEL YELL '?I* 'U , a :.''' U's s::t:. BENEDICTINE . ABC 8 YEAR t'' :sL {•-.11.I 4 1l'11_W11].]T]........)1 3 r, 14 5895 "AARI OLD" I'm &I lov*60111 V i, V ID.']_1'_ j's Western Division , 399.. 4595 QUART QUEEN ANNE 419 .. 5388 STANLEY SCOTCH 599'. 1595 ROYAL VII VET5.1'SCOTCH ,,uuS , CERTIFIED 199'... 8950 449' 995 ROYAL DELUXE SCOTCH 3..,14M 5695 01 PLACE GREEN SCOTCH 4995 CLAN MACGREGOR 3 45 ,.. ST 15 BUILOCH-LADE ABC PREMIUM BEER Oakland cut .ita ' ,, • s.v - . i&:i': _____ _____ 3 1 7 7.. 'lu_I 83 • Qualt £, 3 1 4 6.99 VP Cll'S - Li's LJ 10 YEAR V.0 BARTON .11 - By The Associated Press Central Division National Football League Minn 6 2 0 150 Ill 95 American Conference 1 1 0 S(Xl I?? 171 Detroit E ister n Division n ct W L 1' P0. PF PA Cm n flay 3 S 0 315 III II) Buffalo 1 I 0 17S II? 139 Western Division 2 0 750 771 Ill I A 6 7 0 150 119 100 Miami 6 7 0 750 112 US New Orl 3 5 0 .315 95 14.3 NY $70 175173 III San Jets Fran 760.730109157 Bait I 7 0 475 96 710 Atlanta 7 6 0 730 77150 Central Division Monday's Game Pitt 6 I 1 113 453 $16 Los Angeles IS. Son Fran S 3 3 675 205 149 cisco I) Cinci 3 S 0 375 $10 119 Houston Sunday, Nov. 10 CIt'vt 2 6 0 750 1S6 2?0 Houston at Buffalo .. LI -. - :'i 'I . . .., SUNRISE TEQUILA III lt555 UP Vi ,C Eli TANQUERAY scott. ItS II' Il'liatCCll ' SAN DEIVIAN vP ROYAL VELVET 12 YEAR KY. - NFL Standings ____________________ &i1,, lu DEVONSHIRE tO's' 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE EBEN HORN 93 PR. 8 YR. 101 8 YR QUAIL CREEK TRADEMARK 101C 8 YR GOLO COACH 8 YEAR C111111106 YEARS 010 8 YR 86 OLD STANLEY OUAAT YR 10 KY 4 YEAR - Perfceta Il 21 $10700 1011113 •attiIiisstctI&u* _______ 4.59 FEL'is-1 l'iWP StOtti . i:i_CIL114:4'i_1.1111_I•. - and Trucking Addison Howard's Mobil shared honors ____ ________ -I 5.49' "ft - - GREEN HI' V 5t. 5*701 7. $IU.l Doubles, Spec?: 1nCtteZ I 40 11.20 3 1 6 FIRST - Doubles. Spec 1: 13.60 630 S Arecha Sanchet 7750 7 So 4 , 60 ii Aldarta Beihla 1.40 S Menchta lI.Javi 1 20 470 4 Negui Alberdi QuI(iifa IS 6) $59.10 Echano Via I SO 5 Perfecta (6 5) $214 50 Qviniela (II) $41 60 EIGHTH - Doubles. Spec 7: Perfecta to 1) *17960 Sala Mugueria 1400 9.20 5.20 3 SECOND - Doubles, Spec 7: 1$ 50 $0.10 S Larrl.Sanchez 1660 410 600 7 Alavi Murva 560 5 Eddy - Belli& 610 300 1 Chuchoivan QulnleIa (3 6) $76.00 Ur:a.JIvI 150 3 ___________ IV' ScOtt. BEEFEATER ii 'WP GIN - T'-- 0 PLACE 576 IV 110 ROYAL CASTLE HEOGES-BUTLER si stop scott. ,up Scott. ottIItiIscDttalO ST. LEGER SANDY 11.0 litUt stIlt. MACDONALD WISER 10 t!R If VIAS ..IIjIIi\ osi coate: vt'co -'tiu ..irs3.97 _______ _________ 3s99 ou*i IMP. TEQUILA GOLDIllCOACH It Stilt Mencha II 45 n. Attorney for Piaint ill 612 San'ord Atlantic Bank . L-_~~J, Jai ' Alai Results A 1974 (S tall Deputy Clerk CARROLL PURKE 6 CERTIFIED RUM HARVEY'S PtltD MCC S Iil1 ut 0* BRISTOL CREAM 'MP %PU,SS%aIIli é SWREBOARD Ocala Forest (6-0) 61. WITNESS mV hand and the seat of By~ Joy Stokes ANYTIME 48c -- Glades Central (641)71. th is Arthur H BOcKwth Jr Ceck of Circuit Court Seminole County, F lorida -., 5s49 Merritt Island, Miami Killian, Miami Palmetto, Orlando ministration thereof and has filed in JOHNSON AND JOHNSON said c ou rt her final report and op. DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, pilcation for discharge. Objections INC. a Florida corporation, and their efo. It any, should be duly filed GRADY P. JOHNSON, individually. After filing proof of publication Dirfer4anis. showing this notice has been TO DE F ENDANTS JOHNSON AND Published once a week fm* four JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT #hearing mayb.c ontinued to time until final action Is taken by to time unlit l AtflOn Sfrom taken b; thE City Council. the City Council, A copy of the proposed Ordinance A copy of the pro2osed Ordinance pte4 t the COy Hall, LgwOod, is posted at the City ? f all, LOOWOnd, Florida, and copies are file with Florida, an copies are on f ile With city andon same may the Clerk of the City and i.m, may be I nspected DAT ED this Is? day of November, DATEDthis Istdayof November, A 0. $974 A 0 1971 5' Onnle P Shomate c Orne iF St'iIa!e Ci ty C l e rk City Clerk of the City of of the Longwood, FIorid.i Florida Nov S. 1974 PIJhI NC' 1974 I : Li ii - 4 875.97 __- Plaintiff, • __ ______ l Not County, transfer of Certificates , SHIRLEY MILLET &U 9212 Publish Nov. S. 12. 19, 21, $974 !. i ..' * ____ _________ Jim A 'i41'l fate is tilt' price )0U pay for apples at Halloween, these youngsters discover. They weree among b merry band of Rest Haven day care and kindergarten puplh enjoying a Halloween party last week. lieu Haven is currently seeking more pupils. The school is located at the corner of S. (Hive Avenue and 8th -Strut, Sanford, open bickdays from 6a.m., to 6p.m., and offers qualified personnel and a but meal daily. For more Information, contact 'Mother' Ruby Wilson, Good Samaritan Home, Sanford, or Mrs. Elsie Fisher at Rest Haven. two I it Publish'. Nov. S. 17, 19, 76. 1974 resid ence Is UNKNOWN and whose described In certificate CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR OEM 31 last known mailing address Is ctrtf,c.atesw I Itt SEMINOLE COUNTY highest cash bidd Geneva. Illinois, AND ALL Q. I the court PROBATE DIVISION CITYOF hoij door on r 25th day of OTHERS CLAIMING AN IN PROBATE NO. LONOW000.FLORIDA November, 1 4 a t 11 . 00 AL& . TEREST BY OR THROUGH In re: Estate Of NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO THEM . bet Dated this 111th day 0 u Oct HENRY STEPHENS. . ' CONSIDER ADOPTION OF 1914 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an deceasco ORDINANCE PROPOSED Putlish : Oct. 7?.79. Nov 5, I?, 1974 n:tcn to rorecose a Mortgage o NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO WHOM IT MY CONCERN: tne follow ing property in Seminole All All creditors of the estate of DEG $33 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by County. Florida: STEPHENS, deceased, the City of Longwood. FIor:da, that Begin $2924 feet North and 550 are hereby notified, and Ihe City Council will hnld a public fee t West of the Southeast CITY OF corner 01 - required to file any hearing to csIder ecment Of Gov er nment L ot S. Section 73. LONOW000 FLORIDA have baInst said estate in the offuci Ordinance No I entitled Tow nship 19 South Range 31 East ofClerkcfCircuitCouflof Seminole NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO N ORDINANCE OF THE CITY mene run North dig mm ADOPTION County Florida inthi courthouse at CONSIDER OF OF LOP4GW000.FLORIDA. TO BE East, 70177 feet to a point 1311)7 Sanford Florida, within four PROPOSED ORDINANCE KNOWN AS THE SITE PLAN feet North and 150 feet west of sa i d calendir months from the (ills of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. REVIEW ORDINANCE, Southeast corner of Gov ernment Lot fbi first publication of this notice. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by REQUIRING AND REGULATING 5; thence run North 31355 Jett. Each claim or demand must be In the City of Longwood. Florida, that THE PREPARATIGN AND ttience South I? deg X min West of the City Council will hold a public writing and must state the piace PRESENTATION OF SITE PLANS 70177 feet. thence South 313 55 feet residence and post of fice address o, hearing to consider ena ctment of FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF to the point of beginning. - the claimant and must be sworn to Ordinance No 310, entitled: LANDS A4D THE CON Together with an eSsetnent for by the claimant, his agent, or his AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY STRUCTION OF DWELLINGS ON ingress and egress over the attorney, or it will become void OF LONGW000. FLORIDA, PARCELS OF LAND ZONED IPI folIowinqdescri be d pcoperty' Begin according to law. REGULATING THE NUMBER. THE CLASSIFICATIONS C. M; R. 942 ft North and hit Well of SIZES, Dated this July 741h. $974 LOCATION AND M. OR MIs 1. B1 AS the Sout he ast corner of Government Martha5tepr's CHARACTER OF ALL SIGNS SPECIFICALLY DEFINED IN Lot S, Section 73,Towmh,p$9South , .• As Admlnlitratrix WHICH MAY BE PERMITTED AS ORDINANCE NO. II) and AS Range 32 East, run North 3$795 A MAIN OR ACCESSORY USE IN AMENDED Mack N, Clevetend, Jr.. AND SUP. feet, thence South dig. 30 mn of Cleveland 1. MIre THE CITY OF LONGW000, PLEMENTCD OF THE CITY OF Wes t 257 IS feet thence Sou th 4512 FLORIDA PROVIDING FOR Attorney tor Estmte THE IOPIGV•OOD FLORIDA, TITLE feet thCnce North 17 degrees 30 m n PC Drawer Z ISSUANCE OF PERMITS AND DEFINITIONS. GENLWAL East 7JlO3feet thence South M3,6 Publith Nov S 47 1974 FEES THEREFOR PROVIDING PROVISIONS PROCEDURES feet t he nce East 15 feet to point of EXEMPTIONS; PROVIDING DEN 7$ FINAL BUILDING APPROVAL hegnnlr..q PFPIil SEPARABILITY PIPhALTY SEVERABILITY nss been fil ed against you and you SEMINOLECOUNTY CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE coPIrLicis; and EFFECTIVE arereuiredtosetvea(opy0fy DATE. our UTILITIES BOARD DATE written defenses, if any, to it on Said Ordinance was placed onIIrst Notice odPublicHea,(ng SaldOrdinancewasplacedonllrst CARROLL BURKE reading on October 2*. 4914. Attorney for The Board of County (om and the reading on October 7$, 1974. and the Plaintiff, whose address i 6)7 siloners of Seminole County City Council will consider same for CIty Council will conSider same for Sanford Atlantic sitting as the Seminole County final passage and adoption Bank Building after the hinl passage and adoption after the Sanford, Florida 37771 on or before Public hearing which wll be held Ulillties Board will hold a public pu blic hearinq wIch will be n t1 711h tearing in Itt' Ccl, Coeyimison the r t flail I CP wO tt Flo r io" cf Noen:oer, AD , Itt' ('t Hall f L CT.J,...>i, I Lrd8. 1914, and tile the OrIgn,tI with the I. On Monday. the 2th Chambers Of the Seminole County day of on Mondiy, the ?S' day Of Clerk of this Court either before Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on November, A D 1974, at $00 P "' November, A D. 1971. at I DO p m., Service on Plaintiff's attor ney or or as soon thereafter as possible At or as Tuesday, November $9, 1974, at 7:00 soon thereafter as Possible. At immediately thereafter; P.M. or as soon thereafter as the meeting Interested parties Otherwise may the meeting interested parties maya judgment will be entered against M$Stbl@ to Consiciff, pursuant to AWar and be heard with respect to appear and b* heard with ref.pect to you 0 the Proposed Ordinance Section for the r*IW dtM&ndtd in the Ordinance. This Complain-, - ___ Pit alteration, remodeling, renovation or imptovernen$ of existing School rf .. -, . .._' the r' ,\.., -. .... BETTY CARTER . . 312 1i2 MRS. DONALD BELL M-111112 Casselbrry Wi&er Springs . . -i _ or - •ssoOatedwiththeexten$ivtreplr. . . - ,rr J. ' for the purpose of negotiating with construction contractors for - - __ 4. - - rvfITi'TITi'TETVTI] BUTLER 4 Chairman IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 111h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Publish - Nov. 5, 17, 19, 1971 4 NOTICE OF APPLICATION SEMINOLE 27 COUNTY, FLORIDA. DEN FOR TAX DEED PROBATE DIVISION (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of CASE NUMBER 73454 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Estate of MARY H. ORACKO, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. deceased. FLORIDA. that RB Riser Estate the the following certificates has fi led of NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.155$.D said ceflificatnfor a tax deed to be APPLICATION FOR DISCHAROE HELEN H. ANDERSON, an - - Name Statutes. ToWit; Section $5 09 Florida Statutes In,, Chuck Fdgeil Alvin I Orien e op ,_ p U ' ____________ ~~ Bob Bangerter, 17, of Cocoa Beach picks off pass thrown by Lake Brantley quarterback. Steve ORLANDO, Fla. t AP) -Fort 9. Wildwood (S-I) 15. St. Augustine St. Joseph, Sara- WRONG PLAYER 6. Plantation (6-1) 36. Harg is, 89, of Lake Brantley was Intended receiver. Late in the game Brantley's David Arnett In. Lauderdale's first football loss 10. Mulberry (6-1) 10. sot.a Mooney, Tampa Berkeley 7. Delray Beach Atlantic (4-1Iercpted pass for touchdown to Insure Patriot victory. of the season cost it third place 1) 20. CATCHES PASS Also receiving votes: Baker, Prep. in the Florida Sports Writers' 8. New Smyrna Beach (6-1) lbta Raton St. Andrews, Bun. Association poll, while all four 17. nell Flagler Palm Coast, Chat. HEDGES ABC 6YR.K AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER division leaders kept their ROYAL tahoochee, Crescent City, Day. 9. Venice (6-1) 15. ST.*oauosstst LEGER rankings. tons Beach Lopez, Madison, 10. Hollywood Chaminade DELUXE it. tiut SCOTt* t Scott. Oak Ridge rode into second 112. sMelbourne Central Catholic, St. I) PS-Cl WIIltI . . OLD STANLEY ALETUES.THRU.SAT.NOV, I çm!1i place in the blg.scheol class . Stilt Also receiving votes: Bartow Cloud. SAM CLAY STANLEY WISER 10 YEAR YR 8 R. ue u.uat.0 with a 35-0 victory over Orlando Fort you II 1.1*1 P1(1* Class A ci.ut. eao 12 YEAR Riverdale IT%,,IUSSIt)I1 Myers 1P ARtS TO '15(10W $11 It •O*IOl FRICIS Edgewater. I. Frostproof (7-0) 80. Jacksonville Bizhop Kenney KENTUCKY GRAND DAD 1OOI1 WHOLtS.ALI CASE lISt EARLY -it 1411"s"111111 Class A/iRA GRANT'S 2. Branford (6-0) 71. Macdenny Baker County ' socoisit lOuulol II •i.ilS4Oi TAVERN BILLS TIMES i•lc It 8 YEAR 3. Fort Myers Bishop Verot Tallahassee Leon 70) 80. Milton Paltaka South, Starke IS' 11667 us iii 5t1 I' $16 _00 BELL'S 12 YR. Mr Scott. ABC BUYS BY THE CARLOAD SAVffiG IS YOURS Oak Ridge (7.0) 64. *0y41 vat 4Z Bradford County, Tampa (7.0) 58' P ' •i!il tti* 71S 59 Stilt. VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' Winter Haven (70) 62. 5B64 4. Tallahassee FAMU i5-1 t.AU .-.i,s . Jesuit, Tarpon Springs, Venice. Winter Park i6-1)47. 55. Class AA saajo.t 3ats ABC COCKTAIL LO UNGES ES SINS a,., Li Jacksonville Raines (641) off 5. Miami Christian (70) 50. SCOTCH, CAUDIAIS. I0UR$0 1. Inverness Citrus 7-0k 76. Isutos VOOLA IM0Y 511*0 RUM , 34. lt\,GI 6. Apalachicola (6.1) 33. 2. Mount Dora (7.0) 73. ROYAL IM CANADIAN SUNSET TRADEWINDS ABC GIN aITsrns1&UTnliIt JIl AM SIR iMP C111 &I lull I, 11 ' Vero Beach (5-0-1) 20. 7. Jacksonville U. wchrlstlan 3. Lake Butler Union County DELUXE -_' RUM DEVONSHIRE Largo (6-0) 25. STILIBROOK (3-1) 25. (7.0) 60. "c RUM' __ OSIIS " 5t'l$ ROYAL DELUXE 8bB° Fort Lauderdale 6-1) 23. 8. Monticello Aucilia Chris. :%gp I 4, Monticello Jefferson Coun. ' '• BOND'S Miami Beach (5-0-1)19. tian (6-i) 20. ty (6-1) 55. ABC RUM TOM SIMS8YR. MIL , SOVEREIGN 'ti 1 Lakeland Kathleen (51) * HI-Way 17.92, Fern Park " 9. Miami Westminster Chris51$ It N%'I$OI 5. Century (7.0) 43. fI*.st 1 CARSTAIRS AsP31 YR 14. 6. Summerfield Lake Weir (6. tiNT (S-i) 19. KD HARWOOD 1. •. MR. ED KY. Also receiving votes: Coral 1) 36. Ult -Il I 10. Moore Haven (4-2) 17. s0 S 1WiSiViW U 6,11* * Hi-Way 11-92, At 436 OltSlI , *.tIlIIItI$ 0'. 'e Oil Cl Gables, Deerfield Beach, Fort I I I'"'"'' Also receiving votes: Key 7. Pahokee (5-2) 27. 1,'CPl 5.. Pli.LtI vi S.iS'it 5151.1 1UVltl, p TVARSCKI 3015 is IS CRUSt --, Pierce Central, Jacksonville 8. St. Petersburg Catholic (5- West Immaculate, Miami Cauelberry ae*o Quilt '-Forrest, Lake City Columbia, Northwest Christian, Oak Hall, 2)17. oja., ~~O Certificate No. 11 p Persons attending the Issuance 1954 De sc ription ofProperty program are requested to bring The Three Young Atkinsons from Daytona Beach will provide their own folding chairs. Book I Page 12 entertainment at the Sanford Business and Professional Women's Name approval of said report and t he corporat ion, CLAR ENCE JOHN Club's third annual Little Miss BPW Contest, 7:30 p.m., Nov. 16, D. Lauer $t S. which Mary M.assessed Latter hitKenneth wife, ordering of distribution of s4'id SON, President, whose re5,dence i s ega i ce All ybl4gntpte at the Sanford Woman's Club. Little girls ages five to seven may U estate will come befor e the Court, UNKNOWN and whose last ,, Co CVI' unty Seminole, L known enter. Prizes include savings bonds, trophies and other gifts, U 5: Anne Fuslllo mailing address is 1603 El Paso Unless SUCh certificate or cet'. you know a lovely little girl, enter her now by contacting Mrs. As Executrix Road, Los Cruces, New Miico, and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thh1tn Shall be of slid estate, NoraGordon,orlauraioGarrett,botbofSanin,.iJ. GRADY P. JOHNSON, whose •P EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. cording to Problems? You'll feel bitter it ytj get it off your chest. For a ptfional reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700. L.A.. Calif. 90069. Erciose stamped. seti .addretsed envelope, please. FocAbby'SboolIet, "lfowtoHaveaLovelyWedding,"send$l to AbgaIlVanBvren,137LaAyDf,BerIyHIls,aI$7 .--., Dominate Prep Poll ' The national anthem will be pla y ed 1)7 U LlWtI4I Junior DEAR WAiTING: Some men hate to shop for gifts for ladles. Other men are thoughtleu. And some are just plain cheap. After Christmas, let me bow what you got in your stocking besides your leg, and I'll give you a reading on this attractive, well-to-do busy bachelor. _ ______________ Vi ADVERTISEMENT FOR • NOtiCCithitebygiviIbat wears ' ' - ~_ '' FICTITIOUSNAME Abby, I can afford to buy anything I need, but it would mean I. II It t... 'j so much to get a utue . SI'S.y can 111e around to buying me something when he knows how happy It would make me? A1111101- INS -1 Legal Notice n.. n OC i PUBLIC NEARING A Veterans Day ' I ' I program FO• CC '5 if ttt iam engaged n business a hoof Board of ,h District P In Maitland. S Ic Count sponsored by Deltona Veterans engaged In business at P.O 8 Seminole County will hold a Public Florida und er the fic tit i ous name 3321. Forest City. 37751, Semino 1'OW)(U Will I held M 0 Hearing t 100 P.M. 4 December le APOPKA EXPRESS and that County, Florida under tt.t fictitious the 1974 at me County Courthouse, Plcrth intend 10,30 a.m. a to register Park, said name wi th name of BROOKS WINDERS and Clef K 't the Circuit Court Seminole Park Avenue, Sanford Florida. for Deltona. Coffee and donuts will that I intend to register said name ance with the purpose of Intending to elect the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Cony, F loridaa n accord be served at 10 am the provisions of the Fictitious option of pro quatifying contractors Seminole County, Florida in ac .. DEAR ABBY: Legal A ralge County Teams Veterans ieneverhe gets a gift from me he seems pleased, and says something like: '1 really should give you something, but you I. 5.iiUS) £5 "I-. "t &juW itOW sa w ,*ll',1,it, 4,, a" window yesterday and would have bought it for you, bu ' t the store was 522 /1 0 501 6 2 0 464 Meanwhile, 7-0 Oklahoma points. 10 Auburn 7 I 0 311 continue to run 1-2 in The Asso. turned back Iowa State 28-10 11 SO California S 14 344 , Southern California, which 17 Texas elated Press college football and received 10 first-place 620 324 bal. had been sixth, skidded to 11th MiamI, 0 701 149 rankings this week but Ala. lots and 3,090 points. Si Ohio after being held to a 15.15 dead. ii Maryland 5 30 42 baum pulled ahead of Michigan State's margin last week 15 HOUStOO 620 was lock by California. 16 Arizona St 520 3 into third place while Texas 1,222-1,123. Yhe Top Twenty, with first 11 Oklahoma St 33 4 30 A&M and Florida showed sigAlabama put on an impres- place votes In parentheses, sea 1$. California 20 521 nificant gains. sive performance in trouncing son tCCOCd and total points. 19. Pitt li 620 1Q The Buckeyes of Ohio State Mississippi State 35-0 and Points tabulated on basis of 20 ((11411 Texas Tech S 7.1 1098 OOthers re(einU v,teS. I received 49 first-place votes moved up from fourth to third, 1 Ohio State $00 1712 At 11una. F.• i'tftil'f and 1,212 of a possible 1,240 trading places with Michigan, 2. Oklahoma (10) .J 700 1,090 of Florida. Michigan State, F.'Alabama (7) 100 91$ lisSippi Stale, Missouri, Pt? points from a nationwide panel which was hard-pressed to beat Michigan (I) $00 $50 Carolina State. San Di of sports writers and broad- Indiana 21-7. Alabama received Texas A&M 7 10 643 State. Stanford. Temple Utari casters following their eighth two first-place votes and 918 6 F lr Ida 71 0 531 Stnt. Vardcrh?t. Y,ilr ____ _ 7 I ii Nebraska Ohio State and Oklahoma ____ __ t'on;e('utive triumph, a 49.7 points while Michigan got tile 7 F'rrin tate Notre Dame whipping of Illinois, other first-place vote and 850 449 nv ,tfl.s t,I, S 'St. 109... Il 5 I.' GAL SANGRIA FROM SPAIN 449 L$5 �28—Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1974 Storm, Blazers Set T h u rs d a p Mount Dora, Winter Park Share Honors By CHUCK MCCI.UNG Herald Correspondent honors in the A-AA 3.1 mile run 15:34 broke the old course Kolb in the tenth spot with a Lake Brantley took second Oviedo received the fourth by placing three of the top five record and was the best time of 17:43 time, place from Lyman by four place mark on Marty Gilmore's finishers. John Gri pnell was the all the runners, Including those Six A-AA cross country teams high Finisher for Mount Dora, in the Winter Park of the Metro points, 7711. The four point fourth place finish (15:) and AAA.AAAA competition. Conference ran away with the margin has been the difference Greg Young finishing tenth and, seven AAA-AAAA teams finishing in second place with a lie finished a total 0120 seconds top spot in the AAAAAAA between these two teams for the (16:20). made up the competition at the docking of 15:54. Dawn Bertot, ahead of the next runner, •competition. The Parkers had a last three times they've met in Sanford Naval Academy Cross also from Mount Dora, finished Grinnell. Seminole finished fifth with a team score of 28, while the competition. Country Invitational in Sanford, in the third spot with a run of Mike Schmidt finished fourth second place team, Lake team wore of 125. They were Friday. The six A-AA teams 16:24. The other Mount Dora for Trinity Prep wi th Schultz took top honors top unable a 16:27,5 Brantley, had a score of 77 forMatt the Patriots by finishing ten.to place a harrier in the included Mount Dora, Trinity finishers In the top ten were: timing. Paul Barnett (7th, points, Prep, Sanford Naval Academy, fifth with a timing of 16:05.5. Flagler Beach, Montrerde, and Robin Pruitt with a 16:54.4 17:280 and Charlie Woodinan Schultz was the only top tenner Robe rt E. Lee and Apopka The Wildca ts 8th, 17:29.5) were the oth MelbourneCentral Catholic, timing, which was good enough Trinity Prep finishers wi had the top two for Mike Gibson's Pats, but due finished in the bottom with th The seven AAA.AAAA teams for filth; and Jim Stutz.man er runners for thetaking event, with in Mike Husbands first on ato the team performances that team scores of 134 and 151, the top ten. took sixth with a 17:12. Mount lS:38.5run,andjohnllughesin Gibson has had all year, they respectively. John Tyler Charlie [)ickens was the only second on a time of 15:44.5. were Apopka, Winter Park, 1ra's total team score was fl. Oviedo, Seminole, again managed a top finish, Lyman, finished eighth for Apopka top tenner for the hosting Lake Brantiey and a school Lyman took third honors with ticking away 16:18 before Second place Trinity Prep 1 Middies of Sanford Naval. Ed Diamond (6th, 16:14) and only one top finisher. Torn crossing the line and the from Jacksonville, Robert E. total team score had the top Dickens finishe Lee. d ninth running Scott Corbett (7th, 16:18) were Herron pulled the weight for Jacksonville visitors finish JUST ON TARGET harrier for the day in Thad off a 17:26 ed Mount Dora took first place McN time. theten. remaining Wildcats in the Lyman with a third place Finish Tim Wachholtz ninth on a Roger Campbell of Amherst, Virginia, aims at 11nch ring ulty. McNulty's time of had the final top MelbourneC.C. finisher in Jim top on a time 0115:51. timing 0116:19. during jousting tournament. __ _ - - a-To 1W M 10 football games this weekend are placed, one in each ad on this page. Indicate winner by writing in the name of team opposite the advertiser's name on the Entry Blank No scores. J us t pick winners. -' — - --'-5- 1 -- w------ r---- Pick a number 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 lies. must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no later than Friday Noon, November 8. - My name is .....................Address .................. Crusty's Pizza ..............Winner .................. WV UUUflJ FIRST PRIZE—sto D. R. WILLIAMS 346 Orange Ave., Longwood SH PRIZES Cffl.i. TO BE ANNOUNCED EACH WEEK Second Prize Th rr d Pe ze i i L R.HIMES 602 Osceola Dr., Sanford $10 ... . • • • pizZ a 'ANFORD PLA ANNOUNCES OUR LATEST AND GREATEST A THICK, JUICY, DELICIOUS NEW SQUARE PIZZA. WE HAVE MADE A ONE INCH THICK HOMEMADE STYLE PIZZA WE THINK EVERYONE WILL LIKE, CALL AHEAD FOR YOUR SQUARE OR ROUND PIZZA AND REMEMBER EAT IT ALL BROTHERI CALL AHEAD FOR EAT-INS OR CARRY-OUTSI 322-8610 SEMIN LAKE HOWELL Enjoy your $6 THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL $6950 Open a student account! Z4LS Az Pr N.J., (w MAR Li Any graduating Year — No Extra Charge! Sanford Plaza VlariAa we irlonmia Now Nine Drive-in windows to serve you. 5 regular windows DRESSES Kentuck'c vs. Vanderbilt fat vow' foot down Alp st**t* that 25 % "RAN I) Army-Navy S urplus LEVI JEANS. JACKETS LUGGAGE. TAR PS - soors SHOES- RAINWEAR. HUNDREDS OF SURPLUS VALUES 310 SANFORD AVE. N. Carolina vs. Clemson JUMBO PRINTS 726 Size NOW IN — SHIPMENT OF SHUFFLEBOARD EQUIPMENT The Sports Shop SANFORD PLAZA GUNS—AMMUNITION— REPAIR WORK—BLUEING -BUY, SELL OR LAYAWAY A delivered to your door for only a week 5; 5 ) Ca 11322-2611 831.9993 Plus Processing - — A= yard touchdown pass to Gene completed 12 of 20 passes for 150 touchdown with Tony Baker Washington a few minutes yards. scoring on a one-yard run, . vs. Penn state Get the news Sursday1k'iu1d Tulane vs. Boston College ONCE AGAINI WE'RE .41R.ce 7114r6,47.5 -. Aleltf you and your county! 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C. State (8) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Decotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News 6:25 (2) Profiles In 1 ' -I ni'- 5:00 Mayfair Tourney ao - Beaver (44) Gon,er Pe 4:30 (9) AfICfSChOOI season. There's a new are new series. Two new series split in two. Schwartz is now president, and a new senioi vice already ha ve been canceled, president uf ABC Leisure Phase president in cha rge of all "The Texas W heelers" and II — in cha rge of the par ks, programmi ng areas and a slew "Kodiak." It's a pity about wildlife facilities, ABC-owned of new vice presidents. 'Texas Wheeler," but a t heate rs and the Silver Springs Wal te r Schwartz is out as the blessing for "Kodiak." Bottling Co. network president, and Fred Sonny, without Cher, on The irony is that ABC Sanford's Mayfair Country were awarded for tourney the tour ney winner for both _____ Sunday nights is ineffecti ve, been far more innovative and Club was the site of the first winne rs and for daily winners. days of play wi th a 137. 'kSO $?(mOUISt$ '"' "Get Christie Love" and dar ing then the other two round of a 15-round win te r tour Dale Welker, was the low pro '°' CM* Tieing f or second place for "Harry 0" have n't been able to ne twor ks — at least until CBS sponsored by the Professional golfer for Saturday wi th a 65. both days was Dale Welker and carve out solid audience sup- showed some guts and went Golf Association (PGA Pete Cooper was low PGA Bob Erickson with l. "The New Land" shows along with "All In the Family," MCMM Ifflull Saturday ad Sunday. player for Sunday with a 67 Vie Satuto and Gary Wintz little promise, al though netPierce has moved into a hot Is, The re were 110 pros and six mark, tied for third with 139 score. w or k chiefs and critics agree seat. In his first two weeks, he'll ONLY AO PRPILLOfl amateurs registered in the Beau Baugh, the younger Jay Viddetta pick ed up a 150 ________________________ - that, dr a ma tically, It is a have to make decisions, im. weekend tourney and prizes brother of Laura Bough, was low gross in the Amateur I •1'iI1WtJj quality show. And "Nakia" is portant ones, about can. EATI! division, while Jay hall picked foundering off the reservation. cellations and repla cemen ts. The Groove :25 u the same score for low net. 1 Tuhe 00X 1 In the first six weeks, not one There apparently is available ç 4 Last NOTE IN PASSING by Alan Mover Mayfair manager John of ABC's series — old or new — product. p rn, The Pierce and pro Bob Bratzler broke into t he top 10. Only the The ne twork reportedly is ly ed Hot Lovers EO6E Att6V organized the local tourney. movies-fur-TV have shown co nittedtoa January start of ,#/,4ya'' / The next round will be played at some strength in the ratings, a Karen Valenti'ie situation Pt! the Riveria Country Club In ___________________________ and so, to the consternation of comedy. Ormond Beach on Nov 15, 16, cwe1q Z7c'F ABC chiefs, the ne twork is 17 *5 disconcertingly referred to frequently as the "movie rte- op Closed Mo..Tun. Starts Wed network.' It's best shots have ''9t THE EDUCATION OF been movie nights. SONNY CARSON Not OYIfl NEWMAN'SLAW ______ Even one of ABC's top I 41,4Y t/vr ,7/f .' Bough V Newspapi?r Evening -- that affects 5; MOVIE FILMS A ... Daily silkscreen prints. negatives, 1 Have a OIL COMPANIES. 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Army Navy Surplus ..........Winner .................. Sports Shop .....................Winner .................. riL— TONIGHT'STV SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — earlier to cut Los Angeles' lead But placekieker David Ray, The Los Angeles Rams' defense to two points. 0-for-2 on ex tra point tries stopped San Francisco's runAfter the interception, the against the 49ers, provided the ning at ta ck virtually all the Rains' offe nse killed the clock, points which ultimately made time, and linebacker Isiah Rob. moving inside the 49ers' five, the difference when he booted a By DAN LEWIS Pierce, just 41 years old, Is the programming execs Barry ertson stopped new 49er quar- yard line before the game end- 20-yard field goal early in The herald services new president. In his First Diller recently left the network session with t he press, billed as — to become chairman of the Lerback Norm Snead just in ed fourth period to give the Rams time. Around the press department a get-acquainted" reception, board and chief operating of"Jim Harris did a Fine job a 15-6 lead. We played well enough to running the offense at the end of The 49ers had closed the gap at ABC-TV, the publicists at- Pierce gave clues that all was fleer of Paramount pictures. He had built his reputation on the win, and that's all we're trying thegnmewhenwehadtosuck it tol2-6ona pa ir of field goals by tempt to minimize the ratings not well wi th the schedule, By Nov. 12, he hi nt ed, th ere Success of the made-for-TV to do — win," said Rains' quar. up and control the football," Bruce Gossett, who also had a which show the junior network terback James Harris after said Coach Chuck Knox of the third-quarter attempt blocked. running a poor third to cas and will be more changes In prime movies and, when he moved on, time. And late-night is he went to a major film studio. Monday night's 15-13 National Rains. "That was a good win Snead, traded by the New NBC. Football League vi ctory, "We have o ur Friday and scheduled to undergo some Despite the wholesale for us." York Gian ts the same day hladi Sa turda y disasters," the flacks changes. Mind you, the ex- shuffling, But he admitted that Snead ABC touters The victory made uoe Rams 6.. left Los Angeles, replaced and the 49ers "scared us to 2 and gave them a stranglehold rookie quarterba ck Tom Owen declare, "but we're very planation a bout late-night is minimize its Jarring Impact. dea th in the second ha lf." on the Na ti ona l Conference's at the start of the second ha lt competi ti ve t he rest of the that the network Is satisfi ed Martin Starger, who as week. We're not as bad off as wi th its innovative cartwheel in President of ABC Enter. The 49ers went down passing Western Division race, wi th and completed 11 of 17 the weekly ratings indicate." the Wide World Specials and tainment, is responsible for as they suffered their sixth con- second-place New Orleans for 149 yards against else could t hey be ex. wan ts to fur ther widen its prime-time program, was secutive defeat this year and stand ing 3-5. The 49ers and At defense and the always tricky pected to say. It's their Job, scope. their ninth 5trsight loss to the Lanta Fal cons share last place Candlesti ck Park winds. permitted to reorganize his own man. They do it well, with day- No matter what the department, they quickly point Rams. Running backs Wilbur with 2-6 records. "It was second and 20, and we by-day analysis and hope ful apologists say about prime out. 11 things were that bad, Jackson and Larry Schreiber Harris had his moments carneeded more than two yards by signs — and some big movies time, however, it is not in a Starger would have been totaled Just 40 yar ds rush ing. 11cr in the game, too, including Snead," he said. like "Poseidon Adventule," healthy state. There are a few canceled out hiniself,or given a Robe rtson was award ed the a 23-yard touchdown pass to The Rams' defensive front which can wi pe out the op. exceptions. "Streets of San lateral promotion, as was the game ball, the one he 'd grabbed tight end Bob Klein which gave four, wi th a conference-high 2 posi tion on a given night. Francisco" is strong on case wi th Wal ter Schwartz, while intercepting a Snead pass the Rams a 12-0 lead in the sec- sacks this season, got to Owen But no mat ter what false Th ursdays at 9, "The Rookies" Pierce' predecesso r. at midfield wi th 4:09 left In the ond period. The 27-year-old three times and forced him Into encouragement they give each manages to hold on, and Dr. Schwartz was relieved as nationally televised game. The Grambling product who took a fumble w hich set up Harris' other at ABC, the fact remains Welby seems to have taken ABC Television president, and 35-year-old Snead, in his debut over two weeks ago for John touchdown pass. Los Angeles the re has been a wholesale vitamins this year and feels anot he r presidency was crea ted with t he 49ers, had tossed a 39-. Hadl — now with Green Bay — drove 80 yards for Its first for him when the parent cor. shake-up at the top, just six stronger. (Reasonable Facsimile Also Accepted) . . .. Snead In T*i me To Win OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK . Almanac One entry bldnk only to each contestant. Entries -- First 1:00 (2) Election Coverage By KEN RAI'POPOiti reportedly be taken care of by a Quarterback Pete Beathard (6) Campaign '74 AP Sports Writer group of investors interested in and running back Rufus Fergu. (I) What's My Line The crisis-stricken Portland buying the Florida club, which son w (9) Election 174 ill try to penetrate the Storm, having trouble reaching is also on the financial rocks. league's (13) Ensign O'Toole best defense. Florida pay dirt and pay day this sea. (24) Microcosm 24 Portland and Florida aren't has allowed just 247 yards and (35, 44) Star Trek ion, meets the Florida Blazers the only WFL teams flounder- 14 points a game so far. 7:30 (I) Let's Make A in m World Football League lug in red ink. Southern CalilorIn Wednesday night games, Deal game in Orlando Thursday niLl, although a winner this sea- Southern California, champions (13) Mov ie night. son and av'raglng 26,000 fans a of the Western Division, visits 8:00 (3) Election '74 At least that's the latest news. game, was not able to meet i t s Hawaii; Birmingham (24) America . The game had been set for latest payroll — the fourth team tertains Philadelphia and (3$) Victory At Sea (44) DInah t Portland originally, but was in that position so far the WFL's Charlotte plays at Shreveport. 8:30 (24) Evening At switched to Florida because of First year. A victory by Hawaii would Symphony the Storm's financial problems. The situation is so tense that a virtually assur e a playoff berth. (35) Hollywood The contest was supposed to be plan is being formulated to ease Randy Johnson, the WFL's Al War played Wednesday night but the league's 9:00 (13) Burke's Law financial player of the week to was changed to Thursday to problems. ('t) Movie ago, has had a hot hand direct9:30 (24) Woman give the Storm an extra day to That plan will be unveiled ing the Hawaiians attack of 10:00 (13) Rogues practice. during the WFL's nationally late. (24) Accion Chicano There was apossiblliy at one televised game Thursday night King Corcoran, one of the 70:30 (24) Burglar Proofing time that the Portland plaers tk'twt''n Chicago and Central lt'alu''s top pa.rs and John (35) Rat Patrol e ould not ;huw up for tile game, Division ultaimtpion Memphis, a 1md, one of the top runners, 11:00 (9) anyway. They had decided on league spokesman says. (24) Book Beat are Philadelphia's hopes (35) The Saint Sa turday to stop practicing and Meanwhile, back on the field, against Birmingham, led by (44) Night Gallery take part in no more games the Stormn will try toimnproveon quarter ba ck George Mira. 11:30 (9) Election Coverage until their salaries had been its losing record, 7-10-1, in the Charlotte, which has locked (24) Capti on ed News br ou ght up to date, (44) The Fugitive Western Division. Portland up second place in the East and But they changed their minds faces an imposing challenge in a playoff spot, will be wi thout WEDNESDAY Monday in a team vote, the Blazers, who ha ve already starting quarterback Tom 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee The Storm expenses and clinched the Eastern chain. Sherman, who is out with a dis6:10 (2) Sunshine some of the ba ck payroll will pionship with a 12-6 record. Almanac located elbow, 6:15 (8) Sunshine Rams St (44) Gilligan' Island 4:30 (2) Bonanza (Ii) Orlando City Council (3$) Leave If To EVENING a -- Tuesday, Nov. 5,1974-313 TUESDAY y CONTEST RULES imp" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ? i '-e = _ LEISURE F(ATURUIi 123 mi THE !.' VUOU I' ISIi.'II$ £CCQPAUfl.O PIIIUT 1 .! 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In Sanford and Is 13nd raised th.,Iving. the supplies and equipment you wIll need to make your belated for people VITRONIC rl $ to delay any longer, but come knowledgeable and ready to cat, dog, rabbits, guinea pigs or one-stop shopping. • 0 =.r-= —• ---=- fast RO$onSfUI -- OrIan ra1i!r.ircT!ic -=- , TIIF F7{IFNDIYSTAFJ ATflI.jNT',T1\LL)(JIF LED ''' I .; (I to r I Steve Phillips, Wayne Rumler, h1r. Duggar and Mike Broraon are shown here with store mascots. c 0 L o ng wood P$3?, '' I 'g.v,-d 83O'1243or SAtifORO FLORIDA %r-ft. nor good. And litt. very ciostly. Ire-, Now lov e • ,IIz;, £S. -,wow S"semigowa I A % Shoeland & Set '3" Permanent 14' OPEN6DAYS I Mon. & Thurs. Eves to 9 p.m. IR—M-000 0 i_ 4 - Shampoo I •! ' Jumping Jack ctufl Specia l Tues. &Wed Only ' 1 wife, Margaret, purchased the gardening equipment, Hunt's various poses. These statues assist you in filling your needs. business In 1972. after having keeps the animal lover in mind, make gifts to be treasured ADV. 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M. much In the 201h century, sioi.i I t e 1"iR'Th cities, which are very 270 Days ....... 12.00 Pct. ...... $100-00 12 Months ..... 12.50 pct. . . . ... / It If • . ')I Strawberry Plants, Camellias '. Dressed picturesquely n brilliant costumes pat., terned on those of colonial fimes,but still wearing the Indian headdress, the natives dance from house to house, accompanied by a g u i I a r i s 11 Almost e v e r y w h ere in off*r Is made only by the offering circular, EARN - Ga rd of the little devils. /1/ / / / /11/Jill -. thopedIc shoe you will find what white. yo u reed at Vale's. Today's Vale's recommends Keds and orthopedic shoe cannot be Jumpi ng Jacks for cill Children ____ This announcement is neither an offtr to sell, MW a *solicitation of an offer to buy thew commercial nofn. The :' burgundy and white. For teens, since they shine like fall lights personallied service that Vale,s Vale's Jr. Shoeland has the when a motorist's lights hit Jr. Shoeland has to offer. Stop leather "thong like" sandals by them. For the big boys, Vale's In ancl let Cheryl prove to you Jum ping at offers e popu l ar ITA gold that fitting can be fun. ADV. If your child needs an or med al tennis shoe in blue and f' -- %HI.' Sandal. These sandals come In back is literally a lifesaver, quality reasonable prices and • Mrs. Oor.flyR,bms,Di,. : • dpi $6 50 92WLA TIMEX REPAIR CENTER PH. 831.22$5 )ILOP4GWOOD PLAZA Hwy . 17 H Longwood IiJ - many television commercials be the wiser, l3mides wigs, Face Up is A patented contour mil's W19 ordeal for the parents. looking sancial you can buy the styles. The famous Keds "Tall withpretty feminlnedeslgns for Chefyl Todd purchased the barefoot sandal which can be Light" tennis shoe with the the gals. business from Betty and Ed used as elther a shoe or a bright fluorescent disc on the You can't beat the excellent Day Cars Centirand Kindergarten old Forthe2to 12 year I •S _____________________________________ tremendous selection of boys ShGe-, In larger sizes, even growing foot, and Vale's carries she-ps. Cheryl Todd, owner, and and girls sandals and tennis though they cater primarily to the Tru-Last brand. As the her assistants draw upon their shoes in the latest styles. There the youngsters. name indicates they are long years of experience In fitting are adjustable strap sa ndals Vale's Jr. Shoeland has done lasti ng , being made of 100 per children's shoes to ensure that available in three colors — away with the drab ten n i s 50 cent cotton and are shaped like the children enjoy the visit to white, tan and red for both since th ese now come in bright foot with square toes. They the store and that It Is not an boys and girls. For a dressier vivid colors and appealing come In all popular colors and During The Month Of October • a. Irma business a total of 10 years, she pearance. Not true! Today's your own and last for was a wig maker for 5 years, wigs are capless and feature a And she carries Face- weeks. to find lust t he right ones. Up bands. Stop*IshIng and start trying She has done wigs for m'o' skin top that r esembl es the With these bands, in lust ten on. Those looks you've always fashion stores In Atlanta, Ga., human Scalp. You can part seconds your face can say dreamed of can be yours, and has also created wigs for them any place and no one will goodbye to the last ten years. inexpensively, by visiting Ir. equipment is loaned to you free structed and durable, and are people, Vale's has shoes for rough usage and remain im Of charge. reasonably priced, extra wide and extra narrow maculate. Vale's Jr. Shoeland is Vale's Is stocked with a feet. They do have a selection of Socks, too, are for the PAPOOSE PALACE 411 0 T ' . $3so — ' 0 SPECIAL DISCOUP4T RATES FOR CHURCH SCHOOL, CLUB OR BIRTHDAY GROUPS OF TEN ORMORE AIL(?r V ING H : N . 7.51. 11.5$ P.M. L •••••••sss•••••••••••••••••... - can be attributed to Irma 's that wigs are heavy, cum background. V8le's Is stocked with shoes in Instep around the tot area and longer needed. Remember, headquarters for children's ' THURS; PRIVATE PARTIES Fill. 730 ii Co M SAT: 130.11:30 AM, & 1:30.4;0$ P.M. & 7 35-11.00 P.M. SUN 1:30-3:11 & 4004 00 PM Ph. 322.6701 Sanford, FIa. Stylish dress shoes In the conscious of the need for orthopedic shoes, and Vale's latest styles for both boys and children to have good fitting, also has some of the Edwards girisarefeatured at Vale's. F or comfortable, hard wearing brand in stock. Cheryl and boys, they have the high heels, shoes. For these reasons they Betty are experts in fitting in both twotone and solid carry Keds, Jumping Jacks children for these specialized colors. These shoes have a Child Life and Mother Goose shoes. scufl.reslstant band from the when the equipment Is no shoes. They also have on hand a 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients Medica id ... - are AI .Jr Cr'uri CT' Phone 322-2674 & . where your friends / ,rvru,si., AVE. rWTED ,. ., .-. other shoes. Child Life is "tops" child's growing years. Vale's Jr. Shoeland is very when It comes to great fitting Longwood, will loan you the "nutfiares" and "bar" prescribed by doctors for corrective treatment. The on ly charge is a is depos it w hi c h is returned to you - n experience In selling shoes. Shoeland, Longwood Plaza, CU - I. UN •.. ELAND ... OwnerCheryl Todd fi, shown here fitting prelty [folly Harris from Sanford. staying on as assist ant. Cheryl dIstngulshed from a regular Besides being well constructed Here's good news for all parents whose children need isa nurse, but isno novice tothe shoe, 'nd comes In the same they have a strong arch cushion special orthopedic equipment to shoe business, having A years styles and assorted colors as to provide support so vital in the Ov Route 426 , PH.323-2631 Ave. Downtown Sanford 110 Park th . :' • rCf't$,iZCtS lu • -• dot dress — Irma Oroml owner, and on right withpriot hi ouse, asssan ... Pictured on left with polka r • ' Kathy .a y She etin r ge. Time and again every %Oman In Atlanta she was associated Irma gives you a choice of hair band of silk-elasticized velvour has wished she were abi to wi eces nd woven in Switzerland. sport new and different hair to her Impressive background, Pi crscaes. Irm a a es beau tif ul wigs propery applied, is light. styles. But because of too long, Irma reflects a fresh, young for both blacks and whites . wei ght ba i s h es sags too short, too thick or too thin approach to her business, which Beautiful short and long and droops, smooths wrinkles, ha ir she was unable to do so. is evident in her selection of wigs, high Afros, style with gorgeous widens eves and dives your Irma's Wig Boutique in the wigs and wig styles. curls and waves which will whole I 'b h new Interstate Mall has the save you the cost of a hair. clearer look. This instant faci; answer. Irma 's Wig Botitique, dresser. For the lift owned by Irma Oromi Is a brands of wigs. One Is the Elura ration, the favorite wig is look and feel ten years younger. totally new concept In the art of wig, which Is a substitute for gef* the Cleo. This wig Is a below, without stretching your skin. human hair. It can be recon and purchasing. dltion'd, set with electric theshoulder length pageboy, Who couldn't use such an Here you can come in, browse rollers or placed under the slightly curled under at the uplifting experience? around uninterrupted, select as dryer. The second brand is the ends, with bangs that can be Besides styling her own wigs many wigs to try on as you ural brushed back. For those who to the customer's satisfaction wish, and then receive expert looking These are ' synthetic wigs 'that love long hair, Irma has waist andsuprise, Irma will style help and advice on styling, require very littel styling or length wigs which are wig you own. She boa sts a length and shape of the wigs. effort. Just brush and go! unusually thick. All these wigs complete styling service In 48 can be cut and styled by Irma. hours. Her ex pe rt aides, Kathy e success o the bou tique Many women still be lieve In addition to wigs, Irma has Sheeringer and Judy Mc • a Duda a .m.-6:00 Thurs. & Fri. Evenings by Appointment flu 4' . • - 4 . • 4~ LAWN & FARM USIIIbUCII? ivurmi,tu LOA9W • .a - 687 Lake St- Hwy. 427 Tuxedo Feeds Baby Chicks Horse Care items Tac Pot Supplies Annuals . - Driv* MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS & BOUTIQUE Your Story Is Read In Th HERALD INE i If you operate a business in Seminole or Volusia counties, you have an important story to tell the more than 100,000 readers of The Herald's Business Review. Put your advertising message in the Herald Business Review and let us feature your business with a picture and a story. I t's the smart, thrif ty way to reach those who are most I ikely to need your products or services. 322-2611 or 831-9993 --- 1"n �6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, H. - IN TH CIRCUIT COUIIT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1205.8 Itt re ft. Marriage of CONSTANCE ROSS, Wife. and P C. ROSS, Hutband AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO: R. G. ROSS. whOSe last known residence Is 219 Carriage Hill Drive Casselberry, Florida 37707 Present Address UnknOwn, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for dissolution of marriagehatbien filed against yø, and you are required to serv, a copy of your written de?enscs, if any, to the Petition on GERALD S. RUTBERO, Attorney at Law, 3*5 S. Highway 17.92. P.O. 80* 75!, Casirlberry, Florida 37701, and file the original with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on or before the 18th day of November, 1971, otherwise a Judgment may be entered against you for the relief - - - P01 Name In which assessed Oakland Shores Inc. All of laid property being in the County of Seminole. Slated Florida. Unless such certificate or cer. tificates shall be redeemed cc cording to law the property described In such certificate or certificates will be sold to tht highest bidder at the court house door on the 25th day of November. 1974 at 11:00 AM. Dated thIs 18th day of October, 5: MINor H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court _______ - ________ -. ________ 1959) NOTICC IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Mr. or Mi-I. R. W. Sthootcratt the holder of the followIng cittlticates has filed said ceriificit.i for a tax deed to be Issued therion. The certificate numbers and years of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it wit assessed era as foilowt: Certificate No. 733 Year of Issuance 1971 Descriptionof Property Id 21 Holden Real Estate Corn ponys Add PB 1 PG *9 Name in which assessed Thelma Robinson All of said property being In the County of Seminolt, Stateof Florida. Unless such cerlificate or certificafes shall be redeemed ac. cording to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder a? the court house door on the 25th day of November. 1974 at 11:00 AM. Dated this 11th day of october, 1971 S: Arthur H. Bockwilh, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 72. 29, Nov. 5. 13. 1971 of Seminole Co.xty, Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Oil FORTAXDEED f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Paul R or Kenneth M Watson tNt holdit Of the f011Owing Cit tlflcates !$5 filed laid certificates fOr a tix dt*d to be i1ied thereon. The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the Ixoperty, and the names in which was assessed are as follows: Certificate P40. $31 Year Of Issuance 1911 Descrlpt$o.of Property Lot 1081k D Ookland SPtOI'is PB 10 r!i First Federal Building, Orlando. Fiorida,and filethe origii of same in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on or before the 14th day of November, 1974. If you fall to do so, judgment by c*faultwlilbelakenagainstyoufor the relief demanded in the petition. WlTNESSmyhandandthesaalol this f.ourl thIs 11Th day 04 October, 1971. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: LIllian T. Jenkins Deputy Clan Publish: Oct. 15, 22. 29, Nov. 5 1914 DEC91 ________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sects.. 197.0$ Florida Statvtes ef 190) NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN, that Paul P or KenneTh M. Watson flit holder of the following cer. I1IICatSI 0*5 filed Slid ctrtifkai*5 fat . tax deed to St t1'0 The certificat, numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the pOperly, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows. Certificate No. Issuance 1911 220 Year of Descriptionol Property Lo. 13 01k 10 Dreamwu$d 3rd SIC Pb I t 7° Name in which assessed Ronald Green and Mary Green All 01 saId ProPerlY beino kt Countyolkmlnot.,S*afeof Florida. UnIn such certificate or cot-. lificates shatI be redeemed cording to law the property described in Such certificate or certificates will be sold to the higheg cash bidder at the court hOUSe doof' n the 75th day- of November. 1971 at 1100 Afi.t Dated thIs 11th day of October. 1911. 5: Arthur H. Btc*wlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole By: ida Creel Deputy CIeit Iii it PublIsh: Oct. 22,79, Nov. 3. 11. 1971 DEG.1fl NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED P*in 12 Se< E 95 Fl S 76 Deg 11 Mm Sec W 177.46 Ft S 25 Dig 3 .tir1 ; that Paul R or Keemeth M Watson the holder of the following cartfftcate has filed said certificates for a f*x deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the property..andthenam.esIrlwatlIchit was asiussed are as follows: Certiflcitr P40. 17) Year of issuance 1971 Description of Property -- - _____ _____ ' __________ _____ - _____ ______ '! fl _______ . T 0 I I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY ONCERP4 Notice is hereby givn that the ufldCr$Igntd, Pursuant to thIt "Fictitious Nme Statvfe." 0i USJ3. Florida StifutiLwiIl rogittot' with ffi Clerk 04 tOt Cirtult Corf. inindlor Semii*liCountv. Florida, tçoit receipt of proof of th. Puttlicalion Of IN's otic, the fic titiOut name, to wit; DAMACS PAINT & BODY SHOP undef *$ticti we are engaged m bu5 1' Florida. Plitftway 17.92, Fee-n That the parties intn'*$trl in laid tr e.rttcrprse ate as l0410i4'S JAMLS 0. JONES HELEN 5. JONES Daled at CasiefbrTy, Seminole County, Florida, on October MO, Pubiush; Oct. 13. 22. 29 Nov. 5. 1971 DEC92 pumping capability of 250 g.p.m. at ISO psi. and a mInimum 300 pound campatibte dry chemical unit meeting the ricluiremeltI of Department of Transportation. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (Sedion 197.4,5 FlorIda Statutes of Federal Aviation Administration Advisory Circular. AC No. 1505720 10, latest edition, and other 1969) Name In which assessed Emerson J. Enloe & Mary Sue [floe All of said properly being in the countyofSemlnotc,Stateof Florida. Unless such certificate or certific.ates shall be redeemed ac cordIng to law the property described in such cerlilicate or certificates will be sold to the cash bidder at th. court door on the 25th day of pemq, )971 at 11:00 A.M. Dated thIs 11th day of October, 1911. 5: Arthur H. Beckwim, Jr. Clirk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clerk Publish: Oct. 22, 39, Nov. S. 12, 1374 OEG.134 - INTHEC1RCUITCOURT,INANO COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR FLORIDA CASE P40; 74-1373-A In re: the Marriage q JOSEPH H. WINSTON. Husband and Lcf*lI&12Blk3Pin'Lev*IPBS Pg's 34.131 Name In which assessed Bobby Lee Davis All of said prop*cty being in the Countyof Seminole, Stafeol Florida. Unless Such certificate or eec tlf'ic.tes shall be redeemed cccording to law I he property described in such certKlcate or certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court house door on the lStn oay of Noyrmbec, 191a at 11:00A.M. Dated this 11Th day of October, 1771 5: Arthur H. 8.ckwdh, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By: Ida Creel Deputy Clii". Publish: Oct. 22. 29, Nov. 5, 12. 971 ford Airport, Sanford, Florida unlil 1:00 P.M. NOvember 26. 1914, at which time all Bids will be ptIlcly opened and reed aloud. The item for which bids are in vited conslstsof but snot limited to: A Class 1 -Combination Aircraft Fire fighting and Resci,, Truck having 500 gallons of water. 100 gallons of foam concentrate, a - Pb I Pg 70 DOROTHY 0. WINSTON, Wife NOTICE OF SUIT TO: JOSEPH H. WINSTON wttosa Last known address is: co Dine's Fruit Stand Highway 46 Sanford, Florida and whose present wtieresbouts are unknown. TAKE NOTiCE that a Suit has been filed against you In the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judici.ai Circuit of Florida. tn and For 5err.irøle Cc~.,ty. wherein JOSEPH H. WINSTON Ii Husband and DOROTHY 0. WINSTON, is Wife. The nature of this wit isi suit for Dissolution of Marriage. You are req:iined to tie your Answer or other written defenses to the Petition with the Clerk 04 the (r'i I Cr-uvt ti S.ir'!e Crjrty, Hc,da, r,4 Icr tr:s:i t'.e Hiti of November. 1974, at the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, FIida. in this re1ng and to wrveacopyttiereonvpcntheWifVl Attonw'y, 'these vme nd address rqtikid pierutnànw ici tyt the lifts day of by NOYImbV. WITNESS my hind and offiCial seal of the said Court in Sanford. Seminole County. Florid,, this 11111 day of October, 1974. (Seal) flhur it. Beclwflh, Jr. Cjs'k of th, circuit Court By: icy Stout Clerk FRANK A. TAYLOR AttOrnty for flit WIft 32Q N. Magnolia Avenue 3210) OtIMSdO. FloPubl1sh: Oct. 13,22, 79. Nov. 3, 974 DEG 93 '.' (Seal) Board of County CommissIoners of Seminole County, Florida By: Arthur H. Utckwith, Jr. Clerk - miscellaneous eauipment. On and alter November 1. 1971 copies of the specifications and dher Contract Documents may be amlned at or obtained trom the office Of the Director ci Aviation for tOt Sanford Airport. or at the office of Bristol, Chllds, Crowder & AssocIates. Inc., 1012 Saiz.do Strut, Coral Gables, FlorIda 33116. No Bid may b withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for the receipt of Bids for a period of sI'ty (60) day-s The Sanford Airport Authxity reserves the rIghts to waive any informalitleslnorrelectaflyandall bids, to accept oi,reiect an item 01' items, or to re.adverlisi for Bids. If quofations have exceptions to the specIfications, laid esctptions shall be noted on the bidders proposal by reference to the particular specifIcation 11cm number and paragraph. The Contract shall be awarded for thebasicunit plusanyor all selected miscellaneous equipment. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in theen- ount of 3 per cent of the Total Amount Bid must be submitted with each bid. By: J. S. "Red" Cleveland Director of Aviation PublIsh: Nov. 3, 6, 7, 1971 OEH33 PICTITIOUSHAM Notice Isheceby given that we are engaged In business at Pt. No. Box 194., Lcngwood. Seminole County, Fl.orida,i*ideftMfiditlOiJSflafleOf WORLD AUTO SALES. and that we intit'idtoregistir saidname with the Clerk ci the Circuit Court, Seminole County-, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Ficlitius Name Statutes. ToWit: Section , - Invited consists of: Grading, Schedule 1 Lighting and Marking Paving, -9993 For Want Ads 8:00 A.M. . S .30 P.M. Monday thru Friday 40c a line 6 thru 25 times 26 limes . - 30c a line 23ca line .. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Rated For Consecutive Insertions-No Change Of Copy. ________ Provisions established by the Secretary of Labor. and subied t minimum wage rates established by toe Secretary 04 Labor. No Proposal may be wIthdrawn after the scheduled closing tIme for the receipt of Proposals for a period of sIxty (60) days. The Sanford AIrport Authority reserves the rights fo waIve any (nformaliliesmnorreutttanyand all Proposals, or to re advertise, ,- Propo,.eI All Proposals must be submitted as set forth in the Proposal Requirements and CondItions. A Bid Bond or Certified Check in the amount of Spec cent of the Total Amount Bid must be submitted wIth each Proposal. Sanford Airport Authority By: J. S. "Red" Cleveland Director of Aviation Publish: Nov. 1,5,5. 1971 DEH.19 _________________________ Announcements IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CivIl Action No. 74.IflSCA-17.E IN RE: FOREFEITURE OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: AIRBOAT TRAILER (Dixie), Tag Pie. 17V.3767.slSO.00 HeadIihl- 13.0, 5ily Served with process herein, Wiiy the laid property should not be forfeited pursuant to said charter. sIsouksyoufalIIQfiteclalmasherein directed Iudim.nl will be entered e course. Noflci ) htreby given that we are herein against you In .neag in binhiass at Pt. No. Persons nd personally s.rveo with 735. Banana Lake Rd., Sanfd process may ottlain a cosw of the nrn. ¶tmile County, Florida petition for forfeiture filed herein under the fictItious name ot trm theundirsignedclerk of court. WlTNESmyhafldahdthe%ea101 the &bO% nit.onoti court, at Sanford, Fiorida. this 71715 day September. 1311. (Seal) Arthor H flec.twith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit &'sd County COUrtS By: Cecilia V. Ekurn Dept4y Clerk Pvbjsh; Oct. 32, 79. Nov. 3. 1971 DEG-110 HouseS Rent Unfurnished EXPERIENCED: WILL DO BABY SITTING DAY OR NIGHT. CALL 372 5019. 2-In Memoriam 3-Cemeteries 4-Personals - Investment _______________________ Good Thingsto Eat - 9-Good Things to Eat -. -- - . - . . Rooms for Rent 29 Produce. Oawg Patch Flea. OCEAN SHRiMP-LOBSTER ____________________________________ Baby Beef-Fresh Sausage $ Free home delivery SaveS 30 Please call 1305) *306461 '. Help Wanted Make Christmas merrier with the money you earn from selling AVON Products. Call 644-3079. 3lApartmentsRent Furnished fl-Houses Rent Unlurnlshed 33-Houses Rent Furnished 34-Mobile Homes Rent 35-Mobile Home Lots For Rent 3s-Rort Property For Rent 37-Business Property For Rent 36-Wanted to Rent Real Estate 7 Bedrocxns, living room, Fia. room, near elementary school. 140$ - , Near St. Johns for boating, i, tithing. $175. 363-5011. - 'to Tom Aikens, Editor, at The Herald offices, 42-Mobile Homes Norm French Ave., Sanford. Please do not 43-Lots and Acreage telephone. 44--Farms and Groves 45-Resort Property Ior Sale 2 Bedroom trailer. Gas. water, TV and heat. 1 Child. 1 small ptt. 110 .u. $160 month. 322 9064. --. -- i.: Stemper *15C Lower your food by catchIng fish on the Wekiva River white renting a •t CAMP home mobile SEMINOLE. No pets. 3fl-4470. COUNTY'S ONLY Merchandise ____________________________ 52-Appliances Ewning Hemid 53-TV - Radio- Stereo u-Gara, . Rummage Sales 55-Boats I Marine Equipment a 62-Lswn and Garden 63-Machinery and Tools $4-Equipment for Rent 63-Pets and Supplies U-Horses 67-Livestock and Poultry 6A--Fud 61-Wanted to Buy Coins 70-Swap and Trade WantAds,.,andsell s-Antlqu*s the still usefu pieces to another 72-Auction _______________ new mother when Transportation _____ they no longer need them, And dialing 7$-Campers. Travel Trailers . 77-Junk Cart Removed 7$-Motorcycles 7Q-Trtacks and Trailers 3fl-ltor F. 831.9993 to place ad takes so little of a busy mother's time! your Thanks to Classified Ad, users get last results at a low cost. Try one todayt Phone 372.2611 ci' 831 993 down payment. p*Ii$wiIIa$ril,it*1wtIh ax annual adIvsI,d Cclii it SI4QS$1I.IIS are te see vi reprg.n, 7 li5.D.it Is pvtthaw a 'ww 3 W*SIVII 1410P t.e NO A5H 4 PAYMINT AND j" ) DOWN NIOUCID MONTHLY 's his PAYMINTI under CaIaiara _________________________ llsiis Shag -.- Ad. BROKER,3725ffl PAYION REALTY IlK. 327.1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at U ______________________ 831-4039 162 You can buy quality merchandise a budget price when you shop-- AMERIcAN LEGION POST 53 Hwy 17.92 I Mile South of Sanford H ,k (. lot selection now available in Sanford's finest family park. Come OUt today and reser.c your choice lot, Best Ut Slate Rd. 427, 2.3 miles east of 17.92. Ph. (305) 323.8160 Orlando 834.2299 - SAN LANTA -Only $39,300 for this I bedroom, 2 bath. One of our best buys. WYNP4EW000- Just listedt 2 bedroom. Could be iutt what you need. 571.000. - SAN LANTA_______ "" j/ . 1" CARRIAGE COVE P41cc 1 bdrm trailer, also apt. Good lgcation, Mature adultS Utilities No deposIt 373-3495. I Room garoc4e apartment. Air and Heat, Waler Furnithed. Near hospital. 3220191, I bedroom, 2 bath. Has everything, 142900 SUNLANO- Newly decorated 3 bedroom, custom drapes. car. pIling. $33,200. SUNLAND- Shaded 3 bedroom in Quiet section. Only 126.900 3222420 Anylime VFW 10,050 'L=._.:i1- I- ?IX (c4cord Dr C .rSelt.erry, I ii REALTORS 254.3 Park Dr. Silvertone 23" black & white TV. 72 Ford LTD.....................1995.00 69PonfjacGTO..................1295.00 73 Monte Carlo ..................3295.00 Those Are Just A Few Many Many More OPEN SUIrIDAynS 1959 Lincoln with £30 engine, lust rebuilt. New transmission, Best excellent condItion, 575. 373 0166. offer. 323 1371. What do you want for Christmas? Today's Classified Ads probably have it. - 1963 Falcon new brakes, flew muffler, good tIres. 5200. 531-4332 Nights. Wllls hunting Jeep C)). Good running Condition. GA. Speer, 337 2630. 54 Garage.Rummage Sales 1973 Dodge Dart, 3 speed fran smission with air. Low mileage. Very clean. After 7, 322 6560. CARPORT SALE. Misc. I fur. future, must sell. 2521 Poiritsettla house In Farmington Hunting area. With terms. 323-1141. 4 - I a 1 MILE EAST OF 17-92 ON HWY. 436 Ph. 831-2828 _________________________________________________ 5$ Boats&Marine Equipment Acre Montana Ranch 40 Beautiful, undeveloped roiling grass' h1II near historIc Miles City Excellent hunting. 5210 42 down, 510.11 monthly, 57,000 balance. Guaranteed financing. Call Mr. Dawson cal lect, 104 654 0450 today. _______________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 97 327-5961 59 46 Musical Merchandise Lowrey Spinet Organ, recently - serviced. Beautiful French Provincial cabinet. 5495. 3228121. Income And Investment Property For Sale: Upright Piano Apartment house forsale at 1009 E. 2nd St. $35,000. Call 377169) for Information. Christmas i a time for giving and a time for saving when you shop the pages of Classified AdSI ------ A Directory ol Experts 'Ready To Serve You! Sanford AuctIon _________________________ 323 7310 -U 64 7 The h ,".-. I Master's\ Cove ON RESERVOIR 1, LAKE '- ' •• so Miscellaneous For Sale ________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for Only SI per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Apts. ISwlmmlng Pool ITeesnis Courts 11.2.3 Bedroom 9d FishinC & Boating your club or organIzation would like to be Included'4 in HOMES OF DISTINCTION Disposali Dishwa;hers Large Wooded Lots O Paved Streets ISewtrrs Streel Lights I Sidewalks Ihis lit,ng call * S Drapes SANFORD 32379CC ORLANDO 365.SSSS 65 DE PARTMENT 211 Wi 25th Sanford, Fla, 377 7611 Call for Appointment 322.3103 Additions- Remodeling F. 4 \ OFF AIRPORT BLVD Pet Care Central Heat IAr Conditioning For free estimates, call Cart HarriS, at SEARS in Sanford 3fl .tcjQ lobs of all types, Carpentry, Painting, Cement Work. Light Hauling. 372 2545. PET 14E5! INtl Boarding & Grooming Pets and Supplies Toy & Mini Poodles all colors. Cocker. Mini & Large "Quality at Discount Prices". CAREFREE FLOWERS, 3201 5. Orlando Drive, 323-7150. Bar with 4 stools plus accessories, $75; baby crib with maltrfis, $45; liki new baby high chair, $20. 37) 7731 Lady Kenmore dishwasher wilts cutting board on top, Cherry poster twin bed frame, ping pang table. 3224490. AMFMradih $13; home I track stereo and 'peakeri, 170; 2 reel tape recorder, $10 32) 0315. 1711 Hwy 17 92. Open sal. & Sun.35 13$ 7970 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL--TRADE ____ ___________ ill 315 E First SI 3773677 DI) CURIOSITY SHOP 1201w. 1st St. We buy odd pieces of sterling sliver and gold. Dave's Furniture. 500 Sanford Ave., -3739370. BEDDING SALE * * Buy Dired-Whse. Prlc,s,'.'i Off United BeddIng 71 N. Hwy. 17.2 Cassetberry 131.2020 50 HP Johnson boat mol with ctrols; Astro pick up topper for I' bed truck; 1312 Honda 330, like new. 372-4*96 or 323-4092. STAN'S AUC'T ION Hwy. £6, West 1st retail sales. Always a barn lull of good cIHn used furniI'srt, an. tiques., TV5, and appliances, Auction es-try Saturday night 7:30 p.m. Consignments welcome, For Information call 3229719. Remodeling, Additions & Repair, Auto Repair 'rance, shots, guarantee I 904 :17 3476 or I 901 2)12912. over from inspection Flower's and Gifts for all occasions, tropical and exotic piants, Full Line GE Appliances I-, IDENT A-PET Potect your pet from theft or loss. Have your pet permanently identified & registered. For more Info, call 162.7111 Suite 713. JERRY'S GARAGE. We'll lix yotjr car best for test, all work guaranteed. 765 French Ave., 321. 0190. PcI. A-Poo pups UKC registered. Black and silver will hold till Christmaswith deposit. Days, 1341174. 323 7*89 affer 6, ask for Connie A sm.itl Classified Ad brings big returns Try one and see Call )fl 7611 or 5)1 9993 Beauty Care k'tchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, S.nks tnstai?at,cjn aya,l,sble Bud Car'i'II 322 8057 anytime I- Heater Cleaning OIL HEATER CLEANING CALL RALPH DUKES 37) 5954 Carpentry CASH 337.4137 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items, Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford, l.va VINCENTS CARPENTRY 't'ror Irm. Paneing, Custom Carpentry No lob too smCll Licensed I Bonded. 373 5471 :lasslfied Ads serve the buying ano selling community everyday, read and use them often. Call 337 261) or $31 99-9) Stamps-Coins We buy and silt Gold and Silyir Cons SingIc or Polk SEMIPIOL E COIN CENILII. 107W 1st 5? 373 4352 - arpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded. Free estImate. 323 6031. )ld Sheffield- Plating Co. buys American and English sterling In any condItion. *31.1171. C&A BACKHOE SERVICE lamp out Idleness, Pul a Went Ad to work Call 3373411 or $31. '993 ENDRIX'S ANTIQUES & Auction )pen daily 10 5 lot Consignments or sates off the floor. We also buy estates, etc. DELL'S AUCTION SERVICE Hwy 46 West, Sanford 3733470 Tuning. Repair, $629S00 ___ - A Pressure Cleaning FALL CLEANING "Impac"Wash4 SpraXleet, Exterior walls, eaves, patio, walks 1. roofs. Removes mildew, fungus, mud dobbers, wasps & Spider Roofing shingles. Commercial, industrial, residential, Free estimates. Guaranteed labor and materials. Licensed, Insured and bonded Johnson Rc*fing 3710902, 32)001L driveways All kipdt Of digging Sewing 722 9)17 or 373 39$) Painting Custom made Drapes and Bed spreads Quality- workmanship Dorothy- Blit 349 5425 Painting and Wallpap.ering. No lob foo small Quality workmanship Pri 323 1579 or 32) $799. Truck Rentals "DOn't needs!" Serve a uteful purpose again when you sell them wIth a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't deiay Just dial 377.261) or $3) 9993 To place your low (Ott Wart Pest Control '" RYDER RENTS TRUCKS (conolirse VanS to Diesel Tractors 1 day 1 year 373 5310 1' ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7543 Park Drive 372 *845 - emodeiing and Repairs, Room additions. Fully insured. Good references, Jim Trego, 321 0209. Jim Rowe Pest Control 2826 Iroquos Aye Sanford, 372 7070 You can get a lair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want Ads _ Wall Papering -• Professional Wallpaper Han.r Licented RCtdenit. Commercial Free Estimstm Ph 322617) - . . 72 PIANO SERVICES Alt makes, md Players P;.UL SL'ILk Home Improvements Antiques REFINISHING. Free pick up and eiivery Call day or night 345. 3710 Hwy 419 Oviedo. Piano ServlcLs Roofing of ail types. Built up and I Top prices paid, used, any condition. 6.41 $176, Winter Park. Ph. 372.4057 webs. 3220397. I - Landclearng. 5pti tarts. fill dirt, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (formerly 14,scrlc'tt's Beauty Nook) 519 E Pine 337 5712 Wantedto Buy 7) Cement I- Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. 322 5757. 69 Roofing, Finishing, Painting Reasonable Billy Geck, 323 *207. Land Clearing Chihuahuas. For sale frozen beef. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Carpentry, Sanford Electric Company 7522 Park Drive, 377 1567 Dachshundt, Shih Tu, Sct'nauzer, Yorkie, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua, Beagle, Chi poo, 75 pups on display, we buy pups, Station. 737) Poins,tta, Sanford. _____________________________________ Appliances Houss Painting, Pressure Cleaning, Minor Repairs. C. J. Bannister, 377-lw. Cher's Kennel, Pups, studs, AKC, Houtefuil of furniture and misc items. All in excellent condition See antlime, reasonable. Off 25th St. road St., Sanford now open daily- for cONSTR CLASSIFIED Home Improvements 1771 Earn free Xmas gifts by having a Sarah Coventry Jewelry show in your home. 3737791 after 6. ____________________________ 1.5 P.M. DAILY CPU If , Air Conditioning Equipment for Rent ---------------.----.- - MAITLAND FLEA MARt t THE HERALD 73 Matador Sedan ...............2195.00 Pope, 3221651. Dealer. 68 Your MLS Agency a- VISTA CRUISER anytime Furnished Apartment Sanford - 2 bdrm. prtiy furnisheø apt. Clean. Pcs welcome. $98 mc. Call Orlando 131.1*03. split Bingo-Thursday 7000 Furnished I 3 Bedroom. Adults Only Park Avenue Mobile Park 25-IS Park Drivi, 3fl 7141 SpacIous For Complete Details Call REALTOR.Associate,JohnMero place yours. Clean and Reasonable 322.1351 A HONEYt bedrooms, 1', baths, central climate control, extras. $29,900. SANORA- 2nd Monday- 2000 Club Hours-) p.m. Daily (closed Wed Apartments Rent 72 Datsun Wagon ................1495.00 lO VolvoWagon..................1995.00 73 Hornet Wagon ................2695,00 many Business Meeting Can't put the car n the garage. Set no longer needed Items with a classified ad In the Evening Herald. Dial 3222611 or 131.9993 to Large 1 bedrOom utilities fi,wpished, Adults, small deposIt. 337 1976 or 327-3912 Alter II am. Some patio homes. SUNLAND- First time adverti$edt 'very nice 3 bedroom with Florida room. 526.300. SANFORD II I FLEET RESERVE ASS N. flnqo I scr - lues Plight I .s'ly Bird at 7 30 1J, Qul,ic t it'' C.rjth 1riAci '-..'rtnq5 1st 8. 3rd 71 Camero Cpe ..................1695.00 KENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 069J 1969 Oldsmobile, full power, chrome rack. AC, telescopic steering You are always ahead when you wheel, AM.FM radio, rear buy, sell or rent with a Wanl Ad speakers. Cash price, 5.500. Call Frank at 327 9411 or evenings, 569. Used washers and dryers. Many-to 1116. choose from. 90 day warranty on all used appliances. Dick's Ap1971 Monte Carlo, loaded, lull power, plIance's. 3727658. extra clean. $2,593. Also 1972 Monte Carlo, bright yellow, AMFM. Special, 52.995. Call Don 53 TV-Radio.Stereo 6½ PcI. LOAN - Openin Supn. .,.. ••. refrigerator, air. 1150 plus $75 deposit. $349034. 31 and 1DYLLwILDE- One, Two, Three. Four, Five brand new homes. From $11,500 to $47,000. We have all InformatIon I Furnished or unfurnished 60' swimming pool 1370 S Orlando Or. 3237920. - shopping MOBILE HOME PARK -- Dvplt- Sanford, Longwood. Lake Mary area. 3 bedrooms, stove, 71 Ambassador ..................895.00 Autos for Sate 80 Ave., Sanford, Ste itt MEETINGS "Malt' Matthew 73 Ford Torino ..................2395.00 1974 Chevy Custom 70. 3 speed, with Granny, FM stereo, low mileage, under warranty 5400 1. take over payments. 377-1131, ask for Eddie 3773710 • SAN LANTA Only one ieftt Nw bedroom. 1" bath, Only 523.900. \\ø' I P.M -2nd and lIP' Thursday Each Month. Art Picanso stereo tape Trucks and Trailers 1961', Ton Ford Pick.up Good Condition Also Step Bumper Appliances 2's. I ANY ONE CAN AFFORD A GOOD CLEAN USED CAR AT THESE LOW LOW PRICES Eves.169.1I44 - 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323-5200 MAYFAIR- Just reduced! Neat 3 bedroom. 132.500. You Could fall in love wIlts this onel garages. Mgr Call Credit Dept. SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 A East 1st St., Sanford 372 9411 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - FROM $163 room, bedrooms, near school. $300 142300 Pres A small classified ad brnos 010 returns. Try one and see. Call 337. 2611 or $319993. Come see us at our big new location SANORA Dozen red roust i brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath beauties. All extras, Double * 12 Bedroom Deitona. Duplex, 12'x21' family living 2 bedrooms, stove arid refrigerator, washer and dryer hook up, 2 patios. 1 screened, shag carpet, central heat and air, walk to plaza. Small pet welcome. 256 N. Evans Cir. 16$-IS? I. S payments of 510. New warranty. console with AM-FM Stereo radio, "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" PINECRESTA dandyt 3 HOES want Adsl 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. 373 7870 new 'or $11, balance of 14.5 cash or 43 Realty and without home. ________________________ * Heated Pool 79 1946 GTO. Mint condition, everything rebuilt, 40) cv In, 3, speed, A.M.FM Player, mag wheels. S100 3774.110. After 6 or weekends. 7 Lots with small trailer and small $3 per week? This is an ideal way to inform the public of your BINGO Ev*ryM hues Early Bird at 7:1S PM Regular at 7:4?, P M Extremely clean doublewide 3 bedrooms, 3bathsandiot Central heat arid air, shag carpet, fenced Ste n stro in RAVENNAPARK.)OlTempleo lovely paneled bedrooms, 2 be-eat.in kitchen, fenced yard i......eia.., .y,u.uu )45. OWNER 373 11.43 Mobile Homes rear yard, Terry Realty, REALTOR, 622 0711. HUFFMAN REALTY At Pell, Jenny Clark., Astoc. 337.1395; 322 1153 Day, Eve. NigPsts,3n-Ia7 or 3739067 tIjI. * Clothes WasherDryer Ill $277 Suite 203. The Greater Mali REALTORS. Casielberry, 130-1466 _______________________________ Carpet * DishwasherDisposaI 42 Hartman Realty, Inc. ifl.UT 115T3. AssitaMe P each week for only RangeRefrigerator REALTOR A. A. McClanahan ACR [AGE Good small acreage u * W/W CLIFF JORDAN 2 ACRES Close In Ideal for trailer and farming. Dcix tills easy? W•,5II?I * Unfurnished mothers have a way to keep new members of the family from wrecking the budget. Their plan is called the HERALD Want /ids and It works like this: When they have their first child they piichas.m cribs, car beds, carriages, youth k4ds and other needs through IS' * 30' screened pool. Our best home buy. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat.ln kitchen, carpet, air, large fenced lot. VA terms. $21,900. appear in this listing RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES 3$-Bicycles 60-Office Equipment And Supplies 211 N Oak, Sanford )27 7111 day, 3?) 0-485 ne BROKER ASSOCIAIF 3 BEDROOM -1 BATH Small I or 2 bedroom duplex apartments. 59-Musical Merchandise $300 Inflation Buster P.'otorcycle lnwrance hAIR AGENCY 323 3866 Drop in bobbin, zig zag, and 3 needle position. Like new cOnd4lion. sold 52 373 6353or 645 7333 WE TAKE TRADES 1 BEDROOM-i BATH Equipment 37-Sports Equipment 3n 7613 JOHN SAULS AGENCY 3 bedrooms, I bath, corner lot. I cOnsider a reasonable of Owner, 372 2710. WHY RENT? Broker 6451115 BUSTERS! Motorcycles ments of II. bd, 1" bath home. Assume mtg. C. H. & Air. No qualifying. Low clown pay-merit- CASSELBERRY CONVENIENT Cornpleteiy renovated, quiet, venient location. Nice corner Ideal terms. IVYM a NiW MASONDA HOMI in Dttaa has Macc Real Estate Peg. *Singer* * GOLDEN TOUCH'N SEW In sewing cabinet, repossessed Singer's best model, winds bobbin In machine. Full automatic. Pay balanc, of 17$ or 10 pay- Longwood, Better than new. 3 BR, neat family home. $23,5- $3, down, 5189 mo. PiCKERING For Immediate Sale 1961 Flat Convertible Good COndition 1350 3fl 330:' INFLA TION PRICE "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 7773411 or $31 9993 To place your low cost want ad Full double bed, beige bookcase headboard, box sprIngs, mattress, 145. 337-6901. Homes for sale or rent, 3 lovely homes, located in Deltona. Lots larger than average. $33,000 to 1)9.000. Call Jim Knox at 322 0071 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN ReconditIoned Batteries, 117.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1)19 Sanford Ave table, asking $1; willing to haggle. One month old, owner leaving area. Call 321-0363 after 6 p m. Nights )fl5421or lfl 7)37 REALTY. REALTOR, $31 1151 1963 CHEVY 302 GOOD CONDITION. $499 32) *814 1965 Olds F IS, new paint job. Good mechanIcal COfldilin 5.30) Call 373 4955 anytime. 705 French Ave 32) 0190 site mattress, asking $80; Collie or 301725.1525, When you have something to buy, sell, tent or swap, a Classified Ad will get results fat you. Dial. 322. 2611 or $319993. )7.97Maitlahd USED & REBUILT PARTS II" sleeper sofa, asking $200: king. Days'-3fl 6137 REALTORS, 196W. Lake Mary Blvd. To bcdroom apartments. S ISO and up room. 7$-Auto Repairs Patti Accessories MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372 4991 1913S French 372 7371, 322-1196, 337 116.1 377 1959 _____________________________________ () 1 I ( E 305.473.1334 FORREST GREENE, IN - Central Florida's . Deltona, 9017192210, Orlando, a Stemper Realty club activities. NEWSPAPER SI-Household Goods beats '' SACRIFICE 3 Bedroom. 1, b home. Fenced yard. $11,300. Sandlewood Villas DAILY SO-Miscellaneous For SaI ...., SezI Investment ltrfme 0110,1 SEMINOLE Investment Property baths, on a rustic lakefront ting. Even a Studio separate fi the house. A must see if you ci y unique home. S,SOO. Car - $971 Mustang Convertible, beautiful, I owner, like new, Auto Repairs Pa rts.Accessmorjes bed set; Bedroom suite; Electric heater. 371 0920. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO '* BROKERS Conventional loans. Builder. Did you know that your club or organization can * Recreational Buildin 4-IflCQttte And GOOD CREDIT IS ALL YOu hELD, PlO /,'OPIEY OO,'I1'4. Plc,', 3 and I bedroom homes, 1'.-', to 2 baths priced from $22,550 to $25,100 on large wooded lot. Seller pays alt closing Cost. VA, FHA, 76 GE Washer & Dryer, like new; Twin 1100 E. 75th St 322 6655 LAKE MARY- I bedrooms *03W.lstSt. Any 1972 Vega Hatcnback Coupe, loaded, like new. ERRY'S Having trouble storing summei items? Sell them fast and east with a Classified Ad, Call 3fl261 or $31999). 3fl.7 MAt TLAh() ,.rk4a,' Woo Unique) and 4 bedroom executiv homes priced from $39.60C Beamed cathedral ceilings, man floor plant, and designs to (hoot from. 32601,3n.os17t - 332.7111 Deltona **** 73a Pd. Interest Rate Newhouses Ins rural area, No down CASSELBERRY- 3 or I bedroomi above ground pool, outdoor brici monthly payments less man rent, Government subsidized barbecue, sprinkler system fenced yard, screened porch to qualified buyers. Call to see it Central hear and air, carpeting you qualify equipped kitchen, 129.900 M. UNSWORTH REALTY Mobile Homes Rent able. Apply in pers 41-Houses (or Sale Sat. They're Hot !" MagnolIa St. 1)1-0411: hI 17*9 _______________________ ___________________________ interesting and Profit ,40-Condominiums to-Autos for "Get 'Em While 322-6437 - hill. 3239493. TAFFER REALTY 322 064 3723991 patio, carport, nt'W central hea GENERAL CONTRACTOR REAL ESTATE, INC. 373311 After Houri FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. 1120 Florida Ave 373 6650 373 1310 * JOHNNY WALKER Apartments Rent Nice One bedroom apt, carpeted. air, adults only. $105. 32222$ after I. Correspondents Are you one of those people who knows 'everyone in town'? If you are, can type and are interested In picking up some 'extra money', the Evening and Sunday Herald Is interyiewing correspondents I or all areas of Seminole and Southwest Votusla counties. An automobile is helpful but not essential The ability to operate a camera makes the iob more 37? 9724 Furnished _______________________________ _______________________ duplex, kitchen equipped, drapes, carpet, garage. 3230413. Going home for ChrIstmas? Get there In a better car as advertised in the Classified Ads. 30-Apartments Rent Unfurnished Broker. 107W. Commercial . Lake Mary- New 2 bedroom O'vW 11. Call 321.0170. 29-ROOmS for Rent Jim Hunt Realty 2521 Park Dr. REALTOR Sanford 172 7111 I bedroom, unfurnished apartment, $175 mo. 173 securIty deposIt. Children welcome. 323-1617. Full time - Part tIme - Anytime. Rentals . JOHN XPIDEP. ASSOC W. Garnett White Buys 37) 1,11 3 Bdrm.. I"7 baths, garage, $3,ICz down $116 ma. 7 pcI. Acre Realty REALTOR, 37) 7150. S. Contact us; you may QualIfy. Acreage -. Single story studio, 1, 3. ano 3 bedroom apartments, Pool, Clubhouse, carpeting, drapes,. kitchen equipped, central heat and aIr. Monthly rentais from $142.30. 327 7090, 1505 W. 25th St., Sanford. Farm Fresh Produce daily. Vini ripe tomalo..s,U Oobox. Hwy. 13.4, ml., W. of I-I. Is KULP REALTY And * *G(NEVA GARDENS * * through the Want Ad columns often for quality bargains. payments. - 107W. 1st. Street 377-7335 _________________________ Unfurnished Have and ad-venture, browse tS-Action Sports 1. Possible subsIdiied monthly -- Homes, Lots Houses Rent N Realty REALTOR 337 5771 Commercial Properties ., __________________________________ 34 Harold Hall HousesforSale Families or sIngles. 3146S.Hwy.1793 Duplex, 2 bedroom, air conditioned, adultS preferred. 377 6679 or 373 pm., 14-Camping.Resorls 61-Budding Materials 41 1973 Grand lorino, I door, mint green, air, power steerlrvi 1. brakes. ASsume payments. 323 6659. (WITH (000 CREDIT) 7111W. 151 St. Queen size bedroom suite, living suite, color TV console dining room suite, All items not over S months old Made by Broy. and air, sprinkling system, 11 frui trees, garden spot. $31,130, Pr 323-7741. Adults 1$ thru retirement, Household Goods 51 family room, Carpeted, screene - to Call 3210584 SANFORD REC VEE SERVICE By owner. One or Iwo family home. i bedrooms 2 baths, living, dining N000WI4PAYMEP.IT 1, Your new custom home on a lot of your choice. NEARLY NEW-3 bedroom 5P plan, l'. bafhs, wall wall Ca pet, kitchen equipped, large utiti storage room, 521,500 1970 Chevrolet impala Loaded, $1490 Musthng City * $50 Down Complete trailer hi"hes All kindt availaol, , Autos for Sale dailyf Pool. 155.000 * 3 Bedrooms, air conditioned, kitchen equipped, plenty of room, swimming pool. 3fl.$l17. Large bedroom, private bath and entrance. Gentleman preferred. 323(394. Call after 6 market, Dogtrack Rd., Sat.Sun. Travel & Recreation 5-CamPl • 2 Bedroom unfurnished house. 2100 Cordova Dr. $150 month, no pets, retired couple preferred. 322-0771. ___________________ 33 Selection of brand name offering REALTOR range Avxacto plush carpet, 11*11' wIth rubber pad, very good condi-un 1)50. 2 air conditIoners, $23 and $3. ElectrIc knife, CO Autos for Sale * Special on awnings with free in. stattation, motor and generator service, hitches, Southern RV Servicet, 323 9070: P4OLL'S IN CASSELBERRY DeBari 80 Camper.Travel Trailers Extra gas tanks, air conditioners. REALTOR 21 Hour Service 322.7198 15' x 30' screeni 75 FAMOUS REPRODUCTIONS 21"*4". $4 SO EACI'l Want Ads provide you with a Iarg ______________________________ Tomatoes 4 lbs. $100. Farm Fresh 10-Do It Yourself SI-Aviation - 3 yrs. Marvin P. Gassman 2601 f,'.ohawk Trail, Mtld. M1g flkr. 645-1*47 (71 lIrs - 69-Stamps -- - - Increase your Income toll per cent. . 9 - -- Opportunities 6-ChIld Care -i-Motels Hotels 6-Eating Places -- 27 WILL. BABY SIT IN MY HOME. 323 3954. 5-Lost and Found titdroom. 1 b&h, large yard. with back fenced, equipped kItchen, 5200. 1st & last. plus $100 security. _____________________ disposal, refrigerator. Miscellaneous For Sale Corbeft Real Estate CaliBart Real Estate eat.mn kitchen, dishwasher, gi SO $26,900. 668 4791 COLFCOURSE_3bedroom,jbat family room, wall to wall carpl bag, HousesforSaje Shade trees, 2 bedroom, 3 baIt andscaPed. $17,250. ultimate recreation, deluxe appIian package Rent $219 or buy $25,100, 4.t7- 1932. - GENEVA. 12'xSO'. carpet, central air, heat, furnished on 7 acres. PHONE 1612) 533.7171 1-Card of Thanks 17-Rtalsta?. Wanted - _________________________ MUST SELL -_______________________ building, fenced back yard. Wi _________________________ ____________________________ LIVE AT SHEOA in a luth nature setting, 2 bedrooms, 2 balhs, . . Used vending machines Candy, snack, refrigerator luice, etc. On .1I4E YOU TROUBLED? Call fbi? or oft location. Make offer. 305 IX) Free, 641 7027 for "We Care"4468. 'Holline". Adults or Teens. Join Billion dollar pet industry. Have a profession where people S Lost and Found call you, not wit where you call people. Cash in on America's love $200 REWARD FOR SAFE affair with pets. Select franchises RETURN OF "RENA", female available. For more info call now black I tan Coon Hound. Lost 162-1111 Suite 713. Ident-A.Pet In Sept. 7, was due to .vhelp pups tr'rna?loniil Inc '.'l:t. 21 His larqt.' tears in r. I.irtjc mieori b..k uniter lair. Iu EXECUTIVE questions asked. Contact Paul Warmack. 327-2570, Sanford. TO PARTICIPATE IN FLORIDA CORPORATION LOST: Red Irish Setter. Last seen MOBILE HOME INDUSTRY Country Ciub,Area. Reward. 3fl. INTERNATIONAL 5142 or 337-1347. COP PORATIOP 761$ METRO BOULEVARD MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 6 Child Care Department Hours insil Condominiums . 41 Housesfor Sale Idyllwilde 4 bedroonij, 3 baths, fireplace, Fla. room, solarium, fenced yard, flew roof & shag carpet throughout, After Sunday. 3221812. eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, gi bege di$pol, range, large utility room, outside utili . 41 EXCEPTIONAL 4 Bedroom 2 bat family room, fireplace. carpelt Dial the results number, 337 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 11SW.2nd5t 37 "flu yerfinders' Call Your Friendly Classified Gal _____ --iv - Business Op po r tu ni ties VdriteP.O. Boa 1211 Sanford, Florida Want Ad - and place a fast acting Want Adi Situations Wanted 24 - 0333. ________________________________ - Computer got my idol It Widow with countlng experience 25 years (all phases) needs accounts to keep in my home. Will do your income tax. 323-SIlO EXT. 135. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonyrnou Can Help Call 173 4317 Schedule 2 or for Schedule 1 and Authority. Cashwill no. be accepted. This deposit will be refunded only to Bidders submitting a formal Proposal, upon receipt of unused Documents In good condition not later than len (10) days after the date of openIng of the Proposals. This Contract Is subject to EEC Sanford- Immediate occuPanCY, apartments, furnished and un' furnIshed 590-5120. 321-0064. PROBLEM Ask Wanted to Rent WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W. IsIS?. FACEDWITH A DRINKING Employment _______________________ Schedule 2 combined. On and after November 4, 1971, copies of the Plans. Specilications li-Help Wanted and other Contract Documents may 21-Situations Wanted ____________________ ____________________________ be examined at the office of the Director of AviatIon, or at the office Financial of Bristol, Ctiitds, Crowder & _____________________________ Associates. Inc., 1012 SalledO Street. Coral Gables. Florida 33146. Com 24-Business Opportunities piete documents may be obtained 25-Loans from either the office uf the Director of Aviation, or Bristol, Childs, 2$-Insurance Crowder & Associates, Inc.. by 27- Investment Opportunitsu payment of a deposit in the amount Airport . Furdished _______________________________ 38 Woman would like to Share 6 room houtewith gentleman, couple with 1 child or othir woman, Near school and shopping Center. 371. Rent S. Orlando Drive. 21 Are Tuesday, Nov. 5, )974-7B _____ Apartments 31 Woman or Man for flower route delivery, Orlando area. Apply in person to carefree Flowers. 3201 IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem dr ir.kecs For further Informal ion call 173 4581 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O Boa 553. S.entord, Fla. 32711 Winter Park- 1)-Travel Agencies FICTITIOUS NAME VICE, and that we Intend to register laid name with the Clerk of fist Circuit Crt, SeminC4C COunty, Florida In accordance with the 3yiir of th Fictitious Name Srefutej, TOW ii; Section 1o,b$ fo,ida Statutes 957 5: Dale C. Hunter EnS K. WhiIakec Pub1Eth Oct. 29, NOv. 3. 12. 13. 1971 DEG-in -. 322-2611 Orlando 831 _____ ___________ Help Wanted 18 Ads i ______________ - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM provided. The Sanford Airport Authority reservesthe right to award separate contracts for Schedule 1 and payable to The Sanford -- test with GoBesi Reduce safe Tablets & [yap "water pills" TouchtOn Drug-- DIAL Fencing Schedule 2 Bidders are invited to submit proposals for one or all of the above schedules on the Proposal Forms - FOREVERGqE[P4 LAWN SEP. INFORMATION It-Instructions of Thirty Five Dollars ($35.00) for each set. Payment for Plans and other Contract Documents mutt be made by check or money order - Personals 4 Per Day. INVITATION FOR BIDS AIRPORT IMPROVEMENTS GRADING, PAVING, LIGHTING, MARKING AND FENCING AT SANFORDAIRPORT SANFORD.FLORIDA Sealed Proposals for the fur. nishing of all lat,or. materials, services and equipment for Airport Grading, Paving, Improvements Lighting, Marking and Fencing at the Sanford Airport will b received by The SanfordAirporl Authority at the office of the Director of Aviation, Sanford,Airport. until 2:00 - Want Results Big - The Longer Your Ad Rtii The Less It Costs Per Line THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ALL PERSONS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS OWNING, HAVING OR CLAIMING •.N IN TEREST IN OR LIEN ON THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY YOU AND EACH OF YOU are 16509 FlorIda Statutes 1957. hereby notified that the above 5: John S. Seymour, Jr. described property has been seized, Joe N. Stocks under i'nd by virtue of chapter 373, Publish: Oct. 22, 29, Nov. 3. 12 1371 as amended and is now In the DEG127 possession of the board of county commissioners of this county, and FICTIIIOUSNAME you, and each of you, ore hereby NOtiCe it hereby given that i am further notified that a petition, enoacd if bus'ne.s t 1 - So Itwy urtthr said ch3pfer, has been filed in 1792, Casselberry, Surninole the circuit court of the Eighteenth County, Florida, under the fictitious Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminole name Of THE GAMMOHE ER'S County, Florida Seeking the (or CLUB, and IPIat I Intend to register fetureofttiesald property, and you said flame with the Clerk of the ore hereby directed and required to Ctrcult Court, Seminole COunty, file your claim if any you have, and Florida In accordanc, with the show cause, on or before November r*Ovskns Of tN' F ctttous .ifY'!' l, 1774. if r' 4 per illy served with -.-u.t.. To .ectin loS 09 uo.ess herein, Ind within twenty Florid. Statutes 1957. day-s from personal service if pir 5: W. E. Graham Publish; PCI. IS. 22. Y, Plow. 5, 1974 DEC 91 VYANI AL) Seminole For ---- 3 Lines MInim'm By: Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk Publith koy. Ads II 1 lhru S times P.M. November 26. 1974, at wfttch time all Proposals will be publicly opened and read aloud, The wot k for which Proposals are SANFORD,FLORIDA Sealed BIdS for the furnishing of a Class 1 AIrcraft Fire and Rescue Truck and Miscellaneous EquIpmen? for the Sanford Airport will be received by the Sanford AIrport Authority at the office of the Director of Aviation, Bldg. 1, San P4O. i, n, ma DescrIption .4 Property Lol 14 81k 4 Dreamwoid 3rd Sec '.. Deputy Clerk GE RALD & RUT LIE RG SANFORDAIRPORT By: Ida Creel NOTICE IS HZREBY GIVEN, that Mr. or Mrs. P. W. Schooicraft the holder of the following cer IIIicates has filed iald certificates to be Issuid thereon. f a fax d The certificate numbers and years issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate P40. 217 Year of t.ict 1971 ' - Florida , picni IITIfl AND VACATING CLOSING, ABANDONING RIGHTSOFWAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE Is hereby gIven that the Board of County Commissioners Of Seminole County, Florida, at its Regular Meeting held on the 29th day of October, AD., 1971, In the County Commissioners' Meeting Room In the Courthouse at Sanford. Seminole Counts', Florida, pursuant to Petition and Notice heretofore given, passed and adopted a Resolution closing, vacating and and abandoning, renour,clng disclaimlng any and all right of the County of Seminole and the public in and to the following described rights of way, to wit: The East 2.5 feet of Lot 24. Block A. S.ANLANDO SPRIUGS, TRACT NO. d, accordng to the plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 58, Public Records of Seminole County, FlorIda, LESS the East 10 feet thereof. By the Board of County Corn miuloners of Seminole County. Florida, this 29th day of October, AD,, icii. .in,rr nr DEH-32 CLASS 1AIRCRAFT FIRE AND RESCUE TRUCK AND MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT FOR Deted this 11th day of October, 1?11. S: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of CIrcuit Court of Seminole County, OlpUfy Clerk i: Oct. DEG.136 Classified fol1 Lot 37 in Block K of CARRIAGE UNIT NO. 3. Casselberry, HILL Florida. according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 15, Pages 2* and 27. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida THIS NOTICE shill be published once each week for four (4) con secutIe weeks In the Evening Herald, Sanford. Florida. WITNESS my hand and seal Of said Court on this 11th day of Oc. tober, 1971. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Elaine RIChard. P.O. Box 75! Casselberry. F I Attorney for Petitioner Publish: Oct. IS. 22. 29. Nov. 5. 1911 DEC.95 W 14.5.33 Ft W 374.86 Ft P4 1 Dig 12 Mm E 111.75 Ft to Beg (Less Beg SW Cct Lot 96 Saniando the Suburb BeautIful Argyle Sec Run E 153.41,1 S 1$7.fl Ft W 153.41 Ft 141*7.96 Ft to B.gand less p1 descrIbed In ORB $34 Pg 401) BeIng Loll Lake Marion Estates Iinrecd put Name in whIch aswssed Morris & Karen Elseman and David & Helen SmIth All of said property bllng in the Cwntyofseminole,Stateof FlorIda. Unless such certificate at cit. tiflcates shall be redeemed cccording to law the property described in such certificate or certifIcates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court houl* door on the 25th day of November, 1971, at 11:00 AM. 190) POTICE IS HEI4ELIY GIVEN Run E 613.74 Ft S 19 Deg os NE ' - Descripliotsof Property Beg NW Cor of SW ¼ of P4W ' of (SadIe. 137.495 Florida Statutes ef I . Drive, (,'.r'Iterry, Fiori more pr tli.ulir ly d.il,crsbt'i NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR TAX DEED FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, (Section 197.49$ Florida Statutes of FLORIDA 1969) CASE P40. 74-171)Ca-04.O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, DIVISION G that Mr. or Mrs. P. W. Schooicraft In rs: the MarrLa9. the holder of the following cit. FRELIN TROGDON. tiflcatcs has tiled said certificates Husband, tori tax deed to be i.sued thereon, The certificate numbers and years CONNIE LYNN TROGDON. of issuance, the description of the Wife. property. and tht names in which it NOTICE OF ACTION was assessed are as follows: TO: CONNIE LYNN TR0600N Certificate No. 143 Year of SOSC Cam.lia Drive Issuance l9fl YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for DIsICIUtIOn of Marriage has been fled against you n the above Court, and you are required to serve a copy of your answer or other pleading to the petition on Petitioner's Attorney, STEPHEN A. WEINSTEIN. 302 -- demanded In the Petilion. Further, the Petitioner claims a special equIty in the marital domicile located at 219 Carriage Hill OEC iq ' Maitlind. Florida I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice L Legal Notice Legal Notice T[iFN!kC!T NOTICEOF APPLICATION FORTAXDEED (Seclien 197.49$ FlorIda Statutes Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1974 W.11 Drilling WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type5 and SiteS We rpar an Seryce STtPl[ MACHiNE & SUPPLY CO. 207W 2vsdSt, .i,,,',-_ , _____________ �88—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Tuesday, Nov. 5, 974 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker A&AIN, AND TPE DOCTOR i4A6 Am or TRANQUILIZE-9 ________ WINK AT AiE- PIS PWE EM ) VItIIt5 AND WENT ) TO SLEEP NORTH 6 A 1053 Z South grabbed that one; drew Inurips; cwhed the ace of WEST 42 EAST 4 ALUY OOP NOT LONG... ME IS THERE AN(fl4ING7 ... KEEP iOUR FINGERS ( SHOULD BE l DO CROSSED AND HOP! CHECg 'THE INFORflON ,, EC AN ATIsN? OUR LAO COmPiTER IS WE GOT ON 90P'S LONG LOW WILL. C.IP1.E OF lAKE DAYS! . I ., • '' -- - I -: . • - ___________________ , - 9 u A THE BORN LOSER ) C*1 1RI's Ma. TO f ( - - , * Dem _ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS i 1 .9,,,.ri . turned out to be a serkxis flaw in Henry's flnt he doesn't o to the plant every mornlnQ'" By Roger BoIIen FUNNY BUSINESS I COTI.i tIE'UE BM& FORMO 10 ADCPT CF VCI*q ONLq To 7;,06p 040 D04T N"D rr., s UERQ -nr go~m rMsE-_DA14S!_1 ... .._.__. _____ THAT SAID,"THE IT INOPER IV I WITH E WAY IT BUCK STOPS HERE~," 5d,0170~_ DONT EVEN MWIV Mir, *V;aF WZY, MR &A55 ar t4 ffi; / . I Vote rs S &MIR )"rX", CW /5. - X,AV.. AWr 14 ftworl MOM ok.. M ;r&,r tow ff. I 7PAY1 066k MY AWM 7BUDGET 1 L BLONDIE lc Yeu A$ .TVU F1P4ISI-4 - YBOY"'., = BEEW ORiCNG VERY WARD TAI(E T-1E REST OF 7HE DAY OFF 1 1, - TUMBLE 'HUSANp -: - by T. K. Ryon ____________________ — !'If _ rwiiwWfl -•---•-', - Many a inan has isuccumbed to the Exotic Charmera of the Far 'r-' 1 / - BUT C4TBE F1NtSI4ED. NTI4ATCASE TAKE ThE\ W17W 7~4E MBLEY RSPCqT RESrOF TWE NISWT UNTiL I'l1oNIGr.' J.. oFF ' V Afluo, Hutt Futum Briae. kqbe AR MAL: w=U be one of them 1 / / BUGSBUNNY )_•• t_..' / p by Heimdahl & Stoffel __•••__••••_ LF : \ ON ' E _______________________________ You DINNEF, SC.1R/ç\ 'Sp - ANY PRISCILLA'S POP OUC H. i) ___________________ YES, I REMEMBER GO VA YbU COULD U' by Al [OTI-LOSE Ti.iAi' i~ IF YOL) HAE) -1 70 PUT ? eruG, ui- - 6RANC.)PA r-, , •i WE, a.q 1t.4!iY -, - .>)(>7)M# ". ( SHERIFF FOLK -. 4 Seminole County voters rejected two ballot questions and erKlorsed two others In Tuesday's election. Both the switch to the appointed school superintendent and $3.8 million jail bond requests were defeated. ne questions of a countywide library system and nonpartisan election of school board members were approved, although both were straw ballots and necessitate legislation in order to be implemented. The unofficial count of all 50 precincts reporting from the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections office Wednesday morning was: 12,027 or 60 per cent against the jail bond and 7,910 in favor; 12,330 or 60 per cent against the appointed superintendent and 8.00 in favor. 11,071 dr,54percent in favor of the cowity wide library system md 9,538 opposed; 13,671 or 68 per Cent, In favor of non-parUsan school board elections md 6,379 against. Only the 567 absentee ballots remain to be tallied. The same question had been defeated by county voters in March, The countywide library system, although endorsed by the voters, depends on legislation by the County Commission. Thi. ballot question was simply to measure the popularfeelingonthesubject ' il Q 0 POOCH J70ININ' IN IM VictoW--Albert an or t Local Issues CtS Elections e e ra.ina e o n At A S . . , ' Glance By Ile Associated Press By BOB LLOYD City Editor The issue of appointing rather than electing the school superintendent as is the current practice sent down to defeat for the third time in recent years, having previously failed in both statewide and local referendums, The Jail bond would have financed a new county jail in the Five Points area, which County officials declared was necessary because of state legislation mandating im. proved county detention facilities within the next few years. ) - .....0 ' ust by Garry Trudeau AW W C-TET 14ERE Not i - —V.--.-- 000NESBURY byLorryLewis Win WASHINGTON (AP) - Carey of New York and Ed. Speaker Carl B. Albert of OklaDemocratic Chairman Robert margin is the biggest since the ney, under federal indictment defeated veteran GOP Sen. Mil. tional Chairman Robert Dole Democrats cashed In on voter mund G. Brown Jr. of Califor- homa, scheduled to preside S. Strauss. 295-140 majority after the for bribery, conspiracy and ton Young. battled back to edge Democratdiscontent with Republican nia, and Sens.-elect John H. over the first ilouse ina decade At the White House, Presl- Lyndon ll. Johnson landslide of perjury. Ic Rep. William Roy. InOklahorna, former Rep. Ed scandals and the nations's Glenn Jr. of Ohio and Dale with a two-thirds Democratic dent Ford watched the returns 1964. y, Democratic Edinondson was closing In on In Kentuck And in Utah, Republican deepe economic ills and Bumpers or Arkansas. margin, theoretically the "vetG- on television and conceded Ws Governors -Democrats had G ov. Wendell Ford scored front-running Republican Sen. Mayor Jake Garn of Salt Lake headed for a two bulge in And the losers included a proof" body Ford warned might party had lost. captwed another from the Re- heavily in rural areas and held Henry Beilmon. City defeated Democratic Rep. the House, an expanded margin hall-dozen Republicans who block his programs. 'I have accepted the verdict," publicans, lost one to the GOP his own In Louisville to unseat Owens, a member of the In Nevada, f or mer Republi. Wayne In the Senate and a near-record had been among the loudest and Other Democrats cocked he said. "Those who lose often and lost another to an mdc. Freshman GOP Sen. Marlow W. can Gov. Paul A. Lazalt House Judiciary Committee, edged total of governorships, longest defenders of former their eyes towards 1976 and the come back to win another day." pendent candidate in Maine. Cook, ahead of Democratic Lt. Gov. for the seat of retiring They gained at least four President Richard M. Nixon: presidential contest they h)pe With final returns still being They led for another GOP spot, Harry Reid for the seat of re- Republican Wallace Bennett. seats In the Senate, at least 38 in four members of the house will restore them to White tabulated in a number of states, while Republicans led In th ree In Colorado, Gary Hart, the tiring Democrat Alan Bible. the House and elected more Judiciary Cominittee who stood house control this was the picture Other new Senator's included current Democratic states, for 36-year-old 1972 campaign g than either party has by Nixon during last summer's manager for Democratic Elsewhere, the incumbents Rep. John C. Culver in Iowa and Senate - Ik'iiioerat.s picked an Indicated breakdown cf If Fc.rd change his huld -sillue the Dtinocratic land- lic.irings and Rvp~.. Dan II. fortner Atty. Gen. Robert up five seaLs but %~ere trailing Dvinocrats, 13 Republicans and programs we will slide In the elections of 1958. Kuykendall of Tennessee and swamped two-term names among the Democratic Morgan of North Caroline, both in one they now hold, giving one Independent, surpassing Their precise margins, how- Earl F. Landgrebe of Indianli win the White House in 1976," them a likely margin of 62 to 38 the 35 to 14 margin after 19M Republican Sen. Peter . nators, Geor McGo ern of De ocrats ever, depended on a half-dozen Though the Democratic gains (I4utied Sen. Lloyd N. Bentsen in the new Senate compared to but short of the record 39 ninIck. South Dakota and Birch Bayh of In the House the biggest extremely tight races, in. Tuesday were a bit below some of Texas, a likely Democratic their 58 to 42 lead in the current governors elected in 1936. In Vermont, a 34-year-old Indiana, captured third termi3. casualties cluding a tangled Ohio pre-election forecasts and in presidential contender. And one. And Bumpers arid Glenn won H As expected, th e Democrats Democrat, Latrick Leahy, ouse Judiciary Committee Sen. Henry M. Jackson of governor's contest in which line with the normal off-year House - Democrats had captured Senate seats in Flori- prised Republican Rep. Rich- easily the Arkansas and Ohio four Republicans who had deWashington said he might unSenate seas snw1ed u Republican James Rhodes pattern of opposition party suebid before picked up at least 43 seats from dii, Kentucky, Colorado and ard Mallary in the race to veil his Reps. Charles W. White House Democrats conceded defeat to Democratic cess, Democratic spokesmen bright and fended Nixon, Republicans while losing five to North Dakota. ceed retiring Sen George D. Ai Sandmn Jr. and Jo.wph J. ear 8 Cflu Go John J Gilligan, then shot hailed the ir vic tory as a signal GOP candidates They had In Florida, former Secretary ken He became the first Demo- Howard Metzenbaum, their Mara.ziti of New Jersey; Da vid into the lead. bitter primary to supplant Ford's economic ,We're seeing the rebuilding elected 281 House members and of State Richard Stone, a mod- crat ever elected to the Senate vlctims W. Dennis of Indiana; Wiley The victors included some policies with measures of their of the old Democratic coalition led in 12 other races, for a pos- crate Democrat, defeated con- from that once rock-ribbed ba ttles IALt May. ReIowa and a filth who Mayne of new na tional Democratic stars, own. which served the Democratic sible total of 3, 45 more than servative GOP businessman publican state. In Kansas, scene of one of the voted aga e former P'esiaga inst th pote ntial candidates for nation. "This Is not just a victory, party wd the nation so well for the current House in which they Jack Eckerd for the seat of ReAnd in North Dakota, former na tion's most bitter Senate at office: Govs..elect Hugh L. this is a mandate," declared so many years," declared hold a 248 to 187 majority. The publican Sen. Edward J. Gur- Coy. William L. Guy narrowly races. former Republican NaI Cont'd Page ?Ai .' - Ak s ___ . 1.1•1 , by Art Sonsom __ . One of the worst habits a The bidding has been: 5 bridge player can acquire is that of making one bid too North East South many. West's takeout double of I? Pass ofic Spade was reasonable. 111t! 44 hand might belong to his side. Pass But after North's redouble, it You. South, hold: should have been apparent that 4 A K 8 4 V K 2 • Q 5 4 4A Q What do you do now? Swth was going to wind up A-The right bid Is Just Flr playing some spade contract. clubs, but we would not criticize Hence, there was no reason a jump to six. West to bid two hearts. TODAY'S QUESTION West's king of clubs was Instead of bidding three clubs allowed to hold the first trick your partner has Junilml to three Ile could have beaten the hand heart3 over your two clu6s, What by an Immediate shift to a low do you do now' heart, but no one could figure Anisser Torn orros '' '4 knew exactly what to do. West was marked with five hearts so South trick. East to lead a club or a diarnond and whatever he led would allow South to ru!! in dummy and discard his 10 of hearts. South might well have worked out this same play if West had not made that one unnecessary bid. He rnIg have but we will never know. - .. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1642 pe g lead-K4 Opening - _______ .-. ___ - queen of diamonds. Now West led low heart to KQiog 4653 SOUTH (D) 6 KQJ974 T A 106 +J3 432 on th-South Nor uth vuintrable West North East South 14 Ubie Redhi 2• 2, e Pass [lass by Don Grau. II IIUZ%J I clubs; ruffed dummy's last club and threw West in with the 16 86 VQ KJ954 P 67th Year, No. 67—Wednesday, November 6, 1974 that one out. West shifteto Kind of diamonds. $ A74 - r WIN AT BRIDGE 0q.. 150 TWE 6"C-9ALS by Dick Turn., CARNIVAL commissioner who campaigned "Clewing won't solve all our against Uw bond issue, today, said at aproblems," McClanahan noted, noon work session I think it would give us Forty-one per cent of San- following canvass of the vote some "But relief." ford's 6,915 registered voters and tabulation of 59 absentee eted 4 'ear bond cast ballots Tuesday as a ballots, he would propose that issue would have taken 5.35 proposed $6.5 million drainage the city concentrate efforts with mills tax on property in the city bond issue was rejected by a a special crew to cleaning to retire over a year period 2,047 to 733 vote, present open ditches and storm accoiIh to Mayor Moore.' City cmnmissiarim oven't drains. In 1971 city voWsdefeated by refereadum mW at kast one explore possibilities of fd4 a dtaina ge ptatL %t that tim $3.8 comnduloner aRributed the professional line cleaning -WUlan in bonds was wu& but consu g engineers reported onditions." drainage ma ns," McClanahan last August that the costs had The bond Issue would have said He said he would also now jumped to $616 million not financed major storm drainage propose starting an immediate including rights-of-way and interceptor mains and laterals study to determine costs of engineering an" other ka, in five "basins" over the city acquiring rights-of-way needed Under state law city cornwhere flooding is commonplace for maintenance of present missioners can't tax property during periods of heavy rain. dviinage facilities as well as for (Or such projects without voter any future drainage main 1n approval of bonds in a fall. A. A. McClanahan, the only stallatlons. referendum, SENATE (11 Racts) Won R4 D-24 Lead R-2 D-0 Holdover 1-2 27 37 94th Trend I-i R-37 1)41 93rd Cong. 1-2 R-41 D-37 Needed (cc majority: 51. HOUSE (435 Races) Won R-137 D-2N I-cad R-7 D,7 94th Trend R-144 D-291 93rd Cmg. R-187 D-248 ee e or ma or y: 218. GOVERNOR (35 Races) Won 11 R-4 D.27 Lead 1.0 R-3 D-0 Holdover R-6 D-9 Trend 1.1 R.13 1)46 Present R-18 D-32 The -' - Inflation SUP?. LAYER Fighter 1 "k WINTHROP I by Dick Ce"Ill I CAt) GOA FL4NY '\ SENSE ouMcR. ) ER HE AID' i r'LLI-tA\,ETOGer I I NO,Vfl-(ATI4vE GOT " 'A'S ARCHIE F3 .-- T'1BCk<ENC. - wy, VERONICA:5 FATH ER SU RE INVITED 5omE FAMOUS PEOPLE ELI I ILIS S oun oa ui in Ik' -.l by Bob Montana ___________ .. / 5- W. 60 ;'1 DONT LOOK IF I IS THAT MR. LOOK _rmI ___________ SEE an KISSINGEA WITH THE HOW LENOS? ti - Ap~ - . CAPTAIN EASY - - - . 1 - lip ., e • ' 1 UK & MEEK - by Howie Schneider My 'Spiz/AL HxR 4 _ „,j ... POL*M OVER P-4D CF mun Rice I I'M kVT i~j 11 00. i W• / _____ by Bob Tbcn - is UV AN ILICTIRIC FAN• --_- - -'--------------------.--_--.._..._--------•. -- -, SHORT *rns WMAL.1%,CAPTAUSf S7 is 9WNG W&EMS... by Frank Hill -%4AMY IN11ATION MD A -n4RF_AT OF VEPKS90N reduce gasoNne consumption is still by drwlng more slow!> A hfl st ead y speed of 50 mph. in. stea of O can sa,e four miles per gallon in the average car. Quick starts and slamming oti the brakes at traffic lights eat gasoline and burn out brakes. Jackrabbit starts require about twice as much gasoline as smooth starts. ';"When caught in rush-hour crawl, a void fast starts and -.stops. Needless stopping can waste up to two miles per gallon. Robert (Bobby) Hattaway, Isbown with arrow), son of an old (Mve yov a clever *av to save ieminole famil y, won his first elective office, - a seat in the WV& 10 The Inflation Fighlef, tar", of legislature -Tuesday. giving Incumbent Eugene Mooney JR- The Herald The best Id"S will be Casselberry) a stunning defeat. The only Seminole resident v%ed in future columns Sorry. t)ut won't te ahie to ac k nr legislator, flattaway discusses his victory with old friend and fotmer Joycee, Sanford City Commissioner John Morris. Peggy Illattaway who aided her husband In the vigorous campaign listens to election results. Complete election results on page 3A. I -. . WE N_CVEFA HAVE I-tARD AAES IN -r~IE SXET Uva% 6_4 the paving of strictly roads under Ns emperative Casselberry, the work would agreement, hlattaway said, r involve paving a section of county roads • including Red Bug, Ballard -the paving of roads that are Crystal Bowl Circle In Winter When an igrctmtnt per- Springs, it would be the North itt> roads, but that extend into A venue, Sanford A v enue and mitting the county's road extension of Moss Road near the county and are used Palm Springs Road. But the agreement for con. I department to build city roads the city's new fire station. Both frequently by county residents. On the latter projects, the struction of strictly city roads "at cost" is cleared up Monday, projects would include the it ould pave the way for paving and drainage of the county provides the labor and is still a little up in the air. SEMINO S Hattawa> was sure that machines for the work, and the c onsid erable sa v ings for roads The county's present plans cities the engineering and city had an "agreement" to do Seminole County cities. this, but commissioner Greg LEGISLATOR "The county could build for road building fall under two in aterials. The already constructed several Drummond said earlier this roads completely within the alternatives: week that he was not aware of charge the city for this work On Drummond's recoincommissione mendation, the agreement will said. By eliminating such items be dismissed at a work session as contractors fees, perMonday so that "all the cities in formance bonds, etc, the cities the county can be included." could save from 30 to 40 per cent LOUDY on the construction paving of Hattaway says he sees no Three suspevLs in the Friday If the)' hadn't retained private believed to be in twer 'late 20s, 9 Customers of an) of three led the tx.,ard in directing the problem that would keep the The Only two contingencies garbage collection services garbage firm to notify their agreement from being made robbery-shootoutat A&P in the at'irneys The suspects are was seen near the supermarket Hattaway said, is that the between Lake official at the board's regularly Interstate Mali, Altamonte scheduled for arraignment about the time of the robberycity whose accounts had been transfers must transferred to and from Mary, Central, and Evans the work must not interfere Seminole Disposal Inc., over that the action would have to following Tuesday. felony murder, attempted mur- indictments returned Monday and driving a black and white with, or delay, planned county the der, attempted robbery, by the Seminole County Grand 1970 Thunderbird bearing weekend, will have the reversed. The question came to roadbullding. ting wiltdn an occupied Jury. Georgia license plates. on, board last week But in an afternoon sessi option of accepting or rejecting Around The Clock AA Jack A second woman indicted in Hittawty sWd that he has the transfers. after building and unauttmized use Seminole attorney Bridge .... .... .12B Casselberry Council chairman The fourth suspect in the already had three "active” Calendar 9A superma r ke t robbery, Charles requests from cities within his comirisson decided that the retraction o' the transfers missioners to pave the Being held in count) jail at teringham of south Georgia, Comics 128 district - Oviedo, Winter transfers were in violation of a would create "mass con. Sanford without bond are being sought in the case. State Hobbs, of Atlanta, was killed in Crossword Puzzle . 1011 remainder of , gun right in we store Dear Abby --------Springs, and Ccsselberry for board action that extended the fusions" among the 900 tranDennis Robert PhIllips, 28, Atty. Abbott Herring's office Drive. police. paving city roads under such an • revocation of Seminole's ce.r- sferr'ed customers. Vidalia, Ga., and Mrs. Deal) said if the fugitive isn't apDr. Crane ............7A The county and city are prehended this agreement week the Parrish, also FBI known as Nadent that the firm's tifitation to operate In the Dr Lamb Bridges said A't.amonte Springs police LI 7t\ already working on t of the will be asked to enter a nation. Steve Garver, shot twice McPier, 39, Lyons, Ga. They Both Casselberry and Winter county for 30 days, so that the management misunderstood road under the plan w by Horoscope ............. IoB the Customers Choose Garbage Service L 1)0 . LIT WE NEVER H-UIE • YO" GOT ,.• 7",) a 40% __ jA - '--- Shootout Trio Is Indicted ndex - - to '' - RUSA HOM SPECIAL I ett e - I - OLD CHAPI NAMELy— _I_ FRANK AND ERNEST 1 - QUE9TIOtJFOM 0S BILL BELLEVILLE Herald Staff Writer by Cmoks & Lawrence I101 ways - - (i - £1'1' best .. MAYBE SAY N0/ -.' OM of the -- are no right ofivayproblems. In Commissioner Ski Vutilen Jr., revocation extension, engineering and materials. appointment of defense counsel red-haired Kittertngham, North, Altamonte Springs. Television - ç I= ffi ff � 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/. 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